QuiltCon Charity Quilts Part 2

Posted on March 5, 2015 by Plaid Portico

Here we are with the second batch of shots of all the charity quilts at QuiltCon, presented by The Modern Quilt Guild. In case you missed it, Part 1 can be found here with an explanation of the show. Next up, let’s see… quilts from The Modern Traditionalism category? Minimalism? Negative Space? Tune in to find out. We have about 1300 quilts to show!

Again, if your guild had a quilt in the show, shoot me an e-mail or make a comment with the information for the credits. I would be glad to add it to the image. Don’t forgot to tell us where your quilt will be going!

QuiltCon Charity Quilt

QuiltCon Charity Quilt, “West Coast Migration” by individual MQG members from the west coast

QuiltCon Charity Quilt

QuiltCon charity quilt, “Temporal Shift” by Essex County Modern Quilt Guild in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Original design and quilting by Adrian Hansen-Kelly, collaboratively pieced by the guild.

QuiltCon Charity Quilt

QuiltCon Charity Quilts Part 1

Posted on March 2, 2015 by Plaid Portico

Well, I am back from QuiltCon with enough shots of quilts to last for weeks, and weeks it will take to process them and load them up. So hang on for a fun and inspiring ride. QuiltCon was great–REALLY enjoyed it personally and thought it was very well done and well organized. The excitement was palpable. This IS a movement.

If you don’t know what QuiltCon is, this was the second conference put on by the national Modern Quilt Guild, which included workshops, lectures, a huge exhibition and events, all for the modern quilter. The first two, this year and 2013, years ago were in Austin, Texas. Next year it will be in Pasadena, California, and 2017 will be in Savannah, Georgia.

Normally I curate exhibitions and only take photos of the quilts that really speak to me. In this case I took photos of all the quilts, partly because the majority of them I did like, and partly because I really think the modern quilt movement needs to be documented.

The first thing we all saw were the QuiltCon Charity quilts which were lining the ballrooms that were the site of all the keynotes and lectures throughout the conference. The charity quilt challenge required “Modern Quilt Guilds to work collaboratively to create quilts using a pre-determined color palette and alternate grid design work.” The quilts were twin size and were sewn entirely by each guild from design through finish quilting, and will be donated by each guild to a children’s shelter in their area. The challenge was sponsored and fabric provided by Cherrywood, Pink Castle Fabrics, Rock Paper Scissors, Sew Modern and The Intrepid Thread.

The quilts were hanging uncredited which I do think is in the spirit of a charity challenge, but for this venue I am glad to credit the guild who created them. So if anyone contacts me or comments with the guild info, I would be glad to add the credit information. Inquiring minds might want to know! And please forgive some of the photos. It was hard to get an unobstructed view of some quilts to take a whole quilt shot and some photos turn out better than others. But rest assured all the quilts could be viewed quite well in person!

Over the next 4-6 weeks I will be posting all the rest of the quilts in the exhibition by category, so stay tuned!

QuiltCon charity quilt

QuiltCon charity quilt by Central Jersey Modern Quilt Guild. To be donated to the annual fundraising for SAVE, a local animal shelter.

QuiltCon charity quilt

“Silly Goose, Catch Me if You Can” a QuiltCon charity quilt and collaborative effort by the Jacksonville Modern Quilt Guild. Will be donated to a children’s charity to be auctioned off to raise the most money possible for the charity.

QuiltCon charity quilt

QuiltCon charity quilt by the South Bay Area Modern Quilt Guild in California.

QuiltCon charity quilt

QuiltCon charity quilt by The Lake Superior Modern Quilt Guild in Duluth, Minnesota. Bridge motif inspired by Duluth’s iconic Aerial Lift Bridge, and is also a replica of the guild’s logo designed by their president Deb Westerberg.

QuiltCon charity quilt by The Lake Superior Modern Quilt Guild

QuiltCon charity quilt

QuiltCon charity quilt by the Silicon Valley Modern Quilt Guild

QuiltCon charity quilt

Quilts from Unconventional and Unexpected at The Sonoma Valley Museum of Art

Posted on February 24, 2015 by Plaid Portico

What a wonderful way to take in a quilt exhibition, by following an excursion with visitors into Sonoma Valley. The Sonoma Valley Museum of Art, right off the Sonoma town square is hosting an exhibition of quilts from Roderick Kirocofe’s book Unconventional and Unexpected: American Quilts Below the Radar, 1950-2000, through May 17, 2015.

