Piedmont Arts - The Art of the Quilt, 2016

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It was a dismal winter's day when I read the Salada Tea tag line that said, "Circles always have
their ends meet." "Oh no they don't," was my reply - you have to work really hard to get them
to match up. I went out to the studio to prove my point and the Spheres series is the result.

Me (left) and my daughter Ann at the exhibition to check things out.
This is Spheres IX, one of the larger variations.

Another of my Sphere quilts (Spheres LIX) shown at the extreme
right of the image at the top.

I sell patterns also and to my surprise this quilt appeared at the exhibition.

Richard Veilleux
Dancing Log Cabin

Pattern by Jane Frenke, who exhibited the version I saw at the Sunapee Craft Fair in
New Hampshire. Her Dancing Log Cabin design shows right triangles cut from the
four corners, the center rotates, then four triangles reattached. I used her design
as inspiration but modified it. Quilted by Elaine Myers.