TQS Member SandyTN agreed to be the TQS roving reporter when she recently attended the AQS Quilt Expo in Knoxville, TN. Join in the fun as she shares some of the beautiful quilts she saw at the show. Thanks, Sandy!
TQS Member SandyTN agreed to be the TQS roving reporter when she recently attended the AQS Quilt Expo in Knoxville, TN. Join in the fun as she shares some of the beautiful quilts she saw at the show. Thanks, Sandy!
Some quilts take a little longer to absorb the impact. Here are several that cause you to linger awhile.
We are staying traditional for this next set of quilts, but you will be amazed at the color and interpretation.
Here is our first of several slideshows on the quilts from IQA Long Beach. We include new artists and traditional Divas in this mix. Ready? It's time to get inspired!
The music is from Ricky Tims' Heart & Soul CD called Lullaby.
Margarita needs ideas for quilting her new quilt top. With bold colors and open space, how do you approach the design? Please feel free to help us brainstorm this quilt. Submit a comment with your thoughts. Even if you have an idea for the border and not the middle, help us see the solution through your eyes.
It is a double delight when a quilt show is held in an historic public building. Not only can you enjoy the rich beauty and history of the building, but also the wonderful workmanship of the quilts that have been displayed.
Recently TQS member Barb Gardner attended the 2009 Capitol Quilt Show in Denver, Colorado. This bi-annual show, organized by the Colorado Quilting Council, showcases 250 quilts made by quilters from the guild as well as around the state. The 18-story Capitol building, designed by Elijah E. Myers, sits at exactly 5,280 feet and is a prominent feature of the Denver skyline. It is also the perfect backdrop for displaying quilts.