There is so much to say about
QuiltCon...the quilts, the classes, the food and of course the people/community.... I did not enter any quilts into QuiltCon, but I did play a small part in three charity quilts that were on exhibit.
One of the special exhibits at QuiltCon was
Pieced With Love: The Quilts of do. Good Stitches showcasing twelve
do. Good Stitches {a charity bee} quilts. I was excited to learn that one of the selected quilts was from our
Wish Circle.
Geese in the Round (quilted by
Caitlin) was one of the first Wish Circle quilts I participated in...see my block there in the bottom right corner?!
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OrlandoMQG charity quilt-quilted by Ellen |
Our
OrlandoMQG members made blocks which were assembled into this QuiltCon Challenge Charity quilt. All the challenge quilts were hanging in two of the ballrooms. I was unable to get pictures of all the charity quilts, but I did take pictures of more than half. I uploaded a Flipgram video on instagram if you want to see more. If you search the hashtag #52QGoestoQuiltCon, you should find it.
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Four of my blocks are in this quilt |
Since I'm on the MQG Charity Committee, I wanted to also participate in the
Region 4 QuiltCon charity quilt with several individual MQG members from my region. I met two of them at QuiltCon but sadly didn't get a group picture with our quilt.
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Region 4 Charity Quilt |
I am still decompressing from my QuiltCon experience, as well as still unpacking from that trip, so I plan to spread out my blog posts detailing my week in Austin.
Hope everyone is having a great week so far. Thanks for stopping by,
Congratulations on being such an important part of the QuiltCon exhibition! Love the Geese in the Round- its a lovely colour palette!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful trio of quilts you contributed to. I bet it was great seeing your blocks again. I am looking forward to reading about your Quilt Con experience.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these pictures - you had a busy winter!
ReplyDeleteToo fun to have your blocks in the show! I'm still finding lots of posts about Quiltcon and even though I thought I saw ALL the quilts, it's amazing how many I did miss! Great post!
ReplyDeleteElizabeth