Oh, yes, all the quilts are squared and true, it's my photography that makes some of them look otherwise. Please click on each picture for a larger view.
Radiance/Radiants by Andrea Shedletsky
Falling Water by Carolyn Cooney
Tsuru (Japanese Crane), by Betty Gemelin
Spinning Into Place by Nike Cutsumpas
Optimism by Andrea Sehedletsky
Etude in Red and Gray by Barbara Drillick
City Lights by Norma Schlager
Solid Illusions by Lynne Croswell and Winter by Anita Veccia
Hydra Flower by Nike Cutsumpas
No Elephants Here by Norma Schlager
Spicebush by Janet Bunch
Etude in Blue and Gray by Barbara Drillick
Gray Matters by Alice Garrard
Ribbon Dance by Margaret Clayton-Amey
11 comments:
Really nice! Thanks for posting the exhibit, Norma.
They all look wonderful. I hope I can get down to see it in person. Thanks for taking the time to put all the pictures up.
Those are great! Amazing how great gray can be with just one color... Thanks for posting these!
I'm excited that I can actually see it in person next week. Another winner of a show. Sue
The pictures came out beautiful!
CCC
These are stunning! What a fabulous group of fabric artists! And gray makes every color look so much better! If it only worked with gray hair! :)
Thanks for posting these photos.
Dawn
Norma,
The show looks wonderful. I got to see Anita's piece before it left Arizona. As usual, I was very impressed. I also love your "No Elephants Here"; not only because it conveys a desireable sentiment, but also because the blue just looks amazing with the grey.
Kindest regards,
Linda McCurry
Norma, your quilts are beautfiul, and what a wonderfully inventive guild you belong to; I liked almost every single one. Congratulations.
The quilts are great! Values of grey can really bring any other color to life. Thanks for showing them all
Whoa!!! This is a great show. Congratulations to you all. Thanks for sharing, Norma.
these are great! i'm enjoying seeing all of them and am inspired to try using gray myself
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