Well here are the final set of quilts from the East Bay Modern Quilt Guild‘s second annual exhibition Stitch Modern at the Piedmont Center for the Arts. (Thru Feb 24th, open Fri, Sat, Sun 12-3)
Check it out!
Well here are the final set of quilts from the East Bay Modern Quilt Guild‘s second annual exhibition Stitch Modern at the Piedmont Center for the Arts. (Thru Feb 24th, open Fri, Sat, Sun 12-3)
Check it out!
Ok, we’re almost 3/4 of the way through here…at least as far as the quilts go. There is more to share beyond the quilts themselves and we’ll see how much I can muster together for you this month.
For those just tuning in, these are quilts showing at Stitch Modern, the second annual exhibition of the East Bay Modern Quilt Guild at the Piedmont Center for the Arts. On through February 24th, Fri, Sat, Sun 12-3, plus during Stitch Modern Special Events…
Voila! More quilt gorgeousness…
And more gorgeous quilts from Stitch Modern. Two more days to go and we will have covered them all! If you’re just tuning in, Stitch Modern is the second annual show of the East Bay Modern Quilt Guild. Open through Feb 24th at The Piedmont Center of the Arts, Fri, Sat and Sun 12-3.
And without further ado, more quilts from the East Bay Modern Quilt Guild:
Stitch Modern. Love that title. Its the second annual exhibition of the East Bay Modern Quilt Guild. Beautiful quilts!
In case you are in the San Francisco Bay area, it is absolutely worth checking out in person. Through February 24th at the Piedmont Center for the Arts. Gallery Hours: Friday, Saturday and Sunday 12-3. Plus of course its open during Stitch Modern Special Events.
Too many photos to sort through for one post so this will be divided into 4 entries over the next week, so stay tuned…
Well, now that the boot is off my sewing foot, its all coming together as my Sew Steady insert for our home made sewing table arrived. And after Jack finished his workbench, (story on that below) this was his first project. Very cool, he cut out the insert, installed a shelf below to hold the sewing machine, and put it all together. We are psyched! Plus Daas’ dress form arrived this week. We’re ready to go!
Then there is the tale of Jack’s workbench. The workbench originally came from Jack’s Uncle Ed by way of a high school IA department liquidating its IA program (for those who never had the pleasure, schools used to offer Industrial Arts and Home Economics). Well, this workbench has been in storage for thirteen years, and after finally getting it here in the workshop (its heavy!) Jack became bothered by it not being level. Whether it was level thirteen years ago or not is a mystery, but he spent a massive amount of hours planing it and produced a massive amount of wood shavings doing it. Then he refinished it and voila! Can you see how beautiful it is!
Stef from Blackberry Quilts has been working on a couple projects using Licorice Fizz. The first one, which I am in love with (like most everything else she does) is this chevron quilt, which I got to hold in my hot little hands this weekend. And check out her other patterns too–tons of baby quilts and simple patterns for beginners. And we are selling a kit for it on Etsy here.
Bleu Barn Studios is at it again. Highlighted in the Feb 2013 issue of Quilter’s World magazine is Summer Shores, a breeze contemporary quilt design using Tokyo Rococo (aren’t I lucky!). I love this because its simple and light and modern and classic at the same time. I was able to see the quilt at Blue Barn Studios and photo it before it was sent in to the magazine. So here are some shots of the quilt plus a preview of the magazine. Yes, I take a million shots–its the only way to get a good feel for the quilt! AND a kit of the fabric for the pattern in the magazine is available at The Plaid Portico etsy shop by clicking here.
More projects coming up in the next few weeks, stay tuned!
Ok, this is my last batch of quilt pics from Quilt Market Houston 2012. These are a varied and interesting set that caught my eye. There will definitely be some things here you haven’t seen before.
There are just a few more things from Quilt Market I will be highlighting in the next month, but before that we’ll be moving on to some cool fabric projects and the people who make them. AND I’ll be showing you my new fabric stash place and the studio….almost done. And then we’ll have a bit of “textile talk”. In the meantime, enjoy!
Well I promised I would be complete my Quilt Market Houston 2012 coverage in November, but surprise! There is still more. Probably because I took a bit of break to finish unpacking the new studio (excited!!) In a week or so, we should get the sewing table and workbench in and then it will feel really complete. The painting/drawing area is all set and its wonderful…More pics to come on that here and at a laughing gate.
In the meantime, here are more Quilt Market booth pics. There are links to websites if you click on the image. Enjoy!