Thanks for joining my final installment of Quilt Con favorites. Let's start things off with some well-used asymmetry.
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Off Center by Charlotte Noll |
Applique isn't just for traditional quilts. Geometric shapes show great versatility.
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Sticks and Stones: The Border Test by Rachel Kerley |
I just love a deconstructed traditional pattern.
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Deconstructed Lodestar by Amy Struckmeyer |
Traditional blocks used within a non-standard layout and in modern fabrics is a pleasure for the eyes too.
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Long Island Modern Sampler by Kim Soper |
7 Up captures the illusion of curvature within its piecing and quilting. Debra's design concept is fresh and captivating.
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7 Up by Debra Jalbert |
Thanks for sharing all of your photos, Afton, both here and on IG! You really brought Quilt Con home to those of us that couldn't attend! I loved seeing all of the quilts that you showcased, and your photos are lovely! It was a great series.
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Living in the UK, I had no chance of getting to QuitCon, but your posts have been great. Thanks so much.
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