I went to the show of Freddy Moran collage quilts at La Conner Quilt Museum yesterday.
WOW! She is so very inspiring.
Inspired by Edrica Huws, Freddy began making collage quilts when she turned 80.
She applies fabric pieces with a glue stick,
and Judy Irish stitches them on with her playful quilting.
Enjoy the show!
Are you itching to get out your scraps and glue stick? I am!
Fabulous work, so cheerful and naive! Thanks a lot for sharing those beauties!
ReplyDeleteI wish I had an ounce of this talent!! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow!! Thank you so much for sharing these wonderful quilts!! They are so full of exhuberant joy.
ReplyDeleteWoohoo! Thank you for sharing! It was like being there. I love them all!
ReplyDeleteGreat post. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteOne for the book-marked list.
What fun!!! I recognize some and love seeing them all. Just goes to show that the golden years are the best. Thanks for sharing those.
ReplyDeleteHow fun and so inspirational. I've been thinking a lot about collage quilts lately so would love to play.
ReplyDeleteShe will be forever young. Thanks for sharing. I hope to still be making beautiful things when I am 80 :)
ReplyDeleteJanita
I especially like the brown tree with green/yellow oval leaves .... Love all the colors (especially on this gray rainy day). Thanks!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the wonderful show. Very inspiring!
ReplyDeleteI've admired Freddy for a long time, and these are just more reasons why her work makes me smile! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAmazing show - I just love them all, so colourful.
ReplyDeleteI'm hunting out the glue stick!!
I am in awe of Freddy's talent with fabric and color. She is one amazing woman!
ReplyDeleteWOW - Freddy's quilts may be inspired by Edrica Huws - but looking at what Freddy did is like stepping into that moment when the Kansas-colored movie turns to **technicolor** - and you're in OZ! So inspiring! Thanks for the treat. (how do I bookmark this post?)
ReplyDeleteThanks for these pictures !
ReplyDeleteThis is pure ART! And so much in the favorite colors seen in your Nifty Quilts!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing the show! I admire Freddy Moran so much, the way she uses the pure colors and she creates happy art! Thanks again for sharing these photos! Anneli
ReplyDeleteI love the whimsy and color. And now I know a great project to do with the grandkids and glue sticks!
ReplyDeleteYes, I am itching to try a collage now, too! Got scraps but need a new glue stick. Any special kind?
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous quilts! Must have been a great show to visit! I hope I can still quilt or craft at 80! Thanks for sharing - Hugs Nat
ReplyDeleteOh, my goodness...I just love it all
ReplyDeleteOh thank you! I love Freddy's quilts and these are no exception!
ReplyDeleteHer quilts are always so much fun! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!! What wonderful quilts - so inspiring!!
ReplyDeleteFreddy is an inspiration and a very colorful person. Was she there? did you meet her? she is a hoot. I had the pleasure of attending a lecture by her years ago.
ReplyDeleteHer collage quilts are so playful and happy.
Thanks for sharing so many wonderful photos of them! :)
thank you for sharing the pictures so we all could see.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely amazing! Yes! I have itchy fingers!
ReplyDeletewow! I would love to see these in real. lucky you!
ReplyDeleteThese are so fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThese quilts make me want to start one now...not a very good idea Because it is almost midnight ;) Thanks for the show, I hope to try this myself, may be a small one to start one day.
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Annemieke
What an exhibition:) She really is an icon.
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