Friday
July 29
12 noon - 1 p.m.
“Making Something New that Looks Olde”
with Jo Morton
Jo’s love of 19th century quilts has led to a study in making new quilts that look olde (doll/crib quilt size). This old look is achieved by a careful selection of fabrics (stripes, plaids, paisleys, geometrics, florals and some charming uglies). She will bring lots of examples in an assortment of traditional patterns to show and share. Jo will also discuss her source of inspiration for the quilts. You will get inspired to make small quilts and achieve a great sense of accomplishment.
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Saturday
July 30
12 noon - 1 p.m.
“A New Look at Log Cabin Quilts”
with Flavin Glover
See what happens when Log Cabin blocks are stretched, dissected, elongated and turned to create Log Cabin quilts beyond the ordinary. Some colorful designs are updated adaptations of old blocks given new life. Other featured quilts are filled with newly designed blocks. This display of color and fabric play will inspire you to look again at Log Cabin patchwork. Includes trunk show. |
Sunday
July 31
12 noon -1 p.m.
“Portrait Quilts”
with Bonnie McCaffery
Everyone loves a face. There is a wide variety of ways to capture people in quilts. This lecture will explore many different people's portrait quilts. We will also get a good look at how Bonnie produces her quilted portraits. A fast paced slide lecture with actual quilts. Check out Bonnie’s book Portrait Quilts: Painted Faces You Can Do.
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