The Delta Quilters Guild Show
NOTE: I may not have a newsletter this week as I am teaching Friday and Saturday. I’ll play it by ear.
I recently co-judged the Delta Quilters Guild show with 9 other judges. The DQG has a unique judging set up, using 10 volunteer judges who work in teams of 2, for ribbons only, no comments. It allows the guild to have a judged show with little expense other than a yummy lunch.
The trade-off is that there are no comments. There were many items I judged that I so wanted to comment upon! But it’s a reasonable trade-off. The guild was so kind and welcoming and treated us judges very well. As you will see below, this is a very talented guild!
The drive down to the Delta took me next to the Sacramento River much of the way. It was a quiet and peaceful morning’s drive:
Loved the tshirts for guild volunteers, a mission statement of sorts:

I took way too many photos; just not enough time to write it all!
This guild really knows what to do with a panel:

Oops, forgot to take a photo of the description. Someone help me with the maker and quilter’s name and the title of the piece please!
There was a wonderful selection of wearables and “other”:
Lots of beautiful quilts of every genre:
And there was a lovely selection of art quilts:
What a show, no? It was fun to judge and a joy to walk through. I’ll be linking up:
Nina-Marie’s Off the Wall Friday















































Wow! This was from a local guild, and not a national show? Just Wow!
I k now, right? Amazing show.