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It's almost time to get tickets to go to the 2024 Pacific International Quilt Festival, and last year's quilts still deserve attention.  The picture above is the entirety of the quilt: an owl's eye. Here are a couple of close-ups and the artist's statement:    She actually sells prints of the quilt on Etsy. There was a special exhibit of work by the African artist Uzoma Samuel, whose work was brought to the U.S. to be quilted. Here are just a couple of examples:     During the pandemic, many people created quilts recording daily temperatures; here is one particularly bright example. I love how the summer and autumn seasons resemble scattered leaves:   Finally, a striking quilt featuring succulents:    Her life, and quilting speed, sounds a lot like mine!
4 Comments
Marian Yamaura Frazier
3/26/2024 11:56:11 pm
These quilts are wonderful! Thank you.
Cheri
3/27/2024 09:04:20 pm
Hi Marian, Yes, I would have said that the succulents was my favorite, too, except that the woman in the green headpiece is in the set, and that is just luminous!
Denise Brown
3/27/2024 05:29:38 pm
These quilts are wonderful, absolutely amazing. How could I go about getting your blop to someone in the guild that I think would really enjoy seeing these pictures.
Cheri
3/27/2024 09:05:11 pm
Hey Denise, I will email you about that, probably tomorrow. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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