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| Just back from the FOQ at Birmingham, wow!, it was fantastic so many great quilts and such a high standard of craftsmanship, this was the first quilt I saw and its wonderful ,packed full of sequins, it sparkled at everyone walking through the doors, lovely. |
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| This was a striking quilt liked this one very much |
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| this was really well executed, marvellous detail, the shopping bags held miniature quilt supplies, it has a sense of humour and the shapes of the people are captured very effectively. |
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| this was outstanding, it conveyed exactly the feeling of outback life, again, incredibly well executed, a joy to look at. |
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| Women at the window. incredible, outstanding,stitching was outstanding, colours were lovely,vibrant and yet restful, there is a great harmony about this one. |
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| A close up, gorgeous. . |
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| what a rhinocerous |
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| I loved the technical detail in this piece., mathematical and beautiful |
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| Look at the sheer quality of the stitching, the way the white overlays the background, this was a really lovely piece |
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| This Aboriginal fish was very striking. |
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| OH, so loved this one, beyond all the others, it rang my bells, colour, kantha work. sequins, the stitching was wonderful. on so many levels, I loved it, and how 20 ladies managed to bring this off and still remain friends, well, for me, BEST IN SHOW. |
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| This was a very happy quilt, with a real feel good factor about it. |
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| This was a section of the continuum quilt, I loved the concept of random marks and stitch's on a continuous roll. It was a really great show,the standard gets higher every year, and on my next post, I will tell you about my SHOPPING....... |