True to curator and quilt collector Roderick Kiracofe‘s eye for maverick quilts, this show is unconventional. Hung not only on walls, there are also quilts hanging from the ceiling and draped over pedestals and the exhibition includes not only finished quilts, but quilt tops and backs of quilts.

A small subset of the many quilts included in the book, it is a refreshing view of these quilts made by “primarily anonymous, often self-taught women working below the radar of the art world….articulate many of the same issues that have been at the core of the development of modern art during the second half of the twentieth century”.

One day I saw this exhibit and soon after I found myself at Quiltcon viewing the special exhibition of quilts from Gee’s Bend and also quilts from the 70’s. And then on to see the very large exhibition of new modern quilts in the main exhibition…it’s amazing. We’ll be covering all the exhibitions of Quiltcon here in the next several weeks, but if you have a chance to see this show in person, please take advantage of it! With the intense momentum of the “modern” quilting, the collections, books and exhibitions of quilt experts and curators such as Roderick Kiracofe are timely and have an immense value as part of the discussion of the modern quilt movement.

Nine Patch (double-sided) c..1975-2000 Found in Texas from the collection of Roderick Kiracofe

Nine Patch (reverse side) c..1975-2000 Found in Texas from the collection of Roderick Kiracofe

Fan c. 1975-2000 Found in Wood County, Texas. From the collection of Roderick Kiracofe

Unconventional and Unexpected Exhibition at The Sonoma Museum of Art

String Diamond c. 1950-1970. Found in South Carolina, from the collection of Roderick Kiracofe

Unique Yo Yo 1964, by Laura Otto (b. 1881 d. 1971) Fairview Park, Ohio, from the collection of Roderick Kiracofe

Mosaic Rose (based on One Patch) c. 1950-2000, found in Arkansas, from the collection of Roderick Kiracofe

Star, variation, c. 1925-1950, found in southwest Ohio, from the collection of Roderick Kiracofe

String (unfinished top) reverse side, c. 1940-1960. Found in Ohio. From the collection of Roderick Kiracofe.

String (unfinished top) c. 1960-1990. found in Alabama, from the collection of Roderick Kiracofe

Grandmother’s Flower Garden, variation. c. 1950-1975 attributed to Donna Settles, Cook County, IL. From the collection of Roderick Kiracofe.

Double Wedding Ring, found in Altadena, CA., c. 1975-2000, from the collection of Roderick Kiracofe

Original Design. c. 1950-1975, attributed to a Mrs. Sparks, found in Anderson, Indiana, from the collection of Roderick Kiracofe

Courthouse Steps (Log Cabin), variation, c. 1950-1975, Found in San Francisco,from the collection of Roderick Kiracofe

Original Design, c. 1975-2000. Found in Alabama. From the collection of Roderick Kiracofe

Flag. 1960-1990. From the collection of Roderick Kiracofe

Brick Wall, 1950-2000, found in Akron, Ohio, from the collection of Roderick Kiracofe

Brick Wall, c. 1950-2000. Found in Akron Ohio. From the collection of Roderick Kiracofe

Strips, c. 1975-2000, found in Southern Louisiana, from the collection of Roderick Kiracofe

X (unfinished top) c. 1950-1970, found in West Tennesee,from the collection of Roderick Kiracofe

House c. 1960-1990 Found in Alabama, from the collection of Roderick Kiracofe

Amish: The Modern Muse Part II

Posted on February 3, 2015 by Plaid Portico

So excited to see the second installment of the Amish: The Modern Muse at the San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles. It did not disappoint! It struck me as quite dramatic as I entered the gallery room. The exhibition goes until March 1st so if you are in the area, head down there! There is nothing like seeing quilts in person, plus the larger exhibition of Antique Ohio Amish Quilts from the Darwin D. Bearley Collection is NOT to be missed.

The show was curated by San Francisco Artist Joe Cunningham, and includes quilts submitted by East Bay Modern Quilters, the Bay Area Modern Quilt Guild and the South Bay Area Modern Quilt Guild.

Enjoy!

