if you didn't make it to the quilt show in Sumter. I was amazed at the number of quilts in this show. And the quality of the quilts. It was held in an old historic building that now houses the Sumter County Fine Arts Council among other things. Beautiful architecture.
Also, a little awkward setting up the booth. The vendors were to set up in the dining hall. Here is my space before I set up . . . . . I won't bore you with another of my booth setups.
But look at the architectural details!
Here are a few of the many quilts they had . . . . .
first one of plaids. Boy, do I have enough plaids to do several of these.
And a penny rug quilt . . . . .
And some more fun ones that I just liked . . . . .
Or with leftover hexagons !
And more plaids !
It's late and I need to sign off for tonight. Hope you enjoyed this little visit and get inspired like I did!
Blessings, Cathi
10 comments:
Thanks for sharing the pictures from the show. Looks like a good one. Haha..when I first saw that dining room I thought it was some of your renovations!
I wanted to see your booth. I saw that giant rick rack use before and I keep saying I am going to get me some and try it....I will...when it is 50% off.
Love the quilts, thanks for showing them.
Some beautiful quilts. Looks like the building would be interesting too.
What wonderful quilts!
Oh thanks for sharing the pic's of these wonderful quilts. WOW! :)
I like the pineapple quilt. Interesting that the interlocking strips were used to form the pineapples.
I have that scarecrow pattern. And old Red Wagon pattern.
What a terrific setting for a quilt show! The quilts are beautiful!! Thanks for sharing them on your blog.
Hi Cathi, I am excited to see that plaid version of my design! The last one with the stars and strips. It looks great in plaids! Lots of other really neat quilts too!
There are definitely some interesting quilts there. And that room is awesome!!
great quilts. i do like the scarcrow one a lot.
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