Photos of black and white quilts never seem to capture their in-person beauty. This is a striking quilt alive and in person.
I especially appreciated the quilting design.
Another monochromatic quilt in this category, Backyard Turtle, by Mary Mattimoe, won a Judge's Choice ribbon.
There were some more colorful, more abstract quilts in this category. This modern mini, Beautiful Surprise, by Debbie Rogulich was the second place winner.
This is another of my daily posts during the month of June, in which I am sharing my photos and thoughts from the Fiber Arts Fiesta that took place in Albuquerque last month.
4 comments:
I can certainly see why the first two received ribbons but I'm not sure why the second place winner is a winner. I just can't figure out some of these "modern" quilts or why the attraction. I guess because I'm not a modern woman!
Interesting terminology, to be sure. I think judge's choice ribbons should be blue. =) All lovely quilts, in different ways
those black and whites are stunning!
The black and white "small" quilts are very stunning. I wonder why they call them small and miniature but are the same size. Hmm. Thank you for sharing. I am curious to start with art quilts.
Hugs, Karen
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