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Pam Buda taught/lectured at Maine Quilts this year and she visited my shop too! She designs patterns and also fabrics for Marcus Brothers. You can see the photos of my shop on her blog, heartspunquilts.blogspot.com, the August 8 post. Check out the rest of her blog too!! She is a very busy lady!!!
From seeing my shop on Pam's blog, Chris from MA came today looking for a backing for this beautiful quilt top she had made! She could not remember the book she got the pattern but I found that it is "Kindred Spirits" by Jill Shaulis and Vicki Olsen of Yellow Creek Quilt Designs. Her work is fantastic and we all know that for me "The Scrappier, The Better"
Now for some quilt photos I took at Maine Quilts.....2016
First up is my friend, Wendy Reed, with her "Burning Leaves" Potholder Quilt #I don't remember! I believe she was the only quilter to receive 3 ribbons.......
The quiltmaker's name follows each quilt.....
This quilt is made "Potholder style"!!
This Hexagon quilt is also made "Potholder style"!
In case you can't read the card above, the maker is Marlee Carter.
What a beautiful collection of quilts you have shared with us today! Makes me proud to say that I was born in Rumford...
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Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your pictures. What a show it must have been and how wonderful that you met Pam and she visited your shop!
ReplyDeletewonderful quilts and thanks for the show...
ReplyDeleteWowzer - what amazing quilts. thank you so much for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteI loved the photo of Wendy!
Such great appliuqe' quilts
Wow, anyone is an eye cathing.Love them all.Congrats to all the quilters and thanks you for sharing pics!
ReplyDeleteLooks like it was a fantastic quilt show. My favorite photo is the applique with sailing ships. WOW!!! And it got 3rd place?!
ReplyDeleteJudging at the Maine show is done on a point system.....quilts do not compete against each other. And they are pretty strict.....to my knowledge, this is the first year all 3 were certified judges.....
DeleteWhat a great show! Thanks for sharing your pictures!
ReplyDeleteI keep enjoying all the photos from the Maine show. It was an awesome show and it would have been nice to have seen it in person. Maybe another time. Loved seeing both you and Wendy!
ReplyDeleteIsn't Pam a sweetheart?
ReplyDeleteLoved seeing Wendy with her quilt.
My goodness, some gorgeous quilts. The Log Cabin with the 9-patches really grabbed me, as did, Four Play, and Scraps Galore. So many beauties!
Wow! So many beautiful quilts - thanks for sharing, it's almost as good as being there.
ReplyDeleteWow! What a great quilt show and such talent!!
ReplyDeleteI love Chris's sampler. How fun to meet pam!!
You got a lot of great shots! I'm glad you got Darlene's quilts as I missed the Christmas one. We did have some great quilts this year!
ReplyDeleteGreat Quilts Cindy. What a great show.
ReplyDeleteWendy in NH
ReplyDeleteHi Cyndi,
Fun to see my quilt in your blog show highlights. Your potholder quilt is such a special reproduction, you're quite the expert quilter to do all those little blocks!
Wendy C.
Hi, would you by chance have any French General Le Petit E'Cole fabric from about 3 years ago? It was either Gray or muted brown with the Alphabet on it. It was on Kathleen Tracy's Small Quilts Group on Aug. 3rd. Anyway, I saw photo's of your shop on Pam Buda's Heartspun Quilts Group and thought if anyone, anywhere might have a piece of this fabric, just might be you.... If you do find some and would like to sell, please reach me at Tomnbon@tampabay.rr.com
ReplyDeleteI will keep my fingers crossed in the meantime....thanks so much, Bonnie
So sorry to say I don't have any of the Alphabet fabric. I Love French General and usually keep over 100 bolts in stock! Cyndi
DeleteWonderful quilts. Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteI now have dates for our Maine trip in October and I definitely am going to find your shop!! YEAH!!