Quilt show part 2

Are you ready for more? Do you have your ice cream? Alright, let's go.
This little table runner and the apple quilt below were made by another co-worker, Sharon.

I love this apple quilt! I've seen this pattern in all red apples before but I love how Sharon threw in a few Granny Smiths and Golden Delicious apples too. (Sharon has a great eye for color.) I think the added colors totally make the quilt. And it makes me hungry.

Is your mind blown?

Have you ever seen an Oh My Gosh quilt before? Those little 9-patch blocks are teeny-tiny.

This quilt was also made by Marilyn Yerkes. It is a work of art. And some serious labor. And I am so stupid I only got this close-up and never got a picture of the whole thing. Absolutely amazing, I tell you.

Here is a close-up of this little sampler quilt made with April Cornell's Poetry line. The blocks were all beautifully pieced. I am embarrassed that I didn't get the name of the maker on this quilt (or on most of them. I hate for these women not to get the recognition they deserve.)

Once again, check out the tiny pieces in these blocks. Beautifully pieced.

Another cute quilt from our favorite Robots fabric.

This gem was made by Mindy Johnston (Amy McClellan's daughter) out of reproduction prints. I love how the blocks are all the same pattern, but all look different because of the variety of colors used and where the fabric is placed.

This fan quilt is an antique. Great prints, as always, in those old quilts.

Check out this whimsical Christmas quilt. Great fabrics in new quilts too!

And the ice cream sundaes were great too.
(Recognize the turquoise sandals?)

If you want to see more pictures, you can check Amy McClellan's new American Quilting Blog!

Thanks for stopping by. I wish we could have done it together in person. Next year I promise to give more notice so you can all make arrangements to come.