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Great Britain Through the Eyes of a Quilter

Inspiration All Around Us

Cindy Seitz-Krug

Wednesday, April 12, 2017

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Now that my trip to Great Britain is complete, as promised, I am going to share some of my photos and insights regarding the many quilting related inspirational things I saw on the trip.

As you can imagine, the countries of Great Britain were absolutely BEAUTIFUL!

We visited all four: England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland (in that order). And don’t ask me which was my favorite, because I enjoyed them all equally!

I think the best way to show you what inspired me is to simply post photos with captions about each photo. So enjoy the show!

(And don’t miss my next blog if you have ever had THREAD TENSION issues! I’ll be discussing that topic in detail.)

Floor of St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, Ireland The amazing tiled floor in St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, Ireland Wales ironwork Beautiful inspiration for quilting or applique from Bath, England The Scotsman Ornate stone carving in Edinburgh, Scotland (I love all things Scottish!)
Decorative ironwork from Wales

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Cindy Seitz-Krug

Cindy Seitz-Krug has been quilting for more than twenty years. Her heirloom machine quilting on a home sewing machine has earned her hundreds of awards at national and international quilt shows. Cindy loves sharing her knowledge with beginning as well as experienced machine quilters from all over the country. She teaches at local guilds as well as national quilt shows. Her classes range from beginning machine quilting all the way up to advanced heirloom machine quilting. Cindy has two on-line classes with iquilt.com, and has published a book on grid-based quilting designs entitled “The Grid Design Workbook”. She also enjoys judging quilt shows and has co-authored “A Guide to Judged Quilt Shows”.