WARNING!!! This is a VERY heavy blog-post with lots of photos!! These are my favourite quilts from the Festival of Quilts. You can "click" on the photographs to see a bigger image. If only I could make quilts half as good as these I would be a very happy woman :) Spoon Fed Love by Maria Thomas - this was my absolute favourite - it was made with fabric and paper - just look at some of the old dress patterns - and these cathedral windows were beautiful - and the buttons - I went back to look at it so many times, it really was fabulous..... .....and in complete contrast I loved this quilt - Tropical Island by Bernadette Mayr. I adored the vibrant colours and the black and white inner border made the whole quilt sing, and the quilting was superb..... .....a more traditional quilt in blues and creams by Janice Lawson - I spotted this quilt on the first day at the Festival of Quilts and was another one that I had to go back to admire every day. This was beautifully handquilted.... .....I really liked the colours in Prelude by Janet Twinn..... Sealily by Stephanie Redfern was another one that I kept going back to look at - it was amazing..... .....Breakers by Sheena Norquay was a group of four wallhangings that made fabulous use of colour and texture from the quilting. looking at this made you think you were standing by the shore. Living just a few miles from the coast myself, this was another one that I kept returning to look at during my time at FOQ..... .....and finally this one depicting trees by Helen Howes - I have been on several classes with Helen over at my local quilt shop. She is an excellant teacher and I've seen that she's holding a class in the Autum term at Quilters Haven - hmmm better book my place ;)
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