close up, Antique 1930’s Garden quilt exhibited by Lynn Kough, 2013 AZQG
Antique 1930’s Garden quilt exhibited by Lynn Kough, 2013 AZQG
Vintage Grandmother’s Flower Garden quilt exhibited by Marge Imperatrice, 2013 AZQG
Antique Diamond-Set Garden quilt exhibited by Beverly Hawkins, 2013 AZQG
close up, Antique Diamond-Set Garden quilt exhibited by Beverly Hawkins
Antique Grandmother’s Garden quilt exhibited by Alicia French, 2013 AZQG
close up, Antique Grandmother’s Garden quilt exhibited by Alicia French
Vintage Color-pop Garden quilt exhibited by Vicki Calahan, 2013 AZQG
close up, Vintage Color-pop Garden quilt exhibited by Vicki Calahan, 2013 AZQG
close up, Vintage Color-pop Garden quilt exhibited by Vicki Calahan, 2013 AZQG
Vintage Turquoise Garden quilt top exhibited by Daniele Tanner, 2013 AZQG
Vintage Green Garden Border quilt exhibited by Cynthia Lynn, 2013 AZQG
Image credits: Photos were taken by Quilt Inspiration.
A very appropriate show! There are a bunch of us in Blogland working on hexies right now. I'm making pink with yellow centers... singles and they'll have lime green "leaves as the background. (Don't know if I'll make a quilt, though. Maybe just a dolly quilt or a baby girl to be quilt.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, thanks for the inspiration!
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This month I`ve stared to play with hexies,hope to do a rainbow quilt with all my scraps.Thanks for the show!!
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking quilts - so beautiful ! thanks for the picture inspiration
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That was a trip through time! I saw so many fabrics that were familiar to me ... and probably a few I still have in one of my boxes.
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely... I have a Grandmothers Flower Garden given to me by my stepmother about 20 years ago. It was made by her mother probably sometime in the 30's. Another quilt (a star pattern) done around the same time has a tiny label that says "Bayswater Do Your Bit Club". I'd love to know more about that but have never found any information. Love the quilts, though.
ReplyDeleteThese are all lovely. Want to try that, but sadly I can't, I don't know how to sew.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your collection. I'm currently starting year two on my own creation & needed info about how these are traditionally quilted & about if & how they are bound. I'll be doing 1/4 inch around each hexie & will bind but haven't decided in which color to bind. That decision is probably still another year down the road.
ReplyDeleteI started my hex quilt about 8 years ago and set it aside. I decided a month ago to get it finished and i basically have just then green separating hexagons to do and connect to have the quilt top finished. That’s what I get for not having my aunt ant her mother make me one 40 years ago!
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