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| We are absolutely thrilled to announce that our exhibit "An Exquisite Moment" is featured in the most current issue of Quilting Arts Magazine! The article is titled "An Exquisite Moment: Inspiring Quilts from the Dinner at Eight Artists." page 38 (Oct/Nov issue) Please join us in congratulating the artists whose work was selected! XXOO - Gerri Congdon (on the cover!) California Dreaming - Diane Doran Ode to Lavandula - Sheila Frampton-Cooper The Visitor - Susan Fletcher King Stitching, interrupted - Pamela Price Klebaum Geschwindigkeit - Cheryl Sleboda Winter Walk II - Cynthia St. Charles Water Dance - Terri Waldron You can “see what’s inside” and purchase the magazine if you desire. Here’s the URL: http://www.interweavestore. |
Friday, September 13, 2013
An Exquisite Moment featured in Quilting Arts Magazine
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Artists Dinner at Festival in Long Beach
One of our favorite traditions is the Artist Dinner associated with each D@8 exhibition. We reserve an evening at each venue the exhibition is showing (when Jamie and I are present) to host a gathering of the remarkable artists who have work in the show.
Here are a few scenes from the dinner for An Exquisite Moment in Long Beach. We invited a few honorary guests to join us.
Here are a few scenes from the dinner for An Exquisite Moment in Long Beach. We invited a few honorary guests to join us.
Here's to strong women.....
| Spoon Women |
L-R: Cindy Cooksey, Peggy Calvert, Sheila Frampton-Cooper, Jamie Fingal
Pokey Bolton chats with Yvonne Porcella.
Yvonne tells a story...
Happy Leslie
Yvonne and Peggy get a good laugh!
Jamie looks on as each artist talks about her piece in the show.
Jeannie Palmer Moore (center), Rachel Parris, and Leslie
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| Pokey Bolton, Yvonne Porcella, Cindy Cooksey, Peggy Calvert. |
Terry Waldron & Sherry Kleinman
Cindy Cooksey discusses her Exquisite Moment piece.
Stacy Hurt shows the group her quilt in the catalog.
Books were passed around and signed by each artist.
Raise your glasses!
Leslie enjoys looking through the book
Jamie and Sheila share a thought
Jamie, Carmen Beck, and Trix Buhlmann
Thursday, August 8, 2013
"An Exquisite Moment" exhibit debuts at the International Quilt Festival in Long Beach
| front portion |
| More front, fading to white at the end |
| other end of front portion |
| turning the corner |
| The back |
| corner and back |
| end of the back |
| Our new sign for Dinner at Eight. The @ is not done, but it was close enough for the exhibit in Long Beach. Jamie created them, and Leslie did most of the free motion machine quilting! |
Saturday, August 3, 2013
Bonnie McCaffery's Vidcast for Rituals (taped in Houston)
Bonnie McCaffery interviewed all the artists from the "Rituals" exhibition who were present at the 2012 International Quilt Festival in Houston. Please enjoy! Thank you, Bonnie, for the lovely interview!
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Hanging Day at Festival in Long Beach
Greetings! Jamie and I worked on banners to make use of an open wall in our exhibit space at the Long Beach quilt festival. For two days prior to hanging the exhibition we worked in Jamie's studio stitching the already-fused pieces (by Jamie). We had fun working together, as we always do.
Wednesday, July 31: Our wonderful hanging crew met us at the Long Beach Convention Center
to hang "An Exquisite Moment". The crew was amazing! There was quite a "quest" for the proper length of hanging rods amongst the show supplies but we eventually pieced things together. With the great eye for detail Judy and Indigo Perez helped us arrange, then re-arrange pieces so they looked fabulous together. Everyone on the crew: Peggy Calvert, Stacy Hurt, Sherri Kleinman, Jeannie Palmer Moore, and Indigo and Judy Coates Perez were awesome.
We examined the Stkr.it label I placed on the back of my quilt.
Check it out!
Here are some shots of the exhibit..
We even had a little "sword fight" with our pool noodles.
Lunch after the set-up at the Hyatt was fun!
Judy, Leslie, & Jamie
Jamie, Jeannie, and Peggy
Peggy, Sherri, and Stacy
How lucky are we to have these amazing women to help hang the
Exquisite Moment exhibition?
Pretty lucky!
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