Thursday, July 28, 2011

Quilt Show at Crawford’s Farm..Part 3!

So we have visited two pastures…onto the third, fourth and fifth!!  Hope you are wearing good walking shoes?  I don’t think that I have ever been to a Quilt Show where I saw lovely quilts and got a work out too!  Got to love that!

So let’s start with this great stash buster~

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This is a PERFECT West Coast quilt…

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I loved this quilt…STUNNING!

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A close up of the kaleidoscope blocks….

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Mesh ribbon was hand stitched on top of this quilt…reminded me of outer space..

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There must have been a Stack and Whack class…that I missed out on!  There were several of these and they were all lovely!

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One of my favourites was this diamond quilt…made from drapery/upholster fabric!!  The colours were wonderful!

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A gorgeous quilt..hand appliquéd by my friend Carol..

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Sometimes it’s the simple quilts, like this four patch, that are the most visually pleasing…and are the quilts that you would like to snuggle under…

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I have this pattern…somewhere…and have never seen it done in this type of colour way.

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I loved this little Partridge in a Pear Tree Wall hanging…

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Do you recognize this sweet little quilt…A Tisket A Tasket…a free BOM from Bunny Hills Blog!  It is stunning made up!!

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And here is Wagg Vill…made by my friend Delores!  Sweet, is it not!!

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Another Free BOM from Pat Sloan’s Blog!!  Gorgeous made up!! P1140799 P1140800    P1140804 P1140805  P1140807 P1140808 P1140809 P1140811 P1140812 P1140813

There were tons more quilts but I don’t want you or my computer to explode!!  :o)  I’m so glad you got to see a sampling of the quilts from our little Cowichan Valley!  Hope your dogs aren’t barking too loudly??

Have a Thrilling Thursday and Happy Quilting!~P

11 comments:

  1. Paulette - did you think that was mesh on that quilt?? We thought it was more of a dense stippling/thread painting technique.... did you know it was done by the same quilter who did ALL the animal quilts. Apparently she is very artistic and is a local dentist. One of the organizers was telling me then tapped her front teeth and said "aren't these artistic"!!!!

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  2. Thanks, I've really enjoyed the pictures. Feel free to post any more that you may have. Who doesn't like looking a beautiful quilts?

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  3. I just LOVE outdoor quilt shows!!! Thanks for taking me there (sans ferry line ups!).

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  4. Enjoyed seeing the quilt show with you, so many beautiful pieces and designs.
    Debbie

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  5. Beautiful quilts!! Thanks for sharing. :)

    God bless and keep you,
    Sonia

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  6. Girl, you can post as many of these as you want, lol! I LOVE that diamond quilt, that is amazing. I never would have thought of using drapery fabrics.

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  7. My feet are aching and my eyes are on overload, and I'm loving each and every quilt you're showing, thank you.

    Now where are we meeting up for the next show?

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  8. Thanks for the quilt show. So many beautiful quilts on show.

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  9. Great show, and so many new quilts on my virtual to do -list.

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  10. Wow, so many BEAUTIFUL quilts.

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  11. Maravilhosos quilts!!!
    Abraços
    liége

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