There were two whole cloth quilts that sadly were impossible to photograph, but here are close-ups of the ones that caught my eye...
This was my favourite, but I never found out who won!
Without Pins is the title of my Patchwork classes. I am a Quilter, textile teacher and general fabric collector - or does it come and find me? I like to play with colour and subvert pattern by the use of tone. I have always sewn and stitch something, somewhere, every day.
Thursday, 30 April 2015
Challenge Quilts
The Sue Ridgewell Challenge quilts were excellent this year. the quality of my snapshots leaves something to be desired but here is enough to give a Yorkshire flavour!
There were two whole cloth quilts that sadly were impossible to photograph, but here are close-ups of the ones that caught my eye...
This was my favourite, but I never found out who won!
There were two whole cloth quilts that sadly were impossible to photograph, but here are close-ups of the ones that caught my eye...
This was my favourite, but I never found out who won!
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Amazing quilts from the Great North, thanks so much for sharing x
ReplyDeleteI don't know a thing about Yorkshire... What is the significance of that white flower several people chose to include?
ReplyDeleteA white rose was the symbol of the House of York, they fought the House of Lancaster whose symbol was the red rose, for the succession to the English throne in Mediaeval times... the Wars of the Roses.
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