There were quite a few club challenges. Follow this link to view the winning quilts.
http://rosecityquilters.blogspot.co.nz/
Also on display were the Aotearoa Best of New Zealand ‘Flight’ Challenge. 20 quilts currently touring the country. I feel its best that I do not post all my photographs of these quilts until such time as they have completed touring.To view the quilts touring schedule please follow this link.
http://www.aotearoaquilters.co.nz/2016/05/sew-ezi-flight-challenge-touring-schedule/
I am sure there will be an article on these clever quilts in the Next Issue of the New Zealand Quilter magazine.
Here are just two of the 20 quilts on tour.
Revenge of the Birds by Claire Smith |
Close up of center. Notice the clock parts on the birds. Very clever. |
I'm Flying by Camilla Watson |
Close up of the detail. |
All the merchants had inspiring quilts with lots of colour on display. This is Quilters Lane from Masterton. |
Christmas Cracker by Wendy O'Neill |
Sheryl Meech 2005 ( I didn't note the name of this quilt). Very Kiwi |
Rhapsody in Blue by Erilyn McMillian 2006 |
Close up of Rhapsody in Blue |
Three of a Kind by Wendy O'Neill 2013 |
Bucket List by Debbie Jacques 2015 |
Waka by Anna Williams 2007 |
Its all a challenge by Sonja Revell 2012 |
Two colour quilts by Sonja Revell 2014 |
Opposites by Lorna Newsome 2008 |
The show and tell was inspiring. Quilters from a range of clubs from Palmerston North down to Wellington showed their quilts which were then hung and displayed. Here are just a few. I do not have the names of the makers.
Jocelyn Thornton's Millefiori quilt. |
Close up of Jocelyn's quilt |
Goodnight by Debbie Jacques. This conjures up childhood memories when TV would close down late at night. Won the Advanced section of the "page out of a book" challenge. |
Loved seeing the quilts. Thanks also for the links.
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