Showing posts with label quilt shows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label quilt shows. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 11, 2014

Acceptance Letter


I was so excited to received an acceptance letter a few weeks ago from 
QuiltFest Destination Savannah.  My quilt, Nature Redesigns Highway One, was sent off today to appear in their show March 27-30.


I saw that their theme was "Destination," so I thought a quilt with a highway in it 
might be good for that.  And sent in my photos.


I'm excited because this is the first judged show in which I've had a quilt.  It will be really interesting to see what comments the judges have about my quilt.  Or maybe not.  All of a sudden I'm feeling a little insecure about my sewing abilities.  {Tee-hee!}


Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Internat'l Quilt Festival--Long Beach


I can't believe it! My quilt actually made it into IQF Long Beach! Even after I was notified that it was accepted, it still was hard to believe until I actually saw it there hanging with all the other quilts in the special exhibit, West Coast Wonders.

I have to give credit where credit is due. I made this quilt in a class I took from Judith Baker-Montano, who is a fantastic crazy quilter. She is such a good teacher, a fun person, and so inspiring.


See, there it is (in photo at right), my little quilt among some of the others in the exhibit. BTW, you may notice how small mine is, compared to the others. Well, I had to add 5" of borders on all four sides to get my quilt up to the minimum size accepted!






And here is the neat little ribbon that I got to wear around the quilt show, saying "See My Work."



A big quilt show like this is just fantastic, seeing all the amazing quilts--so much inspiration! To say nothing of the vendors! Lots of people selling lots of things that are absolutely necessary to quilting! Including shoes and lint removers!



I went to the quilt show with one of my quilting buddies, Carol, who also had a quilt in the show. It's this one at the left, depicting bare trees in a forest fire. (It looks brighter and more orange in real life.) Carol's quilt was in an exhibit called Journal Quilt Project II: Elements--Earth, Water, Air, and Fire.