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I told you there was a lot to see at QuiltCon!  Barbara Strick's Bullseye won the Best of Show award, and I still have three posts coming later on.   Piecing curves isn't particularly easy, and this seems flawless. I would like to do something similar . . . in theory, at least.   Another great use of a cheery color scheme:  The artist could have applied these little strips to the tops of her piecing, but she didn't!   Here are three that used the same set of fabrics:       This artist provides you with an idea if you want to view her quilt a little literally:   I like to utilize pre-used fabrics sometimes. I love what this artist did with a wide variety of fabrics and a random block.    (No, I don't see blue, either. I compared the color on the Best of Show against a professional photograph online, and it looks accurate, so I'm not sure what the explanation is.)
6 Comments
Marian Yamaura Frazier
3/27/2023 11:53:01 pm
Thank you!!
Cheri Love
3/28/2023 09:29:45 am
Hi Marian! You know I'll never fail you . . . always more quilts to come. (So many more!)
Laurie McNamara
3/28/2023 01:13:25 pm
Thank you for sharing such delightful detail, Cheri!
Cheri Love
3/28/2023 10:32:29 pm
Yay, another voter! Thank you, Laurie.
Doreen Sorensen
4/1/2023 12:28:14 pm
I enjoyed Seaglass Reflections the most. I loved the transition from dark to light in the blues. The yellow could be the sun changing the colors.
Cheri Love
4/3/2023 12:00:14 pm
Hey Doreen, good to see you here. *Anything* seaglass-related is beautiful! TTYS, Cheri Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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