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Wendy theconstantquilter.blogspot.com and I went to the Shelburne Museum in Vermont for a quilt study meeting of the New England members of American Quilt Study Group. Randy barristersblock.blogspot.com accompanied us since she was in the neighborhood!
Wonder what's this wrapped invitingly in fabric (a Favorite, of course!)????
A Pincushion from Randy! I think I have a collection started by accident!
We stayed at the T-Bird Motel in Shelburne......nice and clean! Friendly staff!
Cool T-Bird! Don't know what year, but am guessing 1950's-60's??
Instead of saving the best for last, I think I will start with the last Show & Tell which was one of the best! Thanks, Sharon Waddell, for allowing us to show photos of your marvelous quilt! Very unusual quilt with a star in the center made of hexagons in fabulous fabrics! Surrounded by More hexagons and a leaf border. Followed by more random hexagons! Huge quilt measuring about 100" x 100".
And oh yeah.....the Scrap Box is almost full again!
Time to call it a day.....I am tired and I need to rest up for working in shop tomorrow! This is what was left on the porch for me to unpack, cut halves and quarters, and find shelf room for!
Mary Koval's "Rhapsody in Blue" arrived last week.............. Luscious!!!.
Oh, how fun! I have one of the sisters of that little pincushion!
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredible quilt. That must have been something to study. Thanks for sharing the photos!
Must be SO delightful to open up the boxes and stroke all of that pretty fabric before you start cutting it up. : )
So wonderful! Love the pincushion ♥
ReplyDeleteSo many interesting fabrics used in the hexagon quilt. Thank you for sharing pictures. It has been many, many years since I was able to visit the museum.
ReplyDeleteYikes! I forgot to show my pin cushion! I will have to get a photo tonight. Love the new Mary Koval. Hope to be up soon!
ReplyDeletegorgeous fabrics as always...don't think there's an ugly in your shop at all cyndi!
ReplyDeleteCute pincushion and you always do the very best job of showing us the close ups of the fabrics, old and new. Thanks for a very entertaining post!
ReplyDeleteThe quilt is a treasure of fabric sample from that time period. And you have new treasures waiting to be unboxed.
ReplyDeleteAs always, love the beautiful fabric pics. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous quilt, lucky you and as always your fabrics look wonderful.
ReplyDeletewhat a nice pincushion!
ReplyDeletegreat fabrics - can't wait to see the pinks
Sounds like a fun time with friends. Love the hexagon quilt. Marvelous selection of prints in a beautiful layout. Another great line from Mary Koval!I need (want) to get it asap.
ReplyDeleteThat hexagon star quilt is quite wonderful! So glad you could share it with us!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous quilt with such vibrant colors!
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