When you arrived, this is the feast of quilts you saw!

Triangle Windmill by Helgard Koch

Judy Beca, Memories of Working Days. The setting bars between the pieced strips are the plackets from men’s shirts!

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Of course I hyperventilated when I walked through the door and saw this one!  A quilt from Black Creek Pioneer Village’s collection.

A close up view of those little logs.

The curators of the show took enormous care in choosing what quilts to display were and created visually enticing vignettes.

Wendy, an historical interpreter, in front of Burwick House, at Black Creek Pioneer Village

Roblin’s Mill. The only working stone mill in Toronto. It is presently not grinding flour, as the water wheel is being replaced. The last time it was replaced in 1985, the new wheel weighted 6000 lbs. The new wheel should be in place this fall and then the Mill will be fully operational again.

A happy arrangement of quilts!

Stephanie Rose’s quilt “Etc.

I love Stephanie’s atomic particles quilting.

Claudette Weeks “Tasselbrick by Hikaru Noguchi”.

Interesting raw edge detail.

Untitled by Jeannie Jenkins. It was included in a quilt show called Tradition in Transition at the 18th Carrefour European du Patchwork in Alsace, France in 2012.

A close up of the lovely taupes Jeannie used in her quilt.