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| View from the hotel window |
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| Home to snow and the view from my window but California was unseasonably chilly too. |
I have tried not to show award winners as these appear elsewhere but weakened near the close and took pictures of some major prize winners.
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| This was the raffle quilt and yes I bought tckets and no I didn;t win though I sat by as the winner was drawn feeling hopeful as I had already won the first door prize (a layer cake) in Katie Pederson's class. it went to someone called Julie. |
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| sarah Bond : Ribbon quilt eQuilter prize for quilting excellence This would be a surprise to some as the quilting was vertical straight lines but the thread colour altered to suit the fabric. Personally I thought some quilts were compromised by fancy scrolly FMQ. A simpler approach seemed to work better in most cases.  |
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| Sandra Kaye: Happy Dance with 600 crosses. Sandra is new to the Modern Quilting movement but won the Best Machine Quilting Frameless prize. |
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| Stephane Scardal: Going Up BEST OF SHOW someone I sat next too wasn't impressed with this choice but sometimes less is more. |
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On my last wander through the naturally lit room devoted to quilts I came across some bustle and the "Visitors' Choice went to . " And Anna Maria Horner got in on the picture?
This quilt had a personal message. There were many using words but were what I would call "admonishment quilts" (more later).
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| Liz with Anna Maria Horner |
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1 comment:
I think by now I would have inspiration over-kill.
Both your weather and the US East coast are making our news. I can't help being glad it is not here. We have had enough of winter!
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