more from the museum, this one didn't have a note card for it or I lost it somewhere in transfer
this one has lovely embroidered motifs scattered across it
It also has a lovely lace border all around
this pink robe was set out in what was the dining room of the house
no real detail work on it but very pretty seams
note the extensive cracking and laddering as the silk has started to disintegrate and fade over time
this one uses many techniques for motif from paint to chenille
this wonderful quilt by Sarah Brien is as whimsical as they come.
look at these as close up as you can they are very detailed
look for
drawings
a boy in a barrel
paintings
fans
patriotism
flowers
music
baby egg
AND mice made from apple seeds
I'm sorry a couple of these are blurry but the piece was hung over an air vent and it flapped a little when the heat came on!
upstairs was an exhibit of Sue Spargo's work
I got pictures of those that interested me the most
sharon boggins has some lovely close ups of these two quilts on her blog
Wow, lucky you to see this all up close. Very excited today - we have a new member of our sane quilters group and she wants to learn how to crazy quilt. Even better, she only lives maybe 10 miles or so from me. Tomorrow I'm taking some of my work in for her to look at and a block that I'm not going to use so she can get started.
ReplyDeleteOne of the only reasons I regret moving to the east coast, is this museum...such a great place! Thanks for the pictures.
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