Today, I had the pleasure of attending a truly inspiring quilt exhibition held at the Ebenezer Church in Llandeilo. Hosted by the talented members of the Llandeilo Patchwork and Quilters group, the exhibition was a celebration of creativity, craftsmanship, and community spirit.
From the moment I walked in, I was captivated by the stunning display of quilts, each one a testament to the skill and dedication of its maker. The quality of work on show was nothing short of exceptional, showcasing a diverse range of styles, colours, and techniques. From intricate hand-stitched patterns to vibrant, modern designs, every quilt told a unique story and reflected the personality of its creator.
A highlight of my visit was spotting the work of my cousin Cathy, whose contribution to the exhibition filled me with pride. It was heart warming to share this moment with her and exchange positive feedback on her beautiful piece.
The welcoming atmosphere of the exhibition was enhanced by the thoughtful inclusion of refreshments. I enjoyed a delightful cup of tea and a slice of cake, with all donations going to support MacMillan Nurses—a cause close to many hearts. It was wonderful to see the community coming together, not only to celebrate art but also to contribute to a meaningful cause.
The exhibition was dedicated to the memory of Gillian Loughor, the former president of Llandeilo Patchwork and Quilters. Gillian’s legacy of passion for quilting and her impact on the group’s growth and success was evident in the heartfelt tributes shared by attendees. Her spirit undoubtedly lives on in the vibrant work of the group.
If you’ve never attended a quilt exhibition, I highly recommend it. It’s a feast for the eyes and a reminder of the beauty and warmth that handcrafted art brings to our lives. My visit to the Llandeilo Patchwork and Quilters exhibition was a memorable experience, and I’m already looking forward to the next opportunity to admire their extraordinary work.