Birds of a Feather - Lakeview Quilters Guild

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Birds of a Feather
2012 Quilt Show
presented by Lakeview Quilters Guild
www.lakeviewquiltersguild.org
Victory Camp at Living Stones Church
* Thurs., May 17, 6 – 8:00 pm: a members-only preview
evening. Awards presented at 5:30 on back porch.
* Friday, May 18, 9-5:00 pm
* Sat., May 19, 9-4:00 pm
Welcome to our ninth bi-annual quilt show. Please enjoy the artistry and
workmanship of our members. We kindly request that viewers not touch
the quilts. If you wish to see the back of a quilt, a “white glove angel” will
be happy to assist you.
No food or drinks are allowed in the quilt exhibit areas.
Please keep your children with you at all times so that everyone may enjoy
the show.
Photography is welcome, for your personal enjoyment only. Thank you for
coming to our show!
Raffle Quilt
This year’s raffle quilt is “Feathered Roses.” Based on a traditional block used in Rose
Kretsinger’s 1929 New Rose Tree quilt, “Feathered Roses” revives the art of classic red and
green applique quilts. It measures 85 inches square and was quilted by Cynthia Clark. We are
extremely appreciative of Painted Pony ‘n Quilts for their generous donation of the fabric used
to create this quilt.
Lakeview Quilters Boutique
Our boutique offers handmade items created by our members. This is a great place to pick up
gifts for family and friends, not to mention yourself. Please enjoy our very talented members’
skills.
Silent Auction
There are baskets and little quilts available to win at our Silent Auction. Bidders enter their
written bids on bid sheets located near each item. Friday’s bidding will end at 5pm. Saturday’s
bidding will close at 3:30pm. This is a great opportunity to acquire high-quality items not
found in gift shops or craft shows.
Vendors
Please visit the vendors who have provided a wonderful shopping experience all under one
roof:
* Alvin Sew and Vacuum
* Barb’s Quilt Nook Etc
* Cactus Quilts
* Cherry Basket Quilt Shop
* Fabrics Etcetera
* Fat Jelly Charms
* Focus Glass
* Kar/ Geo Enterprise
* Nana’s Parcels ( 2 booths)
* Pinwheels and Posies
* Quilt Backs and More
* Quilters on the Go
* Ruby’s Gone Quilting
* Sew Comtempo
* Sew Fabulous
* Snip and Pins ( 2 booths)
* So Sew
About the Judges
Marcia Kaylakie is an author, quilt collector, teacher, judge and appraiser. In addition to
exhibiting her quilts at the IQA Festival she has served as a consultant and liaison from her
guild to the exhibit, Quilts: Storytelling One Stitch At A Time at the Texas Memorial Museum
and has curated the quilt exhibit Eye of the Needle, at the Quattro Gallery in Austin. Her
book, Texas Quilts and Quilters-A Lone Star Legacy, has received the Writers’ League of
Texas Violet Crown Award in non-fiction for 2008.
Marcia’s lectures and workshops on American Quilting and History often feature antique and
vintage quilts from her own collection as she shows us how American quilts reflect the social,
political and economic times in American history. She also teaches classes on quilt care,
conservation, storage and documentation.
Marcia is a quilt and quilted textile appraiser certified by the American Quilter’s Society.
She is a member of the Professional Association of Appraisers– Quilted Textiles where she
currently serves as 2nd vice President in charge of long range planning and education,
the Austin Texas Area Quilt Guild, American Quilter’s Society, the International Quilt
Association, the American Quilt Study Group where she currently serves as Central Texas
Area Representative, and the Alliance for American Quilts.
Dot Collins has been quilting for over 25 years. She loves to machine piece and machine quilt
but has also done hand appliqué and hand quilting in those years. She travels to lecture and
teach classes on her original designs and patterns and also traditional designs for which she
writes and illustrates instructions for innovative and efficient sewing. Most recently, she is
known for her longarm machine free-motion quilted feathers and other designs.
Dot lives in Port Neches, Texas (90 miles east of Houston). She has a degree in Chemistry and
retired as Superintendent of Quality Services at Huntsman Corp. in Jefferson County. She is
an active member of the Golden Triangle Quilt Guild in Beaumont, and has served the guild
as President, Vice President, Retreat chairman, Newsletter Editor, Style Show chairman, Quilt
Show chairman, and Auction chairman at various times. She is a member of four bees in the
guild. One of those, the “Blockheads”, made the 1993 Houston donation quilt - a “Baltimore
style” appliqué quilt.
Dot has judged numerous small quilt shows during the past 15 years and she also judged the
Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo quilt contest in multiple years. In 2011, she served as a
judge for the Baytown Quilt guild show and will serve as a judge for the Austin Quilt Guild
and the Lakeview Quilt Guild in 2012.
Dot says that “Quilting is my passion and quilters are wonderful friends. I believe that
everyone who wants to make a quilt can do so. I also believe that entering your quilt in a quilt
show is important in that you are sharing your talent and creativity, inspiring others, learning
from the feedback you get from the judge(s), and possibly winning a ribbon in the process.”
Quilt Exhibit Information
Each competition category has been linked to a feathered friend. These identifiers are located
throughout the show to help differentiate the many categories. They are listed in italics next to
the categories below:
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Hand Applique Quilts (one and two person) dove
Machine Applique Quilts robin
Art Quilt woodpecker
Mixed Technique Quilts (small and large) love bird
Pictorial Quilt blue jay
Pieced Quilts, Large (one and two person) cardinal
Pieced Quilts, Medium sea gull
Pieced Quilts, Small (one and two person) canary
Youth Quilts flamingo
Miniature Quilts hummingbird
In addition to the above categories, all judged quilts will also be included in one of the
following categories:
* Merit Machine Quilting
* Merit Hand Quilting
There are three challenge exhibits within the show, and they are:
* Tulip Block Challenge
* 2012 Ultimate Guild Challenge
* 2011 Ultimate Guild Challenge
Each entrant chose whether to have their work judged, and whether to have their work
considered for the Best Interpretation of Theme award.
About Lakeview Quilters Guild
Lakeview Quilters Guild invites you to join us on the third Monday of every month. We
are a Houston/Bay Area guild and we welcome quilters of all ages and experience levels.
Throughout the year, we host nationally-known speakers and offer a variety of programs,
workshops, quilt-ins, retreats, and opportunities for community service. We encourage you to
join us in our love of quilts and quilt-making.
Membership is open to all. Dues are $20 per calendar year, prorated to $10 after June.
Visit us at www.lakeviewquiltersguild.org for more information.
