Modern Quilt Movement
#111
Originally Posted by k3n
I would love to add my thoughts to this discussion (don't I always? :mrgreen: ) but having read all the posts, I'm not really sure what the discussion is ABOUT and it seems to me that no one is really sure what Holice meant by her question and everyone is responding based on their own definition of a 'modern quilt' which is widely varied. Which for me makes the discussion rather fatuous. :?
PS, it suddenly occurred to me that the phrase 'modern quilt movement' perhaps referred to a specific, identifiable phenomenon that I wasn't aware of so I put the phrase into google - and this thread was the third result. :lol:
Holice, I'm sorry if it appears I'm criticising your OP, I don't mean to and please don't take it personally and hate me forever! But I think your question requires more definition to enable a meaningful discussion. :-D
PS, it suddenly occurred to me that the phrase 'modern quilt movement' perhaps referred to a specific, identifiable phenomenon that I wasn't aware of so I put the phrase into google - and this thread was the third result. :lol:
Holice, I'm sorry if it appears I'm criticising your OP, I don't mean to and please don't take it personally and hate me forever! But I think your question requires more definition to enable a meaningful discussion. :-D
:)
#114
Originally Posted by mommafank
I continue to watch this thread hoping Holice will give his opinion!
:)
#115
Originally Posted by Annie68
Originally Posted by mommafank
I continue to watch this thread hoping Holice will give his opinion!
:)
#117
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Join Date: Jun 2011
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Originally Posted by pledig
I too am waiting so I can understood exactly what is meant by "modern." I am pretty new to quilting and would love to know what is considered to be traditional, etc. Thanks.
#119
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Chandler, Arizona
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I don't think they should be compared. They are each an art form in itself. I personally love "old-fashioned" hand quilting and am not in the least interested in the newer forms of modern quilting. But to each his own!
#120
Originally Posted by Geri B
In what I consider "modern" the patterns often have large pieces to accomodate the larger, bolder florals, for example, and the pieces are often put together in such a way that it is sometimes difficult to discern the actual piecing. Colors/patterns are bolder and color combos are quite mixed. Some are very striking, but I have seen some in magazines that I have to wonder about...
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