Turkey Tracks: November 17, 2018
Mt. Battie Modern Show and Tell, November 2018, Part 3
Vicki Fletcher has been on a roll with her quilts. This is the third one in recent weeks. She calls this one “the dinosaur quilt,” and it is meant for a grandchild.
I love the sashing fabric she chose.
Nancy Wright will leave Maine shortly for her Florida winter home, so in addition to her finished traveling quilt, which she left with us to show, she brought the quilts she is working on or has finished.
Here is “Flight Effect,” a design by Dash Maslund of Falmouth Maine. You can also see Dash featured on Kim Soper’s Leland Ave Studios website. Maslund has a nice web site (Prow House Quilts) so you can see the various colors she uses for this quilt and other pieces of her work.
Here is Karen Lee’s “Cabin Quilt” (quiltaposy.com), made with Carolyn Friedlander fabrics.
I love the quilting pattern used on this quilt. It has the feel of the large rectangles on the front and the rectangle’s center openings.
This quilt is Anna Maria Horner’s garden quilt.
Luscious, glorious fabrics…
Alewives Fabric in Damariscotta Mills, Maine, hosted a fairly recent workshop for AMH and this quilt.
So, as you can see, Mt. Battie Modern had a lively, fun meeting this month. And wait until you see the projects with which we are challenging ourselves next!
On to 2019!
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