Malvern autumn show

On Saturday I was very lucky to be able to go to the Malvern Autumn Show (I wanted to go Friday but too busy with Halloween and a bag to finish, that will figure here soon).


I took my camera and am happy to share with you all the treasures I have seen. And this time I even have the names of the authors of owners for antique quilts (yes there were antiques, how lucky ).













This is an old quilt called "Old Strippy" and owned by Joan Nuttall, from Chipping Norton, Oxon. She didn't know the origin of this quilt.Just look at the handy work below.

This quilt was made by Pam and Nicky Lintott, from Dorking Surrey, who own the shop "The Quilt Room" to illustrate the book Jelly Roll Quilts. It is called Pandora's Box.

And another one made by the same for the book, it is called "Garden Trellis". The fabric is from Garden Design by Moda.

Another one in the same series, they called it "Bars of Gold" but this pattern is sometimes called Stacked Coins or Chinese Coins. So simple but so effective.

This quilt is called "Williamsburg (2)" and was made in 2008 by Lee Brown from Tunbridge Wells, Kent, from the name of the collection of fabrics by Windham.

I liked the idea of keeping the fabric. It is sometimes difficult to cut a piece you love.

I have more photos but feel this post is long enough, so will publish the rest later.