Chattahoochee Evening Stars Stars `N` Stitches Quilt Show

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Chattahoochee Evening Stars
Stars ‘N’ Stitches Quilt Show
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October 4 and 5 , 2014
Saturday 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Sunday 11:00 am – 5:00 pm
Lakewood 400 Antiques Market
1321 Atlanta Hwy (Hwy 9)
Cumming, GA 30040
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A message from the Quilt Show Chair
Welcome to the Chattahoochee Evening Stars 2014 Stars
‘N’ Stitches Quilt Show.
It takes a quilt guild to put on a quilt show and would not
have been possible without the support of members and
their families. The guild is a mix of new and longtime quilters
all with a unique talent and passion for the art. We are
proud to present our works of art to you.
It is with great privilege and honor to have served as the
2014 Stars ‘N’ Stitches Quilt Show Chair. My personal
‘thanks’ goes to the Quilt Show Committee Chairs who
dedicated many hours behind the scenes to make the show
possible. I am proud to have worked with such a talented
and dedicated group of individuals.
The guild membership appreciates the support of our
attendees, sponsors, vendors and donors.
On behalf of the guild membership, THANK YOU for
attending the Chattahoochee Evening Stars 2014 Stars ‘N’
Stitches Quilt Show. We hope you enjoy the show and feel
inspired by the display of the quilts.
Looking forward to seeing you again in 2016!
Barbara Means
Quilt Show Chair
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A Note from our Guild President
The Chattahoochee Evening Stars welcome you to the 2014
Stars ‘N’ Stitch Quilt Show. Our talented, creative and
amazing members have outdone themselves. I’m sure you
will find at least one quilt which quickly will become your
favorite.
I wish to thank all our volunteers, sponsors and vendors.
Without you, this show would not be possible. Countless
hours go into making this show possible.
Please enjoy our show and don’t forget to stop by our
fabulous vendors, the Starware’s table and of course,
purchase your ticket for a chance to win our raffle quilt and
the sewing machine.
Millie Burgos Vega
President
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2014 Chattahoochee Evening Stars
Stars ‘N’ Stitches Quilt Show
It is with sincere appreciation that we
recognize our sponsors:
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We feature an impressive line-up of informative
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Store Hours during:
Saturday 10:00 am to 6:00 pm
Sunday 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm
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The Chattahoochee Evening Stars would like to
welcome the following vendors:
Bead Bayou
Butterfly Threads Quilting
By The Inch Fabrics
Elaine’s Attic
My Garage Art
Penguin Arts
Pig In A Blanket
Quick Qut Quilts
Quiltricks
Sew Darn Handy
Sewcial Studio
The Crazy Quilter
The Potting Shed
Thirty-One Gifts
Grosgrain Annie’s Ribbon Emporium
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The Chattahoochee Evening Stars would like to thank all
of the companies that provided door prize donations:
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American Quilters Society
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Aurifil USA
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CT Publishing Inc.
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Cheryl Ann, LLC
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Colonial Needle Company
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Fairfield
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Hobbs Bonded Fibers
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Little Quilts
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McKenna Ryan
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Nancy's Notions
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Paper Pieces
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Red Hen
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Shabby Fabrics
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Sulky of America
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The Quilt Show
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Therm O Web
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Windham Fabrics / Baum Textiles
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The collection of Storybook Quilts is a special exhibit of the
newest and most frequently requested quilts. The initial
collection of quilts was introduced at the Stars ‘N’ Stitches
2010 Quilt Show. In 2012, the CES Guild members were
once again challenged to make more quilts. The mission of
Storybook Quilts-Janie’s Dream is to promote the love of
quilting through reading stories about quilting and to
document the role quilting plays in literature. Storybook
Quilts, a dream of Janie Stokes, is a unique approach to
multigenerational and tactile learning. In 2010, the project
received a grant from the National Quilting Association, Inc.
This display of quilts is intended for use in children’s
educational programs and is available for individual or group
use. We hope you enjoy this presentation. To learn more
about the project, please visit www.storybookquilts.org.
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Quilt Challenge 2013
The Chattahoochee Evening Stars celebrated its 15th anniversary last
year. As part of the celebration, the 2013 Challenge revolved around the
number 15.
 The quilt had to have 15 stars, representing the
Chattahoochee Evening Stars
 15 different fabrics had to be used
 The perimeter had to be at least 80” (Each side must be
at least 20”)
The 2013 Challenge was organized by Suzanne Hall. The quilts were
displayed and voted on at the November 2013 meeting of the CES Guild.
Winners of the 2013 Challenge were:
 First Place – Maxine Moore
 Second Place – Fran Fister
 Third Place – Lene Neesbye-Hansen
Quilt Challenge 2014
A new year began a new challenge. The 2014 Challenge asked guild
members to use their initials to create a quilt.
 One initial for color, one initial for technique and one initial for the
theme/motif
 A brainstorm list was provide as a guideline, but not a
requirement
 The quilt had to be a minimum of 16” per side
 Initials did not have to be in any specific order, just one per
category.
The 2014 Challenge was organized by Jessica Page. The quilts were
displayed and voted on at the August 2014 meeting of the CES Guild.
Winners of the 2014 Challenge were:
 First Place – Christie Fouts
 Second Place – Lynn Bettinger
 Third Place – Ben Hollingsworth
 Judge’s Choice – Pamela Watson
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Quilt Show Categories
100-Large Appliqué: 240″ perimeter or larger; single
person; self-quilted
Aniela Jablonski Quilt Name: Dresden Plates
Quilt Description: I love Dresden Plates and this was my first
attempt at making one. It is machine quilted using a domestic
machine with no stitch regulator or frame. This quilt was an
original design by me.
Quilt Location: A Row: A Panel: 2 Number: 101
Elleda Rule Quilt Name: Southern Warmth
Quilt Description: Wool applique on flannel, it is an original lay
out design
Pattern Name: Folk Art Album; Pattern Designer/Company:
Lisa Bonegean. This quilt was an adaption by me.
200-Large Appliqué: 240” perimeter or larger; single
person; professionally quilted*
*No ribbon for professional quilter
Cathy Jencks Quilt Name: Sweet Sixteen
Quilt Description: This was a Little Quilts block of the month
program. I thought it would be a good opportunity to improve my
needle turn appliqué skills. It was a bit daunting to think about
completing 16 blocks but once I got started, I couldn't wait for the
next block to arrive!
Pattern Name: Sweet Sixteen. Pattern Designer/Company:
Edyta Sitar. This quilt was used exactly as designed by someone
else.
300-Small Appliqué: less than 240” perimeter; single
Ben Hollingsworth Quilt Name: It's All About Me - NOT
Quilt Description:
My interpretation of It's All About Me
Challenge for East Cobb QG is an Ishihara color test used to test
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color deficiency. Requirements: must use polka dots, lime green
and an image of ourselves. My image is the only lime green and
the only square. The quilting is an image of an eye as a visual pun
related to the theme ME and the color deficiency test.
This quilt was an original design by me.
Quilt Location: A Row: B Panel: 4 Number: 301
Diane Berdis Quilt Name: Prismatic Flower
Quilt Description: Ninety-eight hand appliqued petals with
domestic machine quilting using instructions for hand applique by
David Taylor, pattern by Barbara Olsen.
Pattern Name: Prismatic Flower; Pattern Designer/Company:
Barbara Olsen.
This quilt was an adaption by me.
Carol Bellamy Quilt Name: Faith, Hope, Love
Quilt Description: This is how I try to live my life - with faith,
hope, and love.
Pattern Name: Faith, Hope, And Love.
Lisa Walker Quilt Name: Lollipop Lane
Quilt Description: There are 64 yoyos in this happy little quilt!
Can you find them?
Pattern Name: Lollipop Lane; Pattern Designer/Company:
Marcia Layton. This quilt was used exactly as designed by
someone else.
Diane Berdis Quilt Name: Oh Christmas Tree
Quilt Description: The fusible applique pieces used to make this
tree were cut by Karen Gornall at the Atlanta Sewing Center using
the Accucutter. The quilt is mounted on a canvas covered frame
instead of traditional binding.
Pattern Name: Christmas Tree. This quilt was an adaption by
me.
Pamela Watson Quilt Name: Cock-a-doodle-doo
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Quilt Description: What a fun quilt this was to make! I loved
working with the bright colors and making this abstract little
rooster. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Diane Berdis Quilt Name: Anna Mae
Quilt Description: This quilt was stapled to a canvas covered
frame instead of doing traditional binding. It was created using the
pattern "Big Sister" by Anita Bradshaw. I named her Anna Mae in
memory of my cousin who recently passed away.
Pattern Name: "Big Sister"; Pattern Designer/Company: Anita
Bradshaw. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Becky Windle Quilt Name: Folk Art Album
Quilt Description: Wool applique.
Pattern Name: Folk Art Album; Pattern Designer/Company:
Primative Gathering
Laura Palgon Quilt Name: Bright Night at the Castle
Quilt Description: This quilt was originally made for the East
Cobb Quilters Guild 2013 ArchiTextural Challenge. Each artist
was asked to make a quilt based on architectural elements. I used
a picture of a ceiling in Castle Coch in Cardiff, Wales as my
inspiration. I was drawn to this image because of the radial design
and the formal, but off balance composition. This quilt was an
Julie Stephens Quilt Name: Found a Friend
Quilt Description: I started this quilt in a CES Workshop with
Melinda Bula. I thought the sunflower looked lonely so I added the
Chickadee. Melinda showed us how to thread play and I
completed my thread play on my home Bernina.
Pattern Name:
Sunflower; Pattern Designer/Company:
Melinda Bula. This quilt was an adaption by me.
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Christie Fouts Quilt Name: Zorro's Seasons
Quilt Description: The background of this quilt was machine
pieced while all applique was done by hand (needle-turn). All
quilting was done by hand.
Pattern Name: The Seasons; Pattern Designer/Company:
Sarah Fielke. This quilt was an adaption by me.
400-Small Appliqué: less than 240” perimeter; single
Barbara Means Quilt Name: Belongs To Dad
Quilt Description: My dad passed away a few years ago. I
made this quilt using his shirts. The large blue star represents my
dad watching over all of us. The next size represents my siblings.
The next star represents the grandkids and the small stars
represent the great-grandkids.
The buttons represent our
spouses. This quilt was an original design by me.
Quilt Location: B Row: C Panel: 1 Number: 401
500-Large Pieced: 240″ perimeter or larger; single
Elleda Rule Quilt Name: Spinning Stars
Quilt Description: This was a Saturday Sampler from Georgia
Sewing and Quilting. I love doing stars so this was a fun quilt for
me to design. This quilt was an original design by me.
Pam Watson Quilt Name: Americana Wacky Stars
Quilt Description: Wacky stars are fun to make. No angles to
match and each one is different from the next. I used fabric from
my stash except for the red background and the backing. Adding
the red gave it a patriotic flare.