Entrance
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Exit
Raffle
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2011 Ultimate Guild
Challenge
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2012
Ultimate Guild
Challenge
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Silent Auction
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Applique
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Kitchen
Snack Area
Rest Rooms
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1008
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Miniatures
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Tulip Block
Challenge
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Applique, Mixed Technique
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Art, Pictorial, Pieced
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Mixed Technique, Pieced
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Admissions
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Round Robin
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Fireplace
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To Vendors
Best In
Show
Sn
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Pieced
Show Quilt
Pieced
Barb’s Quilt
Nook
Quilters
on the Go
Kar/Geo
Quilt Backs
and More
Kitchen
Fabrics Etc
Snip & Pins
Ruby’s
Gone
Quilting
Boutique
Fat Jelly
Charms
Alvin
Sew n Vac
Pinwheels
& Posies
Focus
Glass
Sew
Fabulous
Sew
Contempo
Cherry
Basket
Cactus
Quilts
Nana’s
Parcels
Rest Rooms
407
Entrance
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So Sew
Did you notice the birds? There is a bird
assigned to each competition category - to go
with our Birds of a Feather theme of course!
We would love to add you to our flock! Join us
the third Monday of every month at Gloria Dei
Lutheran Church for an evening of quilting
fun. Meetings start at 7:00pm.
100
Blue Baskets
103
Floral Shadows
106
Constellation
Pieced quilt, medium - 2 or more persons
Pieced quilt, large - 2 or more persons
Quiltmaker(s): Becky Stephenson,
Cynthia Clark
Quiltmaker(s): Tommie Crocker - Connie
Hoke
Quilter: Cynthia Clark
Quilter: Connie Hoke
I made use of the “Spinning Stars “paper
piecing technique for making the 720
quarter-square triangles in this quilt.
Given to me by my dearest friend,
Tommie Crocker.
Quiltmaker(s): Cynthia Clark, Barb Cory,
Trudy Davis, Dawn Dugan, Denise Green,
Rimy Guerra, Margaret McPhail, Sharon
Meyer, Lisa Moore, Jolynn O’Neil, Chris
Porter, Janice Schwausch
Pattern Name or Source: This is a Bonnie
Blue Quilts pattern named “Nellie’s
Wedding Quilt”
72 x 86 inches
101
Remember
Pattern Name or Source: Adapted from
“Aussie” pattern in Quiltmania Magazine
#60
60 x 68 inches
104
Constellation
Quiltmaker(s): Marsha Robinson
Quiltmaker(s): Debby Walters
Quilter: Denise Green
Quilter: Rosann Gilbert
completed in 2011 in memory of 911
tragedy and all Americans that have
served their country in wars and conflicts
The stars have had foil added for a
special sparkle.
Pattern Name or Source: From Winnie
Fleming’s Borders Class
64 x 64 inches
Pattern Name or Source: A strip Club
pattern
68 x 68 inches
Finally! This group effort of long ago
grew out of a block exchange that was
dreamed up at Fall Retreat. The group
was challenged to use only stars with
a true blue indigo color on all white
backgrounds. Although I am not certain
of the origin of many of the stars I believe
Carol Doak paper pieced patterns are
prevalent. The central triple star as well
as the overall quilt design are mine.
Pattern Name or Source: Paper Pieced
Blocks by Carol Doak, Linda Causee
108 x 108 inches
107
Confederate Quilt
Pieced quilt, large - 1 person
Quiltmaker(s): Ann Uren
102
Autumn Star
105
Guiding Star
Quiltmaker(s): Karla Colle
Quiltmaker(s): Holly Pietz, Denise Green,
Susie McCracken and Dorothy Yencik
Paper pieced using favorite autumn
colored batik fabrics. I change quilts in
bedroom based on seasons and this is
my quilt for autumn.
Pattern Name or Source: Amazon Star by
Judy Niemeyer
100 x 100 inches
Quilter: Ann Uren
I had a lot of fun being part of a Block of
the Month group at Quakertown doing this
Confederate Quilt.
Pattern Name or Source: Quakertown
99 x 113 inches
Pattern Name or Source: Guiding Star
103 x 103 inches
200
A Jewel Among Friends
Quiltmaker(s): Denise Green, Holly Pietz,
Sue Garman, Ann Lett-Brown, Trudy
Davis, JoLynn O’Neil
Quilter: JoLynn O’Neil
This was a block exchange from an
LQG block swap several years ago. The
completed top was finished around 2010
and the quilting was added in March
2012.
Pattern Name or Source: Faceted Jewels
by Glad Creations
80 x 80 inches
Pieced quilt, small - 2 or more persons
Trip for 4 to College
Station
Quiltmaker(s): Judithe Cohen, Denise
Green
Quiltmaker(s): Jean Cloyd
Quilter: Jo Lynn O’Neil
The center Chevrons were designed
by Jinny Beyer, I changed from her one
border, adding five borders of my choice.
I used a black and gold antique script
fabric and then added a fuchsia and a
turquoise half inch border, ending with the
same black and gold antique script fabric.
A fun quilt to make!
Quiltmaker(s): Carol Roeder, Denise
Green
201
Beyond the Rainbow
“Beyond the Rainbow” was my first
experience with a Niemeyer pattern.
The book of techniques was logical,
well explained, and more than a bit
challenging. However, as with all projects
- it always comes back to the fabrics we
choose. The batiks used in this quilt
are reminiscent of multicolored sherbets
and complimented the intricacies of
the pattern. It will soon live with my
Granddaughter Isabelle in Denver CO.
Pattern Name or Source: Judy Niemeyer
of Quiltworx
70 x 80 inches
202
Bright Nights
Quiltmaker(s): Debby Walters - pieced
Rosann Gilbert - quilter
Paper pieced stars provided a great way
to use some of my batiks and create a
bright fun quilt
Pattern Name or Source: Carol Doak’s 50
fabulous par\per-pieced stars and Peggy
Martin’s Rainbow Galaxy
88 x 88 inches
203
Batik Stars
Quiltmaker(s): Pieced by Kimberly
Palkowetz
I followed the Bali Bedrunner Paper
Piecing Pattern by Judy Niemeyer in
a class taught by Denise Green. I
shortened the bedrunner to fit my bed.
Pattern Name or Source: Bali Bedrunner
Paper Piecing Pattern By Judy Niemeyer
29 x 76 inches
204
The Quilt Palette
Pattern Name or Source: Jinny Beyer’s
Palette
44 x 48 inches
Ashlynn’s graduation
Quilt
205
206
A friend and I purchased this quilt kit
together from Pinwheels and Posies.
She had just built a new home in College
Station. My friends and I went there for a
quilt retreat. The pattern made two quilts
at one time with different colorways. Liz
sewed one and I the other. . It was great
fun for both of us to be working on the
same quilt kit and see the two different
looks that were made. Lots of fun,
fellowship, food, and memories were had
by all. We are truly Birds of a Feather.
