quilter68

Beautiful! Thank you for posting this. My favorite is the Filmstrip of World Travels.

wendiq

Great quilts....thanks for sharing. I wasn't able to go this year so this was a lovely at home walk through...:)
I noted that several were even "hand quilted"....WOW! Can't imagine the creativity of these people....makes me very, very humble.....

catray

Thanks fpr the pics. It's always nice to see quality work and the different talents that appear at the quilt shows.

ChildoftheUniverse

Thanks for sharing.

ChildoftheUniverse

Thanks for sharing. Hugs

Treasureit

That was great! Maybe I will go next year! Start planning now...yes...good idea...Thanks again

ccthomas

Thanks for allowing us to visit this show. The quilters are so amazing - true masters. I know why I don't ever say I am a quilter.

blueangel

Thanks

juneayerza

On one of the slides there was a quilt simply called Australia. It was like a roll of old fashioned film curling through the quilt. Does anyone know what pattern might have been used to create this quilt, or was this an original idea by the quilter? It seems to me I have seen this method before, but don't remember for sure.
Any help will be appreciated.

VickyS

I thought it might be from "Quilts with a Twist" - Lisa Moore, Sitka Alaska, and I checked her website. She has a lot of photo like and film like quilt patterns, but not this particular pattern. Below is the link to her patterns on her website.

http://quiltswithatwist.com/store/re...hp?category=15

Anyhow, I thought this might help us figure out where the pattern is located.