Pattern Designer/Company: Adapted from photos in various
magazines. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Julie Stephens Quilt Name: Stone Family Quilt
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Quilt Description: I picked the pattern and colors with Kathy,
Elie, and Sarah Stone but Rick had the job of hanging the quilt. I
really liked the paper pieced log cabin diamonds and then had
great fun learning to quilt feathers. It looks like a stained glass
window on the Stone family's wall. The quilt pattern design is by
Dereck Lockwood.
Pattern Name: Starburst; Pattern Designer/Company: Dereck
Lockwood. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Cathy Skrypek Quilt Name: Quarter Century
Quilt Description: Twenty-five years ago, I casually mentioned
to a friend that I was going to make a tie quilt when I had collected
enough. A couple weeks later, as we were leaving Chicago to
move to the Atlanta area, I received a box weighing 64 pounds!
My friend had conveyed this information to her father who went to
his men's group asking them to clean out their closets. What a
friend! Last year she asked when she was going to receive her tie
quilt. I quickly found that box. This is one of four quilts.
Pattern Name: Log Cabin. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Lin Christiansen Quilt Name: Kaffe Squares
Quilt Description: Made from 10" squares of Kaffe Fasset
material sewn into half square triangles.
Pattern Name: Half Square triangles in a traditional layout. This
quilt was a historic pattern (Churn Dash, Nine Patch, etc)
Pamela Watson Quilt Name: Raindrops
Quilt Description: This quilt took 5 years to complete. Bought
pattern and part of fabric in 2009, rest of fabric in 2010, pieced in
2010 and 2011, quilted in 2012, and finally finsished binding in
2013. I tried to quilt ie similarly to Judy Neimeyer's original.
Pattern Name: Raindrops; Pattern Designer/Company: Judy
Niemeyer. This quilt was used exactly as designed by someone
else.
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Heather Mendez Quilt Name: Twelve Identical Snowflakes in a
Grid
Quilt Description: I worked on this quilt during the Christmas
season. Each snowflake is 69 pieces of fabric. I struggled with
this quilt pattern because it goes against all of my snowflake
beliefs, 12 identical snowflakes in a grid! Needless to say, I
managed to make this quilt my own. I love this quilt and I use it
almost everyday regardless of the season.
Pattern Name: Crazy Flakes; Pattern Designer/Company:
Buggy Barn. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Barbara DeBolt Quilt Name: "Cinder ~ ELLA"
Quilt Description: I made this quilt for my granddaughter ELLA. I
bought this as a kit and once together I hated the fabric and
pattern, so I changed it by adding fabric and changing the pattern.
It went from rags to riches. This quilt was an original design by
me.
Lisa Kaupp Quilt Name: Spot On
Quilt Description:
This quilt was made with the new
Cotton+Steel fabric. When looking for fabric to make this quilt, I
kept returning to the color and patterns of the Cotton+Steel. I
designed and long arm quilted with some of my original digital
quilting designs. This quilt was an original design by me.
Cheryl Rightsell Quilt Name: Remembering Grandma
Quilt Description: A 30s reproduction Feathered Star medallion.
Pattern Name:
Vintage Pattern Quilt Pattern; Pattern
Designer/Company: Marsha McCloskey's. This quilt was an
adaption by me.
Becky Windle Quilt Name: Double Wedding Ring
Quilt Description: Double Wedding Ring
Pattern
Name:
Double
Wedding
Ring;
Pattern
Designer/Company: Judy Neimeyer.
This quilt was used exactly as designed by someone else.
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June Campbell Quilt Name: Friday 5PM Joy
Quilt Description: Working for a joyless boss means that Friday
5PM is sheer joy! This small quilt is an original design to celebrate
the joy and support of a family during "dark" times - careers,
illness, or just plain living. 100% cotton. Machine quilted.
Pattern Name: Assorted traditional blocks. This quilt was a
historic pattern (Churn Dash, Nine Patch, etc).
Kristine Jones Quilt Name: Jack Dreaming of Stars
Quilt Description: Made for my then 4 year old son, Jack, who
wanted to sleep under the stars every night. We compromised and
he slept under this quilt. This quilt was an original design by me.
Jodi Buhay Quilt Name: Little Blue Squares
Quilt Description: Neutral Log Cabin pattern with blue linen in
the center of each block.
Pattern Name: Log Cabin
Pattern Designer/Company: na. This quilt was a historic pattern
(Churn Dash, Nine Patch, etc).
Laura Palgon Quilt Name: Sentence Strips
Quilt Description: I thought a strip quilt would be a fun and easy
way to make a second quilt from fabric I bought for a previous
project. While I was happy with the result, I felt it needed a little
something extra. The strips reminded me of sentence strips, so I
have chosen some of my father's words of wisdom and
embroidered them onto the strips. This will be a gift for him. This
quilt was an original design by me.
Kristine Jones Quilt Name: Jillian's Fairies
Quilt Description: My very first quilt made at my very first quilt
retreat in Lake Tahoe, California for my then 5 yr old daughter
who was in love with fairies.
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Pattern Name: Don't remember-made 13 years ago; Pattern
Designer/Company: Unknown. This quilt was an adaption by
me.
Jennifer Greer Quilt Name: My Favorite Things
Quilt Description: I made this quilt for my father for his 70th
birthday. He is a fan of sudoku and the other things found in this
quilt. I also wrote a poem about it to the tune of "My Favorite
Things" from The Sound of Music.
Pattern Name: Sudoku Quilt; Pattern Designer/Company: I
cannot find any reliable original source. I just looked at pictures
and did my own thing. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Rena Blain Quilt Name: In Full Bloom
Quilt Description: This quilt is a Karla Alexander design. In
2012 we had a class featuring her and I fell in love with the floral
design. I love using floral fabric because it is cheerful and spring
like.
Pattern Name: In Full Bloom; Pattern Designer/Company:
Karla Alexander. This quilt was used exactly as designed by
someone else.
Christie Fouts Quilt Name: Where Dragons Kaleide
Quilt Description: One Block Wonder technique used for quilt
along with hand appliqued dragons. This quilt was an original
design by me.
Cheryl Rightsell Quilt Name: What Was I Thinking
Quilt Description: Used 30s replication fabrics.
Pattern Name: Nearly Insane; Pattern Designer/Company:
Designer and book by Liz Lois. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Pamela Watson Quilt Name: Fractured Stars
Quilt Description: I designed a "crazy square" block and
intended to lay out the quilt with each block turned the same.
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When I played with the layout, I was surprised to find that stars
emerged as I changed the layout. It was totally unintended, but I
liked the results. This quilt was an original design by me.
Jean Detmer Quilt Name: Midnight Blue
Quilt Description: This quilt was made for my 26 year old son. I
collected the black and white material for several months trying to
stay away from flowers.
Pattern Name: Diamond Head; Pattern Designer/Company:
Daniela Stout at Cozy Quilt Designs. This quilt was used exactly
as designed by someone else.
Quilt Location: B Row: D Panel: 22 Number: 522
Becky Windle Quilt Name: Fall in New England
Quilt Description: Reminds me of Leaf Peeping season in New
England.
Pattern Designer/Company: Charlotte Angoti
Pamela Watson Quilt Name: Scrappy X
Quilt Description: This quilt provided a great way to use up
scraps of every color. Surrounding the squares with white really
makes them pop. This was the first quilt where I used a
decorative stitch to attach the binding rather than sewing by hand.
I really enjoyed applying the quilting designs on this one as well.
Pattern Name:
Checkboxes; Pattern Designer/Company:
Marianne Fons. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Martha Myers Quilt Name: Lake Placid
Quilt Description: This quilt is composed of blocks to highlight
individual squares created by each family member attending our
bi-annual family reunion, this year in Lake Placid, NY. There were
21 of us, ages 3 to 66. Some of them created small pieces of
artwork, I think. The overall design reminds me of our rides in the
gondolas to the top of White Face mountain. This quilt was an
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Pamela Watson Quilt Name: Patriotic Quilt
Quilt Description: I started this in 2011 and finally finished up
the quilting in 2013. The main body is free motion quilted to
resemble a breeze blowing through the abstract flags. The
borders have free hand quilt designs as well. This quilt was a
historic pattern (Churn Dash, Nine Patch, etc).
Lynn Bettinger Quilt Name: Lyndsey's Pickle Dish
Quilt Description: Inspired by Kaffe's pickle dish, I used bright
colors to represent my beautiful daughter Lyndsey. Machine
quilted by me. and my Juki.
Pattern Name: Pickle Dish Quil; Pattern Designer/Company:
Kaffe Fassett's Quilt Romance. This quilt was a historic pattern
(Churn Dash, Nine Patch, etc)
Patricia Hambrick Quilt Name: Seams Like September
Quilt Description: I began this quilt during the CES workshop
with quilter, Bonnie Hunter, using her quick piecing techniques.
After finishing it at home, the 'Mountain' blocks also reminded me
of leaves. The colors were reminiscent of that time of year where
the weather begins to subtly change from summer into fall.
Pattern Name: An adaptation of Scrappy Mountain Majesties;
Pattern Designer/Company: Bonnie Hunter. This quilt was an
adaption by me.
600-Large Pieced: 240″ perimeter or larger; single
Lisa Kaupp Quilt Name: Ray of Spring
Quilt Description: I loved the rays on this quilt and the visual
effect it creates.
Pattern Name: Rythms; Pattern Designer/Company: Valorie
Wells Designs. This quilt was used exactly as designed by
someone else.
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Debra Scarimbolo Quilt Name: Ellie's Quilt
Quilt Description: This quilt was made with much love for my
oldest granddaughter, Ellie. What looked like a pretty fun and easy
quilt, soon became a labor of love. In the end all is well and the
best part will be to see Ellie snuggled under her quilt.
Pattern Name: Spider Web; Pattern Designer/Company: Fons
and Porter Fun Quilts. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Barbara Means Quilt Name: Changed My Mind
Quilt Description: I cut 5" squares with the intention of using
them for another quilt. I made a few blocks but decided I didn't
care for it so 'changed my mind'.
Pattern
Name:
half
square
triangle;
Pattern
Designer/Company: block borders by Sharyn Craig. This quilt
was a historic pattern (Churn Dash, Nine Patch, etc)
Carol Boucher Quilt Name: Gracie's quilt
Quilt Description: This was a mystery quilt on Happy Quilting.
My daughter told me this went together so easily and after doing
198 flying geese, I no longer believed her!
Pattern Name: Star Surround; Pattern Designer/Company:
Melissa Corry. This quilt was used exactly as designed by
someone else.
Tina Arlint Quilt Name: Tegan's Quilt
Quilt Description: Pastel flowers in shades of rose, green,
yellow peach, cream and white.
Pattern Name: Charm; Pattern Designer/Company: Don't
know. This quilt was used exactly as designed by someone else.
Jessica Page Quilt Name: Reveille
Quilt Description: The fabric for this quilt, other than the
background, came from my stash. There are several pieces of
designer Judie Rothermel's first fabric line.
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Pattern Name: Reveille; Pattern Designer/Company: Miss
Rosie's Quilt Company, " Another Bite of Schnibbles". This quilt
was used exactly as designed by someone else.
