Warning: This post has nearly 30 photos! I've re-sized them to a smaller size, but if you have a slow computer connection, you may want to go make a cup of tea (OK, a gin and tonic) while the post loads!
Because there are so many photos, I will keep the commentary to a minimum. If you have a question about a specific quilt, either ask in the comments or send me an email and I'll try to find out the detes for you.
Front Range Modern Quilt Guild President, Melissa Richie, addresses the "aesthetic of Modern Quilting."
Click here for a link to Oh, Fransson's "Mod Mosaic" tutorial.
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Butterflies and Rainbows. Inspired by a swap with the Faith Circle of Do.Good.Stitches to benefit Restore Innocence. Pattern to follow on Moda Bakeshop.
The Huckleberry Quilt workshop by Latifah Saafir.
Wyna's "Wonky Stars."
Quilts from City Beat Modern Quilters:
This was made with fat quarters from the guild's "door prize basket."
Her first quilt! Can you believe it?
What a fun story -- a fabric exchange with her Mom and sisters!
We had such a great time. What a wonderful, warm, and welcoming guild. I hope the two guilds will do a "joint" meeting or maybe even a retreat at some time in the future!
From the desk of your
Wow! Those quilts are amazing! Sooo much inspiration in this post! Thank you for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all those great inspirational photos. You have given me much food for thought.
ReplyDeleteI love looking at quilts! Thanks for sharing. I had been thinking about making some mod mosaic blocks at a sewing weekend away next weekend and now you've helped me decide that I will! Lovely quilts!
ReplyDeleteThese are all beautiful, Marti. Thanks for sharing! :o)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lot of inspiration and sharing happening there. Just what quilters like to do...
ReplyDeleteHow fun was that? Thank you so much for sharing this little adventure with all of us!
ReplyDeleteLots of pretty quilts. Love the bright ones! Nice to see what other guilds are up to...hope you find a mutual retreat location. Sandi
ReplyDeleteAwesome quilts!! I am curious as to how the one in PMQG10 was made. The squares look like they were appliqued on but I wonder if it was pieced and if there is a pattern for it. I would love to make it myself using scraps.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing... :)
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So many really beautiful quilts!
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