Squared Repeat by Terri Carpenter

Striped Amish by Pamela Rocco

A Shot of Amish by Margaret Glendening

Songs of a Distant Lancaster by Tami Levin

Triple X by Terri Carpenter

Amish Modern I by Mickey Beebe, quilted by Toni McAuliffe

Bar Fly by Rhonda Ludwico

Amish Stripes by Linda Hlady, quilted by Terry Carpenter

Amish Stripes by Linda Hlady, quilted by Terri Carpenter

Diamonds and Jewels by Tina Michalik

Churned by Linda Sinclair

Mistakes Were Made by Stacey Sharman

Joseph’s Stars by Claire Sherman

Complementary Reflection by Karen Maple

Dad’s Amish Pants by Michelle Sullivan

Ben’s Quilt by Wendeanne Ke’aka Stitt

East bay Mini Composition by (L-R, top to bottom) Terry Carpenter, Kristen Takakuwa, Chancy Fessler, Linda Hlady, Stacey Sharman, Margaret Glendening, Terri Carpenter, Claire Sherman, Linda Hlady

East Bay Mini Composition by (L-R, top to bottom) Terri Carpenter, Kristen Takakuwa, Chancy Fessler, Linda Hlady, Stacey Sharman, Margaret Glendening, Terri Carpenter, Claire Sherman, Linda Hlady

Mini Quilt 12″x12″ by Stacey Sharman

Amish: The Modern Muse

Posted on December 21, 2014 by Plaid Portico

Amish: The Modern Muse at The San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles runs in two parts. The first part goes through January 10th, then the second part through March 1st 2015.

The museum asked local modern quilt guilds to submit quilts inspired by Amish quilts but with a modern take. The East Bay Modern Quilters, the Bay Area Modern Quilt Guild and the South Bay Modern Quilt Guild gladly participated, and after being curated by San Francisco artist Joe Cunningham, it was decided to run the show in two groups. Good news, as there will be more marvelous quilts to post in January!

Alas this is my last post of the year, but the Plaid Portico will be back mid January with coverage of the second round of Amish: The Modern Muse, coverage of some up and coming designers doing cool things,and then some pretty comprehensive coverage of QuiltCon.

Happy New Year in advance!

Striped Amish by Pam Rocco, 2014

Tribute by Pati Fried, 2014, machine quilting by Kerry Reed, both machine and hand quilted

We Are by Anne Sullivan, 2014

House Top Quilts by Tara Faughnan, 2013

X by Stacey Sharman, 2014. Cotton, linen, wool, denim, and upholstery samples. Machine and hand quilted.

What I Had by Kim Andersson, 2014. Quilted by Terry Carpenter

Zyklen by Vanessa de Fabrega, 2014

Amish-ish by Ruth Beeby, 2014

Look Who’s Walking by Karen Foster, 2014.

Center Diamond, Up Close by Michelle Boyd, 2014

Tic-Tac-Oh by Erin Metzler, 2014

Capitola Crossing by Karen Foster, 2014

Amish Electricity by Claire Sherman 2014

Almost Amish by Lyndalee Korn, 2014

1500 by Vanessa de Fabrega 2014, quilted by Angie Woolman

Feeling Blue by Linda Hlady 2014

MacAmish by Carole Rossi, 2014

Circus Improv by Carol Van Zandt 2014, using Andover textured solids

Antique Ohio Amish Quilts from the Darwin D. Bearley Collection, Part 1

Posted on December 16, 2014 by Plaid Portico

Fantastic exhibition at the San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles of antique Ohio Amish quilts from the Darwin D. Bearley collection. I’m going to let the beautiful quilts do the talking here, but first you must know that the exhibition is on until March 1st, 2015, and is comprised of over 40 bed, crib and doll sized quilts made between 1880 and 1940. Stunning. Absolutely stunning.

We will cover the quilts in the Antique Ohio Amish Quilts exhibition from the Darwin D. Bearley Collection in two postings and then will cover the accompanying exhibition, Amish: The Modern Muse, comprised of with modern quilts inspired by the Amish tradition.

Enjoy!

Log Cabin, Light & Dark Variation, c. 1880-90, unknown maker, Holmes County, Wool

Ocean Waves, c. 1920. Purchased from Roman E. Miller, made by his mother. Sugarcreek, Holmes County. Cotton

Nine Patch Variation “Winter Quilt”, 1884. Unknown maker. Initialed and dated in the quilting “R.T. 1884”. Know County. Heavy Wool.

