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This weekend was the annual Danish quilt guilds' exhibition in Roskilde, Denmark. I've been really looking forward to going - having a sewing machine that can actually finish projects now really motivates a person when it comes to projects.
The exhibition featured a lot of art quilts but some traditional quilts and some with modern palettes. I snapped a variety of photos to share.
My favourites of the day include 'Fireworks' (the yellow, pink, orange, red & striped quilt) and the spectrum star above.
Check out Part II for some photos from the music challenge exhibition and the shopping goodies.
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Showing posts with label art quilts. Show all posts
August 31, 2015
September 05, 2014
Odense Quilt Exhibition
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Last weekend my quilt guild took a day trip to Odense, Denmark for the Danish guild's quilt exhibition. Quilting and sewing vendors from throughout Scandinavia and Northern Europe were there, along with a lovely exhibition of completed quilts on display. It was a lovely day out and my friends and I couldn't believe just how quickly the day passed by.
A glimpse among the vendor stalls.
Despite all of wonderful shops, I kept my shopping to a minimum (let's be honest, I really don't need anything more right now...) Here's my very modest haul for the day: 1m of adorable fox and raccoon fabric, a Fiskars hexie punch (for both scrapbooking and quilting), a brooch and a bottle of Best Press starch (Carribean Sea scent).
And then on to the exhibition...
The Danish guild had organised a themed challenge featuring bicycles and what amazing projects were created for it! I did quite enjoy the first place winner (below), just a shame that the lovely hand stitched details were rather lost in the distance.
This was my favourite, the third place winner. The stamp design is such a clever idea and the black, white and red makes for a dramatic contrast. The details are just so exact and I love the embroidery on the skirt guard and the metal accents for the bolt nuts.
And with this being the centennial of WWI, poppies are all the rage right now, as seen by these stunning beauties.
This particular poppy quilt was just stunning - an art quilt with layering that played with the light and shadows, cut into sections and held together with fancy hooks and eyes.
And another amazing art quilt:
And how about this inchie quilt?
Or how about embroidered bees with 3-dimensional, stitched wings?
And the patchwork quilts were equally fantastic, such as this rainbow beauty:
And of course I had to have a photo of this colourful quilt with the cute owls in the top and bottom borders:
And this applique quilt was truly mind-bloggingly:
Now just looking forward to my own guild's exhibition end of this month.
Last weekend my quilt guild took a day trip to Odense, Denmark for the Danish guild's quilt exhibition. Quilting and sewing vendors from throughout Scandinavia and Northern Europe were there, along with a lovely exhibition of completed quilts on display. It was a lovely day out and my friends and I couldn't believe just how quickly the day passed by.
A glimpse among the vendor stalls.
Despite all of wonderful shops, I kept my shopping to a minimum (let's be honest, I really don't need anything more right now...) Here's my very modest haul for the day: 1m of adorable fox and raccoon fabric, a Fiskars hexie punch (for both scrapbooking and quilting), a brooch and a bottle of Best Press starch (Carribean Sea scent).
And then on to the exhibition...
The Danish guild had organised a themed challenge featuring bicycles and what amazing projects were created for it! I did quite enjoy the first place winner (below), just a shame that the lovely hand stitched details were rather lost in the distance.
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| #1 Winner |
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| #1 Winner - Detail |
This was my favourite, the third place winner. The stamp design is such a clever idea and the black, white and red makes for a dramatic contrast. The details are just so exact and I love the embroidery on the skirt guard and the metal accents for the bolt nuts.
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| #3 Winner - My Favourite! |
And with this being the centennial of WWI, poppies are all the rage right now, as seen by these stunning beauties.
This particular poppy quilt was just stunning - an art quilt with layering that played with the light and shadows, cut into sections and held together with fancy hooks and eyes.
And another amazing art quilt:
And how about this inchie quilt?
Or how about embroidered bees with 3-dimensional, stitched wings?
And the patchwork quilts were equally fantastic, such as this rainbow beauty:
And of course I had to have a photo of this colourful quilt with the cute owls in the top and bottom borders:
And this applique quilt was truly mind-bloggingly:
Now just looking forward to my own guild's exhibition end of this month.
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