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“Ruffled Feathers” by Roxanne Nelson |
Viewing the quilts at International Quilt Festival is always a terribly humbling experience. The range of styles, techniques and materials is incredible. The quality of the work is astounding. It truly is an honor just to be accepted into this show. I took these photos of some of my favorites while attending International Quilt Market, since all of the displays are up. It is a great chance to take photos when not very many people are huddled around them, like they are during Festival. (Most of the people who go to Market are either manning their booths, or working their way through and purchasing goods for their shops, and don’t have time to look at all the quilts; such a pity!) While those in this post are all art quilts, I did take photos of pieced traditional quilts and appliqué quilts, too, and will be sharing more photos with you in the next few days.
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“Ruffled Feathers” (detail) by Roxanne Nelson |
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“Ruffled Feathers” (detail) by Roxanne Nelson | | | | | | | | |
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“Peony” by Noriko Endo |
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“Group of Pansies” by Melinda Bula |
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“The Girls of Tyrone Farm” by Beth Miller |
See more of Beth Miller’s work here:
http://bethmillerquilts.com/about.html
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“Portugal (Minho region) Fokloric Dancers” by Leslie Gabrielse of The Netherlands
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“Portugal (Minho region) Fokloric Dancers” (detail) by Leslie Gabrielse of The Netherlands
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“That’s Graphic!” by Diana Sharkey
Won an Honorable Mention in the Art-Abstract, Small category |
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“Madonna” by Laurie Tigner
Won an honorable mention in the Art-Painted Surface category
Learn more about Laurie Tigner here: http://laurietignerdesigns.com |
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“Innocence” by Hollis Chatelain |
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“Freedom” by Helen Godden |
Note: At International Quilt Festival, the photo policy allows viewers to take photos and to share them with friends (which I consider all my viewers to be!) as long as they are identified with the name of the quilt artist and noted to have been taken at Festival. To protect the artists, I also reduce the resolution so that these images are only usable on the internet, and could not be printed on products like t-shirts or coffee mugs. Many of the exhibits at Festival do not permit photography, and I never take photos where it is not permitted.