Quiltmaker(s): Rita Hedges
Pattern Name or Source: Trip for 2 to
Boston/Design by Tone Steere, Prairie
Pieces
46 x 58 inches
I felt that the quilt should have a compass
(signifying her choosing a direction) and
a star to remind her to always reach for
the stars. The colors, of course, would
be her choice. I went on a search to find
out how to make a compass star. I didn’t
have too much quilting experience so I
went back to the person who taught me
how to make my first quilt, Linda Wells
of Sew Contempo. Linda pointed me in
the direction of Judy Niemeyer patterns,
she felt her patterns were complete and
precise.
Pattern Name or Source: Judy Niemeyer /
Hawaiian Star
85 x 85 inches
207
Rebel
Special Exhibit
Quiltmaker(s): Cristyn Merry
Quilter: Cristyn Merry
Pattern Name or Source: Stars are from
Edyta Sitar’s “Shooting Star” pattern
56 x 72 inches
208
American Beauty
Quiltmaker(s): Jan DeAlmeida
Quilter: Victor DeAlmeida
83 x 102 inches
Proud to Be an
American
209
Quiltmaker(s): Judy Smith
Quilter: Denise Greene
When I finished this quilt I cried because I
felt such pride. Pride in the workmanship
and pride in the red, white and blue which
represents my country.
Pattern Name or Source: Christmas
Celebration Tree Skirt, Judy Niemeyer
60 x 60 inches
301
Oh My Happy Stars
305
Venetian Glass
308
Starlight
Special Exhibit
Quiltmaker(s): Lea Ann Ferring
Quiltmaker(s): Patsie Blanchette
Quilter: Lea Ann Ferring
From book by Kim Brackett’s book.
I changed the border. The original had
a piano key border, but I used leftovers
cut off from the blocks to create a stained
glass one. Batiks came from a fabric
exchange by the Tuesday Bee in Alvin,
TX.
Quiltmaker(s): Cherrie Kridler, Denise
Green and the members of the
Friendship Bee in 2007 (Jerrianne Evans,
Elsa Tutt, and others)
Pattern Name or Source: Pattern by Kim
Brackett
45 x 57 inches
302
I See 22 Stars
Quiltmaker(s): Ronda Stockton
Pattern Name or Source: Venetian
Stained Glass from Northcott Fabrics
90 x 110 inches
Pattern Name or Source: Winnie
Flemming
93 x 112 inches
303
Bear Essentials
Quiltmaker(s): Janice Boddy
Quilter: Jan DeAlmeida
Liking the bear panels, I designed this
quilt using the bear paw block (obvious
choice) and the pinwheel block for the
whimsical nature.
Pattern Name or Source: original
55 x 63 inches
304
Asian Star
Quiltmaker(s): Karla Colle
Remnant of favorite Asian fabric used
in border was inspiration for the color
scheme and fabric selection. The metallic
thread for quilting complements the
metallic highlights in the fabrics
Pattern Name or Source: Glacier Star by
Judy Niemeyer
59 x 59 inches
In 2007 I purchased the 12 blocks from
the Lakeview Quilter’s Guild auction and
set them as the center 12 blocks. The
guild Friendship Bee had donated the
blocks. I added 18 more blocks to the
quilt to finish it. The quilt is based upon a
pattern by Gerri Robinson.
86 x 110 inches
This was from a class by Winnie
Flemming.
306
Nuts and Bolts
Special Exhibit
Quiltmaker(s): Tonda Helm
Quilter: Kris Bryson
Fell in love with the “fallish” version at
a local quilt shop and bought that kit.
Kris Bryson started putting together a
“springish” version, and I fell in love with
the softer colors she had chosen and of
course had to have my own.
60 x 72 inches
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309
Texas Star
Quiltmaker(s):
This was a class that I took at the 2011
Houston Quilt Festival taught by John
Flynn.
Pattern Name or Source: John Flynn
60 x 60 inches
Love is all Around
Quiltmaker(s): Merridy Pyer
I like bright colors and so this was
something I needed to make and I really
like hearts.
Pattern Name or Source: Hearts O Plenty
60 x 60 inches
400
Chinese Lanterns
Quiltmaker(s): Janie Patterson and
members of the Block Swap Bee.
Quilter: Robin Irvine
This Chinese Lantern block chosen by
the Block Swap Bee is one of the 1st
swaps I participated in as a bee member.
Each block is made with a light and a
dark batik. The quilt is going to my oldest
daughter after the show. She doesn’t
know it yet!
72 x 81 inches
401
Batik Lilies
404
Amber & Aubergine
406
Oh, My Stars!
Special Exhibit
Special Exhibit
Quiltmaker(s): Jana Albritton, Cynthia
Clark
Quiltmaker(s): Jan Coldwell
I started this quilt at Int’l Quilt Festival in
2009 as a class taught by Billie Lauder.
I loved the trellis look of the stems and
enjoyed using soft baliks
This quilt was begun in a Judy Niemeyer
workshop. The quilting is done in a faux
trapunto technique with a dense still water
background and includes flaming lotuses
and nine Japanese crest motifs.
Pattern Name or Source: Design by Billie
Lauder
Pattern Name or Source: “Drunkard’s
Wave” by Judy Niemeyer
This quilt was started at a 3 day workshop
with Judy Niemeyer, who is a marvelous
teacher. Then a 5 day retreat followed
and we were barely started. At the end
of the year, the quilt top was completed.
Paper piecing is such fun.
65 x 70 inches
60 x 60 inches
Stars for Marian and
Danny
402
405
Warm Cabin Nights
Pattern Name or Source: Bali Wedding
Star by Judy Niemeyer
104 x 104 inches
407
Glorious Day!
Quiltmaker(s): Holly Pietz
Quiltmaker(s): Helen Shinpaugh, Jo Lynn
O’Neil
Quiltmaker(s): Mary Jo Thompson
Pattern Name or Source: Inspired by
Linda Greuter Warm Cabin Nights, Great
American Quilts, book 9
103 x 103 inches
Pattern Name or Source: “Rising Sun”
By Winnie Fleming
Since I designed and made both my
daughters’ wedding dresses, I did not
have time to make them quilts at that
time. They recently asked me to make
quilts large enough for their respective
queen-size beds. This quilt is for my
daughter Marian Davis and her husband
Danny, who celebrated their 10th
anniversary this year.
Pattern Name or Source: Lone Star
Center/Ultimate Borders Class by Winnie
Fleming
96 x 96 inches
403
Sunflowers
Who doesn’t like a quilt made of
sunflowers?
70 x 83 inches
Inspired by the pattern and wanted to use
the bright fabrics
92 x 92 inches
Gallery: Tulip Block Challenge Quilts
601
500
Tulip Challenge
Hand Appliquéd quilt - 2 or more persons
Quiltmaker(s): Pat Cotter
Pattern Name or Source: Based on a
block in an 1853 quilt made by Serena
Tucker and adapted by Sue Garman.
42 x 42 inches
501
Tulips
Mixed technique, small - 2 or more
persons
Quiltmaker(s): Joy Hampton
58 x 64 inches
502
Tucker’s Tulips
Hand Appliquéd quilt - 1 person
Quiltmaker(s): Sue Garman
Quilter: Sue Garman
In 1853, Serena Tucker made a traditional
4-block red and green tulips-in-a-vase
quilt for her marriage. Several friends
revived the tulip block she used, adding
their own unique touch. I chose to use
red, gold, and teal for my tulips, set on a
cheddar background. I hated the results
until I decided to “dress up” the quilt with
some very formal, structured quilting.
503A
Four Blocks of Tulips
Miniature quilt
Quiltmaker(s): Georgann Wrinkle
Quilter: Georgann Wrinkle
Sue Garman drafted this vase of tulips
based on an antique quilt. We were
challenged to take her draft and interpret
it to our own liking and style. I made my
blocks four inches and then arranged
them in a papercut style, set them on
point and called it a quilt.
20 x 20 inches
503B
Tulip Treat
Quiltmaker(s): Marsha Fuller
Quilter: Marsha Fuller
This little quilt is my answer to a UFO Bee
Tulip Challenge, which was to take the
12” antique red and green tulip vase block
and make a quilt, any size, any number of
blocks, and any color.
28 x 28 inches
600
Sharon’s Tulips
Quiltmaker(s): Sharon Meyer, Jolynn
O’Neil
Quilter: Jolynn O’Neil
This quilt grew out of a group challenge
from our UFO Bee. The block design was
an adaptation from an antique quilt and
each maker decided how to make it their
own.
Tucker.
86 x 86 inches
50 x 50 inches
Tulip Quilt
Quiltmaker(s): Fran Gentry
Quilter: Fran Gentry
This quilt was made to be part of a
challenge for my granddaughter (age
5). The colors were chosen to match her
bedroom.
30 x 30 inches
Friendship and Tulips
Challenge Quilt
602
Quiltmaker(s): Jean Cloyd
A challenge with friends.
Tucker and adapted by Sue Garman,
Quilt Designed by Jean Cloyd
71 x 72 inches
Six Tulips for a
Challenge
603
persons
Quiltmaker(s): Jerrianne Evans and Jo
Lynn O’Neil
I made this quilt for our bee challenge.
We each agreed to take a 12” antique
red and green tulip vase block and adapt
it as we saw fit. I had pieced the top a
couple of years ago intending to add an
appliqued vine. So, I killed 2 birds with 1
stone. I included 6 tulips in the vine and I
completed a UFO !
Pattern Name or Source: Traditional
pieced blocks with applique from our Tulip
Challenge, Based on a block in an 1853
quilt made by Serena Tucker and adapted
by Sue Garman.
46 x 56 inches
504
Tee Time
Mixed Technique quilt - 1 person
Quiltmaker(s): Elizabeth Grubb
Quilter: Elizabeth Grubb
I am an avid golfer so I decided to create
my theme around that joy in my life. I
thought it was a fun way to interpret
the “Birds of a Feather” theme for this
year’s quilt show. I was so happy to find
the golf course theme fabric and then
made each “sand trap” display some
item that is needed to play the game of
golf. Meandering the cart path down the
quilt provided a little movement to pieced
background.
Gallery: 2012 Ultimate Guild
Challenge Quilts
These are quilts made to reflect the show theme: “Birds of a Feather.” This theme
is not necessarily taken literally....
Pattern Name or Source: Original Design
39 x 48 inches
604
Blue Birds in My Garden
606
Race Day
Pictorial quilt
Quiltmaker(s): Ruth Marcott
Quiltmaker(s): Patricia T. Mayer
Quilter: Ruth Marcott
Blue Birds in My Garden combines my
favorite hobbies: gardening; cross stitch;
and quilting. The completed cross stitch
pieces were just waiting for a project.
The Ultimate Guild Challenge “Birds of
a Feather” diminished my unfinished
projects by one! Adding smaller cross
stitch pieces completed larger blocks in
the quilt. Look for the feathers in the
garden hats that add an additional bit of
playfulness.
Our nephew, Lawson Mayer, age
11, participated in US Open Races
in Houston last summer. This quilt
shows him in the largest sailboat and
commemorates his experience. The flags
spell his name and Houston 2011 in the
Nautical Flag Alphabet. This is my entry
for the Guild Challenge.
505
There Is Always One
Quilter: Marsha Robinson
It seems that there is always one weed
in every garden. Life seems to mimic
this trend. Sometimes just as things
are beautiful and going well a challenge
occurs and tries to take over everything.
Just as weeds can take over if left
untended in a garden, a life challenge can
take over and block the beauty in living.
There are four birds quilted in the quilt
and several feathered hearts. There are
at least two or more of every design items
flocking together except the dandelion
weed.
40 x 51 inches
506
Free Range Chickens
Quiltmaker(s): Annette Hasbrook
Quilter: Annette Hasbrook
43 x 50 inches
Pattern Name or Source: Cross stitch
patterns: More Garden Joys, Designs by
Deborah Lambein; Leisure Arts, 2003
43 x 50 inches
Song of the Texas
Nightingales
605
persons
Quiltmaker(s): Elsa Tutt
Quilter: Diane Helmer
Two birds are singing to each other.
Quilted feathers are the bird’s song.
40 x 52 inches
42 x 54 inches
Art quilt
Does He Make My Butt
Look Big
Quiltmaker(s): Carolyn Allison
Pictorial quilt
Quilter: Carolyn Allison
Quiltmaker(s): Kristen Bryson
This is one of the quilts for the Ultimate
Guild Challenge in 2011. The theme was
“Out of Africa”.
This quilt was made and accepted into
the Ultimate Guild Challenge as part of
the group from Kindred Spirits Bee entry.
We won Honorable Mention as a group
for our entry!
Quilter: Kristen Bryson
507
Going Home
40 x 52 inches
509B
African Rhythms
609A
This quilt was made for the 2011 Ultimate
Guild Challenge
48 x 48 inches
Pattern Name or Source: Bargello pattern
48 x 50 inches
Masque of the Red
Death
Pieced quilt, small - 1 person
Quiltmaker(s): Karen Watts
Quiltmaker(s): Catherine Ambrose
Quilter: Karen Watts
Quilter: Catherine Ambrose
Ultimate Guild Challenge that Kindred
Spirits Bee participated in. The eight
quilts were accepted into the Paducah
Show where we won “Honorable Mention”
Our bee had a challenge with the theme
“Out of Africa”. We entered the Ultimate
Guild Challenge at the AQS show in
Knoxville with our group of 8 quilts and
won Honorable Mention.
508
This quilt was created as part of the
Ultimate Guild Challenge in 2011. Our
theme was “Out of Africa”.
Pattern Name or Source: Based on
pattern (adapted from) “Out of Africa” by
Jan Krentz
607
Sunrise on the Safari
Pattern Name or Source: My design
47 x 47 inches
609B
Serengeti Sunset
Pattern Name or Source: original design
48 x 48 inches
48 x 48 inches
509A
African Mandala
608
Serengeti Shift
Gallery: 2011
Ultimate Guild
Challenge Quilts
Pictorial quilt
Quilter: Carol Thelen
Inspired by my trip to Africa, I made this
quilt to participate in a guild challenge
“Out of Africa”. I used embroideries made
by South African women. The backing is
a fabric I bought at a roadside booth in
Tanzania.
I had an opportunity to go to Kenya, Africa
and I wanted to make a quilt to celebrate In 2011 our guild competed in the AQS
that trip. I was most impressed with a
Ultimate Guild Challenge. The rules are
giraffe, the long necks and their grace.
simple: the guild is to determine a theme
and submit a set of eight quilts to compete
47 x 47 inches
against other guilds.The theme chosen by
Lakeview Quilters Guild in 2011 was “Out
of Africa.” Please enjoy our award-winning
quilts!
47 x 47 inches
Happiness Key Mystery
Quilt
Art quilt
Art quilt
Quiltmaker(s): Cynthia Collier
Quiltmaker(s): Lee Ann Lively
This quilt was made in my last border
class that I have taken from Winnie
Flemming. This is why I am calling it
“Last Border”. This is not to say that I will
not make another one - learned so much
from her class.
Quilter: Lee Ann Lively
This quilt was made using fusing and
free-motion appliqué and quilting
techniques. I wanted to demonstrate how
different a traditional pattern could look
using contemporary fabric choices.
800
Last Border
Pattern Name or Source: Winnie
Flemming
74 x 74 inches
801
Southern Beauty
Quiltmaker(s): Jerrianne Evans and Sue
Garman
Quilter: Sue Garman
Pattern Name or Source: Southern
Beauty by Sue Garman
72 x 72 inches
803
Happiness Key Mystery Quilt (February
- July 2011), Quilt was designed by Pat
Sloan and Emilie Richards, Novels:
Happiness Key, Fortunate Harbor,
Novellini: Treasure Beach and Sunset
Bridge by Emilie Richards *Very different
women find friendship - and unexpected
love - on the barrier island called
Happiness Key, Quilt made by: Lee Ann
Lively, 2011
Pattern Name or Source: Quilt Designed
by Pat Sloan, Novels written by Emilie
Richards
35 x 43 inches
804
Fans and Flowers
Special Exhibit
Quiltmaker(s): Jean Cloyd, Denise Green
Feathered Star- A
Planned Scrap Quilt
802
Quiltmaker(s): Fay M. Goldey
Quilter: Ramona Torres
A planned scrap quilt using the Feathered
Star pattern. Star center design denotes
Halley’s Comet- a 1986 event and siting.
Quilt was finished with prairie points for
“the fun of it”. Fay M. Goldey was a noted
quilter, quilt instructor and an NQA judge
who enjoyed quilting and fabric arts. Fay
was founder of the “Nimble Fingers Quilt
Guild” in Rockville, Maryland in 1974
which currently has an active membership
of 130.
Pattern Name or Source: Feathered Stardesign circa 1850
86 x 100 inches
Designed in the style of the 19th Century,
Broderie Perse Applique, Pieced Fans
with Appliqued Broderie Perse Flowers
57 x 71 inches
805
Storm at Sea
A large Storm at Sea pattern in multicolored batiks.
Pattern Name or Source: used John
Flynn’s storm at sea templates
94 x 111 inches
806
Tree of Life, Too!
Pattern Name or Source: Original design
based on Tree of Life/broderie perse
quilts of the early nineteenth century.
48 x 52 inches
Musical Pathways Bring
Joy to the Soul
Art quilt
Art quilt
Art quilt
Quiltmaker(s): Jenny Chiovaro
Quiltmaker(s): Jeanette Dean
Quilter: Jenny Chiovaro
Quiltmaker(s): Carolyn Hughes and Pete
Hughes
Quilter: Jeanette Dean
This was part of a group “gossip”
challenge. The originator made a quilt
based on a photograph and gave the
quilt, but not the photograph to the next
person. Each quilter in turn saw only one
quilt, and the one I saw was of a flower.
I was inspired by the work of Susan
Carlson to interpret what a Northern-style
spring feels like--flowers zipping out from
under the snow of winter.
807
My daughter-in-law, Laura Dean, was
inspired to design this quilt based on my
love of music as well as some artwork
I own by the artist Dorit Levi of Tel Aviv.
Laura created a picture of the design
using computer software and I then made
this quilt based on the picture. It was my
first attempt at creating a quilt based only
on a picture.
33 x 24 inches
808
CIAO BELLA
810
Sproi..oi..oing
Pattern Name or Source: Original
9 x 14 inches
811
Under The Sea
Quiltmaker(s): Peggy Richards, Rosann
Gilbert
CIAO BELLA was an experiment in using
the “audition of silks” on a traditional quilt
pattern to create a more elegant look for
the overall quilt. The outcome was very
pleasing and the quilt is now the new
focal point of the family room.
Pattern Name or Source: Ultimate
Borders by Winnie Fleming
81 x 81 inches
809
Cancer Gives No Escape
Pictorial quilt
Quilter: self
Made for stress relief after diagnosed with
breast cancer and the overwhelming plan
for treatment. Please note at this time,
I am a survivor and currently have no
evidence of cancer.
36 x 36 inches
Found the beautiful Laurel Burch fabric
with mermaids and knew it would make
a great Stack N Whack quilt. The
entire quilt is made with fabric cut from
one shape. The “Fairy Frost” fabric
on the sides really highlights Rosann’s
beautifully quilted feathers.
Pattern Name or Source: From the book
Stack N Whack by Bethany Reynolds
76 x 100 inches
812
On Renegade’s Walk
Quilter: Errol A. “Pete” Hughes Jr.
This art quilt was inspired by Pete’s
morning walks with our dog Renegade.
The egret doesn’t fly off any more. When
Pete stops to watch the egret, Renegade
sits and watches as the egret walks
slowly and deliberately into the water.
As the egret’s legs get shorter and an
upside down egret appears in the water,
Renegade’s curiosity turned to concern,
fueled by confusion. Carolyn appliqued
Pete’s original designs to the quilt top.
Pete covered up the entire quilt with
much, much Fil-Tec thread.
39 x 52 inches
813
Flower Birdie Quilt
Quilt made by a youth
Quiltmaker(s): Aiyana and her Grandma
Quilter: Aiyana and her grandma
Grandma cut the squares and Aiyana
then folded the prairie points so grandma
could press them. Aiyana then glued the
prairie points in place and then helped
pin the border on Aiyana guided the quilt
through the machine as grandma pressed
the foot pedal. She also would holler
STOP so we wouldn’t run over a pin.
This quilt was quilted by Aiyana and her
grandma on a domestic quilting machine
because grandma could not think of
a safe way for a 4 year old to use the
longarm!
34 x 52 inches
814
Around the Block
901
Mariner Star
904
Winter Serenade
Pictorial quilt
Quiltmaker(s): Marcia Henry
Quiltmaker(s): Sharon Meyer, Cynthia
Clark
This quilt was a result of an exercise to
use two colors randomly drawn and one
word. My colors were blue and silver
and the word was “connection”. I feel
very connected to the stillness of a winter
landscape and the blue and silver colors
were perfect for inspiration for the fabrics
chosen. I love using texture by felting
and adding yarns to give dimension to a
piece.
Quilter: Marcia Henry
Pattern Name or Source: Borders Quilt Winnie Flemming
90 x 90 inches
I love this background fabric since it
appears to be many different fabrics
and also has an oriental feeling. When I
found it, the other fabrics, the batiks and
Orientals, were decided.
73 x 85 inches
815
Border Magic
902
Summer Star Flowers
Quiltmaker(s): Sandra Thompson, Denise
Green
Quiltmaker(s): Loresa Loftin, J DeAlmeida
(quilter)
Quilter: Jan DeAlmeida
I signed up for a border class with Winnie
Fleming in 2010, this quilt is the result of
that class. Winnie is an excellent teacher
and gave me so much help. I liked the
outcome.
I fell in love with the richness of the colors
and the design of a flower panel, then
decided the flower blocks might be nice
in the center of a star block. It took on a
life of its own after that! Throughout the
summer drought of 2012, my Summer
Star Flowers quilt kept growing and
growing!
Quiltmaker(s): Laura F. Hodges
Pattern Name or Source: This quilt
pattern was from a class given by Winnie
Fleming
76 x 76 inches
900
80 x 100 inches
23 x 14 inches
905
Night Garden
Quilter: Carol Thelan
This quilt is the outcome of a class taught
by Linda Wells.
Pattern Name or Source: Linda Wells,
designer
78 x 78 inches
My Bonnie Blue Stars
Quiltmaker(s): Marian Woods
I bought this as a kit because I loved the
colors. I don’t usually machine piece, but
I loved making this quilt.
Pattern Name or Source: Paula Barnes Bonnie Blue Quilts
72 x 72 inches
903
Spring Beauty
906
Bird’s Eye View
Pictorial quilt
Quiltmaker(s): Jeanne Allison
Quiltmaker(s): MaryJean Chatron
Quilter: Jeanne Allison
Quilter: MaryJean Chatron
I needed a wall quilt for a special place in
my home. I had already made ten of the
bird blocks when were not getting set into
a quilt - so I chose three - Perfect!!
Bird’s Eye View is inspired by fusible
applique class at the Painted Pony.
48 x 21 inches
22 x 22 inches
Maintenance-Free Koi
Pond
Art quilt
Pictorial quilt
Pictorial quilt
Quiltmaker(s): Kimberly Palkowetz
Quilter: self
Quilter: Carolyn Allison
Quilter: Kimberly Palkowetz
Fun with color. I wanted a change from
subdued colors and pastels and fun with
blocks not planned in advance.
As a member of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints, temple
worship is an important part of our lives.
I love going to the temple and the peace
and joy it brings into my life. I tried to
depict the reverence and peace found
there.
907
With a waterfall that never has to worry
about the drought level, a pond that never
needs cleaned and fish that never need
fed, this is the ideal koi pond for the busy
gardener!
910
Give Me Color
32 x 45 inches
Pattern Name or Source: Shades of the
Desert Pattern by J. Michelle Watts
28 x 33 inches
908
Space City Cardinals
Quiltmaker(s): Paula Bridges
Quilter: Jackie Smith
I made this quilt for my husband’s car
club raffle. Loved it so much, hated to
part with it. Was greatly surprised when I
won it!
Pattern Name or Source: “Imperial
Gardens” by Deborah Borsos at Painted
Pony
82 x 82 inches
909
2 Rue LaCroix
911
Scrappy
Quiltmaker(s): Priscilla (Pat) Koester
This design intrigued me and I thought it
would use most of my scraps. I had all the
fabric in my stash except the backing. The
scraps are now a little smaller and there
are more of them!
Pattern Name or Source: Arlington
Square from Speth, Pat & Thode,
Charlene. (2002) Nickel Quilts.
76 x 104 inches
912
Pelicans at Sunset
Pictorial quilt
Pictorial quilt
Quiltmaker(s): Sandra Thompson and
Susan Hoffmeier
Quiltmaker(s): Loresa Loftin
Quilter: Susan Hoffmeier
This quilt ‘2 Rue LaCroix’ was made by
2 sisters (twins) that live 650 miles apart.
We visited each other and would work
on the quilt which took over a year to
complete. It was made in memory of our
mother LaVerne Regina Lacroix Greve.
Pattern Name or Source: An original
design taken from our own pictures taken
in Europe
46 x 58 inches
Quilter: Loresa Loftin
The sunset view of a formation of brown
pelicans flying over the water near
Galveston inspired me for the Birds of a
Feather theme.
on strip-set background
58 x 72 inches
913
Houston Texas Temple
Pattern Name or Source: personal
photographs of the Houston Texas
Temple
53 x 62 inches
914
Skittles
Quiltmaker(s): Ronda Stockton
This is a paper pieced project from
class at Pinwheels and Posies taught by
Denise Green. My first Judy Niemeyer
project.
Bali Wedding Star
80 x 80 inches
915
Flights Of Fancy
Pictorial quilt
Green
The first time I saw the pattern “Imperial
Garden” (by Deborah Borsos), I was
thoroughly captivated. It would most
certainly be a skill builder for me,
and since I have always welcomed a
challenge - my next quilt adventure had
begun. I was determined to find fabrics
that would enhance the beauty and
drama captured in the flight of these
exotic cranes. I renamed it “Flights of
Fancy”, and it now lives in Florida.
Pattern Name or Source: “Imperial
Garden” by Deborah Borsos
75 x 75 inches
916
Poinsettia Medallion
1002
Boots and Ties
1005
Prairie Star
Quiltmaker(s): Kay Fulton
Quiltmaker(s): Susie McCracken
Quilter: Fay M. Goldey
Quilter: Kay Fulton
As seen in Quilt Magazine, 1980 “Quilt
of the Season”, featured in “Medallion
Quilts” by Jinny Beyer, shown at 1983
World’s Fair in Knoxville, TN, “Quilting
Series” for TV by Penny McMorris. Fay M.
Goldey was a noted quilter, quilt instructor
and an NQA judge who enjoyed quilting
and fabric arts. She was also known for
her exquisite hand quilting.
I have always loved men’s ties and have
collected them for some time. I decided
to turn them into a quilt. Background is
recycled silk from some clothing.
This is my 6th Judy Niemeyer pattern and
the most challenging, thanks to all those
“Y” seams.
79 x 92 inches
82 x 82 inches
1006
Colorado Log Cabin
Pattern Name or Source: Poinsettia
Medallion- original design by Fay M.
Goldey
85 x 85 inches
This was started in a class by Sallie Pate
many years ago and finally finished. It
feels good to finish a quilt, no matter how
long it takes.
1000
Borrowed Roses
Quiltmaker(s): Jerrianne Evans and
Cynthia Clark
This is a reproduction of a 1929 quilt by
Rose Kretsinger. While I was making my
version, I was thrilled to visit the original
quilt at the Spencer Art Museum in
Lawrence, Kansas.
1003
Twisted Heart
Quilter: Elsa Tutt
Use Marsha Bergren process and tool
to convert simple charm squares into
tessellating/ twisting pinwheels.
Pattern Name or Source: Twisted Heart
from Let’s Twist... Again by Marsha
Bergren
34 x 34 inches
1004
Yuletide Joy
Quiltmaker(s): Diane Helmer
Pattern Name or Source: class taught by
Sallie Pate
45 x 63 inches
Karen and Kaffe Take
Sue to New York
1007
Pattern Name or Source: Borrowed
Roses by Sue Garman
85 x 85 inches
Inspired by Lakeview’s theme, I imagined
a group of talented designers working
together in a flock. I used fabric designed
by Kaffe Fassett and others in his design
studio in a New York Beauty class I
took from Karen K. Stone, and added
the feathered star pattern designed
by Sue Garman for The Quilt Show.
Unfortunately, the quilt made me design
borders all around, so it ended up too big
for the competition.
1001
Flying South
Quilter: Debby Walters
I fell in love with the beautiful shading of
colors for the flying geese in this Jinny
Beyer pattern. Her border prints add
such appeal to any quilt.
Pattern Name or Source: Snowbirds by
Jinny Beyer
37 x 55 inches
The panel I liked was the wrong size
for the border I wanted to frame it with,
so I “did the math” on the inner borders
so that the red & white triangle borders
would come out even. After an inspiring
lecture by Cynthia Williford, I added
beads and ribbon, in part to disguise a
lop-sided corner that was cut crooked at
the shop.
using a commercial panel
37 x 41 inches
Pattern Name or Source: Karen K. Stone:
New York Beauty Blocks. Sue Garman:
Feathered Star pattern
47 x 56 inches
1008
Rough Weather
1012
Serenity
1015
Burgoyne Surrounded
Quiltmaker(s): Annette Hasbrook
Quilter: Kay Fulton
Quilter: Annette Hasbrook
Quiltmaker(s): Patsie Blanchette - Connie
Hoke
I made this quilt for my husband who has
a love of boats (sail) and I used a wall
painting I did for him 25 years ago. We
had long talks about how they should
look.
I made this quilt as a wedding gift for a
dear friend that is getting married this
year. Her favorite color is purple.
56 x 70 inches
82 x 85 inches
1009
Winter Wonderland
Special Exhibit
Hand embroidered. Block of the month at
Painted Pony.
Pattern Name or Source: From Crabapple
Hill.
63 x 69 inches
1010
Pattern Name or Source: Murky Pond of
the Berkshires
1013
Mandala
Adapted this pattern with strip piecing
when possible and used a variation of the
alphabet provided.
Pattern Name or Source: McCall’s
Needlework and Crafts Bicentennial Quilt
book
73 x 91 inches
1016
Shades of the Southwest
I designed this quilt for the New Quilts
From an Old Favorite contest sponsored
by the National Quilt Museum in Paducah.
The theme was the Burgoyne Surrounded
block. I was honored to win 3rd place.
Quilter: Kay Fulton
66 x 66 inches
Songbird Serenade
I love the Southwest look and colors. I
tried to take this look and put it into a quilt
to represent this feeling of the designs of
this look.
72 x 92 inches
1100
1014
Mema’s Kitchen Floor
Borrowed Roses
Quiltmaker(s): Kathie Stocker
Quilter: Kathie Stocker
Quiltmaker(s): Jana Albritton
Quilter: Sue Garman
68 x 76 inches
Quilter: Jana Albritton
This is an adaptation of a quilt made in
1929 by Rose Frances Good Kretsinger;
the simplicity of her design adds to its
gracefulness.
1011
Tiddly Winks
After our bee made a farewell quilt in this
pattern for Karen, I had to have one for
myself.
Pattern Name or Source: Target
Quilt from the book Simple Shapes,
Spectacular Quilts by Kaffe Fassett
79 x 79 inches
Although I can not quite remember the
exact date I began this quilt or the number
of black and white fabrics that have been
used, I know it has been at least 10
years and close to 200 different fabrics.
I have always enjoyed the process of
the cathedral window quilt. There is no
batting required but instead the “squares”
are folded and pieced by hand and then
inlayed with 2” squares. I have dedicated
this quilt to my grandmother, Mema, who
was an amazing quilter and seamstress.
Pattern Name or Source: Cathedral
Windows
88 x 88 inches
Pattern Name or Source: Based
on traditional New Rose Tree block
arrangement by Rose Kretsinger
86 x 86 inches
1101A
Purple Passion
1102B
Tiny Tumblers
1102E
Cute as a Button
Miniature quilt
Miniature quilt
Miniature quilt
Quiltmaker(s): Barbara Sickler
Quilter: Barbara Sickler
A workshop with George Siciliano to
learn foundation piecing in Estes Park,
CO back in 2008 was a great learning
experience. The class was fun and
sewing together 1003 tiny pieces of fabric
turned out to be fun also. I choose the
fabrics from George’s line and he liked
my quilt so much that I now see on the
internet that he has also made it in “my”
colors. His quilt was originally done in
reds and greens.
This was made completely with scraps
left over from several projects.
I was challenged by a friend to submit
a miniature quilt for the show. Once I
started making the quilt I was inspired
to make several other miniatures! I am
hooked!
Pattern Name or Source: “Glow in the
Dark” by George Siciliano
21 x 21 inches
1101B
Tea Cup Toy Quilt
Miniature quilt
Quiltmaker(s): Nancy Ferverda
Quilter: Marcie Henry
This is my first attempt at a miniature
quilt. I love small things and every thing is
cuter when it’s littler.....so Here ya go!
