A new actitivity for all quilters around the world - let yourself be inspired by the inspirative photos published every week during 2015.
Quilt around the World will publish an inspirational photograph each week from 10 January 2015 until 19 December 2015.....
Having already exhibited at Nadelwelt in Karlsruhe several times, we were of course quite excited about the premiere of Nadelwelt in Friedrichshafen on the shores of Lake Constance, where we presented selected mini quilts from our participants in the 50pictures project...
Isn't it incredible how quickly time flies? Since 19 December 2015, all 50 photos for 50pictures have been online...
For the last photo of our 50pictures series we chose some festive ornaments in red. Red is a warm color, it means energy and heartiness, and stands for life...
The Atlantic Spotted Dolphin, which can be found in tropical and temperate waters of the Atlantic along the US coast, the Gulf of Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, as well as the Canary Islands and the Azores, is very active, curious and tame...
The picture shows a part of the medieval fortivications of the town of Dinkelsbuehl in Germany. The impressive wall is very well preserved and used to protect the town from the early 12th century when it was founded.
To this day, Dinkelsbuehl has one of the most complete building complex dating from the late Middle Ages which makes it a favourite tourist destination.
We have included this picture because of the reflections of the buildings in the calm waters of the moat - a perfect source of inspiration for anything that creates a reflection...
Sheep are ruminant mammals typically kept as livestock for wool, meat, and milk. It is believed that they descend from the wild mouflon of Europe and Asia. Sheep are herd animals and their worldwide number is estimated at over 1 billion.
The small town of Meersburg is located on the northern shore of Lake Constance, the third largest lakeof Central Europe. Magnificent castles and idyllic alleyways with restored half-timbered houses form a romantic ensemble which attracts many visitors each year...
The Silver fern with its height of up to 10 meters is located in New Zealand and is mainly found in high altitudes in the tropics and subtropics and spread in humid rain and cloud forests. It is is the local national plant and one of the most important symbols of the island nation in the Pacific Ocean. Its branches are displayed in New Zealand's Coat of Arms...
Mankind dreamt about flying and being able to fly for centuries until, in the early 20th century, this dream became reality with the Wright brothers‘ first attempts with fixed-wing aircrafts.
The picture shows a so-called glider which is an unpowered aircraft which only uses natural currents of rising air to remain airborne. In favourable weather conditions, experienced pilots can fly hundreds of kilometers before returning home.
