This week is the
Home Machine Quilting Show in Salt Lake City. I was excited to attend, the
Inspired by the Beatles exhibit was going to be there. Since I have a piece in the exhibit and I have not yet been able to see the quilts in a show, I made sure to go to the show this year. I volunteered to white glove in the Beatles area on the opening day.
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| Twist and Shout, upper middle quilt |
It was very exciting to see Twist and Shout hanging with all the other wonderful pieces from this group!
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| Up the nose selfie |
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| A bit better selfie |
I tried to take a selfie with my quilt. Hmm, my selfie skills leave a lot to be desired. I tend to try and look up into the camera and end up showing off my nostrils. Then I try to over correct. Still not good. About that time a friend stopped by and offered to take a photo for me.
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| Much Better! |
So much better! Thanks Cindy!
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| Helen and her Cathedral Windows |
After my volunteer gig I hooked up with my friend Helen. We wandered the show and I did not take many photographs, but did take one of her with her Cathedral Windows quilt. My former group in the Salt Lake area had a display and her quilt was with those. Along with my other friend,
Lisa.
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| Two of Lisa's pieces |
On the right is Andrea's wonderful piece from a guild challenge a few years ago, Make a banner. The middle and left are Lisa's quilts. She had told me that she was submitting Takeaway and SWR (Sylvia was right) to the show. The one on the right is SWR.
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| Not Takeaway |
But the one in the middle is not Takeaway. She had gifted me Takeaway for a birthday a couple of years ago. Last summer she was presenting a trunk show and I had lent back to her several art quilts that she had given me. She still has them (too long a story).
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| This is Takeaway |
This photo is from her blog, this IS Takeaway! The name came about because she had made it with the intention of giving it to me and then the surface design group was having a show at a gallery and she needed something to hang in the show. And it needed to be available for sale. So she Took Away the quilt from me! Lucky for me it did not sell during the exhibit and I was able to take it back. It had been hanging in my studio until I lent it back to her last summer. I hope she gets a kick out of this, but I can't harass her about it, she is in the midst of her son's wedding this week.