Kathy Lawton Quilt Name: Broken Stars
Quilt Description: I loved this jelly roll of purple batiks. It was
pieced while visiting my daughter.
Pattern Name: Lone Starburst; Pattern Designer/Company:
Kimberly Einmo. This quilt was used exactly as designed by
someone else.
Jan Beauchamp Quilt Name: Bluebonnets
Quilt Description: Some of my favorite people are from Texas and bluebonnets say Texas to me.
Pattern Name:
Bluebonnets; Pattern Designer/Company:
Another Can of Worms by Debbie Caffrey. This quilt was used
exactly as designed by someone else.
Lin Christiansen Quilt Name: Petunia Quilt
Quilt Description: Petunia is main fabric with 80+ batiks strip
sets bordering each block. Made the 100 blocks at one guild
retreat and sewed the blocks together into a top at another quilt
retreat. An easy pattern so I could join in the fun.
Pattern Name: Lillian; Pattern Designer/Company: Villa Rosa
Design. This quilt was used exactly as designed by someone
else.
Diane Berdis Quilt Name: Trip Around My Garden
Quilt Description: Another UFO! A Bag Ladies kit from Tiny
Stitches circa 1998.
Pattern Name:
Trip Around The World; Pattern
Designer/Company: unknown. This quilt was an adaption by
me.
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Yolanda Poteet Quilt Name: Flowers in the Midnight Garden
Quilt Description: This quilt incorporates the floral colors into the
body of the quilt using nine patch blocks. It is my first attempt at
nine patch and using a fussy cut block.
Pattern Name: Vienna Nights; Pattern Designer/Company:
Moda. This quilt was used exactly as designed by someone else.
Sharon Bessom Quilt Name: Sloan's Puzzle
Quilt Description:
This quilt was made for my beautiful
granddaughter, Sloan, and describes her perfectly. This quilt was
an original design by me.
Barbara Means Quilt Name: Leftover Pieces
Quilt Description: This quilt has no story! It was made from
leftover pieces and fabric from my stash. This quilt was an
Dianne Fahring Quilt Name: Sparkle Plenty
Quilt Description: Large star of black polka dots hidden inside
many other polka dot fabrics.
Pattern Name: Sparkle Plenty; Pattern Designer/Company:
Loft Creations. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Betsy Malone Quilt Name: Turning Twenty
Quilt Description: This quilt was made for a special events
project at Tiny Stitches when they turned twenty years old.
Pattern Name: Turning Twenty; Pattern Designer/Company:
Tricia Cribbs published by Friend Folks. This quilt was used
Diane Berdis Quilt Name: Celtic Solstice
Quilt Description: This is a Bonnie Hunter 2013 Mystery Quilt,
Celtic Solstice. This quilt was made for my grandson Finn Hyde
Leahy and fits his name which is as Irish as you can get.
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Pattern Name: Celtic Solstice; Pattern Designer/Company:
Bonnie Hunter 2013 Mystery Quilt. This quilt was an adaption by
me.
Quilt Location: B Row: E Panel: 1 Number: 616
Suzanne Hall Quilt Name: Squares for Tech
Quilt Description: This was a practice quilt I made for my
daughter at Georgia Tech.
Pattern Name: Fresh Connections
Pattern Designer/Company: Jean Katherine Smith. This quilt
Kara Bovenizer Quilt Name: Stormy Weather
Quilt Description: With over 2600 pieces, this quilt top would
have never gotten finished without all the Stormy Weather last
summer. This quilt was made with love for my son Zane, and I
love that the quilting done is a series of fancy Z's.
Pattern Name: Idol Results; Pattern Designer/Company: Mark
Lipinski. This quilt was used exactly as designed by someone
else.
Diane Berdis Quilt Name: Step into Christmas
Quilt Description: This quilt kit was designed especially for a
group called "Bag Ladies" that met at Tiny Stitches Quilt Shop.
Pattern Name:
unknown; Pattern Designer/Company:
unknown. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Margaret Schick Quilt Name: Presents for Mom
Quilt Description: This quilt appeared on the cover of "Quilting
for Christmas, 2012". It is the traditional baby blocks pattern with a
twist.
Pattern Name: Stacked Presents; Pattern Designer/Company:
Patti Carey. This quilt was used exactly as designed by someone
else.
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Carol Bellamy Quilt Name: Laurel's Christmas Tree Lot
Quilt Description: The first time I saw the Tree Lot pattern, I fell
in love with it.
When I got the pattern home, I was looking
through my stash and found a Laurel Birch Christmas jelly roll I
had bought a couple of years earlier. It was a match made in
heaven. Border and backing fabric were found at Thread Bear and completed the lot perfectly. Merry Christmas!
Pattern Name: Tree Lot; Pattern Designer/Company: Daniela
Stout, Cozy Quilts Designs. This quilt was used exactly as
designed by someone else.
Kathy Lawton Quilt Name: Christmas Cactus
Quilt Description: After seeing this quilt displayed, I wanted to
make a version in Christmas colors.
Pattern Name: Cactus Wreath; Pattern Designer/Company:
Cozy Quilt Designs. This quilt was used exactly as designed by
someone else.
Suzanne Hall Quilt Name: Stars and Squares Forever!
Quilt Description: When my friends came to Atlanta for the 2014
Shop Hop they brought this kit all cut out. They had cut a kit for
each one of the five of us out of their scrap stashes.
Pattern Name:
McCall's Winter 2013/2014; Pattern
Designer/Company: Laura DeMarco and Van Slyke. This quilt
Dianne Fahring Quilt Name: Blue and White Pinwheels
Quilt Description: Blocks of blue and white pinwheels fill this
quilt pattern.
Pattern Name: Blue and White Pinwheels. This quilt was an
Vicki Evaristo Quilt Name: Long May She Wave
Quilt Description: This quilt was a kit from the Cherry Pit in
Sevierville, Tn. I love red, white and blue quilts and this was the
first that I had done any kind of applique on (seems I did the
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blanket stitch inside out). This was finished in 2006, but I failed to
enter it into any of our shows until now.
Pattern Name: American Heritage; Pattern Designer/Company:
Bits and Pieces. This quilt was used exactly as designed by
someone else.
Suzanne Hall Quilt Name: Glory for the Fourth
Quilt Description: My friend talked me into buying this kit. I
thought the quilt was growing in size with every block. My long
arm quilter, Cathy, called it the quilt that kept going.
Pattern Name:
Glory - Cozy Quilt Designs; Pattern
Designer/Company: Daniela Stout. This quilt was used exactly
Barbara DeBolt Quilt Name: "Whodunit"
Quilt Description: CES Tuesday night Bee's, 2014 Mystery
Quilt. <br/>This was my first mystery quilt and the first time I used
batiks.
Pattern
Name:
Road
to
Brownwood;
Pattern
Designer/Company: Judy Laquidara.
Kathy Lawton Quilt Name: Golden Harvest
Quilt Description: This quilt was a great challenge.
Pattern Name: Fall Harves; Pattern Designer/Company: Cozy
Quilt Designs. This quilt was used exactly as designed by
someone else.
Barbara Means Quilt Name: Tuesday Mystery
Quilt Description: The Tuesday Evening Bee Group decided to
do a Mystery Quilt this year. This is the first ever Mystery Quilt I
have done.
Pattern
Name:
Road
to
Brownwood;
Pattern
Designer/Company: Patchwork Times. This quilt was used
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Kathy Lawton Quilt Name: With a Little Help From My Friends
Quilt Description: I was very fortunate that my friends cut this
quilt out for me.
Pattern Name:
McCall's Winter 2013/2014; Pattern
Designer/Company: Laura DeMarco and Van Slyke. This quilt
Kathy Lawton Quilt Name: Pumpkin Harvest
Quilt Description: As soon as I saw this quilt I wanted to make it.
The pattern is just stunning.
Pattern
Name:
Harvest-P&B
Textiles;
Pattern
Designer/Company: Nancy Mahoney.
Kathy Lawton Quilt Name: Rosey Mountains
Quilt Description: Learned to do this technique at a guild
workshop.
Pattern Name: Delectable Mountains
This quilt was a historic pattern (Churn Dash, Nine Patch, etc).
Jessica Page Quilt Name: Will's Quilt
Quilt Description: Looked for an easy pattern that would also be
masculine. This quilt will soon reside with my son in the Air Force.
Pattern Name:
The Jelly Maker's Cabin; Pattern
Designer/Company: Divine Inspiration. This quilt was used
Vicki Evaristo Quilt Name: Tuesday Evening Bee Mystery Quilt
Quilt Description: This quilt was from our Tuesday Evening Bee.
We had no idea what the pattern was going to be, we just were
told to buy the fabrics.
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Lisa Kaupp Quilt Name: Alaskan Memory
Quilt Description: The pattern for this quilt was purchase in
Sitka, Alaska and picked by my son. I made this for him to remind
him of the beauty and culture of Alaska.
Pattern Name: Alaska Medallion; Pattern Designer/Company:
Ellen Ferguson. This quilt was used exactly as designed by
someone else.
Tina Arint Quilt Name: Trip Around The World
Quilt Description: Shades of aqua,teal and red.
Pattern Name:
Trip Around the World; Pattern
Designer/Company: Quick Trip Quilt.by Eleanor Burns. This
quilt was used exactly as designed by someone else.
Teresa Utz Quilt Name: Zoe's Quilt
Quilt Description:
This quilt was designed for my
granddaughter. Her mother wanted a quilt that would last her until
she was 40 years old. I think this one will do the trick.
Pattern Name: Pineapple; Pattern Designer/Company: Jean
Ann White. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Suzanne Hall Quilt Name: Destination - Just Got Bored
Quilt Description: My husband purchased a boat from Marine
MAx to go on their boat trips. We have gone to some fabulous
destinations with wonderful people. This quilt contains a t-shirt
from every port we visited. This quilt was an original design by
me.
Quilt Location: B Row: F Panel: 22 Number: 638
Vicki Evaristo Quilt Name: Civil War Chronicles
Quilt Description: This was a block of the month from Thread
Bear. When it was started there was no mention of the finished
size, so as I was working on it the dimensions were a real
surprise! It was challenging to do this with all of the directional
fabrics.
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Pattern
Name:
Civil
War
Chronicles;
Pattern
Designer/Company: Homestead Hearth. This quilt was used
Suzanne Hall Quilt Name: Taylor's College Golf Career
Quilt Description: My son was captain of the golf team at
Georgetown University. His team won a Big East Conference
Title in 2010. Every golf course he played while on the team is
embroidered in white. Pay attention to the golf themed quilting
that was selected by Cathy Skyrpek - it is perfect!
Pattern Name: T-shirt Quilt. This quilt was an original design by
me.
Diane Berdis Quilt Name: Thanks for Alaska
Quilt Description: We saw this quilt in a quilt shop in Skagway,
Alaska on a recent trip. This is a kit purchased at that shop called
"Quilt Alaska." My husband fell in love with it.
Pattern Name: Quilt Alaska; Pattern Designer/Company: Quilt
Alaska Quilt Shop. This quilt was an adaption by me.
