Photos of Quilts from Oklahoma City Quilt show
01-16-2011, 06:34 PM
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Originally Posted by RkayD
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what did you think about the one that won best of show?
you know I really dont remember seeing the best in show one where was it .... do you have a picture of it ...we left before the viewers choice was announced because I was tired .... and after taking in all the vendors .... I must have missed it ....if you have a pic could you please post it and viewers choice ......thanks so much if you do or anyone does .......
you know I really dont remember seeing the best in show one where was it .... do you have a picture of it ...we left before the viewers choice was announced because I was tired .... and after taking in all the vendors .... I must have missed it ....if you have a pic could you please post it and viewers choice ......thanks so much if you do or anyone does .......
the viewers choice was the red and white one with all the pieces...It was BEAUTIFUL! what was it 4,669 pieces or something insane like that?! LoL! Brave Woman is all I can say. =) The Best in Show was yellow ~wholecloth it looked to me~ and called indian sun or something like that and quilted over every space available..except for some puffy spaces. It looked like there was a hairs breath between quilting spaces. I was surprised and a bit disappointed. It was lovely ~ don't get me wrong ~ but not what I would have imagined winning a Quilt Show. Just my opinion. I chose not to take pictures this year.
01-16-2011, 06:58 PM
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Originally Posted by dunster
Thank you for posting those gorgeous quilts. And congratulations on coming thru chemo. You're looking good!
I did love the red and white "viewers choice"
Glad to hear you have come thru your chemo :thumbup: :D :D
01-16-2011, 07:55 PM
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The quilt you are standing in front of was made by a friend, and a member of the Central Oklahoma Quilters Guild. She also one a prize last year, and had had quilts in Houston and I think Paducah. Isn't her work wonderful?
I loved the red and white one too.
I loved the red and white one too.
01-16-2011, 08:05 PM
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The quilt you are standing in front of was made by a friend, and a member of the Central Oklahoma Quilters Guild. She also one a prize last year, and had had quilts in Houston and I think Paducah. Isn't her work wonderful?
I loved the red and white one too.
I love that one it is beautiful ..... and I think she is a fabric artist as are some of the other ladies ...... there just werent enough quilts I would rather look at quilts and not so many vendors ....... how about you!!!!
I loved the red and white one too.
I love that one it is beautiful ..... and I think she is a fabric artist as are some of the other ladies ...... there just werent enough quilts I would rather look at quilts and not so many vendors ....... how about you!!!!
01-16-2011, 08:06 PM
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Thankyou so much for sharing these wonderful quilts, I do not often get to see first hand this kind of workman ship so it is a real delight, I love the WWII aeroplane quilt, thanks again.
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