I wish I had have realized that the book that they gave me at the front door would have so much information in it. Next time I go to a quilt show - I will take something to write with and I will take notes on the quilts I like enough to take photos of. But for now - Mostly what I have is some photos. Not all of my photos came out so hopefully these will entertain you enough - until I have my last installment of photos from the Quilt Show.
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I think that the 30's fabrics or what some people call "Aunt Grace" fabrics make really pretty quilts.
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I believe that this quilt was made by a man. Well the person's name was Will. Which ever it was - did great job!
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Isn't this beautiful? I wanted to take an up close photo of the detail. As
you can tell some of it was embroidered. Next is a photo of the complete quilt.
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This was one of my favorite quilts at the show. They gave each of us an little piece of paper and we were to choose our favorites -for People's Choice Quilt. My husband let me use his paper - since this was my second favorite quilt.
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This is the quilt that I voted for with my own entry paper!
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You have probably already guessed by now that I love hearts!And I love these Sunbonnet Sues as well. And the combination of the two - made it a winner in my eyes!!
Stay tuned for the "Celebrating Texas" installment #3. :O)
Oh, they are ALL beautiful! I don't know if I could choose just one. By the way, does your little book tell what the pattern name is of the first quilt in this post? I love it--but then again, I love the 1930's fabrics! I would love to be able to look up the pattern on this one. I can dream about making it, anyway!
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