Showing posts with label sheep. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sheep. Show all posts

Monday, March 7, 2011

The Grand Finale

Hi my friends! I sure have enjoyed sharing all these quilts with you. Isn't blogging such a fun way to travel without leaving home? Of course, I do recommend visiting this show if you can. You won't be disappointed. My goal is to get to the Houston show one year!

Here are some more lovely quilts.





I love that little pieced block!





This was a bag created for the Hoffman Challenge. I thought it was so cool! A mermaid bag indeed!

I also love the dolls that are created for the Hoffman Challenge. I took these photos especially for my dear friend, Jules of  Adventures in Thread . Jules is an incredible doll maker and I think she should enter this challenge! Hint, hint, hint! :)





Little Bo Peep was my favorite. I love her face and her outfit. Plus I have this thing for sheep, goats and wool right now. If I didn't live in a neighborhood, I would have some sheep and goats and maybe a cute cow, oh and some fuzzy chickens and probably a donkey and ten more bunnies....ok...sorry, I get carried away with critters.


Anyway, there was a section set up with ladies spinning wool. I think it would be so fun to learn to do that. It looks so peaceful. I could spin some angora bunny fur! Yeah!

Well all this wool and creating with wool has taken hold of me this year. Maybe because it's been so darn cold this winter and I've been freezing for months! However, I do love the look and feel of wool and I have several new patterns in the works that will have wool. This brings me to the Grand Finale!

This incredible piece was made by Debora Konchinsky and was my most Favorite quilt of the entire festival!! I love everything about it. A combination of fabric, wool, hand embroidery, needle felting, quilting, beading! Oh my gosh!!!! I want to hang this in my house! I stood here for the longest time studying all the details. This one was really, really, hard not to touch!

I love all the critters! I loooooooooove all the hand embroidery work!



I love all the beautiful texture, warm colors and dimension.

Well hi there little bunny!

Then I found out Debora is an instructor! Hello!!! If she is there next year, I will be signing up for a class with her!!


This is a look at her quilt displayed on instructor's row. This was my second favorite quilt of the festival. Ooooooooo.....ahhhhhh.....fuzzy!

I hope all of "ewe,"  hee,hee,hee, sorry I couldn't resist, had a good time on the tour with me and are inspired to get creating. I have lots of new patterns in the works and I'm looking forward to sharing them with you!

Have a fun, magical and creative week everybun!
xx, shell, sugie and harrington

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