Sampler, c. 1890-1900, Unknown maker, Holmes County. Cotton.

Log Cabin, Straight Furrow Variation, dated 1914. Made by Marian Yoder. Holmes County. Wool.

Tumbling Blocks, c. 1900-10. Ann K. Yoder, formerly from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Purchased from Sam E. Hershberger. Holmes County. Wool.

Broken Star, c. 1925-30. Made by Katie M. Yoder, mother of Mrs. Henry A. Raber Baltic, Holmes County. Cotton.

Zig Zag Nine Patch Variation, c. 1890-1930 (top made c. 1890, incorporated into the quilt, c. 1930). Unknown Maker. Geauga County. Cotton.

Diagonal 16-Patch, c. 1880-90. Unknown maker. Mt. Hope, Holmes County. Purchased at auction of Burkholder Family. Cotton.

Log Cabin Crib Quilt, Light & Dark Variation, c. 1910-15 (top). Unknown maker. Holmes County. Wool.

Courthouse Steps Center Medallion Crib Quilt, c. 1910-20 (bottom) Unknown maker. Bunker Hill, Holmes County. Wool.

Chinese Coins, c. 1930-40. Unknown maker. Plain City, Ohio. Cotton.

Log Cabin, Courthouse Steps Variation, c. 1880-90. Unknown maker. Holmes County. Wool.

Ocean Waves Variation, c. 1930-35. Unknown maker, Holmes County. Cotton.

Railroad Crossing with Zig Zag Border, dated 1928. Made by Mrs. Albert V. Schlabach (Christina Yoder Schlabach) Benton, Ohio. Cotton.

Split Bars, c. 1920. Unknown Maker, Initialed M on the back. Holmes County. Cotton.

Plain Quilt with Double Inner Border, dated March 5, 1904 and 1925. Made by Susan J. Miller for her son Alfred D. Miller in 1925. Initialed A.D.M. in center. Purchased from Alfred D. Miller. Holmes County. Cotton.

Split Bars, c. 1920. Unknown Maker, Initialed M on the back. Holmes County. Cotton.

Plain Quilt with Inner Border, c. 1915. Unknown maker. Origin unknown. Cotton.

Plain Quilt with Double Inner Birder, dated March 4, 1915. Made by Katie M. Erb. Signed and dated. Holmes County. Cotton.

Four Patch with Zig Zag Border, c. 1890-1910 Unknown maker. Cotton.

Bars Variation, c. 1890-1900 (top) Unknown maker. West Salem, Wayne County. Wool.

Pacific International Quilt Festival 2014, Part 6, the final installment

Posted on November 30, 2014 by Plaid Portico

Sort of sad to finalize coverage of the exhibitions at PIQF 2014. The final quilts come from a number of categories, including the special exhibition on Maps, and Mountain Art Quilters. Have a few more exhibitors on the docket to cover over the next few months so stay tuned.

Hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving!

Stormy Weather by Darlynn Evans

Detail of Stormy Weather by Darlynn Evans

Finding North by Beth Shibley

Detail of Finding North by Beth Shibley

Fern pool by Gloria Loughman, Australia

Detail of Fern pool by Gloria Loughman, Australia

Layered Marks From the Sky by Carol Nilsen

Detail of Layered Marks From the Sky by Carol Nilsen

The Windy City by Ann Sanderson

Triangles Playing Well Together by Gwen Maxwell-Williams

Just a Little Color by Gwen Maxwell-Williams

Inspired by the Masters by Laurie J. Marks

Detail of Inspired by the Masters by Laurie J. Marks

Turning a New Leaf by Tone Haugen-Cogburn

Detail of Turning a New Leaf by Tone Haugen-Cogburn

%22twirlin%22 by Kim Loar

Detail of %22twirlin%22 by Kim Loar

Fabulous Feathered Fibonacci by Cathy Stone

Detail of Fabulous Feathered Fibonacci by Cathy Stone

Breakthrough by Winifred Dell’Ario

Gone by Laura Bisagna

Detail of Gone by Laura Bisagna

Walkabout by Deborah Weir

Detail of Walkabout by Deborah Weir

Vertigo by Mimi Wohlberg

Detail of Vertigo by Mimi Wohlberg

Urban Forest by Dolores Miller

Detail of Urban Forest by Dolores Miller

Sycamore on Steroids by Joan Sextro

Detail of Sycamore on Steroids by Joan Sextro

Pacific International Quilt Festival, Part 5, International con’t again

Posted on November 24, 2014 by Plaid Portico

As we head into Thanksgiving and winter…brrrr…I am very motivated to finish the 5 quilts I have in progress…exactly how DOES that happen I wonder? I am going to make some nice cozy presents for people and keep a couple for myself. Time to get some more batting!

