Lori has a wonderful collection of vintage reproduction quilts. I told her I wanted to take her picture next to her favorite quilt and she picked this one. She said she made it after seeing a picture of one in a museum in Lancaster, PA.
I'll just let you enjoy these gorgeous quilts.
And last, but certainly not least, this is Lori's Dear Jane quilt. In my wildest dreams I can't even imagine making one. Stunning!
Lori's quilts inspired me to buy more Civil War reproduction fabrics and guess what? The shop was having a sale! Woo Hoo!
If you have any questions about any of them, I'm sure Lori would love to hear from you.
The group display was our Woolies group. I'll show you those pictures tomorrow. Way too many pictures for one post.
Hugs, Anne
What beautiful, beautiful quilts! Thank you for the wonderful pics!
ReplyDeleteamazing quilts, Lori is such an amazing quilter.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing the pictures, love seeing them all in one place.
oh repro's huh I am so glad to hear your buying more :)
Kathie
What a lot of eye candy. Your pictures turned out very good. Love Lori's quilts. Exciting that you got to see them up close and personal.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing Lori's quilts. She is an amazing quilter. I love her style.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have a chance to meet Lori and see her quilts. She is so sweet and her quilts beauties!!
ReplyDeleteStunning! This store does this type of show every month? Or just February? How fun to have an event like this at a store. I bet it really brings in the shoppers! Those quilts are so pretty! Will you be showing your wool group's goodies too? Sure hope so!!
ReplyDeleteLori's quilts are all wonderful - thanks for sharing! She gets so much done, and with such beautiful results.
ReplyDeleteI love them all! Thank you so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOMGosh! You are so fast!! It was great to meet you last night and I hope that was the start of our in-person friendship!! I had so much fun!
ReplyDeleteI had a wonderful time! Loved both the featured quilter (Lori was a sweetie) and I do believe Marilyn and Dave did a fantastic job with the Woolie display!
ReplyDelete42OMG what beautiful quilts! Thanks for taking the time to share.
ReplyDeleteWhat a joy to view Lori's quilts, and how wonderful to meet her in person. Looking forward to more pictures! Thank you for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteIt was an amazing collection, her work is amazing! Sorry I missed you, life again!
ReplyDeleteWonderful - thanks for taking us along - can't wait to see the Woolie display - that's sure to be awesome as well.
ReplyDeleteHugs - Mrs. FH
Anne, you are so fortunate to have several quilt shops near you. We have one. Everything else is a day trip. Isn't it amazing how inspiration can strike when looking at a beautiful quilt?
ReplyDeleteGoodness, what gorgeous, wonderful works of art. Her Dear Jane looks huge - and I can't even imagine the time it took to do such a beauty!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the quilt show. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteShe is SO prolific! Fun to see her picture - looks like her hair is getting long...... Thanks for all the pictures
ReplyDeleteSo many hours and hours of gorgeous work from Lori! Thanks for the show, Anne
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Nice to see you again and happy to have enabled you to buy some red fabric...sorry we didn't get to visit more..it was a wee bit packed!
ReplyDeleteLoved both displays and I am glad my surprised worked on the three of you...:o)
M
Oh, you lucky girl! I'll bet it was really fun to see all of these quilts in person. Thanks for taking so many pictures to share!
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