What a fabulous sky - very midwestern.
Fabulous precise piecing - in the feet and face especially.
And just look at these realistic feathers.
I imagine this refers to the game of cricket, rather unknown in the USA.
I enjoyed seeing this quilt from the VAM table. It is not very photogenic, but it shows beautifully.
Nicely balanced "slice and dice" style. About 18" x 24".
A beautiful quilt (of course, it has blue and yellow!) with interesting techniques. In the sky the artist has quilted two large open hands - click on the picture and maybe you can see them.
Nice little grass stalks along the edge of the fields and interesting zigzag machine applique on the trees.
Apparently there is still a movement to make three dimensional quilts.
This is a very nice exhibit, but they ask viewers not to take pictures. My BAD! There is a book available - see the Dinner at Eight Blog http://dinnerateightartists.blogspot.com/
Jane just gets better and better!
Just look at this dear little bunny. www.janelafazio.com
And so does Susan! www.bluemoonriver.com/
This is unlike anything I have seen of Paula's work - very nice. http://www.paulachung.com/ The spot on the bottom is where I removed the stand for the placard - this doesn't look nice, but better than the placard.
2 comments:
Wonderful quilts and quilters. Thank you.
I see we were drawn to some of the same quilts. I absolutely loved M.C. Bunte's quilt,"Shelter in the Time of Storm." Nice seeing you in Long Beach!
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