Mexico is one of world’s top 10 countries in biodiversity. Thanks to its great variety of ecosystems, it has around 26,000 different species of flora. For this collection, quilters were inspired by some of the thousands of flowers that exist in our country to create a symphony of colours and compositions.
This collection has been exhibited in the 6 Expo Patchwork & Quilt México D.F. 2014, as well as the 17º Festival Brasileiro de Quilt e Patchwork em Gramado in Gramado, Brasil (2014).
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- ‘Estrella de Belén’, Kitt Vincent
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- ‘Glorieta Gloriosa’, Gethyn L. Soderman
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- ‘5 Queens and a Monarch’, Diane Armstrong
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- ‘Tlixochitl (Flor de Vainilla en Totonaco)’, Lourdes Cruz
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- ‘Dalia’, Adriana de la Cruz Díaz Romo
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- ‘Crossword’, Cheryl Riverbark
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- ‘A Few of My Favorites’ Kathy Sterndhal
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- ‘Las Flores de Mary’, María Estrada Reyes
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- ‘Dahlia’, Elena Cardiel
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- ‘Campo de Dalias’, Alicia García Álvarez
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- ‘El Rincón de las Flores’, Fatima Landi
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- ‘Sureste Mexicano’, Martha Maldonado
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- ‘Abstract Double Bird of Paradise’, Joyce Osborn
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- ‘Un Milagro con Rosas’, Marisela Rumberg
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- ‘Imperial Dahlia’, Patricia Silva
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- ‘Rosa’, Quilters de Ajijic
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- ‘Floripondio al Kaleidoscopio’, Betsy Segura
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- ‘La Orquídea, Mi Flor Favorita’, Jane Sacre Díaz Ordaz
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- ‘Eterna Primavera’, Clara Rangel
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- ‘De Artesano a Artista’, Beatriz Zavala
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- ‘El Patio de Mi Casa’, Mónica Mendez Curiel
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- ‘Calendula Officinalis’, María del Roble Resendiz García
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- ‘Herencia Ancestral’, Sonia Ruiz
