What a stunning welcome!
This beautiful quilt hung above the entrance to the barn.
The theme this year was scrappy quilts. Most of the quilts had no names associated with them, so I am sorry I cannot acknowlege the creators of these magnificent quilts.
This year Linda invited 2 guests from USA. Mary Koval came with a beautiful collection of old fabric and quilts available for purchase.
Jo Morton displayed several of her quilts.
Leonie Bateman had a small stall where fabrics designed by Mary and Jo, among others, were available for purchase.
Now for a few of the quilts.....
This stunner is the raffle quilt for this year. It was made by Jenny Bear using Jo Morton fabrics. It was quilted by Deb Burville. There is a pattern for this quilt available.
This quilt was entirely one inch squares!
Tiny flying geese:
More one inch squares used as a border:
A brave use of blue as the background..
Applique and piecing..
A small appliqued quilt
...and some detail...
I love this red and white....
If you are in the Wonga Park area, or would like to go for a lovely drive, tomorrow is the last day. The day starts at 10 am and finishes at 4pm, when the winners of the raffles will be drawn. Once again proceeds form admission, the food stall and the raffles are donated to breast cancer research. It is a wonderful day for a great cause!
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thanks for posting this - I always love to see what quilts are hanging at the barn-it looks just lovely and love all those quilts.
ReplyDeleteOh, my goodness, the work! Each quilt is gorgeous! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately I live in The Netherlands, so am never able to visit. Therefore I really appreciate all the pictures you have posted. The quilts are beautiful, and it is great we get to see them even when we can not visit ourselves.
ReplyDeleteSuch wonderful pictures! Thanks so much for sharing them :0)
ReplyDeleteThat would be a wonderful show to attend. I love to see everyone's photos of the fantastic quilts on display. Glad you got to go and thanks for sharing your photos.
ReplyDeleteyou are so lucky to see this.........maybe one day I will get there.............
ReplyDeleteGlad I bumped into you yesterday. Your pictures capture the exhibition beautifully.
ReplyDeleteThanks Miriam . This show is wonderful !
ReplyDeleteI like that wonderful quilt with one inch squares! I think it should have been a hard work to create it! I will use this photo for my assignment about history if quilting at http://pinkelstar.com/.
ReplyDeleteWow, Thanks for sharing Miriam. It looks like it was a wonderful quilt show!
ReplyDeletelucky you! Love seeing the quilts thanks for taking us along.
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