The Festival of Quilts in Birmingham - Part Four

I am still amazed about how many pictures I took of all those beautiful quilts and hope you still want to see the rest of them: Part Four shows quilts that have been in single exhibitions or from an artists booth:

Abigail Sheridan de Graaf_Where to Next

Abigail Sheridan de Graaf_Where to Next - Detail

Anne Maundrell_1

Anne Maundrell_2

Anne Maundrell_3

Anne Maundrell_4

Anne Maundrell_5

Anne Maundrell_6

AQF_Beatrice Bueche_Another View

AQF_Brigitte Kopp_City Park

AQF_Brigitte Kopp_City Park - Detail

AQF_Grace Meijer_Des Portes

AQF_Grace Meijer_Double Bass

AQF_Grace Meijer_Double Bass - Detail

AQF_Karin Ostergaard_In Bloome

Bonnie Smith_Swimming Upstrea

Bonnie Smith_Swimming Upstrea

EQA Challenge_Austria

Jean Wells_Abstracting the land and colors of Oregon

Jean Wells_Exploring the concept of a nest

Jean Wells_Working with strong color and neutrals

Margreth Säterhall_We carry life

Rie Norum_Everbody can be a star in their own universe

Rie Norum_Everbody can be a star in their own universe - Detail

 

SAQA_Aileyn R Ecob_Succulents

SAQA_Aileyn R Ecob_Succulents - Detail

SAQA_Betty Busby_Fracture

SAQA_Betty Busby_Fracture - Detail

SAQA_Grace Meijer_Meiko

SAQA_Grace Meijer_Meiko - Detail

SAQA_Linda Anderson_Morning Mist

SAQA_Linda Colsh_The weather in her head

Victoria F Wolfe_Cascade

Victoria F Wolfe_Cascade - Detail

Victoria F Wolfe_Farm Girl

Victoria F Wolfe_Farm Girl - Detail

Victoria F Wolfe_Mindful Balance

Victoria F Wolfe_Mindful Balance - Detail

Victoria F Wolfe_The happy wanderer

Victoria F Wolfe_The happy wanderer - Detail

I really do have a lot more pictures than shown here - but sometimes even quilts can get too much to take in - that´s how I felt at the end of each day visiting the Festival of Quilts in Birmingham - but that will not keep me from going back next year!!