There were, of course many inspiring works of art at a show of this size, but I took photos of these two which were my favorite and destined to be a future project. The first was made with a collection of fabrics from her trip to Australia, but I just love the flying geese pattern and the way she did her borders. I think this is a great scrappy quilt, which is of course *MY* favorite kind!
The second quilt was in a merchant's booth, although they did not have a kit or even a pattern for sale. I 
was able to buy a few of the Robert Kaufman Potpourri fabrics and will make this one at some point in these colors, but perhaps bigger and using a different pattern - maybe even the flying geese pattern above? At any rate, I fell in love with these fabrics!
Is there a pattern for the Flying Geese quilt? I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteI can see why you fell in love with those Kaufman fabrics -- just too much fun. As for the pattern -- I SWEAR I've seen it before. Maybe an Atkinson designs pattern?
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the quilt with the flying geese. AWESOME!
ReplyDeletemmmm, I like that flying geese quilt. More incentive to hang onto scraps! I too was bit by the Potpourri bug - it is such a diverse line. I got the dots over the gradated background, the blender floral and the large flower heads over circles. Wish we had the cut-out stripes.
ReplyDeleteLove the quilt with the flying geese. Wow.
ReplyDeleteYESSS! on the flying geese and how NEAT with the border work, ha? You're spot on with that.
ReplyDeleteOK, Lisa, you are becoming a very bad influence, lol. I, too, love the flying geese pattern, because I, too, like scrappy quilts. Holler when you get around to doing it, I may join you. I have some fabric that would be perfect for it. And the other one is pretty too, but Cindy won't let me do small quilts, LOL
ReplyDeleteThat flying geese quilt is really something!
ReplyDeleteBoth quilts are gorgeous, but the flying geese quilt is awesome in every way! Thank you for sharing!
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