Hello there. It's been a busy couple of weeks but I'm back to share quilts from the Brownstone Quilt Show 2017 Show.
The quilts are followed by their info cards. I did a bad job taking these phone photos. I even missed a couple sorry about that.
on with the show....
This is a charming quilt that is perfectly made, but was hanging badly when I took this - I am sure it was fixed before showtime.
Whoops, I didn't get the card - this is Norma's selvage quilt above.
I this this is Gentle Thoughts by Maureen (let me know if I'm wrong).
Isn't this a great action shot of hanging some of the smaller quilts? The are hanging quilt on the opposite side at the moment, lol.
Today I shared quilts made by friends and members. I posted mine on FB and Instagram and will also post them here next week (just for my record).
I haven't had time to get back to my baskets - but I have picked a few more bow tie blocks to go with them.
See you next week with more quilt show photos.
xo
I'd be hard pressed to pick a favorite!! Looks like a fantastic show with lots of talent!
ReplyDeleteAll such lovely quilts--amazing teeny hexagon baskets...thanks for sharing your visit...hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteThanks for including me in your post. Wasn't it a great show? We are fortunate to have so many talented quilters in our guild!
ReplyDeleteA great show. I have to say that I love the quilting on the witch quilt. Very creative!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing your entries.
Very funny action shot :0) Thanks for sharing your pictures from the show.
ReplyDeleteThat is a fabulous collection of quilts! Thanks for sharing, especially for those of us who don't live near cities where most of the quilt shows take place.
ReplyDeleteThis was so much fun for me to view as I know these people!!! Great quilters and I'm sure it was a wonderful show.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing! I don't get to go to many quilt shows, so really enjoy the online versions.:) That is a wonderful version of the bright bowties! Loving that border on it.
ReplyDeleteThey are all beautiful and I heard from Barbara S. that your OBW was a winner too! I really love the one with leaves. It looks like they may be done in wool.
ReplyDeleteGreat showing of quilts!! Where did this take place?
ReplyDeleteLots of wonderful quilts from lots of very talented quilters. I'm glad you got to participate as well.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the show! I am behind in my baskets too!
ReplyDeleteLots of beauties in this post ! Thank you for sharing Barb !
ReplyDeleteHooray for the quilt swap ...and for the swappers ! :)
It was a great show! Thanks for sharing all these pics so I can get to see the quilts again! Really enjoyed Norma's Swap-A-Mania and selvage quilts. Loved seeing all your quilts, too, with ribbons attached! Congrats!
ReplyDeletePerfect show to enjoy with my morning coffee! Thanks for posting, Barb!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts, so great to see them all!
ReplyDeleteWonderful to see your design wall too, always fun to see quilts in progress.
What fun to see so many different design styles! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI always love you sharing the quilty parade! Stop tempting me with those sweet little baskets! MUST. STAY. FOCUSED. ON. MY. TAKING. FOREVER. FRIENDS. OF. BALTIMORE.....!!!
ReplyDeleteFun to see these--thanks for giving us a mid-Fall quilt show!
ReplyDeleteMy bowtie block said, "Pick me, pick me!" And...you did! Seriously, I can't wait to see how you mix them with the baskets. I have never seen a basket quilt that I didn't like! Looking so forward to the next exchange! Happy Thanksgiving, Barb! :)
ReplyDeleteI enjoy local quilt shows. The variety is outstanding. And I find quilts that I think I could make. (Unlike Really Big National Shows, which have beautiful quilts that I admire but would not tackle. Good thing the quilt world is large and accommodating.)
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