I didn't get the chance, at the opening, to match all the quilts with their makers, but recognize Margaret Garvey's bold curves --
Size ranges from double-bed size, through "wall quilt",
to miniature -
On the right, a double-sided quilt - and bottom left, a first-ever quilt, conveying the joy and excitement of discovering P&Q -
Bottom left, some journal quilts from the five LQs who took part in Contemporary Quilt's challenge last year. Top right, Margaret Scholey-Hill's three-panel hanging incorporates samples of Afrian fabrics from the 1950s -
The men at the opening all commented how much they liked this quilt, made by Margaret Mavay for her husband --
My "Ginkgo Gold" looks happy in the corner with its new friends.
The show continues till 19 June at Swiss Cottage Library, 88 Avenue Road, London NW3 3HAOpen Mon & Thurs 10-7; Tues, Weds, Fri 10-6; Sat 10-5; Sunday 1 June 11-4. Closed Bank Holiday Monday 26 May.
4 comments:
Boy, there sure are a lot of Margarets! Looks like a great show, pity I didn't plan it into my upcoming trip ;-(
Thanks for sharing about this. I am planning a trip to London in mid-June and will check this out!
Love your ginko quilt. That is a fascinating tree ... a part of ancient history.
YIKES! I was in London for work during this time! I wish I had knew about this quilting exhibit then. Thank you for posting the pics! Would have been great to meet a few London quilters in person.
Best, Kyra
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