What You See Is What You Get. This is a journal blog, an explore-blog, a bit of this and that blog. Sharing where the mood takes me. Perhaps it will take you too.
Hi Yam - how wonderful - those first two delight me ... but I'll be back to re-look - I've a few chaotic things going on this a.m. and I'm thinking of putting up a post on quilts next! Very different from these - I'll link across. Absolutely glorious - cheered me up today ... thanks!!!! Cheers Hilary
each one I came to I thought I want that on my wall... these are amazing and those tiny quilts are just stunning... the colorful one with the red ribbon on it, and the cacti, are maybe my favorites. too hard to choose, I am trying to decide if you said you would buy me one which one would I want. the only one i don't want is the cat. I am sending the link to a couple of quilting friends. wow
Great work here, YAM. As the spouse of a woman who grew up in a quilting tradition and has done it since childhood, it holds a special attraction. Miriam will be interested to see them. Would that we had been able to visit the exhibit.
I'm in love with that Rhinetex one. The cactus is a great collaboration but not something I could try to imagine making myself.
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ReplyDeletethats wonderful...like telling a story with a quilt... we love the cacti quilt... we are anyway fans of this spiky guys
ReplyDeleteHi Yam - how wonderful - those first two delight me ... but I'll be back to re-look - I've a few chaotic things going on this a.m. and I'm thinking of putting up a post on quilts next! Very different from these - I'll link across. Absolutely glorious - cheered me up today ... thanks!!!! Cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteeach one I came to I thought I want that on my wall... these are amazing and those tiny quilts are just stunning... the colorful one with the red ribbon on it, and the cacti, are maybe my favorites. too hard to choose, I am trying to decide if you said you would buy me one which one would I want. the only one i don't want is the cat. I am sending the link to a couple of quilting friends. wow
ReplyDeleteGreat work here, YAM. As the spouse of a woman who grew up in a quilting tradition and has done it since childhood, it holds a special attraction. Miriam will be interested to see them. Would that we had been able to visit the exhibit.
ReplyDeleteI loved each quilt and the tiny quilts, they are all beautifully done. Take care, have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteThey are all gorgeous but I sure do love the cactus one the best!
ReplyDeleteAll wonderful art works!
ReplyDeleteWow! So much talent, I love the cacti collaboration also!
ReplyDeleteYAM OMWORD each quilt is breathtaking design and colors and oh the talented fingers.
ReplyDeleteAll my favorite thank you for sharing.
Hugs Cecilia
What a lovely collection of quilts. I especially like the mini quilts and the story behind them.
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