Today we were lucky to have An Moonen visit us at Somerset Patchwork. An has been here in Australia and New Zealand on a speaking tour.We had a group of ladies in the shop to have their copies of An"s book The History of Dutch Antique Quilts signed. Tomorrow I will have the unique opportunity to hear An speak about the long tradition of quilting in the Netherlands.Today I got to show An my small quilt top that I was inspired to make after reading her beautiful book.
Poor An looks a bit worried she has just signed my quilt.
An and I |
This is a quilt I made last year called Barrington Court where I have used the same centre block.
Happy Sewing
Sue
How exciting being able to chat with An - who does the ginger puss belong to?? he looks quite at home on that lovely quilt!!! Helen F
ReplyDeleteHi Sue, great to see you again at An's lecture today. Brilliant wasn't it! Welcome to the world of blogging, I know you'll have fun here. Catch you soon,
ReplyDeleteMargaret :-))
What a treat - so sorry I missed it. That's an extra special quilt now with An's signature!
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