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.
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Revenge of the Birds by Claire Smith |
Close up of center. Notice the clock parts on the birds. Very clever. |
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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 |
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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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