I shared a few photos of this exhibit on Instagram but it was so incredible I need to share on my blog.
Her husband curated the exhibit and was on hand to talk about Cynthia and her quilts. It was very special.
I'm opting to share a few parts of quilts that I thought were so inspirational!
Sometimes it is hard to know how and when to use a lovely floral border print. (at least for me!)
Secret surprises in her urns/vases/baskets.
Toile with people in the windows! Yes, please!
Another beautiful urn.
I have some of this fabric in my stash and after seeing this I am determined to use it in a similar fashion. (perhaps the next challenge?)
Big beautiful columns!
Beautiful details.
I'll share one more exhibit on Wednesday. One more of my favorites!
Let's have an amazing week!
Cynthia had a beautiful style and an incredible ability to make the printed fabric do fabulous things
ReplyDeleteThat was spectacular! I loved all her unique applique. Some looked like broderie perse which I've always wanted to try. I guess using the perfect fabric in the perfect spots is key!
ReplyDeleteHer work is so inspiring! Thanks for sharing. [Maybe my Patriotic Panel will go on a Basket, what an amazing idea...]. Are you off to DR mission soon? Hopefully no late season hurricanes.
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since I only do email anad facebook I am so glad you shared these here. Thank you for taking us along.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work and so many wonderful fabrics!
ReplyDeleteShe uses the fabrics in such clever ways. Wonderful creations!
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