EXHIBITIONS LIST

Christine Porter

SiX

Anglia Textile works

Hanne Asbey

Jane Lloyd

Jan MacArthur

Linzi Upton & The Upton Family

A previous Loch Lomond Quilt Show prize winner Linzi returns this year to exhibit her quilt panelled Yurt.

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Anne Tuck

Hungarian Kekfesto

Helensburgh & District Quilters

The Guild of Quilters Region 16 Wall of Friendship

Turning Point

Turning Point is an award winning textile design group, whose main medium is quilting.  The group is now made up of ten Scottish based textile artists from a variety of back grounds from textiles degrees to City and Guilds to self taught – the group brings together passion, craftsmanship and a fresh vision of what quilting can mean in the 21 century.

Group members: Pat Archibald, Mary Ennis, Liz Ferguson, Jess Morrison, Margaret Morrow, Margaret O’Gorman, Morven Roche, Jan Watson, Joyce Watson.

30 of the Best from Perth and Dundee Quilters

Each Loch Lomond Quilt Show we highlight the quilting talent of one area of Scotland – this year Perth and Dundee.  Always one of our visitors’ favourite exhibitions.  

Q in the Park

One of the Loch Lomond Quilt Show’s trademark exhibitions.  Quilts hanging outside in the woods at Lomond Shores.  We couldn’t get any closer to Loch Lomond – until we work out how to float an exhibition on the Loch.

Highly original and often eccentric pieces – this year on the theme “Sound FX”, a must see.

Filanderers

Filanderers (fil = thread) is a group of 6 textile artists based in West Central Scotland who work together to encourage the production of original work. We have all done C&G, either in Embroidery or Patchwork and Quilting, and got to know each other through College and The Quilters’ Guild. We tend to work on collections whose pieces are inspired by a common theme and meet an agreed prescribed size.

Members; Mary Ennis, Cora Ham, Fiona Hamilton, Ann Paterson, Margaret Thomson, Jan Watson

Competition Exhibition: Chain Reaction

Maybe you can hear “Working on a Chain Gang…”; or perhaps Diana Ross singing. Are you thinking chain piecing or chain of command, or do you see Irish chain……daisy chain…or even bike chain. Lets see how our entrants interpreted theirs ar the 2010 Open Competition Exhibition

Competition Exhibition: Raw Spirit

"Mix the raw spirit shown on the rugby field, the cycling track or the football pitch, with the raw spirit of Scottish explorers and inventors with the makings, colour and taste of the national drink.  Then maybe add in some raw edges and wild embellishment but definitely add some of your own raw talent, stir well, let it all simmer for a few months… " This is our Scottish Competition for 2010

Competition Exhibition: Opposites Attract

"Hot/cold, soft/hard, dark/light, little/large, curved/straight……" see how the groups interpreted their opposites at this years Group Competition