Here is the sixth and final post of my curated Voices in Cloth 2014 exhibition coverage. The show is put on by the East Bay Heritage Quilters. You can find links to the other posts here if you want to see more:
Part One, Part Two, Part Three, Part Four, Part Five
Enjoy!
Yellow by Lynn Koolish
Yellow by Lynn Koolish
Untitled by Angie Woolman
Untitled by Angie Woolman
My Morning Read by Carolyn Weil
My Morning Read by Carolyn Weil
Endangered II by Priscilla Read
Endangered II by Priscilla Read
Mistakes Were Made (Indigo Rings) by Stacey Sharman
Mistakes Were Made (Indigo Rings) by Stacey Sharman
Fun With Freddy by Dorothy North, quilted by Lori Atwood
Fun With Freddy by Dorothy North, quilted by Lori Atwood
Japanese Treasure Chest by Mary Mashuta
Japanese Treasure Chest by Mary Mashuta
Olive My Love by Jane Toro, from a design by Elizabeth Hartman, quilted by New Pieces
Olive My Love by Jane Toro, from a design by Elizabeth Hartman, quilted by New Pieces
Finding the Music by Claire Sherman
Finding the Music by Claire Sherman
Let’s Meet-Up by Deanna Davis
Let’s Meet-Up by Deanna Davis
Flow by Karen Garrison, quilted by Angie Woolman
Flow by Karen Garrison, quilted by Angie Woolman
Little Women by Pat Bailey, from a design by Noelle’s Handcrafted Specialties’
Little Women by Pat Bailey, from a design by Noelle’s Handcrafted Specialties’
Night Swirls by Sonia Callahan
Night Swirls by Sonia Callahan
Chinese Coins, Japanese Ombre by Julie Banfield, quilted by Kathy Ritter
Chinese Coins, Japanese Ombre by Julie Banfield, quilted by Kathy Ritter
Tomato and Cheddar by Lisel Schwarzenbach
Tomato and Cheddar by Lisel Schwarzenbach
AND, stopping by the Cotton Patch booth, I also met lovely Jennifer Sampou, fabric designer extraordinaire with her new Shimmer fabric collection with Robert Kaufman.
Jennifer Sampou in front of Daybreak Quilt by Jaybird Quilts using the Shimmer fabric collection by Jennifer Sampou for Robert Kaufman
The Plaid Portico 
Thanks! I think its fun to run around taking pics of the ones that appeal to me. This is just but a subset of it all!
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I think I might be enjoying your review of the show on the blog even more than the show in person! It’s much easier to focus when I just have a few quilts at a time to enjoy!
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Thank you for sharing these pictures. It is such a treat for those of us who live too far away to attend.
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