Missouri Quilt Museum from Humble Quilts

We made our way to Hamilton MO to the Missouri Quilt Museum.

I'm not sure why, but we didn't have high hopes about it.

It was really wonderful adn I would recommend visiting to anyone who may be in the area.

I thought this was cute!

We went to one shop that had reproductions.

added by Lori 5 months, 3 weeks ago. under missouri quilt museum , quilt museum

Paducah or Bust Part 2 from Humble Quilts

We spent Tuesday doing all we could to see everything before the show opened the next morning.

That included the National Quilt Museum.

I'm just sharing a few photos. They have several wonderful exhibits.

New Quilts From Old Favorites: Roaring Twenties

What a fun theme!

These next few were incredible and unfortunately I didn't get a photo of their tags.

The use of this fabric and squiggly lines was really effective. Unfortunately I don't have a photo of the quilt1

This was a very small quilt made by Alice Tignor who is in the Humble Quilts group ...

added by Lori 6 months, 1 week ago. under paducah , quilt museum , the national quilt museum

Winterset, Iowa Quilt Museum Photo Heavy! from Humble Quilts

The Iowa Quilt Museum is in Winterset, Iowa. I think this was one of my favorite towns that we visited! The women at the museum were unbelievably friendly and in general everyone in town was pretty pleasant. (we also picked up a couple of cute pieces of clothing and Laurie bought an antique quilt!)

But for the special exhibit at the museum was HOUSES!

A celebration of house quilts! WOW! Each one unique and so wonderful!

We liked this one a lot made from antique quilt blocks.

It was so special to see Wendy's potholder style house quilt at ...

added by Lori 1 year, 1 month ago. under antique quilts , iowa quilt museum , quilt museum

A First Look at the International Quilt Museum from Humble Quilts

Good morning quilters! Our first stop on our Midwest roadtrip was the International Quilt Museum in Lincoln Nebraska. I was thrilled to be making my first trip here! The museum link is HERE.

Cool chair in the reading room.

Tobaccianna silks quilts:

These were pretty incredible!

Teeny tiny!

Who doesn't love a house quilt?

This one had tiny little 3d door knobs!

I see the arrow first. Creative and a bit humble!

I hope you enjoy this post and future posts of our quilty roadtrip!

added by Lori 1 year, 2 months ago. under antique quilts , international quilt museum , quilt museum

Infinite Variety Revisited 2022 from Humble Quilts

It is official! Quilts from the Red and White exhibit will be on display April 1, 2022 to September 10, 2022 at the International Quilt Museum in Lincoln Nebraska!

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The International Quilt Museum’s Quilt of the Month comes from the upcoming exhibition, Joanna S Rose Collection of Red and White Quilts, on view from April 1st to September 11th in the West Gallery. Mrs. Rose’s collection of Red and White quilts became a memorable part of quilt history when her husband partnered with The American Folk Art Museum to display over 600 of her red ...

added by Lori 2 years, 7 months ago. under quilt museum , red and white quilts , two color quilt

Friendships and Quilting from Humble Quilts

Whoop! Whoop! Next month my friend Laurie and I will be travelling east! The New England Quilt Museum will be one of our stops. It just so happens my friend Barb Veddar, will be having her quilt exhibit displayed there at that time!!

Photo from NEQM

We look forward to seeing antique quilts- Tree Motifs from 19th century through today will be on exhibit as well.

We have a few other stops, including Busy Thimble (appointment is made) and
Rocky Mountain Quilts,

Cynthia notified me that the Maine quilt shop hop will be going on and Barb said The Quilted ...

added by Lori 2 years, 9 months ago. under quilt museum , quilt shops , traveling

Quilt Festival Postlude from Terificreations's Weblog

Before I get started on this day I would like to send you over to two podcasts. Quilter on Fire Episode 48 with Victoria Findlay Wolfe and Quilt N Tell Podcast Back to the Beginner Brain Episode 64. I have thoughts on both podcasts and how they are related to one another. There are more… Continue reading Quilt Festival Postlude

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My Visit(s) To The National Quilt Museum from From the Strawberry Patch...

I borrowed the photo (left) from the Internet. When I visited the museum on January 30 it was raining so hard in Paducah that I was NOT posing for a snapshot out front! These photos, below, are from the first time I visited here in 1993. Can you spot the biggest difference between the two? The museum has undergone a name change! Somehow I missed this occurrence when it happened and it became my

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My Visit(s) To The National Quilt Museum from From the Strawberry Patch...

I borrowed the photo (left) from the Internet. When I visited the museum on January 30 it was raining so hard in Paducah that I was NOT posing for a snapshot out front! These photos, below, are from the first time I visited here in 1993. Can you spot the biggest difference between the two? The museum has undergone a name change! Somehow I missed this occurrence when it happened and it became my

added by Mrs. Goodneedle 3 years, 9 months ago. under aqs , history , museum , quilt museum , quilters

Virtual Quilts: Viewing, Studying and Enjoying Them in New Ways from Repro Quilt Lover

If you belong to a quilt guild, visit quilt exhibits, participate in workshops, take classes, or study quilt history, you have likely had an event canceled or postponed. If you are anything like me it’s been a lot more than one. This has left me wondering how I can fulfill my desire to view quilts and, equally important, to socialize and learn from other quilters. I miss my people! How can I get my quilt fix when everything I used to do is canceled or on hold?

Fortunately, I didn’t have to create the opportunities, I just needed ...

added by Taryn Faulkner 4 years, 4 months ago. under 19th century quilt , antique quilt , antique quilts , applique quilt , dar museum , hand quilting , hexagon quilt , inspiration , international quilt museum , mariners compass quilt , pieced quilt , quilt , quilt guild , quilt museum , red and green quilt , signature quilt , taft museum (Comments)

See Quilts and Modern Art at Home from Carol Lyles Shaw

Are you looking for ways to see old and new quilts online at home? How about going to see modern art at the museum at home? I know that I’m missing my guild Show & Tell. I’m missing spending a few hours at our local museums and galleries (followed by lunch or dinner out of [ ...Continue Reading ]

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added by Carole Lyles Shaw 4 years, 7 months ago. under art quilt , modern quilts , modern traditionalism , quilt history , quilt museum , quilts on exhibit , uncategorized (Comments)

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