The next quilts we’ll cover as part of the Pacific International Quilt Festival exhibition are selections from the Traditional category. If you’re in to Modern don’t skip this as what is interesting is the modern overtones in many of the quilts. I am going to mix these up between the ones that seem a bit more modern and the amazing palettes, detailed quilting and phenomenal piecing workmanship of the more elaborate traditional quilts.
There were a lot more in this category in the show, these are merely ones that I gravitated to. Yes, I know, you are always at the mercy of my eye. Next up after this, in Part 3, we will do the Gee’s Bend Revisited portion of the exhibition.
Enjoy!
Woven Forty Two by Arleen Kukua
Woven Forty Two by Arleen Kukua
Jackie Got Into Aunt Millie’s Garden by Jackie Aguilar
Jackie Got Into Aunt Millie’s Garden by Jackie Aguilar
Greeple by Jeanne Ichnowski
Greeple by Jeanne Ichnowski
Delft Garden by Gail Smith
Delft Garden by Gail Smith
Graduation Day by Leona McCann
Graduation Day by Leona McCann
Pajama Game by Leslie Bixel
Pajama Game by Leslie Bixel
Forever And Never Again by Joan McWilliams
Forever And Never Again by Joan McWilliams
Silken Glow by Karen Litvinchuk
Silken Glow by Karen Litvinchuk
New York Beauty, Color Theory I: Color Doesn’t Matter by Deborah Lancaster
New York Beauty, Color Theory I: Color Doesn’t Matter by Deborah Lancaster
Not All That Modern by Luanne Chittenden
Not All That Modern by Luanne Chittenden
Medallion Meadow by Alethea Ballard
Medallion Meadow by Alethea Ballard
Summer Stars by Debbie Simmons
Summer Stars by Debbie Simmons
Color Fondue by Swan Sheridan
Color Fondue by Swan Sheridan
Boston Commons Tradition by Patricia Bryan
Boston Commons Tradition by Patricia Bryan
The Plaid Portico 
I love it when you make it hard to choose a favorite! I love modern quilting; it really speaks to me. But I have to say, Aunt Millie’s Garden took my breath away. Color Doesn’t Matter did, too. Thanks for another GREAT post, CVZ!
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