Here we are at the last section of PIQF International group, but not the last of PIQF since I still have one more post of quilts from miscellaneous categories before we go on to other things. Hard to believe I only have been showing a selection of quilts that caught my eye in each category!

Enjoy!

Pylons by Linda Onions, UK

Detail of Pylons by Linda Onions, UK

Mustard Rings by Christine Seager, UK

Detail of Mustard Rings by Christine Seager, UK

Up the Garden Path by Helen Pedersen, New Zealand

Detail of Up the Garden Path by Helen Pedersen, New Zealand

Rainbow Quilt by Grit Kovacs, Germany

Detail of Rainbow Quilt by Grit Kovacs, Germany

Verdreht by Angelika Bochler, Germany

Detail of Verdreht by Angelika Bochler, Germany

Who Won in London 2012 by Caroline Wilkinson, UK

Detail of Who Won in London 2012 by Caroline Wilkinson, UK

Soldier On by Lucy Carroll, Australia

Detail of Soldier On by Lucy Carroll, Australia

GK 25 by Dwayne Wanner, Canada

Detail of GK 25 by Dwayne Wanner, Canada

Firmament by Brigitte Morgenroth, Germany

Detail of Firmament by Brigitte Morgenroth, Germany

Sahara by Brigitte Morgenroth, Germany

Detail of Sahara by Brigitte Morgenroth, Germany

Dry Sclerophyll Forest-Fire, Regrwoth by Dianne Firth, Australia

Detail of Dry Sclerophyll Forest-Regrowth by Dianne Firth, Australia

Chinese Journey in Three Parts by Stephanie Crawford, UK

Detail of Chinese Journey in Three Parts by Stephanie Crawford, UK

Blockade by Martina Hilgert-Vervoort

Detail of Blockade by Martina Hilgert-Vervoort

Pacific International Quilt Festival, Part 5, International, con’t

Posted on November 19, 2014 by Plaid Portico

Well, I seem to have more photos of PIQF 2014 quilts than I imagined and can only process so many at a time, and rather than cheat you out of any I will just keep these posts coming until they are all done. We love to look at quilts, don’t we?

After that I have some cool projects and quilt designers to highlight and then we can go on to cover the Amish quilt shows art the San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles. The Antique Ohio Amish Quilts from the Darwin D. Bearley Collection will be on view from November 15th-March 1st 2015. The Amish Muse, an exhibition that will exhibited along side it, is comprised Amish inspired modern quilts by Bay Area Modern Quilt Guilds. And yours truly actually has a quilt in it…..and yes of course I will be showing you that too!

Without further ado, here are more of the delicious quilts from the International section of the 2014 Pacific International Quilt Festival:

