The Arboretum is a great place to have the show. My husband went exploring while I was in the show and then he showed me around. I will share some more pictures of the Arboretum later.
I know you want to see some quilts so here are some of them. This first photo is all I could get of this quilt. It was right at the entrance and it was always crowded with people.
Stare at this one too long and your eyes will start seeing it move.
This was another quilt that stayed crowded with people but here is the fabulous center of the quilt.
We are going to do some more exploring today. Maybe some quilts shops and antiquing, not sure. Please excuse me for not getting back to your comments right away but I will eventually. I have lots more to show later. Now we are off for some breakfast. Have a great weekend where ever you may be.With Passion,
Carrie P.
The purest and most thoughtful minds are those which love color the most.
John Ruskin
Have a blast Carrie...I'll wait here for more eye candy. You snapped some photos of gorgeous quilts! I'm glad you share.
ReplyDeleteHow fun! I also look forward to seeing more.
ReplyDeleteHow fun! We are missing this show, but looks like we would have enjoyed it immensely. Your photos are always are perfect.
ReplyDeleteHugs - Marie
Wonderful, beautiful quilts.
ReplyDeleteI always so enjoy going to quilt shows - even virtual quilt shows.
What a wonderful post! I'd be hard pressed to know if I wanted to stroll the arboretum or slip inside for a peek at the quilts! The quilts are stunning! A perfect day in my book! Thank you for sharing it with us!
ReplyDeleteThank you for taking us to the show. I'm sorry that I was unable to get there, but I am defiantly putting this on my list to do. Asheville is such a beautiful town.
ReplyDeleteWhat amazing quilts! Thanks so much for sharing the pictures. I actually bought the book to make that first quilt. It's gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely mesmerizing!! I don't know how you all do these quilts...I probably would loose my mind !!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing...and I bet you go home all inspired to get quilting!!
Beautiful quilts. Thanks for sharing the photos with us Carrie.
ReplyDeleteHope you and hubby have a wonderful weekend.
Have a great time Carrie! Thanks for sharing the beautiful quilts!
ReplyDeleteWhat great quilts...and what a perfect place to hold a quilt show!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing!
It looks like a beautiful day. Thank you for sharing some really gorgeous quilts. I can tell you're enjoying yourselves.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous quilts....I enlarged the one of the center of the quilt and was amazed. Thanks for sharing and have a fun weekend...it is gorgeous in NE Ohio...not too hot!
ReplyDeleteCarrie, thanks so much for sharing all the photos. The arboretum does make a wonderful place for a quilt show. And I love seeing the quilts. They are works of art!
ReplyDeleteKeep on having a happy summer journey :-)
Enjoy nyour day Carrie. What a beautiful place that looked. Loved the quilts especially those first two photos, gorgeous, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful quilts! Wonderful applique and I think I saw some handquilting too. Have fun exploring and I look forward to seeing more pictures :0)
ReplyDeleteOH how gorgeous - my gosh the work involved - especially that first one, I love it! Carrie, don't ever fret about comments, you never have to reply my comments, I know you're there. *G*
ReplyDeleteWOW beautiful quilts!! I love arboretums...sure wish I had gardens like they do :0)
ReplyDeleteCrispy
Lovely quilts and a lovely place to be!
ReplyDeleteThe quote goes perfectly to the post!
Carrie, just looking at your pictures is a humbling enough experience! I can't imagine how I would have felt if I had had the pleasure to be there in person! Just gorgeous work. ~karen
ReplyDeleteIsn't Asheville fun? A little eclectic at times downtown, if you know what I mean but fun just the same.
ReplyDeleteOh, wow. Beautiful quilts!!! And the arboretum looks so inviting.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful eye candy! Thank your for sending these our way!
ReplyDeleteIn stitches,
Teresa :o)