700-Small Pieced: less than 240″ perimeter; single
Elizabeth Ashmore Quilt Name: Zen Forest
Quilt Description: I was intrigued by this design and chose fabric
to go in my sister-in-law's newly remodeled room. I quilted it as a
practice piece using patterns that I had not used before (and some
I may never use again).
Pattern Name: Cross it; Pattern Designer/Company: Zen Chic,
Brigitte Heitland. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Millie Burgos-Vega Quilt Name: Spring is in the Air!
Quilt Description: I decided one day that I should be able to see
something nice inside the front door and started making small
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door hangings. This one hangs during spring. and sometimes into
summer.
Pattern Name: Summer Welcome Banner. This quilt was used
Marie Wood Quilt Name: Sekon Lodge Bear Cub
Quilt Description: This center bear cub was paper pieced in the
summer of 2013. Included in the first border is an original
embroidered pillow case from Sekon Lodge in the Adirondack
Mountains, NY, a place where my family vacations for the last 50
years!
Pattern Name: Bear Cub; Pattern Designer/Company: Janet
Bailey. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Carol Koslowsky Quilt Name: Mighty Mouse at the Controls
Quilt Description: This was a pattern from a 1997 Quick and
Easy Quilting Magazine. I thought it made a great and easy
charity quilt by giving simple quilt squares a interesting center
focus.
Pattern Name: Mouse to Tower; Pattern Designer/Company:
Quick and Easy Quilting Magazine, Vol 19 Page 19 (1997). This
quilt was used exactly as designed by someone else.
Christie Fouts Quilt Name: Quilting Cat'astrophe
Quilt Description: I based this quilt on a pattern I saw online. I
didn't care for the original cat, which looked menacing, so I
created a sweet, fat cat that looks startled by the damage its
caused.
Pattern Name: Catastrophe; Pattern Designer/Company: Jan
McCorsion. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Millie Burgos-Vega Quilt Name: Christmas Snowman
Quilt Description: This is a panel I purchased and decided to
machine quilt by outlining the figures. No, it was not free motion
quilting (too afraid to try it).
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Pattern Name: Christmas Snowman. This quilt was used exactly
Maxine Moore Quilt Name: Optical Illusion
Quilt Description: This quilt was my entry in a black and white
challenge for The Spirited Quilters Spring Challenge. It won Guild
Favorite and Most Original.
Elizabeth Ashmore Quilt Name: and Red
Quilt Description: This was a challenge quilt. The challenge was
to use black, white, and one other color. I stretched the
boundaries by using many different shades of red.
Martha Myers Quilt Name: Around the Block
Quilt Description: A very simple, very traditional quilt with its
checker-board design. There are times in life when I am drawn to
simplicity and basic designs. This small quilt comes from one of
those times. It was easy and came right out of my stash - in fact, it
came from a strip exchange we had at CES a few years ago.
Pattern Name: Sort of a trip around the world style. This quilt
was a historic pattern (Churn Dash, Nine Patch, etc).
Elizabeth Ashmore Quilt Name: Pieces of Paradise
Quilt Description: This is a One Block Wonder quilt, using the
process documented by Maxine Rosenthal in her book. A piece of
the original fabric (called Paradise) is on the back.
Pattern Designer/Company: One Block Wonders by Maxine
Rosenthal. This quilt was an original design by me.
Peggy Titus-Hall Quilt Name: Cameras Galore
Quilt Description: Simple block quilt showing vintage cameras.
First quilt, designed and machine quilted by a new quilter.
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Pattern Name: Simple block. This quilt was an original design by
me.
Pamela Watson Quilt Name: Golden Angles
Quilt Description: A Ziploc bag full of gold and white-on-white
prints was donated to our guild. I could not resist the challenge of
making something from it. I chose a technique to piece them that
is more modern. Then I quilted it using a very fluid and circular
design to soften the angles. This quilt was an original design by
me.
Pamela Watson Quilt Name: Storm at Sea Medallion
Quilt Description: Someone left a ziploc back full of scraps of
black and white prints at a guild meeting on the swap table. I tried
to ignore it, but the challenge of making something out of that bag
of scraps was too must to resist. If you turn your head at a 45
degee angle, you will see that this is the traditional Storm at Sea
pattern. Rotating it gives is a totally different look.
Pattern Name: Storm at Sea with a Modern Twist. This quilt was
an adaption by me.
Pamela Watson Quilt Name: Happy Easter!
Quilt Description: The Easter panels in this were irresistible. I
made some scrappy squares from pastels in my stash to complete
the quilt. Then used a pastel stiped fabric that had been with me
for several years looking for the perfect home. Can't you just see
little children in their Easter outfits having a picnic on this? This
Jean Detmer Quilt Name: Sunrise
Quilt Description: This wall quilt was a fun technique using
beautiful hand dyed fabric along with complementary gradation
fabric.
Pattern Name: High Tech Tucks; Pattern Designer/Company:
Caryl Bryer Fallert. This quilt was used exactly as designed by
someone else.
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Kara Bovenizer Quilt Name: Because I'm Happy
Quilt Description: Because I'm Happy is named after the
Pharrell Williams song "Happy" that was popular while I was
making this mini quilt. I chose the colors because they are so
bright and cheerful. I chose the design because I really wanted to
try a mini quilt. I had so much fun with this pattern that I've made
3 of these minis! This makes me Happy!
Pattern Name: Puddle Jumping; Pattern Designer/Company:
Thimble Blossoms. This quilt was used exactly as designed by
someone else.
Diane Berdis Quilt Name: Reflect on That Note
Quilt Description: This quilt uses the Convergence technique by
Ricky Tims illustrated in his book "Convergence."
Pattern Name:
Convergence; Pattern Designer/Company:
Ricky Tims. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Diane Berdis Quilt Name: East is East
Quilt Description: This hexagon shaped table topper is a paper
piecing project taught in a class taught by Gail Garber.
Pattern Designer/Company: Gail Garber. This quilt was an
adaption by me.
Sharon Bessom Quilt Name: Scrumptious Star Stitchery
Quilt Description: This wall hanging was made from a kit in a
Gail Garder workshop. I am putting it in the show to prove that
sometimes I actually do finish a workshop project!!!
Pattern Name:
Scrumptious Star Stitchery; Pattern
Designer/Company: Gail Garbor. This quilt was used exactly as
Christie Fouts Quilt Name: Adelina's Dancing Dragonflies
Quilt Description: This quilt was done using a fun technique
called dimensional curved piecing.
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Pattern Name:
Dance of the Dragonflies; Pattern
Designer/Company: Annette Omelas. This quilt was used
Julie Stephens Quilt Name: Celestial Octagon
Quilt Description: I started this quilt in a workshop with Gail
Garber using fabrics and colors very different from her quilts. The
quilt top is paper pieced in sections and then the sections pieced
together into one large octagon. It was a fun quilt to make and
and a great opportunity to learn more about paper piecing. I
completed the quilting on my Bernina home machine.
Pattern Name:
Tutti Frutti; Pattern Designer/Company:
Designed by Gail Garber for Bernina of America. This quilt was
used exactly as designed by someone else.
Pamela Watson Quilt Name: Hearts by the Sea
Quilt Description: I learned the technique for this quilt from a
class taught by Karla Alexander. I love the turquoise and orange
together. It was the perfect canvas for learning to quilt a design
with feathers surrounding hearts in the larger squares.
Pattern Name: The Square Within; Pattern Designer/Company:
Karla Alexander. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Peggy Titus-Hall Quilt Name: Batik Rainbow
Quilt Description: Rail fence design, using rainbow batik fabric
colors.
Pattern Name: Rail Fence; Pattern Designer/Company: Alex
Anderson/Maxine Moore. This quilt was a historic pattern (Churn
Dash, Nine Patch, etc).
Katherine W. Davis Quilt Name: Aesthetics of a Modern Quilt
Quilt Description: A quilt designed at a Arrowmont class on the
aesthetics of modern quilts. Overdyed fabric, original design.
Pattern Name: Paper pieced stars by Carol York. This quilt was
an adaption by me.
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Elleda Rule Quilt Name: Really Scrappy Again
Quilt Description: This was a Bonnie Hunter Worshop with CES.
Pattern Name: Scrappy Strip Quilting. This quilt was an adaption
by me.
Jennifer Greer Quilt Name: Surround Sound
Quilt Description: This was made as part of the Star Surround
Quilt-Along
at
the
Happy
Quilting
Blog
(www.happyquiltingmelissa.com). I fell in love with the design and,
after piecing it, decided that all of the white space would be a
good place to practice free motion quilting. The black and white
fabric was left over from my nephew's baby quilt, which I chose
because it reminded me of sound waves; hence, the name
"Surround Sound."
Pattern Name: Star Surround; Pattern Designer/Company:
Melissa Corry of Happy Quilting (www.happyquiltingmelissa.com).
Shelly Jones Quilt Name: Christmas Wonder
Quilt Description: One Block Wonder
Pattern Name: One Block Wonder. This quilt was used exactly
Jennifer Greer Quilt Name: Christmas Star Table Topper
Quilt Description: I bought this pattern and fabric for it many
years ago at a guild meeting (I think) and tucked it away. Last
summer, while looking for a good retreat project, I pulled it out and
vowed to finish it by Christmas. I had fun experimenting with
feathers and other free motion quilting on it, and did finish it in
time for my holiday decorating.
Pattern Name:
LoneStar Tree Skirt #109; Pattern
Designer/Company: Helen C. Thorn, Pine Tree Lodge Designs.
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Elleda Rule Quilt Name: Confetti Squares
Quilt Description: This quilt is a result of a workshop on how to
use a square in a square ruler. This quilt was an original design
by me.
Rena Blain Quilt Name: Tradewinds
Quilt Description: This quilt was inspired on receiving a jelly roll
and I was clueless on what to do with one. I researched the net
and found this Tradewinds pattern and thought it would be perfect.
Pattern Name: Tradewinds; Pattern Designer/Company: Cozy
Quilt Designs. This quilt was used exactly as designed by
someone else.
Diane Berdis Quilt Name: Four of Hearts
Quilt Description: Another UFO finished. You guessed it. A Bag
Lady project from Tiny Stitches. Wasn't sure how it was put
together so I made a table topper with 4 matching placemats.
Pattern Name: Four of Hearts; Pattern Designer/Company:
Four Corners Designs. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Millie Burgos-Vega Quilt Name: Think Pink!
Quilt Description: I first saw this quilt in the October 2008,
"American Patchwork & Quilting" magazine and liked it very much.
A kit was offered and when I ordered it, they were out of kits.
Soon after, I was at Tiny Stiches and there it was, the last kit! I
immediately picked it up and paid for it! Afterwards, I kept on
shopping.
Pattern Name: Think Pink! ; Pattern Designer/Company: Me &
My Sister Designs. This quilt was used exactly as designed by
someone else.
