While most of them do not add 1 color, you can easily see where a bit of color could have been added to them like on this one:
Do you see the lady?
& then there were these ones that fit the challenge to a "T!"
(If you ignore the border print.)
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Black & White (lotsa photos)
There were quite a few black & white quilts to behold at the Mid-Atlantic Quilt Festival last weekend.
While most of them do not add 1 color, you can easily see where a bit of color could have been added to them like on this one:
Do you see the lady?
& then there were these ones that fit the challenge to a "T!"
(If you ignore the border print.)
While most of them do not add 1 color, you can easily see where a bit of color could have been added to them like on this one:
Do you see the lady?& then there were these ones that fit the challenge to a "T!"
(If you ignore the border print.)
Those are great. Thanks for all the pics. It looks like the first one has a red border and a touch of red in one spot on the quilt.
ReplyDeleteVery eye catching. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThey are terrific! great inspiration! don't forget to post them on the Flickr group!
ReplyDeleteThe quiltses are very beautiful, but they is very sad.
ReplyDeleteVery very beautiful:)
ReplyDeleteVery eye catching. Black and White Heaven. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow! These are good pics. I am IN LOVE with the B/W pair. They look almost like Picasso-inspired stained glass windows (if stained glass windows were b/w quilts!). Amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteThe "pair" of picasso-esque quilts portrays two women - in opposites. I pointed out some of the features on the photo in the flickr album...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing...felt like being in a corner of the show!
ReplyDeletemy favorite is the one with the crosses that go from black to white.
ReplyDeleteThese quilts are great!!! Thank you for sharing them with us all :)
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of sharing ... thank you for coming by my blog :) Please visit again often :) As I know I will be back to visit you and your wonderful work :)
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