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The West Country Quilt Show

11/19/2014

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I was invited to feature my work in a gallery at The West Country Quilt Show in Bristol last week. I was sponsored by Lady Sew & Sew and GMC (my book distributors). I drove to Bristol on Wednesday to set up. As usual, it's hard to believe that a pile of quilts and stuff in boxes will turn into a gallery.....
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but with the help of Martin, a vision became a reality!
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I laid all the quilts out on the floor according to the plan I had devised at home. When I was ready, I grabbed Martin, who cut the battens and wielded the drill. I helped by checking whether the pieces were straight or not.
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It really didn't take very long before everything was up. After these photos were taken, I was advised to push the tables together, which looked a lot better.
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It was wonderful to see all my work hanging like this. I had never seen the quilts all together before. I was glad I had brought so many pieces as it was a large space to fill!
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I hung a mixture of traditional, contemporary and art quilts in one half of the gallery, which worked really well.
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Here are some of the smaller pieces.
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I had a lovely chat with wildlife photographer Victoria Hillman (www.vikspics.com) who was there to support her mother Jennifer, who had another stall. Victoria took this photo of me--not her usual subject but looking wild nevertheless! I met loads of quilters over the 3 days of the show, and sold lots of books. Plus I had a great time with Vanessa, Judy and Jon of Lady Sew & Sew.
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Annlee
11/18/2014 10:49:00 pm

You continue to go from strength to strength with the contributions you make to the quilting world. I'm so impressed! I'm sure that all your many friends around the world are very proud of you and your accomplishments!!

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Linda
11/18/2014 10:55:15 pm

Thanks, Annlee. Coming from you, that means a lot to me! It's all fun, isn't it?

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