800-Small Pieced: less than 240″ perimeter; single
person; professionally quilted
*no ribbon for professional quilter*
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Kathy Lawton Quilt Name: Bicycle Built for Two - One
Quilt Description: I saw this pattern in the book- "Another Can of
Worms" and thought it would be fun to make.
Pattern Name:
Black and White Stars; Pattern
Designer/Company: Debbie Caffre. This quilt was used exactly
Kathy Lawton Quilt Name: Bicycle Built for Two - Two
Quilt Description: Loved this pattern!
Pattern Name:
Black and White Stars; Pattern
Designer/Company: Debbie Caffrey. This quilt was used exactly
Margaret Schick Quilt Name: Shaded Hunter's Star
Quilt Description: I took the traditional Hunter's Star pattern and
adapted it by shading the traditional two colors. This quilt was a
historic pattern (Churn Dash, Nine Patch, etc)
Jessica Beauchamp Quilt Name: Tropical Day
Quilt Description: My first ever quilt! I love the colors.
Pattern Name: Simply Squared; Pattern Designer/Company:
Strip Happy. Quilting on a Roll by Donna Kinsey. This quilt was
used exactly as designed by someone else.
Jan Beauchamp Quilt Name: Earth Star
Quilt Description: I saw this quilt pattern and loved it. When I
bought the fabric and laid it out, it reminded me of the earth with
its sky, land, and water - hence the name, Earth Star.
Pattern Name: Bali Star; Pattern Designer/Company: Debbie
Maddy, Calico Carriage. This quilt was used exactly as designed
by someone else.
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Kathy Baringhaus Quilt Name: It's All About Me
Quilt Description: This quilt includes my old t-shirts representing
some of my favorite places and people. This quilt was an original
design by me.
Jessica Beauchamp Quilt Name: Cubes Cubed
Quilt Description: I had a jellyroll with these funky colors and
thought this pattern would be a great way to showcase them.
Pattern Name:
Sunshine Makes Me Happy; Pattern
Designer/Company: Strip Happy. Quilting on a Roll by Donna
Kinsey. This quilt was used exactly as designed by someone
else.
Kathy Lawton Quilt Name: Fall Pumpkins
Quilt Description: Fun Project!
Pattern
Name:
Suzanne's
Art
House;
Pattern
Designer/Company: Suzanne. This quilt was used exactly as
Sharon Bessom Quilt Name: Christmas Stars Queen
Quilt Description: This is my version of Karla Alexander's
Summer Solstice. After taking her workshop I started playing with
my blocks and I much prefer my more organized layout.
Pattern Name: Summer Solstice; Pattern Designer/Company:
Barbara DeBolt Quilt Name: "Dawned on Me"
Quilt Description: This quilt was purchased as a kit but I
changed both the fabric and pattern. I also, for the first time used
my 'extra' fabric to design a pattern for the back of the quilt. This
Bettie Coldron Quilt Name: Beginning Again
Quilt Description: In February of 2012 Cathy Skrypek taught a
class she called "Refreshing Basic Quilting Techniques". The
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class was held in the Thread Bear workroom.
Cathy was
extremely organized and an excellent teacher. This quilt was an
adaption by me.
900-Hand Quilted: Appliqué or Pieced; single person;
any size
Jennifer Yacola Quilt Name: Stars and Stripes on the Square
Quilt Description: Most Carpenter Square quilts are one color
stripes. When you use two color stripes and adjust the nine
squares, the stripes appear to interlock with a over and under
pattern. All the stripes are sewn on the bias. There are exactly 50
hand appliquéd stars in the border. This quilt was created to
symbolize the core values and unity of our diversified nation.
Pattern Name: Carpenter Square. This quilt was an original
design by me.
Quilt Location: C Row: G Panel: 1 Number: 901
June Campbell Quilt Name: Amish Midnight
Quilt Description: This traditional Amish Star-in-a-Diamond is a
study in hand quilting against dark contrasted colors. All cotton.
Hand quilted.
Pattern Name: Star-in-a-Diamond. This quilt was a historic
pattern (Churn Dash, Nine Patch, etc).
June Campbell Quilt Name: Amish Revival
Quilt Description: Traditional Amish colors and fabrics with a
twist on color waved. Hand quilted. This quilt is an original design
by me. Pattern Name: Twisted Movement.
Rena Blain Quilt Name: Galaxy
Quilt Description: This quilt started as trying out English Paper
Piecing. I used triangles to make the star and when it turned out
looking good, I decided to applique it onto galaxy fabric. This quilt
was an original design by me.
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June Ristow Quilt Name: Northwoods Sampler Quilt
Quilt Description: My husband loves moose, so I just had to
purchase the print fabric used in this quilt. Since I'm new to
quilting, I decided to make a sampler quilt putting the blocks on
point and using the print in the resulting triangles. I'll use the print
for the bed ruffle too! Of course I had to use a bear claw square.
Can you find the original one I call 'Moose Tracks'? This quilt was
Vicki Evaristo Quilt Name: Grammies Garden
Quilt Description: I started this quilt in 2001, and finally finished
it this year. I would keep puting it away to work on something else
(there have been many "something else's"). It has 74 different
fabrics in it. My favorite part of this was putting on the binding by
using hexies on the back to finish edge.
Pattern Name: Gransmothers Flower Garden. This quilt was a
historic pattern (Churn Dash, Nine Patch, etc)
Susan Waterman Quilt Name: My First Quilt
Quilt Description: My friend talked me into going to a sampler
quilt class. She did not register in time, so I went by myself. I feel
out of love with the color combination, so set it aside for 17 years.
I got involved with fundraiser quilts and with encouragement from
that committee, pulled it out and finished it. Now I love the quilt.
Barbara DeBolt Quilt Name: "Once is Enough"
Quilt Description: This was my first (and last) quilt that I pieced
and quilted by hand.
Pattern Name: Nine Patch. This quilt was a historic pattern
Susan Waterman Quilt Name: Go Red Sox
Quilt Description: I needed to make a banner for my son's
baseball team. I decided if I was going to take the time I would
make a quilt. It would last longer and keep me warm on the cold
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nights. It did not win the banner contest because they thought it
had been professionally made. The joke is on them-I'm far from
professional.
Pattern Name: My field; Pattern Designer/Company: Susan
Waterman. This quilt was an original design by me.
1000-Mixed Technique: any quilt that does not obviously
fit into another category; example: crazy, painted,
embroidered, photo quilt, whole cloth
Elleda Rule Quilt Name: Purple Pizzaz Ribbons
Quilt Description: This was a crayon challenge with the Spirited
Quilters of Duluth. The color of the crayon was Purple Passion.
Jennifer Greer Quilt Name: He is Risen
Quilt Description: This quilt was inspired by the online free
motion quilting tutorials by Leah Day. I came up with the sketch for
this quilt while practicing some of her designs, and made a
postcard-sized practice version before making this miniature
Easter quilt.
Vicki Evaristo Quilt Name: Trailing Blooms in My Garden
Quilt Description: This is a miniature quilt that just tugged at my
heart when I saw the pattern. It was much fun to make and taught
me a lot about very small pieces. I loved making all of the YoYo's.
Pattern Name: Blooming Trails; Pattern Designer/Company:
Chickadee Hollow Designs. This quilt was used exactly as
Judy Ree Quilt Name: Water Lilies
Quilt Description: For this quilt I developed a technique that
melted the fabric away using a wood burning tool. Then I layered
the fabric together and quilted the pieces. I inserted hand
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designed fish made out of polymer clay. Those pieces are then
quilted to the background fabrics.
Pattern Designer/Company: Judy Ree. This quilt was an
Gloria Kern Quilt Name: Heavenly Hibiscus
Quilt Description: This is the first quilt I made completely by
myself. I had a lot of fun making it.
Pattern Name: Anita Goodesign Mix and Match Quilting Blocks;
Pattern Designer/Company: Anita Goodesign Mix and Match
Quilting Blocks. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Jan Gezon Quilt Name: Violets Are Red
Quilt Description: Crayon Challenge Quilt - Violet Red Violets
are "red" Roses are "blue My Crazy Valentine From Me to you.
Renee Polak Quilt Name: Get Out of My Stash
Quilt Description: Dragon Fan with thread work on top of a
woven fabric circle. This quilt was an original design by me.
Suzanne Hall Quilt Name: My Chick Went to TECH!
Quilt Description: This quilt was made for my daughter who is a
student at Georgia Tech.
Pattern Name: Chubby Chicks; Pattern Designer/Company:
Teri Christopherson, Black Mountain Quilts. This quilt was used
Kathleen Schmidt Quilt Name: Peace and Joy
Quilt Description: This Christmas quilt was made from a pattern
by Pat Wys and BJ Laird called, " Comfort and Joy. " I added
some of my own machine applique blocks and I substitued
Christmas fabrics instead of some pieced blocks. I also changed
the borders. I got a big hug from Pat Wys when I showed it to her
!
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Pattern Name: Comfort and Joy; Pattern Designer/Company:
Pat Wys and BJ Laird, Silver Thimble Quilt Co. This quilt was an
adaption by me.
Nancy Sohl Quilt Name: Fur and Feathers
Quilt Description: The Birds came from Robbin Dorrier's class at
"Quilting in Toccoa" 2013. The Cats were from the same "Buggy
Barn" book. The quilt was machine pieced with some machine
quilting. Then it was hand quilted using pearl cotton and
intentionally big stitches.
Pattern Name: Undeniably Crazy; Pattern Designer/Company:
Buggy Barn. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Sandra Ryan Quilt Name: Turkey Time
Quilt Description:
Small wall hanging: pieced, appliquéd,
painted. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Carol Bellamy Quilt Name: Just Ducky
Quilt Description: This ducky quilt is destined for my newest
grandson, John. It started its life as a pattern from Little Quilts
that sat in my pattern drawer for years waiting for a boy. It makes
me smile when I work on it and it should fit well in his sailboatthemed room.
Pattern Name: Smooth Sailing; Pattern Designer/Company:
Quilt Soup. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Katherine W. Davis Quilt Name: Traffic Patterns Shanghai
Traffic Circle
Quilt Description: This is made from 3 finished quilts that were
cut up and sewn together. It was made as part of The Portfolio
class, the last class in the B.F.A. studio art program in textiles at
Georgia State University. This quilt was an original design by
me.
Quilt Location: C Row: H Panel: 11 Number: 1013
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Katherine W. Davis Quilt Name: Last Semester Polyester
Quilt Description: This is a polyester quilt that was hand dyed.
Christie Fouts Quilt Name: Harvest Dance Geisha
Quilt Description: Created by using a Japanese technique called
Oshie. Hand appliqued and hand embroidered.
Pattern Name: No pattern; started with an outline of geisha on a
panel; Pattern Designer/Company: Lonni Rossi. This quilt was
an adaption by me.
Martha Myers Quilt Name: Octopus's Garden
Quilt Description: This small quilt began with random reverse
applique that looked organic and oceanic. I embellished it with
some sashiko, and embroidery (mostly French knots). And it
reminds me of Ringo Starr. This quilt was an original design by
me.
