My friend told me about a local quilt exhibit, with all of the items in the exhibit made by one 90 year old woman.
My friend asked if I was interested in going. Yes! So, go we did. It was such a wonderful exhibit. The quilt artist started quilting 30 years ago. How amazing!
On the table in front of this amazing quilter are some coasters she made and gave away to people who attended the show.
There were so many different quilt styles and fabrics and added embroidery. Some of the quilts had themes of the four seasons or flowers of the twelve months of the year or the twelve zodiac animals or English alphabets.
This frog and lily pad hanging is done on a very sheer fabric.
This redwork piece is Anne of Green Gables, a favorite book of mine.
This large bed size log cabin quilt was the quilter's first quilt and was featured in a magazine.
Close up of quilt above.
The Kyoto Quilt below was really amazing and I took some close ups of individual parts.
This Cathedral Windows quilt has larger windows on the bottom.
I really liked this one. Can you find the "I"? This one was featured in a magazine.
Thank you for making it to the end. This exhibit was especially nice after staying home for so many months.
