Ariella's Dream by Sara L. Madson of Suffolk, Virginia won Third Place, Handmade, sponsored by Martingale & Company, at the Houston International Quilt Festival 2019.
Ariella's Dream by Sara L. Madson of Suffolk, Virginia won Third Place, Handmade, sponsored by Martingale & Company, at the Houston International Quilt Festival 2019.
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Ammonites are the extinct relatives of sea creatures, such as the modern Nautilus from Palau. That should give you some idea of what this interesting quilt by Kim Lacy is all about.
Watch Kim and learn more about it in Show 2606.
AmmonitesbyKimLacy - 35 Pieces Non-Rotating
AmmonitesbyKimLacy - 99 Pieces Non-Rotating
AmmonitesbyKimLacy - 300 Pieces Non-Rotating
AmmonitesbyKimLacy - 35 Pieces Rotating
AmmonitesbyKimLacy - 99 Pieces Rotating
AmmonitesbyKimLacy - 300 Pieces Rotating
Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis
Ammonites are the extinct relatives of sea creatures, such as the modern Nautilus from Palau. That should give you some idea of what this interesting quilt by Kim Lacy is all about. How many do you think she has on this quilt?
Watch Kim and learn more about it in Show 2606.
Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis
Today we continue our selection of quilts recently displayed at the Spring Paducah 2019 show featured as part of The 14th Quilt Nihon Exhibition. The exhibit is described as:
"Organized by the Japan Handicraft Instructors' Association, the Quilt Nihon Exhibition is one of the most prestigious international quilt contests in Japan. The exhibit features 42 quilts from the "Innovative Traditional" category, which will later be exhibited at the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Art."
Please enjoy the forty-first quilt from the exhibition by Kyoko Higashi.
Title of Quilt: Star & Triangle
Quilter's Name: Kyoko Higashi
Dimensions: 72" x 72"
Minki Kim is sharing these quilted fabric baskets that are easy to sew, and fun to fill with Easter treats and goodies. Perfect for kids, and adults too, this is a basket you can use year-round in your sewing room, kitchen, or kids room to store all kinds of things.
Enjoy this tutorial from WeAllSew.com.
A lot has happened recently and Alex tells how this has affected TheQuiltShow.com and its taping schedule. She also tells about how she is going to be online more, talking and teaching as we stay home, stay safe, and sew. (We are still new to the LIVE process and working to get it under control.) Don't worry if you are not on Facebook, we are showing it also on YouTube and will post the videos here. Watch our newsletters to stay up to date.
Antelope Canyon is Kim's interpretation of the natural phenomenon in Arizona. It was strip pieced with dupioni silk and satin. It was the first large quilt that Kim attempted. Watch the After Set of Show 2606 to find out what the whole story is behind the quilt.
AntelopeCanyonbyKimLacy - 35 Pieces Non-Rotating
AntelopeCanyonbyKimLacy - 99 Pieces Non-Rotating
AntelopeCanyonbyKimLacy - 300 Pieces Non-Rotating
AntelopeCanyonbyKimLacy - 35 Pieces Rotating
AntelopeCanyonbyKimLacy - 99 Pieces Rotating
AntelopeCanyonbyKimLacy - 300 Pieces Rotating
Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis
Antelope Canyon is Kim's interpretation of the natural phenomenon in Arizona. It was strip pieced with dupioni silk and satin. It was the first large quilt that Kim attempted. Watch the After Set of Show 2606 to find out what the whole story is behind the quilt.
Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis