April 2014 - Quilter`s Guild of Dallas

Next Meeting: Margaret Wolf, 3rd VP-Programs and Workshops
April 3, 2014
Eleanor McCain is visiting in Dallas for two events. She’ll arrive in Dallas to be our
speaker on Thursday, April 3and will be greeting the public at a museum show
opening at the Museum of Geometric and MADI Art here in Dallas. The exhibit,
Quilts: The New Geometry is curated by local quilt artist, Sue Benner and was
partially underwritten by the Quilter’s Guild of Dallas. The opening reception at 6:30
pm on Friday is open to the public. For more information about the exhibit , see the
ad on page 14 of this newsletter, and also the Calendar of Events. Dr. McCain is a
practicing Internal Medicine Physician in Fort Walton Beach, Florida. Although her
career has been in science, she has always sought a creative outlet, focusing on the art
quilt after 1994. Her work has been exhibited at Quilt National five times and she
was a juror for the prestigious exhibit in 2011. Eleanor lectures frequently on the art
quilt, and has been featured in numerous publications. http://www.eleanormccain.net/
No workshops this month
May 1, 2014
Eleanor McCain
Guild meeting speaker—Pat Yamin, president and founder of Come Quilt With Me,
is well known in the quilting industry. She has appeared on many television and radio
quilt shows, the most recent being The Quilt Show with Ricky Timms and Alex
Anderson. Her company manufactures templates and other tools that assure accuracy
and shorten the time necessary to make a quilt. She invented the Brooklyn Revolver
TM, a rotating turntable, which is the "original cutting and turning mat."
Friday Workshop, May 2—Storm at Sea
Saturday Workshop, May 3—Quilted Fans
June 5, 2014
What to bring to
the meeting:
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Membership card
Bring & Brag items
Guild Library books –
April 3 is AMNESTY
DAY!
Money to register for
upcoming workshops,
etc.
Completed Covers for
Kids projects
Guild meeting speaker—David Taylor, whose obsession with fabric began at an early
age, salvaging tiny scraps from his mother's sewing area trash bin. This began his love
and appreciation for fabric and texture. A 22-year career in graphics design led to
numerous awards. Now, more than a decade into his quilting journey, he has exhibited
his work internationally, teaches at various venues throughout the year, and has won a
plethora of national awards.
Friday Workshop, June 6—Floral Pictorial Appliqué
Saturday Workshop, June 7—Simple Pictorial Hand Appliqué
July 3, 2014—NO MEETING
August 7, 2014
Guild meeting speaker—Suzanne Hardebeck, Ph.D., QGD member and professional
appraiser, will share her extensive collection of patriotic quilts. Centennial quilts from
the 1870’s, Bi-Centennial quilts from the 1970’s, Civil War, WWI and WWII, etc. will
be shown. Members are invited to bring patriotic quilts for Bring and Brag.
No workshops this month
(Please see Programs, continued on page 3)
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From the Presidential Ponderings
Judy Kriehn, President
President
We survived our 33rd Quilt Show! Big kudos to Marie Zaczkowski for leading her
committee to what many have pronounced to be our best show yet.
I had to be at my “real job” all day Friday, but came bright and early Saturday morning.
I started the day by visiting the booths of all of our newest vendors to welcome them to
our show. Then I went to hear my buddy Tonya Littmann give her lecture. I was
reminded of the many quilting adventures we’ve had together.
After lunch, Marie and I plopped down at the Miniature Quilt Auction. I had no great
designs on anything specific, but figured something would catch my fancy. I began
flipping through the bidder book, and was surprised to find that one of the donations had
been made in my honor! Member Mary Masal made a quilt she entitled “Don’t Pull Up
a Chair Yet, Judy!” Wow! I felt so honored and humbled by that expression of
appreciation.
My first purchases were a couple of postcards – also made by
Mary. One is entitled “Solar Eclipse” and the other “Once in a
Blue Moon.” I think they make a nice matched pair, don’t you?
Then, I got into a bidding war
with Mary Lord over Tonya
Littmann’s beautiful
contribution, “Sunny Blossoms.”
(Needless to say, I won.)
Other bidding wars I
entered were abandoned in
favor of bidding on the quilt about me. Yes, it’s ALL
ABOUT ME! Ha! I bid $50.00. (Then nobody would bid
against me. ) Lloyd chastised the audience, telling them they
could bid against me. Then Linda Newman placed a bid and
said “I think we should push the bids up, but agree to give
the quilt to Judy.” The really big compliment was that
Lloyd Cooper and his lovely wife Mary, our loyal auctioneers
for years and years, bought that little quilt for me! Is that
cool or what? And here is Don’t Pull Up a Chair yet, Judy
for your viewing pleasure. Woo-hoo!
On Sunday afternoon, I got the honor of drawing the winning entry in our Raffle Quilt
giveaway. The quilt was won by Rachael Hartman. Congratulations to Rachael, and my
condolences to all the non-winners. It is an awesome quilt.
The rest of the day was mostly a blur of walking around, collecting signs and easels as
parts of the show were completed. My FitBit informed me I racked up 16,700 steps
during the day.
(See President continued on page 3)
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President
Another topic near and dear to my heart… Our upcoming “In-Town Retreat.”
(Continued from page 2) For a long time, I’ve wished we had a retreat option that didn’t involve packing up
everything including the kitchen sink and hauling it out of town. For me, it’s expensive
and hugely nerve-wracking, as I worry about what I’m forgetting. So, when Chris
Becker and Rhonda Anderson joined the retreat planning committee and I became
President, I suggested that they might explore the possibility of hosting something here
in town.
Meanwhile, several quilters have become “regulars” at the Dallas Crafter’s Marathon
Meetup. They meet at the Dallas Board Game Meetup space in Plano once a month. For
a bargain basement price of $25.00, you get a six foot table and a chair for the weekend,
as well as the camaraderie of the others sitting in close proximity. I actually pieced both
of my show entries during meetup weekends!
So… Guess what we are doing the first weekend in April? Yep, we are hosting a
Quilter’s Guild of Dallas In-Town Retreat at the Dallas Board Game Meetup space! I’m
signed up already. Are you? For more information, just turn to page 13 in this
newsletter.
Judy
Did you misplace anything at the Show??
Did you lose or misplace something at the 2014 Dallas Quilt Show that you would really like to get back?
Please send an email describing the item in question to Martha Wolf at [email protected] to see if it was turned
in at Lost and Found at the show office. Prez Judy lost her bag of booty – ‘til Wednesday no less – and Martha HAD IT!
Programs
September 4, 2014
(Continued from page 2) Guild meeting speaker—Trunk Show by Doug Leko of Antler Quilt Designs. Doug’s
story is quite unique. He founded his company in 2008, at the age of 14! He is now a
successful quilt pattern designer and lecturer—while pursuing a business degree.
Friday Workshop, September 5—Taylored Stars
Saturday Workshop, September 6—Sparkler
October 3, 2014 – Flavin Glover
For further information on programs, workshops, supply lists, etc., contact
Margaret Wolf at [email protected] or visit the QGD website:
http://www.quiltersguildofdallas.org/workshopinfo/programs.htm
I do hope that all of you enjoyed the quilt show. I know I did!
Here is a reminder about the 2014 Rally Day on July 12, 2014 with Pat Speth.
Donna Petrick, Remember your attendance is FREE with your Guild membership card.
Guild Representative The workshop for Thursday/Friday is full. We still have openings for the
Monday/Tuesday, July 14th and 15th, workshop in Arlington. If you are interested,
please print a workshop form off the www.taqg.org website and mail it in with your
check.
Also look at the website to see the wonderful gifts we have collected for the $1600 PreRally Day Raffle basket. The Rally Day Raffle basket should be comparable when we
have it all collected—these tickets will be available only on Rally Day.
Please put July 12th on your calendar and plan to attend the fun day we have planned for
you!
