Canada at the Show.

At the show, many pieces had lots of iconic Canadian influences.

Canadian Heritage Knotty Pine Farm.

A canoe ride on the river,  Mondrian Paddlers.

The Northern Lights, Northern Magic.

A Maple leaf,  We The North, Since 1867!

                                                             Happy Birthday Canada, 150

Quilts at Quilt Canada 2017.

 Jewel, Paper pieced.

Frozen, blue with greys.

Fractured Rainbow,  with a  French braid.

Spirit of Colour,  striking and colourful.

 The back of this one, quilting detail. It was quilted on a domestic machine!

Mariner's Compass.  Lots of intricate quilting on many of the pieces.

1898 pieces of fabric in this quilt.

Applique Quilts.

 

To Everything There Is A Season.

The whole quilt, it was full of detail and it was a happy quilt.

This urn had some interesting fabric choices, which gave it dimension.

Four Seasons

Ladies Of The Sea

If At First.

Morris Magic.

Up close of the work on this one. 

Traditional Quilts.

Maybe Someday.  This one was unique.  Each star was fussy cut, the quilt was stunning up close.

Modern Values: Fields of Gold.

A few of the applique quilts, had  more traditional feel to them.

A Garden's Splendour.

Refuge.

Quilts with a modern twist.

The Modern quilts.

 Technicolour Galaxy.  Online block of the month.

 Summer Brights. White with machine quilting.

 Aviatrix Medallion.  This one had a lot of people stop and take a second look.

Mountains.  Funky trees, with detailed quilting.

The little dresden plates was an interesting touch.

 

You+Me=We.  Selvage strips used on this piece, was used creatively to produce three art pieces.

                                                                         Wonder.

Quilting.

The Navigator's Star.

Dreaming Dahlias.

Pegasus Mandala.

Mother's Treasure.

Younick.

 The many little touches on this quilt, just kept on coming.

Fire Island Hosta.

Midnight Thread Magic.

La Voyageuse

This quilt was amazing, it was intricate.  Boutis was used for the quilt, closely spaced.

What makes it even more remarkable, it is done with silk fabric.  The size of La Voyageuse, 90"x90".

Celtic Designs was aplliqued by hand and lots of hand embroidery was used to create accents.

 Each block was hand quilted and to add a little bit of sparkle, Swarovski crystals was sewn on to the quilt.

 It was the one, that won my heart at the show.