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My husband and I went to this show yesterday and I have to say, he's the best. Just sat in a seat obviously reserved for him, and let me wander.
I got home and saw that I took 486 photos. I'm glad others were taking photos too. I did not use a flash, it was impossible to take photos of whole quilts, so I tried to be courteous to others.
Why so many photos? I had a brain injury 6 years ago and my short term memory is awful. These photos help me to remember all the beautiful quilts I saw.

I've got quite a few in my 'posted to QB' folder, and I suspect it will take me months to do so, but until someone tells me to stop, I'll keep posting. Not all of them, just the ones that I had a reason for taking. For instance, really liked the fabric combination, or Danny really likes

I think the show runs until Sunday, so if you were thinking of going, do it! I'm so lucky it's only an hour away.

This is one I just thought was a very interesting pattern

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I took pics of segments of quilts

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These photo sizes are all reduced because a lot of my interest was in the quilting, so I got details of that. It was just amazing!
I really like adding the friendship star and the maple leaf to the log cabin design

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I've always loved what I call 'African animal prints' so this one really caught my eye. (I'm sure it's because my beloved breed, the basenji, is originally from Africa)

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I guess technically there were no animal prints, the colors were just right LOL

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Loved the 3D effect

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The background quilting on the poinsettia quilt was unusual, at least to me

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I'm really considering something along these lines for my bedroom

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One has an intersting use of a stripe