I took photos of all the quilts and their labels and will share only some of them here.
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| This is where you would walk in. We chose a strong quilt to view there. The woman getting in the wheelchair entered 10 quilts, despite the fact she had a stroke and lost the use of her right arm and ability to walk. |
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| To the left of the entrance |
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| To the right, accessories |
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| The big winner was the one we picked to view upon entering |
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| Super cool origami shirts of Hawaiian fabric |
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| Look what you can do with the exploding square block! |
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| One of my favorites, it was also viewer's choice |
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| A better shot of my mystery quilt than before |
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| Paper pieced chickadees among the blocks |
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| Super tiny paper piecing of bees among blocks |
8 comments:
It looks like it was a great show. And yes, quilt shows are a lot of work.
You were certainly kept very busy! Takes a heck of a lot of arranging, and a heck of a lot of helpers - if you're lucky!
Well bummer! I missed the show! Looks like a fantastic set up - worth all your hard work!
Great job on the layout. Looks like you had a beautiful venue to use with good lighting. The quilts are wonderful and show such skill. Big applause to all.
57 baskets....that is fabulous!
Lovely quilts! I always love a quilt show.
I know how much work you put into that show, and it looks like it was a great one! Thanks for taking the time to share so many wonderful quilts with us!
thanks for sharing so many photos of the show -
Looks like it was great.
Lovely show. I like the way the quilts were arranged, in alternating U shapes.
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