If you love old quilts and their histories, you would have loved Cindy Brick's program last night. She wowed us with her interesting stories and fascinating old quilts. Here are a few photo highlights of her program.
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This is a very large old quilt made with the English paper piecing technique.
Cindy's family named the quilt "Baby" because when traveling by plane
she carries it in her arms like a baby! |
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This is a quilt from one of Cindy's books, Quilts of the Golden West: Mining the History of the Gold and Silver Rush.
The heroines of the era pictured on the quilt include: Belle Starr, Molly Brown, Baby Doe Tabor |
We were treated to some lovely Show & Tell items by our members. I'm sorry I didn't get photos of them all.
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Ruth Turner shows her pine tree quilt. |
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Mardi Carter made this butterfly quilt in honor of her mother. |
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Jane Rising made these colorful zipper bags. |
Thanks for taking such good care of me! I loved being there.
ReplyDeleteIf you're curious re my take on the subject:
http://cindybrick.blogspot.com/2014/04/estes-parkand-chickens.html