There’s something about repeating forms that is soothing. Rows of trees, lines in vineyards, stacks of plates, a well organized fabric stash….Repetition is a key element in quilting, and my favorite. You might even say that my favorite quilts are obsessively and compulsively repetitive. To me, the sum parts makes a much greater whole.
I love the way that the artist quilters here used repetition today’s shots from this year’s Pacific International Quilt Festival.

Mere Color by Julie Scribner

 
The quilts here speak for themselves, but something to note – The squares on this quilt – Mere Color – are less than 1/2″ each.

Bow Tie by Jim Haws

All is Bright Upon That Cross by Anna Chan

The 25th Anniversary – Kazuko Funabasama

The Light by Mary Tabar

Aura by Annette Valtl

The Gathering by Margaret Pratt

Life by Yoshiko Katagiri

Moonbeam by Fumiko Matsuu

Synchronicity by Louisa Smith

Otaru WInter by Cynthia Vogt

Otaru Winter by Cynthia Vogt

Autumn Textures by Wendy Hill

Wrought by Margaret McDonald and Susan Campbell

Wrought