Elleda Rule Quilt Name: Cherry Blossom Geisha
Quilt Description: The background is a Ricky Tims convergence
quilt. The Geisha is a technique called oshie, which I adapted
from the Japanese oshie technique. Oshie is an ancient art form
similar to quilting but in dimensional form.
Pattern Designer/Company:
background is Ricky Timms
Convergence. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Bill Roberts Quilt Name: Ugly Ass Quilt
Quilt Description: A guild leader admonished my fellow quilters,
bemoaning their lack of participation in quilting shows. A gal
mentioned that some folks only have "beginner quilts" whereby I
loudly quipped, "I'll make an ugly ass quilt and put it in the show
so you won't have to feel bad!" I built plenty of errors into the
design! Just check out those perfect points and the razor straight
edges! Too bad I ran out of the border fabric and had to
improvise... Enjoy. This quilt was an original design by me.
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Carol Koslowsky Quilt Name: 4th of July Celebration
Quilt Description: I love playful quilts that I can look at and that
make me smile! I made this for my granddaughter.
Pattern Name: Patriot's Corner; Pattern Designer/Company:
Marcia Layton. This quilt was used exactly as designed by
someone else.
Millie Burgos-Vega Quilt Name: The Witch is In!
Quilt Description: I bought this panel in 2007 and it had some
small panels that I made into small quilts and gave them to my coworkers. The large panel hangs inside my door from October 1st
until November 1st.
Pattern Name: The Witch is In. This quilt was used exactly as
Ben Hollingworth Quilt Name: Nine Men Out
Quilt Description: The background is a play on a nine patch
which forms a baseball diamond when set on point. There are
nine blocks placed on a field of green with a base path for a
border. My grandson, Owen, is appliqued over the field using rawedge fusible applique. My quilting has baseball bats along the
smaller base paths. This quilt was an original design by me.
Judy Ree Quilt Name: Swirled Glass Mistakes
Quilt Description: This is a new technique I developed using
layers of fabric and stained glass. There are 37 layers of fabric in
the quilt. I layered the fabric with glass in between then quilted it.
Then I cut thru the layers of fabric to reveal the colored fabric or
glass.
Pattern Designer/Company: Judy Ree. This quilt was an
Diane Berdis Quilt Name: Whale of a Tail
Quilt Description: The beaded whale tail mini quilt kit was
purchased on our trip to Alaska last fall at the Quilt Alaska quilt
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shop. The whale is a fused applique embellished with beads to
show water drops as the tail lifts out of the water.
Pattern Name:
Beaded Whale Tail Mni Quilt; Pattern
Designer/Company: Quilt Alaska Quilt Shop, Skagaway, Alaska.
Katherine W. Davis Quilt Name: Day at the Beach
Quilt Description: This quilt is made of polyester. It was hand
dyed using the heat transfer method. It was part of my Senior
Portfolio at Georgia State University Textile Art Program. This
Aniela Jablonski Quilt Name: Spring Bunnies
Quilt Description: This quilt was machine quilted on a domestic
sewing machine with no stitch regulator used. It was made as a
sort of memorial to the lop ear rabbit I once owned.
Pattern Designer/Company: Bunnies & More by Darcy Ashton.
1100-Group Quilt: created by a pair or group of people,
any size; Includes block trades
June Campbell Quilt Name: Victorian Fan Club
Quilt Description: Four "South Side" quilting friends finished
these blocks in 2002. Twelve years later the hand quilting was
finished by June. This is a great memory quilt as two of my "SS"
quilting friends have passed on.
Pattern Name: Grandmother's Fan. This quilt was a historic
The following people collaborated on this quilt:
June
Campbell, Edi Wilbur, Lorleen Pickens and Maryallen Happy.
Margaret Osmulski Quilt Name: Bodacious Butterflies
Quilt Description: This embroidered butterfly quilt was made by
Margaret and her granddaughter, Gloria, for Gloria's mother.
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Pattern Name: Anita Goodesign Mix and Match Quilting Blocks;
Pattern Designer/Company: Anita Goodesign Mix and Match
Quilting Blocks. This quilt was an adaption by me.
The following people collaborated on this quilt: Margaret
Osmulski and Gloria Kern
Bella Bamert Quilt Name: Remembering Walter
Quilt Description: My Bee Group The Ladies of the Evening,
Quilting Divas, presented this quilt to me. The beautiful quilt was
made to honor the life of my beloved husband Walter, who passed
in October 2011. This quilt will always be a reminder to me of how
blessed I am to have such wonderful supportive women in my life.
Pattern Name: Sample Quilt. An adaption by the ladies. This
quilt was a historic pattern (Churn Dash, Nine Patch, etc).
The following people collaborated on this quilt: Cathy Jenks,
Pat Caffery, Jan Goodrich, Pam Potter, Carol York, Ann
Stephens, Sue Eisen, Nada Torrey, Marilyn King and quilted by
Bella Bamert
Marie Wood Quilt Name: Warming My Paws
Quilt Description: Center block of this 2012 round robin quilt
was appliquéd by Marie Wood, designed by Connie Spurlock.
Borders were made by Barbara Rotondi, Nancy French and Gerry
Largay, outer two borders were designed by Sharyn Craig.
Quilting was done by Marie Wood, Johns Creek, GA.
Pattern Name: Warming My Paws. This quilt was an adaption by
me.
The following people collaborated on this quilt: Marie Wood,
Barbara Rotondi, Nancy French and Gerry Largay.
Quilt Location: V Row: H Panel: 3 Number: 1104
Heather Mendez Quilt Name: Piece in 2012
Quilt Description: This quilt was completed January of 2012 with
my 5 year old daughter, Rayne. She wanted a peace sign so I
designed this for her. This is the first quilt she helped me with.
She did all the cupcake stripes herself! This quilt was also
featured in the Pfaff Most Creative Sewer Contest in December
2012. This quilt was an original design by me.
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The following people collaborated on this quilt:
Mendez and Rayne Mendez
Heather
Susan Waterman Quilt Name: Wedding Quilt
Quilt Description: We found out we had to move during the
construction of this wedding quilt, for my daughter and son-in-law.
My buddies took over and finished it for me. The log cabin pattern
designed to make hearts. I think this is the best quilt I've ever
worked on.
Pattern Name: Blended Hearts. This quilt was an original design
by me.
The following people collaborated on this quilt: Jeannie
Eitelgeorge, Jennifer Champion, Kim Veach, Rita, Helen, Jesseca,
Clarice, Denise, Eileen and Trudy.
Quilt Location: C Row: H Panel: 2
Number: 1106
2000-Treasured Quilts Non-Ribbon Categories (guild
members only/display only)
Cindy Overton Quilt Name: ...and Two Becomes Five
Quilt Description:
When my brother recently married a
wonderful woman, it was a challenge to think of the perfect gift.
His bride, Ann, had 2 girls and he had one daughter....hence the
title, "...and Two Becomes Five", for their new family. The fabric
with their names, was designed by my husband and sent to
Spoonflower.com, a maker of custom fabric. This was the
finishing touch for a personalized wedding gift!
Pattern Name: A Variation of Disappearing Nine Patch. This
quilt was an adaption by me.
Quilt Location: C Row: H Panel: 1 Number: 2001 Name of
Quilter: Maxine Moore
Susan Waterman Quilt Name: Out of Africa
Quilt Description: I was a grateful recipient of a quilters purge.
All the paper pieced animals were in the stash. My middle school
son was working on International Fair projects. He took the pieces
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(all from the stash) and designed the quilt to represent his country,
Kenya, Africa. This quilt was an original design by me.
Ben Hollingsworth Quilt Name: Bi-Centennial Log Cabin
Quilt Description: As a gift to me, my mother, Christine Wallace
Hollingsworth, made this quilt in 1976. At the time this was my
favorite quilt pattern. She used colors commemorating the
celebration of the Bi-Centennial. This quilt was a historic pattern
Quilt Location: C Row: I Panel: 1 Number: 2003
Ben Hollingsworth Quilt Name: Their Legacy is My Quilting
Quilt Description: This quilt is a tribute to my mother and her
sisters in my family that I was surrounded by for most of my life. It
is not unusual that becoming a quilter is a direct result of their
influence. When we gathered for a holiday celebration, we would
always have some craft project to show. Many times it was a quilt.
That environment, of trying something new without fear of failure,
was the greatest lesson I could learn to nurture my creative
growth. I can say that I quilt because of their example. This quilt
Ben Hollingsworth Quilt Name: Cross-Stitch Kit Quilt by Aunt
Dallas
Quilt Description: My Aunt Dallas was an award winning
stitchery artist. For many years she won blue ribbons for her
embroidery, etc. at the State Fair in Mississippi. She made this
quilt from a kit where the design was printed on the fabric. I
believe that Aunt Dallas, my mother and her other sister, Aunt
Pauline, did the quilting by hand on a frame I built for them. This
quilt was a historic pattern (Churn Dash, Nine Patch, etc)
Bettie Coldron Quilt Name: Rhapsody in Blue
Quilt Description: This quilt was a Christmas 2012 gift from
Cathy Skrypek. Cathy and I are members of the Bee Babes bee
group. We drew names in August for our annual Christmas party.
I hit the jackpot in 2012!!
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Pattern Name: HIP CHIK; Pattern Designer/Company: HIP
CHIK. This quilt was used exactly as designed by someone else.
Barbara DeBolt Quilt Name: Thursday Evenings
Quilt Description: In 2012 I took a refresher class on Thursday
evenings to eliminate some of my bad habits'. This quilt was an
Quilt Location: C Row: I Panel: 4 Number: 2007 Name of
Quilter: Lene Nessbye-Hansen
Barbara DeBolt Quilt Name: Aussie Wagga
Quilt Description: In Australia when you go walking (walk-about) you carry your blanket (aussie wagga) with you. This is my
version. This quilt was an original design by me.
Barbara DeBolt Quilt Name: America
Quilt Description: While living in Australia (2001) I made this
quilt. I felt the need to quilt this during the 911 tragedy. This quilt
Julie Stephens Quilt Name: 2013 CES President's Quilt
Quilt Description: There is one tremendous perk to being the
CES President, if they love you, they make you a quilt. The CES
membership made me a wonderful quilt. Thank you to Lene
Neesbye-Hansen for her expert quilting. I feel very loved and
honored to have such a treasured quilt. This quilt was a historic
Cindy Overton Quilt Name: Twisted Sunset
Quilt Description: I have always loved the Twisted Bargello
pattern and was curious how it was made. When I started the
class and realized that not only do you sew together tiny little
squares, but you also have to take them apart...I was astonished
that someone ever thought of this pattern. Quilter's are so
creative!
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Pattern Name: Twisted Bargello. This quilt was an adaption by
me.
Quilt Location: C Row: I Panel: 7 Number: 2011 Name of
Quilter: Maxine Moore
Sharon Bessom Quilt Name: Sharon and Sue Throughout the
Year
Quilt Location: C Row: J Panel: 7 Number: 2012
Jessica Page Quilt Name: Alice
Debra Scarimbolo Quilt Name: Debbie's Dreden
Sharon Bessom Quilt Name: Mom's 80th Birthday
Ben Hollingsworth Quilt Name: Just Enough Fabric to Cover the
Bed
Hook and Needle of Johns Creek Quilt Name: Dedication Quilt.
