Thanks for sharing the photos. I wish they could show the whole quilt and not just a teaser! Our guild show is Sept. 30th and Oct. 1st. We only have it every three years, as our guild is not large (40) and it is a lot of work.
All very impressive: why did you not enter one or ten or twenty of your outstanding quilts????? I'm guessing there would have been more than purple ribbon if you had!!!
Sarah does some beautiful work!!! The quilting on the purple/green is beautiful! We have your weather down here today... been raining buckets this morning!!!
Beautiful quilts. Thank you for sharing. I miss getting to the fairs and I used to enter sewing, crocheting, weaving, and baked goods. I'm having fun with my quilting for others. I learned at a camp, that is is a mark of leadership to adjust, and I've been through many.
Could you please tell me what the quilt block is called in the 2nd to the last photo on the left quilt? It looks somewhat like a Maltese cross. Thank you.
The quilt exhibit at the Lake County Fair is nearly non-existent now. (Cook County hasn't had a fair for years: https://www.wbez.org/shows/curious-city/what-killed-the-cook-county-fair/d2d0f22e-43d4-4fe0-9e0f-4635cd5502cd)
Beautiful quilts, the quilters in your area are very talented.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to your friends! Super quilts....thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the photos. I wish they could show the whole quilt and not just a teaser! Our guild show is Sept. 30th and Oct. 1st. We only have it every three years, as our guild is not large (40) and it is a lot of work.
ReplyDeletecongratulations to your friends - it is always nice to get a purple ribbon, always nice to get one of those,
ReplyDeleteYou certainly do have a lot of very talented friends!
ReplyDeleteOh my.....such lovely quilts. Thanks for sharing the photos! Love the name "Sandwich Fair"......they could sell "sandwiches" instead of elephant ears!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts Wanda, but the purple and green one really caught my eye. Bet you had fun, even though you had to dodge some rain drops.
ReplyDeleteAll very impressive: why did you not enter one or ten or twenty of your outstanding quilts????? I'm guessing there would have been more than purple ribbon if you had!!!
ReplyDeleteI would agree that you have some very talented friends!! Beautiful works.
ReplyDeleteSarah does some beautiful work!!! The quilting on the purple/green is beautiful! We have your weather down here today... been raining buckets this morning!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts. Thank you for sharing. I miss getting to the fairs and I used to enter sewing, crocheting, weaving, and baked goods. I'm having fun with my quilting for others. I learned at a camp, that is is a mark of leadership to adjust, and I've been through many.
ReplyDeleteQuilts at the fair the way they should be shared - congrats to your friends (and all the others who entered/won)
ReplyDeleteThere's something about a selection of quilts exhibited at a fair- lovely work!
ReplyDeleteTell Sarah I said hello and congrats on the ribbon!
ReplyDeleteCould you please tell me what the quilt block is called in the 2nd to the last photo on the left quilt? It looks somewhat like a Maltese cross. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThe quilt exhibit at the Lake County Fair is nearly non-existent now. (Cook County hasn't had a fair for years: https://www.wbez.org/shows/curious-city/what-killed-the-cook-county-fair/d2d0f22e-43d4-4fe0-9e0f-4635cd5502cd)
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