What a pleasure to see such original and varied works (and not a D9P in the bunch! :wink: ). They are all magnificent.
The log cabin was wonderful - a great setting on a traditional quilt, as was the PP (?) spiky spiral mandela type quilt. That one really piqued my interest. The reverse applique quilts were also gorgeous. And those tiny teeny folded pieces of fabric - amazing. Thanks so much for sharing. |
I am so glad everyone is enjoying the quilts. There was no reverse applique. If you mean the ones at the beginning, they are Hawaii style and then are all needleturn. However they are not yet quilted.
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WOW!!
I was in Barcelona and Sitges 38 years ago but never knew such as this at that time, what a treat!! The diversity is so intriguing; but my Americanism shows in my preference for the log cabin quilts. Jan in VA |
I join the others is telling you this trip
with you through your photos was a thrill. Thank you for your generous sharing. Those quilts took my breath away. |
Originally Posted by Butterflyspain
. There was no reverse applique.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-108958-1.htm#2806976 The brown with the aqua shapes - it's very interesting in a primitive sort of way. The needleturn applique quilts were wonderful. Thanks just gone to have a look again, This was the quilt they used on their advertising billboards and at a guess it was all black bias, very different. |
Thank you for sharing this. I had no idea I'd be going to a quilt show in Spain on U.S. National Quilting Day.
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Originally Posted by Butterflyspain
Originally Posted by pennyswings1
Trying to think of what to say that will do justice to each and everyone of these works of art. Magnificant is all that comes to mind and that seems so little to say. The different techniques, styles and colors leave me speechless. I stand in awe!
Thanks for sharing all these pictures Elle. You have become the download diva! |
Beautiful!
Can't wait to see more pictures!!! |
Thank you for sharing
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Thank you very, very,very much. I will wait for your next showing.
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That was fun to see all your pictures of some of the quilts! My son lives in Madrid,Spain. I think I need to plan a trip for this time next year, with maybe a stop in Barcelona? lol
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Fascinating to see what people are doing in lovely Spain. I wonder what textile traditions influence them? I know they are good at lace, but where do they get their ideas from otherwise?
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What such a great variety of quilts. Thanks for taking the time to post them all for us. So different than the ones we see here in northeastern Pa.
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Great variety!!! Thanks for sharing your pictures!! :thumbup: :D
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A really unusual & interesting group of quilts & fabric art. Thanks for taking the time to post all these images.
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Thank you so much for sharing your photos. Very interesting to see how differently they work and pattern choices. So much creativity.
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Originally Posted by BeeNana
I join the others is telling you this trip
with you through your photos was a thrill. Thank you for your generous sharing. Those quilts took my breath away. |
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Here is the billboard they used
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Thanks from me, too, for sharing. So different and so creative!
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Great quilts thanks for sharing.
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Thank you, they are beautiful!
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Thank you for a great show. I always have know I have no patience, so it boggles my mind, the things that some of these quilters have done and accomplished. Amazing!
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Wonderful I sure would love to have been there
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Thank you for sharing. The small folded pieces of fabric, are they prairie points? That is what they look like.
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Originally Posted by Vat
Thank you for sharing. The small folded pieces of fabric, are they prairie points? That is what they look like.
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Those are awesome....I really like the 3rd and 4th - sort of Hawaiian looking, but with more detail.
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thanks for sharing.
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AWESOME is all I can say.
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Ohhhhh Elle, I am amazed at all the talent these represent.In total awe. Jo
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Originally Posted by jolo
Ohhhhh Elle, I am amazed at all the talent these represent.In total awe. Jo
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I meant to tell you all the artist from Michigan... Lenore Crawford has a site and you can buy her patterns for 9$.
Here is the site: http://www.lenorecrawford.com Elle |
Amazing!!!
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Elle,
these are all so outstanding. what a lovely variety of styles that are displayed here. I am so in love with the 3 flower series right after the Russian photos. Shows so much movement in them and looks like my favorite flower. Thanks for sharing your trip with us...HUGS |
BeautifuL!!!!!
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What wonderful diversity in the styles and types. Thank -you so much for sharing all of these beautiful quilts.
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WOW!! Those are beautiful and awe inspiring. Thank you for sharing. Did I say WOW? :shock: :shock: :-D :-D
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Thanks for sharing. It is so interesting to see the world of fabric, thread, color, patterns, and themes that we call "quilting."
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Oh My stars these are wonderful. You had to have been in 7th heaven as the saying goes. The first ones you posted were they appliqued? Thank you for sharing, I now feel like I participated in National Day of Quilting, especially since I was working. I work at a fabric shop. :)
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Thank you for sharing. They are all so beautiful and so many different techiques.
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Originally Posted by PolkaBabe
Oh My stars these are wonderful. You had to have been in 7th heaven as the saying goes. The first ones you posted were they appliqued? Thank you for sharing, I now feel like I participated in National Day of Quilting, especially since I was working. I work at a fabric shop. :)
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