Quilt Location: Hall: C Row J Panel: 2 Number: 2017
Hook and Needle of Johns Creek Quilt Name: Sunbonnet Sue.
Quilt Location: Hall: C Row: J Panel: 1 Number: 2018
3000-2013 15 Stars Guild Challenge
Maxine Moore Quilt Name: Tinseltown Meets Chattahoochee
Quilt Description: This quilt was my interpretation of the CES
2013 15 Stars Challenge. The Challenge was to make a quilt with
15 stars and 15 different fabrics. The Guild Members apparently
liked my interpretation as the quilt won 1st place in the challenge,
my first win ever in a guild challenge. This quilt was an original
design by me.
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Suzanne Hall Quilt Name: Pork Stars
Quilt Description: The name of this quilt was taken from the
border fabric. Just for laughs.
Pattern Name: Monet Star. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Sharon Bessom Quilt Name: Christmas Stars King
Quilt Description: Christmas Stars Bed Runner for my King
sized bed. My interpretation of Summer Solstice by Karla
Alexander. My finished quilt looks absolutely nothing like her's but
I loved the method of preparing the blocks.
Pattern Name: Summer Solstice; Pattern Designer/Company:
Katherine W. Davis Quilt Name: CES Quilt Challenge 2013
Quilt Description: A collection of 15 stars for the 15th birthday of
the guild, the 2013 challenge.
Pattern Name: Carol Doak Paper pieced stars. This quilt was an
adaption by me.
Patricia Hambrick Quilt Name: Celebrate the Red, White, and
Blue!
Quilt Description: I had always wanted a patriotic quilt to hang in
our home. The 2013 Fifteenth Anniversary Star Challenge was
just the thing I needed to get going on it. I began the eagle over 20
years ago and drafted the rest of the quilt for the challenge. I
found drafting and piecing the ribbon border the most difficult part.
I love to use it now in my home! This quilt was an original design
by me.
Julie Stephens Quilt Name: Starlight Garden
Quilt Description: The CES Quilt Challenge for 2013 was to
incorporate 15 stars for the guild’s 15th birthday this year. I had a
great group of fabrics purchased earlier from a CES Quilt Show
and created Starlight Garden.
Lin Christiansen Quilt Name: Scrappy Stars
Quilt Description: Scrappy half square triangles arranged into
star patterns. Put together the stars at a retreat and found the
back with our LAFF slogan. So happy to be in this wonderful CES
guild!
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Pattern Name: Scrappy Triangles; Pattern Designer/Company:
Fons and Porter. This quilt was used exactly as designed by
someone else.
Elleda Rule Quilt Name: Wacky Stars Over the Chattahoochee
Quilt Description: Celebration of CES 2013 Challenge. Wacky
Stars above river of fish. This quilt was an original design by me.
Sandra Ryan Quilt Name: Dreamweaver
Quilt Description: My first paper backed pieced quilt.
Pattern Name: Dreamweaver; Pattern Designer/Company:
Peggy Martin from Craftsy.com. This quilt was used exactly as
Ben Hollingsworth Quilt Name: Evening Stars - Turning 15
Quilt Description: This is a play on the logo of the guild. Three
large stars in the primary colors are in the center. Then there are
12 colors from the color wheel arranged in a pentagon around the
center stars. The challenge was to figure out how to place 12 stars
in a pentagon. This quilt was an original design by me.
Kathy Baringhaus Quilt Name: 2013 CES Challenge Quilt
Quilt Description: A 2013 CES Challenge quilt.
Pattern Name: Disappearing 9 Patch. This quilt was an original
design by me.
Shelly Jones Quilt Name: Pastel Stars
Quilt Description: A UFO from 2004 completed in 2013.
Kathy Lawton Quilt Name: Stars Challenge from 2013
Quilt Description: This was my response to the 2013 challenge.
Pattern
Name:
Rangeley
Wall
Quilt;
Pattern
Designer/Company: Debbie Tucker. This quilt was used exactly
Lene Neesbye-Hansen Quilt Name: Celebration
Quilt Description: This quilt is based on Nancy Rink's Amish
With A Twist 2 pattern. I used all batiks and changed a couple of
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squares to come up with 15 stars to commemorate our guild's
15th anniversary.
Pattern Name:
Amish With a Twist 2; Pattern
Designer/Company: Nancy Rink. This quilt was an adaption by
me.
4000-2014 Monogram Guild Challenge
June Ristow Quilt Name: Jewel Tone Rising Sun Block
Quilt Description: Rising Sun block done in Jewel Tones. Initials
for June Marie Liesch Ristow: J - Jewel Tones M - Mitered borders
L - Loop pattern quilting R - Rising Sun block
Pattern Name: Rising Sun
Vicki Evaristo Quilt Name: Violet Lonestar
Quilt Description: This is the CES Guild challenge for 2014. We
were to use our initials in constructing the quilt. Mine are VLE, so
it is: color, Violet. pattern, Lone star. construction, English paper
piecing. This quilt was an original design by me.
Katherine W. Davis Quilt Name: KWD
Quilt Description: This quilt has my initials with K for Kool Aide
Dyed, W for Wool, D for Dimensional Embroidery.
Pattern Name: KWD. This quilt was an original design by me.
Barbara DeBolt Quilt Name: "Anything but BAD"
Quilt Description: This quilt was CES 2014 challenge quilt
requiring the use of our initials, one for color (B=black), one for
theme or motif (A=Altar Step, paper piecing), and one for
technique (D=stitched in the ditch).
Pattern Name: Altar Steps
Kara Bovenizer Quilt Name: Dino Roar
Quilt Description: This is my Kids themed Lacey Lattice block in
Brown for the 2014 Chattahoochee Evening Stars Challenge Quilt
for my initials - KLB. It is a paper-pieced block with fussy cut hand
appliqued dinosaurs and hand quilting.
Pattern Name:
The Lacey Lattice design came from
quilterscache.com.
Applique design is mine.
Pattern
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Designer/Company:
adaption by me.
Quilterscache.com.
This quilt was an
Lin Christiansen Quilt Name: 2014 Challenge Olive/Purple Color
Class Quilt
Quilt Description: Monogram quilt - Lin = Leaf quilting motif, O =
Olive color, C= Cyndi class quilt. I did this while taking a class
about color. You were assigned a color prior to the class (Olive)
and you had to combine it with another color using different
shades and values of each.
Pattern Name: Class Strip Quilt; Pattern Designer/Company:
Cyndi Collins. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Julie Stephens Quilt Name: Around the World
Quilt Description: The CES 2014 challenge was to use our
monogram. Jessica Page told me to use only three initials: jelly
roll for J, the color amethyst for A, and satin stitching for S. But
you know me; I had to put K in the quilt so the backing is a
wonderful hand-dyed khaki fabric. This quilt was a historic pattern
Pamela Watson Quilt Name: Hawaiian Shirt Quilt
Quilt Description: A stack of new Hawaiian print shifts acquired
by my nephew at a Storage Unit sale were the inspiration for this
quilt. The bright print throught the quilt came from the shirts. The
challenge was to use our initials to represent the quilt: P = Pieced
technique, R = Recycled as the theme, and W = Wildly colorful.
Pattern Name: Confetti; Pattern Designer/Company: Kathy
Hannah - Published in McCall's America Loves Scrap Quilts
Winter 2011/2012. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Elleda Rule Quilt Name: Waves of Happiness
Quilt Description: I challenged myself to improve my long arms
skills. This quilt was done completely on the long arm from the
piecing to the long arm. I entered this quilt in the CES 2014
Challenge with my initials LAR: L for long arm, A for amber and
asparagus, and R for raw edge appliqué. This quilt was an
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Ben Hollingsworth Quilt Name: Monogram Challenge 2014
Quilt Description: B. - Technique - uses Both sides of one piece
of fabric. The pieces I cut out and used on the front show one side
of the fabric and the pieces that were cut away between them are
shown on the back from the reverse side. The fabric looks very
different on each side. M. - Medallion Quilt Pattern H. - Colors Hand drawn and Hand-colored, and Hand-dyed. This quilt was
Lynn Bettinger Quilt Name: Webby
Quilt Description: I always knew I wanted to do a Spider Web
quilt because my maiden name is Webb. I call this Webby in
honor of my father. I started it at the Bonnie Hunter workshop. I
wanted the webs to stand out not the stars so I pieced the
diamond in various greys. Then I didn't like the half webs so I
continued the grey piecing to the boarder. Hope you like it as
much as I loved making it.
Pattern Name: Spider Web. This quilt was a historic pattern
Becky Windle Quilt Name: RYW
Quilt Description: Entered in the 2014 CES Guild Challenge. My
initials are RYW. I used the Rose Whig pattern, Walking foot,
Yellow and Red, and Y seam technique
Pattern Name: RYW. This quilt was an original design by me.
Christie Fouts Quilt Name: Puppy Palooza
Quilt Description: 2014 CES Guild Challenge using your initials.
My initials are CMF. C=chartreuse or citrine (color). M=meander
quilting (technique). F=four patch (pattern). Fun challenge!
Pattern Name:
Ruff Around the Edges; Pattern
Designer/Company: Karen Brow.
Maxine Moore Quilt Name: Cat Shadows
Quilt Description: This quilt was an entry in CES 2014 Quilt
Challenge. The challenge was based on our initials. This quilt
Betsy Malone Quilt Name: Pink and Purple Quilt
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Quilt Description: This was part of our 2014 CES Guild
challenge. We had to use our initials. My initials are BHM. The B
is for Bird of Paradise block. H is for hot pink. M is for machine
quilting.
Pattern Name: Bird of Paradise; Pattern Designer/Company:
Quilter's Cache. This quilt was used exactly as designed by
someone else.
June Campbell Quilt Name: Ravishing Red Jacobean
Quilt Description: 2014 CES Challenge Quilt. Initially started as
a small banner kit, this bed runner was transitioned into a
Jacobean applique piece following Elizabethan concepts. My
initials are RJC. R is for red, J is for Jacobean, and C is for
combed wool. Hand dyed wool. Hand stitched.
Pattern Name: Summer Hummers; Pattern Designer/Company:
The Wooly Lady. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Kathy Lawton Quilt Name: Katie's Point of View
Quilt Description: This quilt was part of the 2014 CES Challenge
which was based on the quilter's monogram. Mine included; K-I
chose this pattern because it was my first initial, L-Lime Green, LLong-arm quilted.
Pattern
Name:
Katie's
Point
of
View;
Pattern
Designer/Company: Debbie Kratovil. This quilt was used
Suzanne Hall Quilt Name: Hand Pieced Hexagon Table Runner
Quilt Description: This quilt was part of the 2014 CES Challenge
which was based on the quilter's monogram. Mine included: SSalmon colored border, M-Machine quilted, H-Hand pieced
Hexagons.