Elizabethan I by Amelia Leigh, UK

Detail of Elizabethan I by Amelia Leigh, UK

Memorial Star Quilt by Fiona Macaulay Davies, UK

Detail of Memorial Star Quilt by Fiona Macaulay Davies, UK

Tumuli by Kate Dowty, UK

Detail of Tumuli by Kate Dowty, UK

Battlefield #1 by Sally Hutson, UK

Detail of Battlefield #1 by Sally Hutson, UK

Versi 1 by Khurshid Bamboat, UK

Detail of Versi 1 by Khurshid Bamboat, UK

Pebble Beach by Janet McCallum, UK

Detail of Pebble Beach by Janet McCallum, UK

An Alternative Perspective by Susan Wessels, South Africa

Detail of An Alternative Perspective by Susan Wessels, South Africa

A Forest’s Crowning Glory by Tanya McRae, Australia

Detail of A Forest’s Crowning Glory by Tanya McRae, Australia

Fire and Ice by Frieda Oxenham, UK

Detail of Fire and Ice by Frieda Oxenham, UK

Grandmother-sisters’ Garden by Jocelyn Thornton, New Zealand

Detail of Grandmother-sisters’ Garden by Jocelyn Thornton, New Zealand

Escape Routes by Marie du Toit, South Africa

Detail of Escape Routes by Marie du Toit, South Africa

In Flanders Fields by Catherine Millar, UK

Detail of In Flanders Fields by Catherine Millar, UK

Let’s Do the Dresden Twist by Teri L. Cherne, USA

Detail of Let’s Do the Dresden Twist by Teri L. Cherne, USA

Pacific International Quilt Festival 2014, Part 5, International

Posted on November 16, 2014 by Plaid Portico

Now for the International section of the Pacific International Quilt Festival 2014. This may take 2-3 posts to cover as there were so many quilts in the category that struck my fancy. Here are some that caught my eye:

In the Fabric’s Path by Orna Shahar. Israel

Detail of In the Fabric’s Path by Orna Shahar. Israel

Grounsel and Chrysanthemum by Ita Ziv. Israel

Detail of Grounsel and Chrysanthemum by Ita Ziv. Israel

Fireworks by Chieko Baba. Japan

Detail of Fireworks by Chieko Baba. Japan

The Wonder Jewel by Yemima Lavan. Israel

Detail of The Wonder Jewel by Yemima Lavan. Israel

Fireworks at the East River by Fumiko Tanabe. Japan

Detail of Fireworks at the East River by Fumiko Tanabe. Japan

Waves by Nery Sharir. Israel

Detail of Waves by Nery Sharir. Israel

Dunes Duet by Ann Long. UK

Detail of Dunes Duet by Ann Long. UK

Spring is Here by Gisha Wogier. Israel

Detail of Spring is Here by Gisha Wogier. Israel

Mystery by Maya Chaimovich. Israel

Detail of Mystery by Maya Chaimovich. Israel

Miyabi by Matsuko Shiraishi.Japan

Detail of Miyabi by Matsuko Shiraishi.Japan

Vanilla Ice Cream by Dina Carmiel.Israel

Detail of Vanilla Ice Cream by Dina Carmiel.Israel

A Newborn Star by Atsuko Matsubara. Japan

Detail of A Newborn Star by Atsuko Matsubara. Japan

The Rose by Liat Engler.Israel

Detail of The Rose by Liat Engler. Israel

Fire at the Carmel Mountain by Eti David. Israel

Detail of Fire at the Carmel Mountain by Eti David. Israel.

ISabella by Rahel Elran. Israel

Detail of ISabella by Rahel Elran. Israel

Flower Fantasy by Tamar Ophir. Israel

Detail of Flower Fantasy by Tamar Ophir. Israel

Fire & Ice by Klara Schafler-Landesberg. Israel

Detail of Fire & Ice by Klara Schafler-Landesberg. Israel

Everybody is Made in God’s Image by Miriam Mayner.Israel

Detail of Everybody is Made in God’s Image by Miriam Mayner. Israel

Dancing Squares by Ruthi Eldar. Israel

Detail of Dancing Squares by Ruthi Eldar. Israel

Black & White with Red Roses by Bella Kaplan. Israel

Detail of Black & White with Red Roses by Bella Kaplan.Israel

Between the Flower Trails by Ruth Amir. Israel

Detail of Between the Flower Trails by Ruth Amir. Israel

Circles in Colors by Rachel Steiner. Israel

Detail of Circles in Colors by Rachel Steiner. Israel

3 Primary Colors & Shades. Israel

Detail of 3 Primary Colors & Shades. Israel

Between Seasons by Hana Ron. Israel

Detail of Between Seasons by Hana Ron. Israel

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QuiltCon Charity Quilts Part 2

QuiltCon Charity Quilts Part 1

Quilts from Unconventional and Unexpected at The Sonoma Valley Museum of Art

Amish: The Modern Muse Part II

Amish: The Modern Muse

Antique Ohio Amish Quilts from the Darwin D. Bearley Collection, Part 1

Pacific International Quilt Festival 2014, Part 6, the final installment

Pacific International Quilt Festival, Part 5, International con’t again

Pacific International Quilt Festival, Part 5, International, con’t

Pacific International Quilt Festival 2014, Part 5, International

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