of Blogathon Canada hosted by Sew Sisters Quilt Shop!
And the blogs for today are:
Heather from Saskatchewan at Peace.Love.Quilt
Lori from Manitoba at Night Owl Quilting
And once again, don’t forget to check out Sew Sisters blog because they will have an awesome giveaway as well.
This evening I went to a trunk show with Anna Hergert. She is an art quilter from Saskatchewan, who is here in the Yukon to teach some classes. The photos on her website don’t do justice to her work. It is stunning! I signed up for the second class, which is on Sunday and Monday. After seeing the trunk show I am regretful that I won’t be at the first class on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. But I am swamped at work and just can’t afford to take the time off. Dang that job anyway!
Anna gave me permission to take photos and to put them on my blog as long as I acknowledged her. I can’t say that my photos really portray the intricacy and beauty of her pieces, but I’ll show a couple of them anyway.
Can you guess what this piece portrays? It is called Alberta Night Sky.
This one is called Memories of Italy ll.
She uses an amazing array of fabrics, papers, man made materials, paints etc. in her work. I am awesomely inspired.
Don’t forget that tomorrow is MY day in the Blogathon and I will have my own fantastic giveaway going on. I hope to see you then.
Janet
Thanks for sharing Anna's works, superbly stunning , specially Night Sky. Great to have the next hop link here, and I will be looking for you tomorrow, Jean.
ReplyDeleteWOW she is a very talented artist!! And dang that work anyway - I know exactly what you mean!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!!!
ReplyDeleteoh wow!!! What gorgeous work!
ReplyDeleteThose are awesome quilts! When I saw the first one I immediately thought of the Northern Lights. ^^
ReplyDeleteVery unusual quilts!
ReplyDeleteAwesome, the Northern Lights! Thanks for sharing her work.
ReplyDeletePatricia C
I love Memories of Italy - I would love to visit!
ReplyDeleteAlberta Night Sky looks 3-dimensional. Thanks for sharing her lovely quilts.
ReplyDeleteI can imagine how neat these pieces are in real life. What a terrific way to portray the Aurora Borealis. That is something that I really wish to see.
ReplyDeleteThe Northern Lights are a great theme for art quilts! Where you live, I'm sure you have seen the Northern Lights many times. I have only seen them twice here in northern Vermont.
ReplyDeleteAlbert Night Sky is stunning!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning!!
Wonderful pathway quilt. 24Tangent@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Quilt.
ReplyDeleteWow! Very inspiring! I do love the Memories of Italy II.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see the northern lights, great quilt!
ReplyDeleteI love the pathway's quilt! Her work is amazing.
ReplyDeleteEnjoying the Blogathon daily!
ReplyDeleteWow, thanks for sharing. Her work is simply stunning.
ReplyDeleteThat first of her quilts made me think of curtains blowing in a breeze.
ReplyDeleteVery nice work! mcgaw224@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteAnna is very talented. Love Alberta Night Sky.
ReplyDeleteIt is always great to have the opportunity to see amazing work up close and personal, isn’t it? So inspiring!
ReplyDeleteAnna Hergert is an inspiring quilter. So glad you got to see a trunk show. Love her portal quilt.
ReplyDeleteThanks to you and Anna, such intricate and detailed quilts! I'm enjoying seeing everyone's quilts in the Blogathon.
ReplyDeleteWhat a treat it must be to attend a trunk show of such amazing quilts!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteMemories of Italy is beautiful, I bet it looks even better in person. dawnm1993 at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteWhat inspiration you are sharing Thank you
ReplyDeleteAmazing quilts!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful arch in the wall quilt. sarah@forrussia.org
ReplyDeleteHI,such a beautiful quilt!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
msstitcher1214@gmail.com
Those quilts are fabulous! Thanks for the giveaway chance!
ReplyDeleteI am going to do a picture quilt one of these days.
ReplyDeleteI have many memories of Italy and would love to make a quilt.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOoh I love art quilts- I especially live that Italy one! Thank you for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteWow, her quilts are amazing! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeletei love that quilt that looks like curtains
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing those pictures - amazing work!
ReplyDeleterachel.gagnon5@sympatico.ca
Wow, amazing work.
ReplyDeleteGreat Trunk show!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing Anna's amazing talent.
ReplyDeleteThanks for introducing Anna Hergert to me. Her work is extraordinary!
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These are amazing works of art!
ReplyDeleteWow! I love the unique style of quilting, very innovative! awolk at rogers dot com
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts.
ReplyDeletegagnon.s@live.com
Lovely pic at the top of your blog. Do you live close to it? Trunk shows can be so much fun. kthurn@bektel.com
ReplyDeleteOh my, such talent! Wish some would rub off on me!
ReplyDeleteMaureen
mgw070 at rogers dot com
Look what ai'm missing! I hope to be up in January. Hopefully something will be happening!
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like your day job is interfering with your quilting. ;) Must start planning your retirement!
ReplyDeleteBoth of projects are beautiful. The lovely colours of the midnight sky and the intriquic work of Memories of Italy II inspire me.
ReplyDeleteAlberta night sky is amazing!
ReplyDeleteI've had the pleasure of viewing Anna's work up close and personal. She truly is an amazing artist.
ReplyDeleteAlberta Night Sky is just so stunning! What movement it has.
ReplyDeleteJanet you have been such an inspiration on Blogathon Canada.
A stunning piece! Thank you for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteAnna's work is fantastic. Thanks for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteAlberta night sky is stunning. Her work is amazing.
ReplyDeleteLove the Northern Lights. I am in Ontario, Canada so we see them faintly sometimes in the winter. The sound they make is incredible. I can't imagine what they sound like where youare.
ReplyDeletenridder@hurontel.on.ca
Your Memories quilt is spectacular. I am planning to do one early next year of a friends horses. Following from Oklahoma, USA crystalbluern at onlineok dot com
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis is an interesting post. Is the first quilt the northern lights? Can you tell I've never seen them.
ReplyDeleteI do miss the Alberta night skies!
ReplyDeletedistantsub at gmail dot com
Yes, Anna Hergert's work is amazing
ReplyDeleteWow - just look at those rocks in the Italy piece! Amazing
ReplyDeleteAmazing quilts! True artwork.
ReplyDeleteI always find it interesting to see quilts made with materials that I would never even think of using. I generally stick to just fabric.
ReplyDeleteI love how Memories of Italy looks like a quilted painting. So beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI really like the Memories of Italy quilt. Thanks for sharing the photos.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous quilts! Will come back often to see what else you are sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhoa! Anna's work is amazing! Thanks for telling us about her. So great to learn of talented quilters.
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Wow, her quilts are amazing. I think it is fabulous that her quilts can look like a painting.
ReplyDeleteWow! Anna's work is amazing!
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