Pattern Name: Hexagons. .This quilt was a. historic pattern
Kathy Baringhaus Quilt Name: Kaleidoscope in Aqua Batik
Quilt Description: This quilt was made for the 2014 Challenge at
CES Quilt Guild which was a monogram challenge.
Pattern Name: Kalliedoscope. This quilt was an adaption by me.
Lisa Kaupp Quilt Name: Road to Brownwood
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Quilt Description: The base of this quilt started as part of our
Tuesday evening bee group as a mystery challenge. Time was
running out to complete the challenge so I decreased the number
of blocks and altered the layout. The fabric selections of light,
medium and dark fabrics in the same color family allowed for this
dynamic layout.
Pattern
Name:
Road
to
Brownwood;
Pattern
Designer/Company: Judy Laquidara
Susan Waterman Quilt Name: Red, White and Swirls
Quilt Description: This quilt was made for the 2014 CES
challenge. I used my initials: SSRW. This Scrap quilt I call "Red,
White and Swirls". My granddaughter fell in love with it and
claimed it.
Pattern Name: Scrap. This quilt was an original design by me.
6000-Child category – 15 & under; one ribbon for each
entrant; quilts only
Ellie Brown Quilt Name: Hearts, Hearts and More Hearts
Quilt Description: This was my very first quilt. It was also my first
experience using a sewing machine. I really enjoyed making this
quilt with my nana, Debbie Scarimbolo.
Pattern Name: Heart; Pattern Designer/Company: Barbara J.
Eikmeier- "Kids Can Quilt". This quilt was an adaption by me.
Ella Patterson Quilt Name: " Dressed Up "
Quilt Description: This is my first quilt. I used a sewing machine
and appliquéd for the first time. I loved it and can't wait to start
another project.
Pattern Name: Playing Dress Up; Pattern Designer/Company:
Renee Plains. This quilt was used exactly as designed by
someone else.
Grace Rapp Quilt Name: My First Quilt
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Quilt Description: I had a wonderful time making my very first
quilt with my Aunt, Barbara Means when she was home for
Christmas. This quilt is Black, White, and Pink because Pink is
my favorite color. We redid my room in March of 2013 and I used
my quilt on my bed. My aunt brought the sewing machine up to
where I live, she said it was the one she bought to classes, so, I
went along with it and then on Christmas I got the sewing machine
from my aunts. I choose music notes to put on here because I am
a band geek and I LOVE MUSIC!! I plan to take this quilt as a 4-h
project this year.
Pattern Name: picture from Keepsake cataolog. This quilt was
an adaptation by me.
Rayne Mendez Quilt Name: Flying Rainbows
Quilt Description: This is the first quilt I have made by myself. I
started it at 6 years old. It took me a year to finish. I named it
"Flying Rainbows" because of the colors and the butterflies. I love
to sew and make things. Rayne, I love this quilt. I am so proud
of you. I love being your Mom and supporting your passions.
Keep creating the awesome stuff you make. ~ Love, Mom
Pattern Name: The Crinkle Quilt; Pattern Designer/Company:
Palak. This quilt was used exactly as designed by someone else.
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Special Exhibits – no voting/no ribbon
Piecemakers Quilt Guild Display
Jane Shanafelt Quilt Name: Rick Rack Cat; Quilt Number 1
Jane Shanafelt Quilt Name: Pooh & Christopher Robin; Quilt Number 2
Audrey Statham Quilt Name: Frogs in the Garden; Quilt Number 3
Audrey Statham Quilt Name: Wonky Owl; Quilt Number 4
Jane Shanafelt Quilt Name: Gnome & Bullfrog; Quilt Number 5
Jane Shanafelt Quilt Name: Flower Basket with Birds; Quilt Number 6
Audrey Statham Quilt Name: 5, 6 Pick Up Sticks; Quilt Number 7
Jane Shanafelt Quilt Name: Arrietty in the Kitchen; Quilt Number 8
Jane Shanafelt Quilt Name: Mrs. Tiggy-winkle; Quilt Number 9
Audrey Statham Quilt Name: Kitchen Utensils & Black & White; Quilt
Number 10
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Jane Shanafelt Quilt Name: Thistle; Quilt Number 11
Jane Shanafelt Quilt Name: Tea Time for Bears; Quilt Number 12
Diane Knott Quilt Name: 2011 Block of the Month; Quilt Number 13
Lynn Schwartz Quilt Name: When They Believed; Quilt Number 14
Dinah Patton Quilt Name: Shades of Summer; Quilt Number 15
Dawn Mosteller Quilt Name: Laurel Burch Christmas; Quilt Number 16
Audrey Statham Quilt Name: Sewing Sisters; Quilt Number 17
Ann Farren Quilt Name: Hands of Friendship; Quilt Number 18
Cheryl Wright Quilt Name: Country Carpenter Star; Quilt Number 19
Sharon DeCoursey Quilt Name: The Dove; Quilt Number 20
Bill Roberts Quilt Name: Flamingos by the Sea; Quilt Number 21
Mary Koc Quilt Name: Rest in Peace; Quilt Number 22
Lynn Schwartz Quilt Name: Love Poppies; Quilt Number 23
Laura Taylor Quilt Name: Flag Quilt; Quilt Number 24
Dawn Mosteller Quilt Name: Leftovers; Quilt Number 25
Carol Dobson Quilt Name: Courthouse Steps; Quilt Number 26
Renetta Dorman Quilt Name: Strip to be Square; Quilt Number 27
Sue Cochran Quilt Name: Grandmother’s Flower Garden; Quilt
Number 28
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Jane Shanafelt Quilt Name: Folk Art Flower Baskets; Quilt Number 29
Jill Schneider Quilt Name: Christmas Bows; Quilt Number 30
Donna Harlow Quilt Name: French Posey Pockets; Quilt Number 31
Jane Shanafelt Quilt Name: Amana, Iowa; Quilt Number 32
Frances Warth Quilt Name: Sedona; Quilt Number 33
Jill Schneider Quilt Name: All American Teddy Bear; Quilt Number 34
Deborah Raptis Quilt Name Celebrate Community; Quilt Number 35
Bill Roberts Quilt Name: Mommy’s Tea Party; Quilt Number 36
Judge’s Exhibit
Animal Alphabet
Tsunami
Snowflakes
Peacock Fans
Amazon Star
Lilly Pilly
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Index
Arlint, Tina
Ashmore, Elizabeth
605, 636
701, 709, 711
Bamert, Bella
Baringhaus, Kathy
Beauchamp, Jan
Beauchamp, Jessica
Bellamy, Carol
Berdis, Diane
Bessom, Sharon
Bettinger, Lynn
Blain, Rena
Boucher, Carol
Bovenizer, Kara
Brown, Ellie
Buhay, Jodi
Burgos-Vega, Millie
1103
806, 2013 Challenge, 2014 Challenge
608, 805
804, 807
303, 621, 1012
302, 305, 307, 610, 616, 619, 641, 718, 719,
732, 1023
612, 720, 809, 2012, 2015, 2013 Challenge
528, 2014 Challenge
518, 731, 904
604
618, 717, 2014 Challenge
6001
514
702, 706, 707, 733, 1020
Campbell, June
Christiansen, Lin
Coldron, Bettie
512, 902, 903, 1101, 2014 Challenge
505, 609, 2013 Challenge, 2014 Challenge
811, 2006
Davis, Katherine
Detmer, Jean
725, 1013, 1014, 1024, 2013 Challenge
2014 Challenge
508, 627, 810, 908, 2007, 2008, 2009,
2014 Challenge
522, 716
Evaristo, Vicki
625, 634, 639, 906, 1003, 2014 Challenge
Fahring, Dianne
Fouts, Christie
614, 624
311, 519, 705, 721, 1015, 2014 Challenge
Gezon, Jan
Greer, Jenifer
1006
517, 727, 729, 1002
Hall, Suzanne
617, 623, 626, 638, 640, 1008, 2013 Challenge
2014 Challenge
Hambrick, Patricia
504, 2013 Challenge
Hook and Needles
Guild of Johns Creek
2017, 2018
DeBolt, Barbara
Hollingworth, Ben
301, 1021, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2016,
2013 Challenge, 2014 Challenge
Jablonski, Aniela
Jencks, Cathy
Jones, Kristine
Jones, Shelly
101, 1025
201
513, 516
728, 2013 Challenge
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Kaupp, Lisa
Kern, Gloria
Koslowsky, Carol
509, 601, 635, 2014 Challenge
1005
704, 1019
Lawton, Kathy
607, 622, 628, 630, 631, 632, 801, 802, 808,
2013 Challenge, 2014 Challenge
Malone, Betsy
Means, Barbara
Mendez, Heather
Mendez, Rayne
Moore, Maxine
Myers, Martha
615, 2014 Challenge
401, 603, 613, 629
507, 1105
6004
708, 2013 Challenge, 2014 Challenge
526, 710, 1016
Neesbye-Hansen, Lene
2013 Challenge
Osmulski, Margaret
Overton, Cindy
1102
2001, 2011
Page, Jessica
Palgon, Laura
Patterson, Ella
Polak, Renee
Poteet, Yolanda
Rapp, Grace
606, 633, 2013
309, 515
6002
1007
611
6003
Ree, Judy
Rightsell, Cheryl
Ristow, June
Roberts, Bill
Rule, Elleda
Ryan, Sandra
1004, 1022
510, 520
905, 2014 Challenge
1018
102, 501, 726, 730, 1001, 1017, 2013 Challenge
2014 Challenge
1011, 2013 Challenge
Scarimbolo, Debra
Schick, Margaret
Schmidt, Kathleen
Skrypek, Cathy
Sohl, Nancy
Stephens, Julie
602, 2014
620, 803
1009
504
1010
310, 503, 722, 2010, 2013 Challenge, 2014 Challenge
Titus-Hall, Peggy
712, 724
Utz, Teresa
637
Walker, Lisa
Waterman, Susan
Watson, Pamela
Windle, Becky
Wood, Marie
304
907, 909, 1106, 2002, 2014 Challenge
306, 502, 506, 521, 525, 527, 713, 714, 715, 723,
2014 Challenge
308, 511, 523, 2014 Challenge
703, 1104
Yacola, Jennifer
901
70
Chattahoochee Evening Stars Quilt Guild
Meets the first Monday
Of each month at the
North Fulton Adult Activity Center
13450 Cogburn Road
Alpharetta
Come check us out as a guest!
Meeting time begins 7:00pm
Our website is www.cesquiltguild.com
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Thank you for attending our quilt show!
Our next Chattahoochee Evening Stars quilt
show will be in 2016
Quilt Show Etiquette
• Please do not touch a quilt with your bare
hands. White glove hostesses are available
to show the back of quilts.
• No food or drinks allowed.
• No Smoking
• No Pets
• Please keep a close eye on your children. It
is especially tempting for them to touch the
quilts!
• Photos of quilt entries are permitted for
personal use only.
• Some entries are marked
‘Do not Photograph’.
Please honor this request.
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Chattahoochee Evening Stars Stars `N` Stitches Quilt Show

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