in case you didn't know it,
And now everybody that visits our traveling quilt show will know it too. My submission reflects my belief that blogland is an integral part of the Modern Quilt movement, and I am grateful for it. Without blogs and the online quilting community, I never would have found you guys..
Modern quilters still make all kinds of quilts, and I don't yet see one common thread that is visible in all our work, but I think it is undeniable that the way we communicate, gather, share and stay connected with each other would not be possible without the internet. I think that is what we have in common and that is what sets us apart from the quilters that came before us. No one color, technique, or aesthetic goal, just being part of a larger community that accepts each quilter for who he or she is. Thanks you guys.
What a great interpretation, and terrific execution. Nice one Jess!
ReplyDeleteI love that it feels so comfortable "under the quilts".... like drifting under water. Great job.
ReplyDeleteIt looks great Jess! It does look like floating in the water, I love it! It will be so great to see them all together.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! What a terrific idea, and so well done. Great to have found you too!
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt! You communicate beautifully in every way. Love your lettering and your hexies. Do I spot a Victoria scrap in there?
ReplyDeletehahaha, good catch Helen! it's hard to hide black and white prints.
ReplyDeleteThe letttering is terrific! Such a bold statement.
ReplyDeleteSuch an original idea!
ReplyDeleteThat quilt is BEAUTIFUL as I am sure is the person holding it :D
ReplyDeletethe person holding it is adorable, as is her nephew. xo, love you sis.
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