TAQG News
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Photo highlights from our show…
Best of Show
Greg’s Song
Cheri Meineke-Johnson
Cheri seems delighted with her
new Janome Horizon sewing
machine, provided by Platinum
Sponsor Thomas Sewing Center
**Show photos in this issue contributed by Sherrie Tootle, Show Photographer
(Please see Show Photos, continued on page 5)
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Show Photos
(continued from page 4)
Viewer’s Choice Award
Little Brown Bird
Betty Skelton
Mini-Auction Viewer’s Choice
made by Kathy Thibodeau
1st Place in Block Contest
It’s a Bug’s Life
Tonya Littmann
Photo by Tonya Littmann
Award Winners
For a complete list of Quilt Celebration 2014 award winners, see page 15 of this newsletter.
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Quilt Show 2014
Dallas Quilt Celebration 2014 –
By the Numbers
Marie Zaczkowski,
6th VP-Show
7,733 people attended Dallas Quilt Celebration 2014
386 members, family and friends volunteered at the
show
398 quilts were displayed in the show
50 quilts were entered in the show chair’s theme category –
153
Modern Quilts
vendors participated in the show
120 mini-quilts and postcards were created and donated to the
auction to benefit The Children’s Craniofacial Association
It has been my honor to have served as your show chair for the past two years. Again
this year, as I walked around the show, I heard many compliments including “this is the
best show ever”. Much of the credit goes to the members of the Show Committee who
worked all year to make our Show a success—most have been doing their jobs for
many years.
But our thanks go to all of our vendors, sponsors, volunteers, and entrants. It wouldn’t
be much of a quilt show without all of you.
At the January guild meeting I received my Show Chair’s quilt, “Snowballs ala Mod”.
Members of the show committee made the blocks, Marcia Hampton and Judy Kriehn
put the quilt together and Richard Larson quilted it. I love it and will treasure it.
As many of you know, I am moving to Minnesota in a few months. The hardest part of
this move is leaving all the friends I have met here, especially my QGD friends. I
know we have one of the best shows in the country and you won’t be able to keep me
away when March rolls around. In fact, I will continue on the show committee,
compiling the database for the postcard mailing that is done to remind people about the
show. So besides making quilts to stay warm, you know what I will be doing when
the snow flies and the temperature falls below zero.
…Marie
The 2014 Show is in the books and the beautiful raffle quilt, Red Snails in the Sunset,
has moved on to its new home with Rachael Hartman of Killeen, Texas! Rachael was
shocked when she received the call that she had won the quilt, and said she usually
Cindy Matthews, doesn't win anything. She and her mother immediately jumped in the car and drove 3
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2 VP—Ways and Means hours to Dallas to pick up the quilt! This was Rachel's first time to attend the Dallas
Quilt Show, and she only bought 3 tickets. She said she plans to hang the quilt in her
home and show it off because it is just so beautiful. Congratulations, Rachael!
And…many thanks and kudos to Sharry Evans and Kelly Edwards, who designed and
constructed the top, and quilter Richard Larson.
2014 Donation
Quilt
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Quilt
Shows and
Events
Calendar*
Donna Petrick,
TAQG Representative
*For additional information on
these or other events, visit the
website at:
www.quiltersguildofdallas.org
Through Summer, 2014
Saturated: Dye Decorated Cloths from North and West Africa
Where:
Dallas Museum of Art
1717 N. Harwood, Dallas
Free Exhibit:
This exhibit includes a video of Indigo dyeing and a hands-on section which
allows the viewer to touch samples of the textiles. Before the introduction of
European manufactured printed textiles to Africa in the 19th century, textile
designs were made with natural dyes on plain homespun cotton, wool, raffia, or
other materials. Women were most often the dyers, and dye-decorated cloth was
a major form of feminine artistic expression.
Information:
Visit the current exhibitions page at www.dma.org
Through April 30. 2014
Chrysalis Invitational
Where:
Texas Discovery Gardens Discovery Gallery
3601 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. -- Fair Park Gate 6, Dallas
Exhibit:
Exhibit of fiber arts featuring works by 10 former board members of DAFA. (Many
are also members of QGD.)
Texas Discovery Gardens admission applies. $8/adults, $6/ages 60+, and $4/ages 3
to 11. Free for members or on Tuesdays.
Information:
See DAFA article on page 10
www.TexasDiscoveryGardens.org
March 28—April 28, 2014
The Fine Art of Fiber
Where:
The Point, Arts and Education Center, C.C. Young Retirement Community
4847 Lawther Dr., Dallas
Information:
This annual show is juried by local artist/teacher Teri Muse and features
selected works of art—quilts, sculpture, wearable art, mixed media, and basketry
by DAFA members.
www.dallasfiberartists.org
(See Calendar continued on page 8)
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Calendar
(Continued from page 7)
April 3-5, 2014
Ricky Tims Super Quilt Seminar
Where:
Hot Springs Convention Center
Hot Springs, AR
Registration:
Registration open until March 22
Information:
Sponsored by Hot Springs Area Quilt Guild
Featuring Ricky Tims, Alex Anderson, and Melinda Bula. Registration fee
includes a spiral notebook of all information covered in the seminar. (No
Sewing, No Supply List.)
For more info, or to register, visit http://www.rickytims.com/seminars
April 4, 2014 – July 6, 2014
Quilts: The New Geometry
Where:
Museum of Geometric and MADI Art
3109 Carlisle Street, Dallas, TX 75204-1194
Information:
This quilt show was curated by Sue Benner and will feature 10 quilt artists from
all across the United States. QGD is co-sponsoring with DAFA. See ad on p.14
http://www.geometricmadimuseum.org
April 4-6, 2014
QGD In-Town Retreat
Where:
Dallas Board Game Meet-up
930 W. Parker Rd., Suite 530, Plano
When:
Friday April 4th 6 pm –Midnight
Saturday April 5th 10 am –Midnight
Sunday April 6th 10 am –3 pm
Information:
Price per day is $10, or $25 for the whole weekend.
Space is limited, so tables must be reserved in advance and will be available on a firstcome, first-served basis.
For more information or to reserve a spot, fill out and return the form on p. 13 or you
can email Chris Becker at: [email protected]
(Please see Calendar continued on page 9)
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Calendar
(Continued from page 8)
May 4, 2014
QGD Newcomer’s Tea
Where:
Lut De Meulder’s home
16212 Ranchita Dr., Dallas, 75248
When:
2-4 pm
Information:
See page 10 for details
May 8, 2014
Arcadia Salon Discussion Series
Where:
MADI Museum
When:
5:30-7:30 pm
Information:
Exhibitor and curator Sue Benner leads the discussion about the exhibit
Quilts: The New Geometry and her work. For details, see p.14 of this newsletter.
www.geometricmadimuseum.org
Library News April 3 is AMNESTY DAY!
Marte Keller,
Guild Librarian All overdue books can be returned FREE at the next meeting. It doesn't matter how
long they've been overdue. All fees are forgiven this one time, so just bring them to the
April meeting or send them with a friend. Go dig around and find those library orphans
and bring them home.
The Library is open before each meeting from 6:30 until 7:15 in the back corner of the
room. More than 1000 books with lots to choose from. And, yes, we do take special
requests for books.
Hope to see you April 3rd.
Happy reading,
Marte
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Covers For Kids will have its monthly workshop on Saturday, March 29th, at its usual
location, Hancocks near Firewheel. Doors open at 9:30, and we sew until about 4:30
Pam Hanson, with a break for lunch.
1st VP—Community Service Rhonda provides all fabric, patterns, irons, ironing boards, etc. Even a big bag of thread.
Sewers just need to bring their machines and sewing kits.
Come for the whole day, for the morning or the afternoon, or just for an hour or two.
Because space is limited, call or email Rhonda Anderson and let her know you’ll be
there. Cell is (214) 986-5880, email is [email protected].
Covers for Kids
One of CFK’s recipients, Vogel Alcove, is moving into a larger building, which will
allow it to help more families. I got a sneak preview of the building this week when I
dropped off quilts (26!), and it’s beautiful! With the expanded space comes a need for
more volunteers -- so if you like pre-schoolers or can help with clerical duties, events,
etc, call Susan English, Director of Volunteers, at (972) 619-7429, or check out the
“Involved” tab at www.vogelalcove.org. If you’re not familiar with Vogel, it provides
free daycare and services to homeless children between the ages of 6 weeks and 5 years
old—a wonderful and worthy organization that QGD is happy to help!
Guild member Lynna Marie Parker died suddenly on January 9,
leaving her fabric and books to the Guild. Covers for Kids and
our Library gratefully accepted this donation.
Suzanne Hardebeck, Condolences may be sent to her brother:
Internal Communications Larry Parker, 3705 West Adams Ave., Temple, TX 76504
Sunshine and
Shadow
Word has been received of the recent passing of the mother of
guild member Marcia Wood. Our prayers and condolences go to
Marcia and her family.
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Astronomical Block Challenge
You are invited to participate in a block challenge with NASA Astronaut Karen
Quilts Nyberg! While on board the International Space Station, Nyberg created a star-themed
block that will be returning to earth with her. Her block will be combined with others
to create a quilt which will be displayed at the 2014 International Quilt Festival in
Houston.
To learn more about how you can participate in the Challenge, visit the Quilts, Inc.
website at:
http://quilts.com/home/contests/viewer.php?menu=entries&page=../../contests/y2013/2
013AstronomicalChallenge
Dallas Area
Fiber ARTists
(DAFA) News
The month of April brings many exciting exhibits and workshops to our area:
Plano Chapter of the American Sewing Guild presents Sewing Knits with Linda
Lee of Sewing Workshop Patterns on Saturday April 26. Linda is the creative
director of Sewing Workshop patterns. Visit www.planosews.org to register for
Lu Peters, this workshop or contact [email protected] for more information.
Special Correspondent
If you have “wandered” away from sewing garments due to frustrations with fit
and poor instructions, come to this free Fashion Show sponsored by (ASG)
American Sewing Guild/Fabriqué! Fashion Fabrics! Featuring garments made
with easy-to-sew Sewing Workshop patterns, the show at 1 pm on Sunday April
27, 2014, will provide great inspiration and creative ideas for using your special
stash of fabrics. Fabriqué! Fashion Fabrics is located at 3810 W. President George
Bush Turnpike at Coit near Central Market. 972-943-3400.
www.fabriquefabrics.com
Sewing Workshop patterns: www.sewingworkshop.com
Classes in Fiber available in April:
Nuno Felting, Indigo Dyeing, book and paper arts, leather craft workshops are
available at the Craft Guild of Dallas.
http://www.craftguildofdallas.com/classesWorkshops.php
Located in Addison at Beltline and Montfort Drive.
(See DAFA continued on page 12)
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DAFA
(Continued from page 11)
Coming in May:
May 10 to June 7, 2014
29th Annual Texas & Neighbors Regional Art Exhibition at the Irving Arts
Center
Opening reception May 11, 2-5PM
Visit www.irvingartscenter.com for more information
Greater Denton Arts Center Annual Fundraiser It’s In the Bag! Event. Unique
handmade bags and purses created by local artists are sold to raise funds for the
continued art exhibitions held monthly at the GDAC. 400 E. Hickory, Denton, TX
www.dentonarts.com
Many Thanks to our Show volunteers!
Volunteers who worked 4 hours or more at the 2014 show earned this cute tote.
If you worked 4 hours and did not get your tote, they will be available
for pickup at the April meeting.
Eight hours of work entitles you to a 2014 bar, to be added to your
Angel Wing Pin.
Thanks to all of our great volunteers!
Gifts of the Gulf
2014 Texas Department of Agriculture
Quilt Block Competition
The Texas Department of Agriculture invites you to take a trip down memory lane and express the
gifts the Texas Gulf Coast has to offer.
An information page regarding the competition may be found at
http://gotexan.org/Portals/1/doc/pdf/quilt/2014/Theme%20Information%20Sheet.pdf
If you have questions regarding the competition theme, contact Jessica Martini at (512) 463-2496
or [email protected]
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QGD Hosts In-Town Sewing Retreat
Christine Becker, Retreat Committee
Join us the weekend of April 4-6, 2014, for a chance to work on your own sewing projects while visiting with
other members of the guild.
