Last weekend we went to a wedding in Indianapolis. It was lovely and what a huge quilty discovery was found at the Columbia Club where the reception took place.
My long sought after, much appreciated, and endless source of inspiration - Political Campaign Bandanas!!!
I was so thrilled and whipped out my camera as fast as I could.
Here are two of my quilts that were inspired by political textiles.
What a huge quilt surprise~ Here is another one, meeting my friend, Mary, who lives in the Indianapolis area for a drink.
And finally, I guess the new trend at weddings is to have a fun photo booth. It was really fun. You leave a strip for the bride and groom and you get one to take home!
Boy you can tell we haven't been out lately :)
Have a great weekend and stay cool!
A true quilter, pictures of fabric and none of the bride!
ReplyDeleteLove your Mad Men dress.
So tell us about the center of the quilt with the fine red and white..is it inking? a preprinted bandanna? It looks lovely. Nice ribbons hanging on the quilt too :0. We have been to a wedding with a photo booth too then as a party favor a little handmade stained glass frame was given to each couple for their pictures from the booth. You look great!
ReplyDeleteCooler here in coastal NC then up in the northeast,,,crazy weather.
Happy Sewing
Photo Fun!
ReplyDeleteI can see why they are a great addition to a wedding celebration.
I just saw some other pics from a friend who stayed at the Columbia Club. Quite a place with all kinds of things.
Glad you found the hankies, and I love your quilts.
Yikes! You were SO close! No wonder it's been so quiet! Looks like you had a great time - what a fun surprise to find the political bandanas - you never know where fun stuff will pop up. You're looking HOT in those horns LOL!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a happy coincidence to see the campaign bandanas at the same place as the wedding reception! They're such works of art. I love your political textile-inspired quilts, too!
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are so perfect with the political theme. I'm in CT right now and you're not kidding about hot hot hot!
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are great designs "in the style of" the bandanas! They look like they belong in the display you found at the wedding reception venue.
ReplyDeleteI've been to a wedding reception with a photo booth, but we didn't have such fun props--and from the looks of your photos, we aren't such fun people, either. Props probably wouldn't have helped that. : )
Political bandanas are indeed very cool. So is that fun dress you are wearing!
ReplyDeleteAlways loved those quilts. Nice you got to visit with Mary.
ReplyDeletelove that you are having so much fun with your photo booth photos~!!
ReplyDeleteyour quilts are absolutely stunning~! it's always a pleasure to see them.
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Ohhh I love your dress Barb!!! Those bandanas are so fabulous!! I've never seen any before, I'm going to search on the internet to find more. I love seeing your political quilts!! Those photos made me laugh, what a fun idea for a wedding.
ReplyDeleteLol! Love your photos Barb and your dress is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful for you to see all that inspiration around you. But did you say it was at a wedding? Most people take photos of brides, but obviously not if you're a quilter!
ReplyDeleteSo appropriate for you to find the political bandanas! Looks like it was a fun trip. The photo booth pics are a hoot!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! Love your beautiful dress!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun post. You look great - the move must agree with you.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great post!! U surely do get out!! I love your political quilts...u r motivating me!!
ReplyDeleteI love the political bandanas!! How fun to find them unexpectedly!!
ReplyDeleteThose bandanas are right up your alley and how fun are those photos!
ReplyDeleteSo glad to see your blog again! You and Mary look great! How much had you and Rich had to drink at the wedding before the photo session...lol??? We miss you!!!
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ReplyDeleteThe coincidence of finding beloved things in unexpected places never fails to amaze me. You were meant to see those spectacular pieces of textile.
Looks like the wedding was a fun place to be. Big smiles all around, and I'll join the chorus--> love your dress!!
Missed you! You are an inspiration and your blog always makes me smile. :)
ReplyDeletethose some great quilts.
ReplyDeletelove your dress! That is a fun idea to do the booth.
I love the quilts that you made that were inspired by the pictures. It is wonderful how history can inspire us to make masterpieces. I love the idea of a photo booth at a wedding. You would get some really great and unique pictures.
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