For a little change, I thought that this contemporary, abstract pattern can illustrate the broad range of quilt patterns in the exhibit. The information with this quilt reads: Sarb Khalso/Pattern-Chris Timmons, Espanola, NM
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Love the colors and curved design. I love seeing good craftmenship.
ReplyDeleteThat is very neat! Quite a pattern.
ReplyDeleteon dirait une pièce manquante d'un puzzle. superbe ces couleurs.
ReplyDeleteit looks like a missing piece of a puzzle. these beautiful colors.
That is quite beautiful and if a quilt it is remarkable.
ReplyDeleteAnd when you enlarge the photo, WOW!
ReplyDeleteNorma from Sequim knows many things about quilting and patchwork, I hope she"ll see your posts.
I am always amazed at the creativity and workmanship in quilts. I can't really fathom how long they must take and the attention to detail required. Your quilt series has been so very interesting. Thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteI expected to see crocheted or knitted stitches rather than quilted fabric. Truly an amazing piece.
ReplyDeleteThat's absolutely beautiful. These artists are just so creative and talented. I'd be very happy to own a piece like this.
ReplyDeleteQuilting is an American artfrom that has only recently taken off in the UK. i have found all these images to be so striking in detail. Wonderful sets of poste.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous design and very well photographed. I love the colors, the fluid design and the rhythm.
ReplyDeleteThis is my favorite of the quilts! When I owned the store, we used to do bargello using paper.
ReplyDeletewhere can I find pattern for quilt?
ReplyDeletewhere can I find pattern for this quilt?
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