How does it work? You can come for one day, two days or the whole weekend. Each quilter will have a 6’
table to spread out on and you can leave your projects overnight if you wish. The space has a kitchen with
refrigerator and microwave if you want to bring your own food, or there are lots of restaurants in the area.
Where:
Dallas Board Game Meet-up
930 W. Parker Rd., Suite 530
Plano
When:
Friday April 4th 6 pm –Midnight
Saturday April 5th 10 am –Midnight
Sunday April 6th 10 am –3 pm
Price:
Price per day is $10 or $25 for the whole weekend. You may pay in advance, or bring payment to the retreat.
Space is limited, so tables must be reserved in advance and will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.
For more information or to reserve a spot, fill out and return the form below or you can email Chris Becker at:
[email protected]
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QGD In-Town Retreat April 4-6, 2014
Name:
Email address:
Dates requested:
 Friday April 4
 Saturday April 5
 Sunday April 6
Cost is $10/day or $25 for the entire weekend.
Return form to:
Chris Becker
725 Marlee Circle
Coppell, TX 75019
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3 Tonya Littmann Daphne Huffman Linda Bartley HM HM Mindy Washburn Cleola Green HM HM Martha Lindberg Mary Masal ARTISAN DIVISION 201 Large Pieced 204 Two-­‐Person Wall Quilts 1st nd
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3 Amy Sandidge ......................................................................... Celtic Wave Jan Zimmerman .................................................................. Wedding Quilt Lois Arguello .......................................................................... Chef’s Cabin 1st nd
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3 HM HM HM HM Donna Petrick ......................................................................... Spring Stars Donna Petrick ...................................................................... Mexican Tiles Dianna Carter-­‐Hinz ..................................................................... Arlington Debbie Jeffers ............................................................ Peaceful Dogwoods Harold Groves ..................................................... Handmade Candy Kisses Betty Lawson ................................................................. Sweater Weather Joni Schon .................................................................... Joni’s Jubilant “Jo” 202 Large Appliqué 1st nd
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3 HM HM Jan Zimmerman ......................................... 2003 Times and Seasons Quilt Karen Kelly .................................................................... Talavera in Purple Debbie Jeffers .................................................................... Prairie Peonies Diane Selman ........................................................... My Guarded Garden Mildred Baggett ...................................................................... Pinkalicious 1st nd
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3 HM HM Sharon Lacey ................................................................ Orange You Glad? Dana Robbins .................................................................................. Jewels Mary E. Howard ............................................................................. 3-­‐D Fun Mary Ellen Winborn ....................................................... Midnight Blooms Rosemary Raley ....................................................... Geisha in the Garden 203 Wall Quilt 205 Two-­‐Person Large Pieced Quilts 1st nd
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3 HM HM HM HM HM HM Jan Zimmerman ............................................................ Vintage Moments Marie Zaczkowski ............................................................. So Many Batiks Mildred Baggett .................................................................... Matty’s Stars Ileana Salzer .................................................................. Bali Wedding Star Janet Guymon ............................................... Quilter’s Snowflake Framed Patricia A. Galvin ................................................................... Finally Amish Floyd Moss .................................................................. Southwest Sampler Debbie Jeffers .................................................................... Battle Warfare Joan Aarts ........................................................................... Valerie’s Quilt 206 Art Quilts 1st nd
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3 HM Robin Williamson ...................................................................... Voldemort Mary E. Howard ................... Playing with Watercolor, Fabric and Thread Sherrie Tootle ............................................................................ Traditions Natalie Mosher ................................................................. Midnight Prowl OPEN DIVISION 301 Miniature Quilts 1st nd
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3 Jane Holihan ............................................................................. Enchanted Megan Farkas ................................................................. Rainbow Sherbet Barbara Ann McCraw .......................................................... Night Flowers 1st nd
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3 HM HM HM Lorilynn King ........................................................ A Pocket Full of Paisleys Kaye Dunn ............................................................................... Persistence Dottie Mae Groves ................................................................... “D”lightful Christine Cessnun ................................................................. For My Sister Marie Mitchell .................................................................... Alice’s Garden Margaret Neyman ..................................................... Proud to be a Texan 1st nd
