We are allowed to put 3 quilts into the show and I remembered the quilt top I had made in a Waverley workshop when Grace Errea came to visit us. You can read about Grace Errea's visit by clicking on her name. I think it's always good to show the results of workshops so I was inspired to find the top and finally get it quilted. There is nothing like a deadline to get me going. I put in quite a few hours getting it done and just when you think you are finished there is the rod pocket and label to do.
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| Hibiscus by Linda Steele |
Here are a couple of detail shots.
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| A Time for all Seasons by Linda Steele |
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| 6 Pack Shame by Linda Steele |
They are all quite different. I also have my art quilts on display with the other Waverley Art Quilters, so I am well represented.
I hope we get a good crowd, we have a new venue this year with a larger cafe and 6 shops to tempt everyone.
Here is our flyer with all the details.
Bye for now,
Linda
2 comments:
Hibiscus piece is wonderful! I agree...workshop work should be shown to encourage others to take a workshop!
Thanks Robbie, we hardly ever put workshop pieces in the show and I will definitely encourage more people to do it in the future. We never see them finished otherwise.
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