Showing posts with label Virginia Quilt Show. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Virginia Quilt Show. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Quilt Show Weekend Part 2!

Today, is more of the fantastic quilts that were at the Virginia Quilt Show in Hampton, Virginia this year. 

Let'VA Quilt Show - Jingle Bellss start with "Jingle Bells"!  This was by a lady in Tulalip, Washington!  Actually, we saw a lot of quilt that were from the west coast.   I really liked the applique details in the quilt especially the background.  The quilting details in the horses and the sky was also fabulous.


VA Quilt Show - Jingle Bells























VA Quilt Show - Jingle Bells

















VA Quilt Show - Jingle Bells

















VA Quilt Show Here are a few more quilts that are on my top of my favorite quilt list at the show. 













VA Quilt Show
Well time to get working on my Women of Courage quilt again today, the weather is to cold to go outside.  I will have a full update on my progress on the quilt tomorrow. 


Stay warm and Happy Quilting everyone!

Tina



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Monday, March 3, 2014

Quilt Show Weekend Part 1!

VA Quilt Show - Oscar A Dragon's Tale
This weekend was our annual trip to Hampton, Virginia for the Virginia Quilt Show at the Hampton Coliseum and Convention Center.  This is one of my favorite quilt show and the other is the Lancaster Quilt Show, but I will not be able to attend this year.
The Show always have a great showing of beautiful Quilts on display. Today, I will show off my two favorite quilts at the Show.  Both were made by Cathy Wiggins. Last year, she made the Carousel Horses Quilt.   First is the "Oscar A Dragon's Tale".  The quilt looks a book cover with dragon faces quilted in the spine, and different Images of the dragon also quilted in the background behind the dragon.  VA Quilt Show - Oscar A Dragon's TaleShe also made the quilt book cover look like it was made with linen finish.
This whole quilt was beautifully done, even the image of Oscar.  I really liked how she quilted him to make make his scales on him.
The next quilt was also made by Cathy.  this one is called "Fairy Garden" it has 300 hour of hand embroidery and beading on it.  VA Quilt Show - Fairy GardenThe picture is painted, but It also have beautiful quilting on it also.  The detail she did on the fairy's and the flowers are just amazing.









VA Quilt Show - Fairy Garden













VA Quilt Show - Fairy Garden
I hope you enjoyed the pictures I have posted of these two quilts.  These pictures don't do the quilt the justice they need.  They were amazing quilts to see in person.

I will talk to you all tomorrow with more amazing quilts.  A Quilt show is what everyone needs to get inspired to get quilting again.  So, time to get quilting again on this Women of Courage quilt.

Happy Sewing and Quilting, Plus safe and warm in the east coast!

Tina

Sunday, May 5, 2013

New Project Started!

I have started a new small quilt project. This wall hanging project called "Smorgasbord" from Block Party Studios, Inc.  I picked up this kit at the Virginia Quilt show in April, to make up for a graduation present, and graduation is now only a month away.  Luckily this will be a small and easy one to put together.  

With the Smorgasbord, the kit comes with messages that are printed on a panel, which are cut down  into 8 1/2" squares. Then put into the middle one of 6 block designs.  The messages I choose for this project was Music, Staff of Life.  The kit comes with everything you need except the backing. 

After I got done with all my outside chores today, I put together one of the 4 blocks, and cut out the pieces for the other 3 blocks. So, all I have to do next is put them together tomorrow.


Tina

New Project Started!

I have started a new small quilt project. This wall hanging project called "Smorgasbord" from Block Party Studios, Inc.  I picked up this kit at the Virginia Quilt show in April, to make up for a graduation present, and graduation is now only a month away.  Luckily this will be a small and easy one to put together.  

With the Smorgasbord, the kit comes with messages that are printed on a panel, which are cut down  into 8 1/2" squares. Then put into the middle one of 6 block designs.  The messages I choose for this project was Music, Staff of Life.  The kit comes with everything you need except the backing. 

After I got done with all my outside chores today, I put together one of the 4 blocks, and cut out the pieces for the other 3 blocks. So, all I have to do next is put them together tomorrow.


Tina