First, let me apologize for not posting lately. I've been really, really busy this month. I am working on projects, but, no pictures. I'll try to post something else, soon.
Today, a friend and I went to the Sewing & Quilting Expo in Tinley Park, IL. Yes, we also went to the expo back in the spring, at a larger venue, but, we got free tickets, so, we went again. This was a much smaller expo than the one in the spring, but, they had different quilts at this one.
There was a wonderful display of vintage quilt tops that had been sent to some of the best long arm quilters in the business to see what they would do with these tops. Oh my! I tried to include a close up picture of each, to show off the quilting.
There were other quilts, too.
There were more quilts inside the vendor area. There were several from Victoria Findlay Wolff, but, since I've shown some of these before (from the last expo) I didn't take more pictures of these. Oh yea, Victoria is coming to one of my quilt guilds in July 2014.
Here are the rest of the pictures.
This one is for everyone that is already missing summer.
This one is made from kimonos, all in silk
I got a few names wrong, sorry. They came thru blurred on my camera. I did try to get everyone's names on their quilts.
I was a VERY GOOD GIRL in the vendors area. I bought 2 discounted pieces of fabric for a quilt that I'm making for Quilts of Valor. Now I can finish it. I also bought 2 120" tape measures. I can't ever keep up with the one I have, because it is always being brought upstairs, or downstairs. Now I have one for both, with a spare, just in case. I also bought a pattern that I've been looking at for a while now. It will be great for scraps.
Today, a friend and I went to the Sewing & Quilting Expo in Tinley Park, IL. Yes, we also went to the expo back in the spring, at a larger venue, but, we got free tickets, so, we went again. This was a much smaller expo than the one in the spring, but, they had different quilts at this one.
There was a wonderful display of vintage quilt tops that had been sent to some of the best long arm quilters in the business to see what they would do with these tops. Oh my! I tried to include a close up picture of each, to show off the quilting.
quilter: DeLoa Jones |
quilter: Ginny Rippe |
up close of embroidery |
quilter: Vicki Maloney |
up close of one square |
quilter: Barbara Dann |
up close of one square |
quilter: Sue Papalia |
up close of quilting |
quilter: Wilma Cogliantry |
up close of the quilting |
quilter: Claudia Pfeil |
up close of the quilting |
quilter: Jackie Herbert?? |
up close of quilting |
quilter: M&M Quilting |
up close of quilting |
quilter: Debbie Kauffman |
up close of hummingbird, there were also butterflies, dragonflies, and other things |
quilter: Karen McTavish |
up close of blocks |
quilter: Marty Vint |
up close of blocks |
quilter: Vicki Maloney |
up close of quilting |
quilter: Sue Patten |
interesting quilting motif in quilting |
There were other quilts, too.
by Connie Guhlstorf |
up close of block |
Mary Fons |
up close of block |
Elizabeth Dackson |
Barbara Yates Beasley |
Judy Ross |
Margaret Williams |
Caroll Ivy |
Alice Zeman |
up close of small blocks |
Sharon Moran |
love how some blocks are 'framed' and some are not |
There were more quilts inside the vendor area. There were several from Victoria Findlay Wolff, but, since I've shown some of these before (from the last expo) I didn't take more pictures of these. Oh yea, Victoria is coming to one of my quilt guilds in July 2014.
Here are the rest of the pictures.
longarmer: Dustin Farrell |
up close of top corner, sorry about the color, it is deep black, and stunning to look at |
Judy Tucker |
Linda Marcangelo |
no name on the description sheet, oops! |
Shirley Van Dyke? |
Ebony Love |
Cindy Sarino? |
I got a few names wrong, sorry. They came thru blurred on my camera. I did try to get everyone's names on their quilts.
I was a VERY GOOD GIRL in the vendors area. I bought 2 discounted pieces of fabric for a quilt that I'm making for Quilts of Valor. Now I can finish it. I also bought 2 120" tape measures. I can't ever keep up with the one I have, because it is always being brought upstairs, or downstairs. Now I have one for both, with a spare, just in case. I also bought a pattern that I've been looking at for a while now. It will be great for scraps.
Beautiful quilts - gorgeous quilting!
ReplyDeleteStunning quilts, thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts. Those girls arent' quilters though....they are artists! Stunning!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts. Those girls arent' quilters though....they are artists! Stunning!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful show of exquisite quilting! I am sure you got a lot of ideas from seeing these works! Glad you are OK after the storms!
ReplyDeleteAs always, such beautiful quilts that help to inspire! Thank you so much for sharing such beautiful images! :)
ReplyDeleteWow! What a lovely quilt show! A prolific group of quilters too... how fun!
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