I had the chance to attend this show last Friday.
And here are a few of my favorite quilts.
ENJOY!
Everglades Sunset
by Candice Phelan of Wellington, FL
Dancing Mangroves
by Waynette Pennell of West Palm Beach, FL
Rafflesia Arnoldii, The World's Largest Flower
by Joan Balmer of Port Charlotte, FL
A Taste of Sunshine
by Deb Crine of Marco Island, FL
Bluebirds
by Laura Ruiz of Malabar, FL
Fish House: Pine Island, FL
by Carol Elrod of Bokeelia, FL
To Good to be True
by Gabriele DiTota of Melbourne, FL
One Hundred Years at Rest
by Nikki Hill of Saint Augustine, FL
--my favorite of the Hoffman Challenge Quilts--
(I did not get the information about this quilt so if you know anything
about it please leave a comment so I can give proper credit)
Into the Light
by Judy Momenzadeh
Mr. Grim
by Holly Dominie
Sunrise, Sunset
by Melody Randol
Sue Bee's Flower Garden
by Sue Burnett of Wellington, New Zealand
Gaia
by Maria van Buel of Auckland, New Zealand
Let's Go Party
by Keiko Ike of Kochi-city, Japan
Cherry Blossoms in the Full Moon
by Noriko Matsutou of Toyama-shi, Japan
Tiptoeing into the Future
by Kathryn Harmer Fox of East London, South Africa
Don't Go
by Laura Kemshall of Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
Tulips
by Yemima Lavan of Modiin, Israel
The Unicorn's Garden
by Eileen Campbell of Kew, Australia
The Drought
by Beth Miller of Kambah ACT, Australia
Reaching for Our Roots
by Shani Leser of Ginot Shomron, Israel
Naturally Crazy
by Linda Steele of Park Orchards Victoria, Australia
6 comments:
OMG - they are all just amazing! Thank you for sharing such beauty with us.
I thoroughly enjoyed seeing your photos from this quilt show. Can't be there in person, so this posting was a great overview of the quality. Works of art. Thanks.
Wonderful quilts! I moved to the NW before this show came to WPB. (lived in Jupiter) How were the vendors? Did you happened to take notice of the rug hooking booth? I believe they are from Maine but winter in FL.
Ohh, those are all so beautiful would be HARD to pick a fav..but I LOVE bluebirds so that would be up there in the top five. But how to pick the other 4? LOL Thanks for sharing those!!
Thanks for this spectacular show!
The beautiful Hoffman Challenge quilt is "Cottage Window" by Ann Horton of Redwood Valley, California.
I agree it was a wonderful show, and thank you so much for including my Titanic quilt on your blog. I'm glad you liked it!
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