Lauren's Choice by Susan Carney. The maker had her five-year-old pick out the fabrics for this and I think she did a really great job.

Lincoln Museum Quilt by Connie Guhlstorf

Churn Dash by Barbara Miller and friends - the churn dash blocks were a 60th birthday present from many friends.

The Art of This Quilt by Kimberly Travers

No Polar Bears Allowed by Georgia Cluver Dawson. The upper section was part of the guild's progressive quilts program. The beluga whales are an original design.

3 comments:
Interesting group of quilts! I really like that Churn Dash quilt -- nice light coming through the middle. My next favorite is the one with fabrics chosen by the 5 year old. Clever idea!
I also like the Churn Dash. I'm always impressed by people that can make traditional patterns look fresh.
I like the local shows, too. There's something real about them, real quilts being made and used by real people. This is a lovely group of quilts.
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