Showing posts with label Alsace Quilt Show 2018. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alsace Quilt Show 2018. Show all posts

Thursday, 20 September 2018

Alsace 05: Sainte Croix aux Mines

Life by Shizuko Kuroha

Detail of tiny log cabins

Log Cabin width varied to create illusion of curves

Dtail of HST quilt

Shizuko Kuroha's "The Peaceful Sea"  of 2010 seen in facing mirror being 
photographed by me.

I don't have the title of this one

On Friday and on Sunday we visited Sainte Croix aux Mines where we saw the wonderful works of Japanese quilter Shizuko Kiroha displayed in the grand Villa Burrus and in a larger community building Erick Wolfmeyer's large pieces hand quilted by an Amish lady.
Wolfmeyer's Blue horizon 

Detail

Detail showing the sharp break: I like this effect

And another one - "One Life" employing the same device, more complex

Detail of the above

This one is called "Overshot"

Detail of Overshot
And the view outside
And a more picturesque angle

Sunday, 16 September 2018

Alsace Post 01


The first day we gave our attention to two of the villages finishing up with shopping at the Expo. I was impressed by the range of traders. I have taken loads of photos so will post as and when. I tried to take at least one of every exhibit.
This is from the Kenyan exhibit and is by Dorothy Stockwell

This was in the church at Liepvre and was in an exhibition of UK James Humtings' work.
The lines are embroidered over torn masking tape strips.

This is a Madstitch piece by Ditte Sorensen who is Danish

This is Choucroute for four. We needed sustenance after all that quilt viewing.