Holy Time Zone Change, Batman!

I just slept until 10am. I know that is only 7am West Coast Time, and that is right on normal for me, but this whole flight home fiasco kic... thumbnail 1 summary

I just slept until 10am.

I know that is only 7am West Coast Time, and that is right on normal for me, but this whole flight home fiasco kicked my butt! I NEVER sleep til 10am! All I can say is I must have needed it.

On my goodness. Time to kick it into gear over here!

I want to share some of the other antique quilts that we saw at sisters.

While each quilt is a work of art in itself, I really love seeing them displayed next to each other in groupings. They have three beds that you can feel free to take a quilt off the rack, and display it on the bed to see the quilt better, so while people are doing that, there is someone always folding and re-hanging and the displays of quilts on the racks are ever-changing – I wish I could have a slide show of just those quilts changing position!

The one above I took of what was BELOW the princess feather in yesterday’s post. I love the simple broken dishes with red and green sashing, and of course the hand quilting on the blazing star quilt was fantabulous.

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How about this display!

Ocean Waves, Evening Star, Irish Chain, 9 patch with 9 patch cornerstones, hearts & gizzards and a really cool drunkards path with white alternate blocks…don’t the colors make your eyes dance?

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I fell in love with this simple 49-patch block! The alternate block has ONE cornerstone in each corner, so it has more of a snowball appearance than a chain to me. Oceans of double pink! YUMMY! How would THIS quilt work as a leader ender project?

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Baskets seemed to catch my eye wherever I sawe them! I love how the scraps play in this one!

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The flag quilt was made from cigar silks! And that 9 patch below with more double pink….do you see the rounded corners? This would be another great leader/ender choice.

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Which one catches YOUR eye first? The applique? Or the broken star above it?

I had an interesting conversation with a newer quilter who didn’t know that the “tan” leaves on the applique were once really dark green!

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The colors in this tulip quilt rocked my socks. And look at that quilting!

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Such patience in hand piecing these tiny triangles!

And that’s it for today! This girl has book orders to get OUT!

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