Friday, March 16, 2012

A must see!

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If you are a fan of vintage Amish quilts and live within driving distance to Lancaster Textile & Quilt Museum, you must go see this exhibit. It is open til Sunday.

I went to the AQS show and did not have time to visit the Textile Museum.. Had to make another trip out there and so glad I went!
I have lot more pictures but no time to post them all.

I hope this one picture is enough to convince anyone who can, should go see it!

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Well, I could not resist.. Here are few more pictures from the collection!





 

7 comments:

  1. Beautiful and the quilting is gorgeous....oh now you are making me think about driving back out there!

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  2. thanks for the photos. Now I really fell like I have to sneak away during my lub=nhc tomorrow to see them Who needs food anyway?

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  3. the quilting is amazing, thanks so much for sharing these with us...
    I just love amish quilts
    Kathie

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  4. Absolutely beautiful patchwork quilts. Their vibrant colors give us a look of traditional patchwork ralli quilts of Indus valley, Pakistan.

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  5. Thanks for sharing these!
    We were so disappointed. WE went over to the museum and then when we got upstairs realized they had a live band playing right in front of some of the quilts. It was ear drum blowing loud rock music - what the heck?
    After a long long day at the show, we couldn't enjoy them and people were blocking them and it was a general disappointment so thank you for sharing them here!
    xo

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  6. Thank you so much for sharing these. I wish I could have seen them in person. The Esprit Collection was my first introduction to Amish style quilting (back in the 70's) and they are still just as breathtaking.

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  7. Oh I'm so glad they let you take pictures to share with us. Is the show traveling? Will it go back to their corporate headquarters?

    Happy Sewing

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