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Sunday, November 25, 2018

Sunday Quilt Inspiration: Tactile Architecture at IQS {page 5}


Tactile Architecture is my favorite exhibit at the International Quilt Festival in Houston. I've submitted a quilt or two in the past, neither of which got in, but I love looking at and analyzing these quilts the most. I suppose it's because it's also one of my favorite genre of quilts to make.
Spinning Wheel by Sharon McWilliams

Tel Aviv Symphony by 6 Hands: Azrieli Towers
by Leanne Shilo, Liat Engler, and Orit Mondiano

 Yorkville Shack by Deanna Apfel

Circular Infinity by Susan Michael

Earthquake by Betty Hahn
See Taiwan ~ Taipei 101 by Hsi-Chen Hsu 


Crumbling Facade by Ginnie Hebert 
St. Stephen's Cathedral by Ursula Biermaumer-Bohle


 Lady of Freedom by Rosalie Baker

Balustrade by Amy Canvaness

La Chiesa di Bolzano Vincentino III by Barbara Triscari 

Peering Out of the Darkness by Shannon Conley

 Quilting Overtakes the GRB by Jean Grimes

Changing the Landscape by Susan Fisher King

Paris Door by Laurie Simpson

The Triangle by Teresa Barkley

Happy Houses by Debra Allen



Harry's Neighborhood by Anita Stevenson

And lastly, my favorite quilt from the Hands All Around exhibit. Look at the detail of the metalworker's shop. 

Want to see more of the pictures I took at IQS? All of the posts are here:

Houston 2018 International Quilt Festival {page 1}

Houston 2018 International Quilt Festival {page 2}

Houston 2018 International Quilt Festival {page 3}

Houston 2018 International Quilt Festival {page 4}

Houston 2018 International Quilt Festival {page 5}


1 comment:

  1. Wow, that close up and personal look at this fabulous quilt show is so wonderful and many thanks to you for sharing it.

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