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Pictures from the Fair steve 09-01-2008
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Posted by steve on September 1, 2008, 3:44 am


Here is the link to my Picasa album of quilts from the fair.
http://picasaweb.google.com/RainbowMoose I like to see who won the other
ribbons to compare my work, analyze what I need to improve on, and once in
the past, be aghast at one that placed ahead of mine, but that is another
story.

Two things that I noticed this year. There seemed to be fewer quilts
entered and the quality of the workmanship seemed out of this world. The
quilting was amazingly detailed and very fine, by which I mean small. I was
very impressed this year and quite awed by what I saw.

Sorry about the quality of the pictures. Some were hanging from the rafters
of Irwin Hall which made it hard to see some of them. The quilt show really
needs to take over the entire building to be able to hang the quilts out
full, and they need to build another barn for the other crafts. Just my
humble opinion. Enjoy.

Steven
Alaska



Posted by KJ on September 1, 2008, 9:22 am


There are some great quilts there!

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> Here is the link to my Picasa album of quilts from the fair.
> http://picasaweb.google.com/RainbowMoose I like to see who won the other
> ribbons to compare my work, analyze what I need to improve on, and once in
> the past, be aghast at one that placed ahead of mine, but that is another
> story.
>
> Two things that I noticed this year. There seemed to be fewer quilts
> entered and the quality of the workmanship seemed out of this world. The
> quilting was amazingly detailed and very fine, by which I mean small. I
> was
> very impressed this year and quite awed by what I saw.
>
> Sorry about the quality of the pictures. Some were hanging from the
> rafters
> of Irwin Hall which made it hard to see some of them. The quilt show
> really
> needs to take over the entire building to be able to hang the quilts out
> full, and they need to build another barn for the other crafts. Just my
> humble opinion. Enjoy.
>
> Steven
> Alaska
>
>



Posted by Sandy on September 1, 2008, 10:38 am



> Here is the link to my Picasa album of quilts from the fair.
> http://picasaweb.google.com/RainbowMoose I like to see who won the other
> ribbons to compare my work, analyze what I need to improve on, and once in
> the past, be aghast at one that placed ahead of mine, but that is another
> story.
>
> Two things that I noticed this year. There seemed to be fewer quilts
> entered and the quality of the workmanship seemed out of this world. The
> quilting was amazingly detailed and very fine, by which I mean small. I was
> very impressed this year and quite awed by what I saw.
>
> Sorry about the quality of the pictures. Some were hanging from the rafters
> of Irwin Hall which made it hard to see some of them. The quilt show really
> needs to take over the entire building to be able to hang the quilts out
> full, and they need to build another barn for the other crafts. Just my
> humble opinion. Enjoy.
>
> Steven
> Alaska


My goodness, Steve! Those quilts are gorgeous! You're right -- the
workmanship is lovely. Thanks for the quilt show. :)

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http://www.sandymike.net

Posted by Polly Esther on September 1, 2008, 11:31 pm


Apparently surviving another hurricane hasn't improved my finer
sensibilities. I just can't help but ask. Have you pinned your wonderful
ribbon to your backside and invited the nasty person who said you weren't a
real quilter to kiss it?
No need to answer. I'm enjoying the thought all by myself. LOL.
Polly


> "steve" > wrote:
>> Here is the link to my Picasa album of quilts from the fair.
>> http://picasaweb.google.com/RainbowMoose I like to see who won the other
>> ribbons to compare my work, analyze what I need to improve on, and once
>> in
>> the past, be aghast at one that placed ahead of mine, but that is another
>> story.
>>
>> Two things that I noticed this year. There seemed to be fewer quilts
>> entered and the quality of the workmanship seemed out of this world. The
>> quilting was amazingly detailed and very fine, by which I mean small. I
>> was
>> very impressed this year and quite awed by what I saw.
>>
>> Sorry about the quality of the pictures. Some were hanging from the
>> rafters
>> of Irwin Hall which made it hard to see some of them. The quilt show
>> really
>> needs to take over the entire building to be able to hang the quilts out
>> full, and they need to build another barn for the other crafts. Just my
>> humble opinion. Enjoy.
>>
>> Steven
>> Alaska



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