The missing quilts did not turn up at this exhibit. I hope they are found before Pacific International Quilt Festival opens in Santa Clara next weekend.
One thing I didn't get a photo of was a sign in one of the booths selling fabric. They were selling new fabric and "Pre-owned Fabric"! I couldn't find the booth, but was told the pre-owned fabric was sold individually in Baggies.
This is the quilt that won the "Best of the World" prize.
This quilt won first prize - Traditional of the World contest.
This is a pure white quilt, but I have darkened it a bit so you can see the design.
This is the first prize winner in the non-traditional category.
Thom C. Atkins is an expert at beading his quilts.
This quilt won Best Machine Workmanship.
I was impressed with the dimensionality of this trolley.
This quilt was the Best of Country for Japan. It is spectacular and one of my favorites.
There was quite a bit of talk about this little guy, a bichon.
This starts the story in the lower left hand corner and goes around the quilt.
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