FLQ

I'm not sure how this quilter did hers but there is a series of books (and kits) using a technique that achieves this 3 dimensional look. It uses a type of stabilizer that bends and allows your shapes to curve. I apologize for my vague description but my old mind can't remember her name at the moment. I think if you search the web for 3 dimensional quilt patterns you'll easily find the author/quilter. She recently moved her business from Cape Cod, mass to Florida.

cpower

Thank you for sharing your pictures! I love Ireland, and plan on returning in the near future. This time I plan on hitting every quilt shop possible!!

nancia

ooooo, i can't believe how tiny your log cabin blocks are! or do you just have a mammoth finger? you did a beautiful job, and as lovely as the other quilts are, i like yours the best!

quilter68

OMG! The Log cabin looks about one inch per square block. Fabulous!

All beautiful quilts and Why-oh Why did I not go on that Trip this year.

I am looking forward to the next Exibhit.

Thank you for sharing!

rosiewell

very creative and modern, thanks for posting!

solstice3

each is more spectacular than the next

catladyquilts

There are some VERY TALENTED people. The quilts are gorgeous, thanks for sharing

alfosa421

What wonderful quilters you have over there. thank you for inspiring us!!!!

JenelTX

Wow, that log cabin mini is a true work of love! Just gorgeous! Thank you for including your finger in it to give us a sense of scale. Really impressive!

mah

Thanks soooo much for showing us the photos! Wish you had more to show us. They were all so different and just beautiful.