This exhibit is 22' long, and I'm sorry that this photo doesn't quite show the ones on the right side very well due to the bend in the wal. When it is displayed in November at our quilt show, I should have a better photograph of it to share. If you are interested in exhibiting it at one of your quilt shows or know of a gallery who would like to have it for display, please let me know. It can be yours for the shipping/insurance to and from our location. Each piece is 18" X 22" so the weight shouldn't be very much overall, I think. And it is just stunning to see all the different techniques and ideas that were used without sharing information back and forth until the "reveal".
You can see this in person if you are in the area on November 5 or November 6 at the Lee's Summit Quilter's Quilt Show. It will be at the Woods Chapel Methodist Church, 4725 NE Lakewood Way, Lee's Summit, MO from 9 AM to 5 PM each day.
You can double click each of these pictures for more detail. Enjoy!
The Rambling Art Quilters, Missouri (four people not shown) |
#1 Lorrie Oltman and #2 Jane Kennedy |
#3 Jill Harmon and #4 Wendy Richards |
#5 Klonda Holt and #6 Nancy Sinise |
#7 Cheri Rabourn and #8 Marsha Bray |
#9 Quiltgranny and #10 Candy Grisham |
#10 Candy Grisham and #11 Cathy Wight |
#12 Judy Humphrey and #13 Joan Ferguson |
#14 Josie Hermsmeyer and #15 Terry Rhodes |
10 comments:
Thank you for posting. Boy did you make us all look good! Candy
Awesome! I hope I get to see it at the Guild show in November. will have to check my work schedule.
I just loved seeing this quilt, what a wonderful challenge for all of you.
Its amazing you all should be proud of yourselves.
wish I was closer I would love to see it in person
Kathie
What a fabulous collaboration! Great job ladies.
Very very cool. what an amazing cross state collaboration and a great subject matter!
steve schnarr
missouri river relief
This is so cool!
The Rambling River is marvelous!
Love the quilts...we have a show next October, "Quilting on the River"...the Savannah river that is!
What a wonderful project. Enjoyed all of the quilts! So many different takes on the "river"--all beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Brenda C.
Texas
Just loved the exhibit! I couldn't choose a favorite! It was especially interesting how you hung them to make a continuous river rolling across the wall.
Nicely done!
Helen from Godfrey
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