As promised, I'm blogging today about some of the other fabulous quilts that I saw down in Chicago at the IQF last weekend. There were many more that I would have liked to have photographed, but show rules prohibited photographs in some areas. In particular, I'd loved this set of three quilts that were part of a sense of place-type theme and showed the San Francisco Bay area and what floodplain recovery might look like. They looked like topographical maps and were beautiful.
So are all of these: a veritable feast for the eyes. Enjoy!
left:
Red Spirals
by Connie Watkins
Waco, TX
(close-up of central medallion below)
left:
Fantastic
by Helen Remick
Seattle, WA
(this woman clearly loves black and white and red - there were several of her quilts there and all used this three-color combo)
right:
Ma, How come she gets all the attention?
by Helen Remick
Seattle, WA
left:
Turbulence
by Dianne Firth
Turner Canberra, Australia
right:
The Bungle Bungles
by Beth Miller
Kambah, Australia
left:
detail section of Family, Flower and Music
by Harumi Asada
Chitagun, Japan
right:
Solar Flare
by Rene Jennings
Grover Beach, CA
No comments:
Post a Comment