Thursday, March 5, 2009

Mid-Atlantic



Once again, we had a blast at mid-Atlantic Quilt Festival. It is always so fun to get out of town and hang out with friends. Oh, and the shopping and quilt show are nice too.

See these little photographs? They are about a half inch square.


All together, they make this. Is that not amazing? (Or nuts?)


Here are a few of my favorites. (See if you can catch the theme.)








I loved this next quilt because of the teeny little birds on the border.


See?




10 comments:

Julie Wagoner said...

Wow--all of those quilts are amazing! I especially love the one with all the tiny photographs. I enjoy your blog Lisa. :)

Mrs. Goodneedle said...

What a show... I was, as always, blown away! Thanks for the revisit, I can never see these phenomenal quilts too many times.

Nane said...

Wow...the little photographs to make the larger design...how does one even do that. Hope to get to go with you all next year!

Heritage Quilter said...

Hm, could you be a nature lover? Beautiful quilts. Thanks for sharing.

Tipper said...

Amazing-what creativity went into those quilts!

Carrie P. said...

Wow, that first quilt is something else. The hand quilting on the quilt with the birds is really great too.

JoLyn said...

What beautiful quilts - thanks for sharing!

ripriprip said...

I am looking forward to the Quilt show coming to Denver. It will be here April 30 to May 2nd. I think the photo quilt gets my "nuts" vote. Loved the little birds. I will look for them.

Karen Newman Fridy said...

The first one is "Under the Watchful Eye of Queen Charlotte" by Debbie Langsam of Charlotte, NC and is one of the pieces that will be in the PAQA-South exhibit ArtQuilts transitions opening at the Durham Arts Council April 17. All of those tiny photos are of historical things in and about Charlotte...very cool piece!!

Abby and Stephanie said...

I am always amazed by the talented quilt artists out there. I'm attending the NQA show here in Columbus in June. Thanks for sharing.