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3 HM HM HM HM HM HM HM HM HM Judy Green ................................................................ Friends of Baltimore Kathy Dunigan ....................................................... Think of Me, Dear One Kristin Vierra .................................................................. Magic of the Rose Dottie Mae Groves ..................................................... Kaleidoscope Kisses Marla Kelsey ..................... Celebration of Feathered Stars & Wildflowers Dianna Carter-­‐Hinz ..................................................... Civil War Crisscross Pam Walsh ................................................................... American Tradition Kathleen Sato .................................................................................. Fiesta! Valerie Hubbard ..................................................................... Daisy Dance Sharon Feldt ............................................................... Sew Many Changes Judy Green .......................................................................... Grace & Glory Timi Ann Welch ................................................... A Sweet and Simple Life 302 303 Other Techniques Group Quilts 304 Quilts Made by Seniors 1st nd
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3 HM HM HM HM Bettie Skelton ................................................................. Little Brown Bird Carolyn Rider ...................................................................... Blue Rhapsody Nell D. Smith ................................................................................ Tinagona Bonnie Nelson ............................................................... Savannah Shoofly Charlotte Fowler ................................................. Memories in the Making Pebble Rehm ................................................... Broderie Perse Experience Janice L. Mowery ........................................................ One Fabric Wonder 305 1st nd
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3 HM HM HM HM HM HM HM HM HM HM HM Show Chair Theme: Modern Quilts Bettepat Miller Graves .......................................................... BOM Rescue Linda Neal .................................................................... Aloha from Hawaii Wilma Moss ............................................................................. Hex Checks Marie Zaczkowski .................................................... Dresdens Go Modern Floyd Moss ................................................................................ Wallpaper Robin Williamson ................................................. Modern Target Practice Joe Ellen Ticknor .......................................................... Whirling Log Cabin Kimberly Pajot ....................................................... Modern Color Daggers Rachel Bryan .................................................... Sonata in “A” Sharp Minor Lynne Fritsche .......................................................................... Wrap It Up Ann Cardon ....................................................... Mondrian Meets the Park Shannon Page ..................................................................... Roamers’ Way Glynnis Wood ...................................................................... Logs on Point Joan McGee ............................................................................ Science Fair 306 Garments 1st nd
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3 Lu Peters ............................. Hiding in Plain Sight: The Cloak of Invisibility Dianne Cronenberg .................................................... Ordinary Time Stole Dianne Cronenberg ................................................................ Lenten Stole 307 Pictorial 1st nd
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3 HM HM Kristen Vierra ........................................................ I Dream of Wild Horses Theresa Fetch ................................................................................... Chloe Melissa Sobotka ............................................................ Chihuly’s Gondola Shannon Conley .......................................................................... The Dogs Andrea M. Brokenshire .............................................................. Oh Canna 308 Small Quilts 1st nd
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3 HM HM HM HM HM HM Sally Brown ...................................................... My Mini Baltimore Album Nadine J. Darby ................................................................ American Eagles Pam Walsh ................................................................................... Mi Villita Joe Ellen Ticknor ........................................................... Study in Neocolor Shirley Stevenson ........................................... Jeremiah’s Courting Dance Judy Ullman ............................................................................ Spring Love Shirley Stevenson ............................................................. Berbera Daisies Shannon Conley ...................... Winter in Lincoln County #2: The Orchard Tonya Littmann ...................................................... Jimmy’s General Store 309 First Quilt 1st nd
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3 HM HM HM Kaye Bly .............................................................................. Hearts of Gold Juliana Nemec Jordan ........................................ Scrappy Maple Leaf Quilt Cindy Hobbs ....................................................................... Applique Affair Susan Hoge .................................................................... Floating the Pinks Laura McClure ....................................................................... Kitchen Quilt Debbie Coates ................................................................... Evening Breeze