Here are some of the fabulous quilts I saw today. I went through the exhibits in about an hour, so I didn’t come close to seeing everything. I love being allowed to take pictures, because it allows me to look at everything in detail later, without blocking other people’s view for a long time at the actual show. And when the exhibit is no longer available, I can bring up my photos and get fresh inspiration.
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I love the tower of babel quilt, and the feathers one is outrageous! A picture popped up on FB earlier today of a former teacher of mine with her sister at a quilt conference – they’re in Houston, so I assume the conference was too. Is that the one you were at? Anyway I thought of you when I saw her smiling in front of a big fancy quilt
Yes. I’m grateful to live in the Houston area because it’s easy to get to the Quilt Festival, and what I save on transportation, I can spend on merchandise!
[...] are many photographs. If you can’t wait to see more, you can visit the Textile Ranger at Deep in the Heart of Textiles. She was there too although we didn’t bump into each [...]
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