Heather7 wrote:
That must be so exciting ! Even virtually, to have quilts in a show. Congratulations!

jansk44 wrote:
Thank you, Jan. Our son and daughter-in-law moved back home last year so our grands are nearby now. We enjoyed the visits to St. Louis we made over the 5 years they lived there. Great food and so much to do.

Truly enjoying your exhibit! I have visited several times. So sorry we could not go to Houston. Thank you for all you do for TQS, it has been so helpful. Janet from St.Louis County, MO (I think you have family living near me?)

Heather, beautiful pieces! So glad you shared them here. Yes, really too bad we aren’t meeting in Houston to celebrate together.

Barbara,
I too was thrilled to see your exhibit in the virtual show! As a TQS member, I have enjoyed watching your very informational visits to the set and thank you for your BOM leadership, although I have fallen behind. Anyways since you still have access to the show I wanted to share that two of my quilts got accepted to the contest gallery. In case you want to see them, My Florida Keys is in Stitching it Together and Holy Cathedral Windows is in Pieces of Tradition. It was Overwhelming to see my work alongside the most beautiful quilts around the world! What an honor, just sorry we couldn't be there in person. These two areposted in the TQS gallery under my profile also. Well, congratulations on your incredible journey!!
Sincerely, Heather Gomez, Tavernier,FL

radquilter wrote:
Thank you! With no place for comments on the Special Exhibit I have received no feedback from anyone on the Exhibit. I truly appreciate you taking time to let me know you enjoyed the quilts. It took many hours, more than anyone could imagine, to propose an Exhibit, get it accepted then every quilt had to be professionally photographed again once it became a Virtual exhibit. Then submitted again.

Thank you!

Barbara, your quilts displayed at the Houston Virtual Quilt Festival were beautiful and inspiring. What a quilting journey you have had and I can’ wait to see where your journey takes you in the future.

All the Quilt Gallery problems of Thursday were fixed that evening. You have until 10 pm CST tonight to register for Virtual Quilt Festival and the Quilts will be available for viewing until March 2021. Classes you registered for can be viewed until December 12, 2020, except for two that were Live Only.

If you had trouble Thursday be sure to check again

Helen, I can see it on my desktop and laptop--using Chrome and on my Ipad using Safari. There have been access issues off and on all day--I think from the large number of people trying to access.

Right now I can see my quilts and the info placards full screen, no problems, on my Desktop--using Chrome.

You will have access to your class until December 12 so not to worry, you will be able to see it whenever it's convenient for you.

For Help, you need to use the Live Help desk in the app. I bet no one has time to check email during the VQF.

Is anyone beside me having problems accessing a full screen to watch the slide shows . I tried to watch Barbara Blacks's and all I get is a 2 inch opening on the screen.
I emailed the show contact but have yet to get a response. I missed my first class because I did not receive the access email. It was not in spam or trash. I am using a 27 inch iMac an using Safari since that is our browser. Maybe the festival does not work well with Apple. Below is what I could see of Barbara's slide show. Frustrated. HelenW

Beautiful quilts Barbara!

Barbara and Helen,
Thank you for the reminder and link in your blog post. Purchased my ticket and a couple of lectures today. I would not have had opportunity to travel Houston in person, however very much looking forward to the virtual experience. Stay well all.

CarrieG wrote:
Great! Thanks, Carrie.

I bought my ticket! I have signed up for 2 master classes and 4 lectures. I will watch for your exhibit Barbara