20 x 20 inches
1102A
Welcome Home
Pattern Name or Source: Tumbler Block
18 x 21 inches
Carmen Miranda in
Thread
1102C
Miniature quilt
Quiltmaker(s): Kimberly Palkowetz
Quilter: Kimberly Palkowetz
All the citrus colors in this piece reminded
me of the headpieces that Carmen
Miranda used to wear in her movies. I
learned this technique from an online
course and it was a blast. There are no
rules so you can’t make a mistake!
Pattern Name or Source: Based on
an online course at Craftsy.com called
Stupendous Stitching, taught by Carol
Ann Waugh
17 x 19 inches
1102D
Echoes From Madrid
Miniature quilt
Miniature quilt
Quiltmaker(s): Susan Hoffmeier
I was inspired by a hand woven rug I saw
in a little gallery in Madrid, New Mexico.
Madrid is just a wide spot in the road in a
very desolate area, a former ghost town
turned artist’s colony.
I have enjoyed making miniature quilts
from time to time. I have made several to
give for gifts. This is one of my favorite
paper pieced designs.
Pattern Name or Source: Carol Doak
Paper pieced pattern
13 x 13 inches
12 x 17 inches
Pattern Name or Source: Broken Dishes
Block in miniature
12 x 12 inches
1102F
Oh, My Gosh! Mini
Miniature quilt
Quiltmaker(s): Jo Lynn O’Neil
I made a large version of this quilt and
had tons of 1” strips left over. I keep
going back and using up the strips a
little at a time. I saw this border fabric at
Common Threads in Waxachie and knew
it would be perfect.
Pattern Name or Source: Sue Garman
Oh, My Gosh
20 x 20 inches
1103A
Dream
Miniature quilt
Quilter: Sue Garman
This is a two-sided quilt done as a
challenge with Ricky Tims and Alex
Anderson. One side of the quilt signifies
the challenge of crossing boundaries/
borders in reaching for the stars; the other
side challenges those in poverty to live up
to their dreams. The fabric was crafted by
poverty-stricken young women in Mali.
21 x 21 inches
1103B
Snow Day
1106
‘Twas the Night Before
Red Radiance (I call it
Basket of Flowers)
1109
Miniature quilt
...
Quiltmaker(s): Mira Noble
I’d been wanting to make a quilt in the
style of Ricky Tims’ “Rhapsody” quilts,
which are usually quite large. I decided
to make mine a miniature and started it
during a snowstorm, hence the name and
the white applique.
Quilter: Tonda Helm
Quilter: Mira Noble
After making Meg Hawkey’s first redwork
Christmas quilt, I just had to do the
second one.
I always wanted to do a redwork quilt.
When I saw this pattern, I just had to do it.
I also love baskets a lot.
Pattern Name or Source: ‘Twas the Night
Before... by Crabapple Hill Designs
Pattern Name or Source: Red Radiance,
American Patchwork Quilting 2000.
Designers, Betty alderman, Andy Taylor
Oates a
21 x 21 inches
1104
Thunderbird
58 x 71 inches
1107
Roseville
Quiltmaker(s): Barbara Sickler
Quiltmaker(s): Dottie Pope
Quilter: Barbara Sickler
Quilter: Dottie Pope
The center circular wheel (taught by
Michelle Watts using a 9 degree ruler)
was the starting point of this quilt. The
colors of the fabrics used spoke of the
American southwest, the rest followed.
Using native American fetishes, icons and
a dream catcher helped to develop the
theme of “Birds of a Feather”.
My “Roseville” began from Maggie
Walker’s pattern. I designed more flora
and fauna including the entire border.
I added hand embroidery, ribbon
embroidery, and beading; there is even
some machine embroidery and hand
inking. Some of these vases are still
being made today by Roseville Pottery;
however, none are as elaborate as those
in Maggie’s pattern. The quilt looks great
in my living room with my newly acquired
vases nearby!
59 x 46 inches
1105
Darlene’s Birds
Pattern Name or Source: Roseville/
Maggie Walker
Quiltmaker(s): Hester Carnew
52 x 70 inches
Quilter: Hester Carnew
This quilt is the result of a class taken
from Darlene Christopherson at PPnQ.
Pattern Name or Source: Setting by
Hester Carnew, pattern for birds by
Darlene Christopherson.
66 x 74 inches
1108
Toucan Alley
I love the braid quilts in Jane Miller’s book
“French Braid Obsession”. I was inspired
by my choice of border fabric (Jungle
Song by Laurel Burch) to have toucans
resting on vines and leaves in the center
of the quilt.
Pattern Name or Source: Braid Quilt
pattern by Jane Hardy Miller
64 x 86 inches
50 x 47 inches
1110
Red Work Posies
Red Work Posies, Made by: Lee Ann
Lively
Pattern Name or Source: Red Work
Flower designs were given to me by
Sarah Lambeth
40 x 41 inches
1111
Olive Garden Dreams
Quiltmaker(s): Jana Albritton, Denise
Green
I have attended Winnie Fleming’s border
class four times. Although some may
feel this to be obsessive, I learned new
techniques and patterns with each class.
Along with Mary Jo Thompson, we have
attended other WF classes, and I have
dubbed myself the president of her fan
club.
Pattern Name or Source: Border Quilt
Class by Winnie Fleming
80 x 80 inches
1112
Evening Pleasure
1115
Posies and Points
I enjoy doing things with my hands while
I watch TV and relax in the evenings. By
doing hand quilting, I am also creating
something useful and nice.
Quilt made by: Lee Ann Lively. This was
my very first applique quilt.
Pattern Name or Source: quilting stencils
41 x 41 inches
1113
Classy Feathers
I designed this quilt in a wholeloth class
by Karen McTavish. This is my first
wholecloth quilted by machine. It was a
learning experience.
Pattern Name or Source: quilting stencils
40 x 40 inches
1114
Oriental Fans
Mixed technique, large - 2 or more
persons
Quiltmaker(s): Jo Lynn O’Neil, Minda
Meadows
Minda made a quilt like this at a retreat
and I wanted to quilt it so I traded quilting
on her quilt and she made this one for
me. This pattern is originally by Bethany
Reynolds and is the stack and whack
technique.
Pattern Name or Source: Bethany
Reynolds stack and whack
90 x 90 inches
37 x 37 inches
1116
Wild Child
1201
Bullrun 9 Patch
persons
Quiltmaker(s): Ann Miley, Denise Green
Made from reproduction civil war
prints pieced and hand applique (with
embroidery) corners and machine quilted
by Denise Green. Given to C. Miller as a
friendship gift.
Quiltmaker(s): Janie Patterson
Pattern Name or Source: Pattern by Jo
Moury of Virginia
59 x 59 inches
This quilt GREW out of a workshop
beginning. The workshop on scrap
reduction used a 9 degree wedge ruler
and was taught by Michelle Watts. It is
an excellent way to reduce your stash (a
little!). I chose bright fabrics that called to
me for a black background. As the quilt
evolved it also “called” to be given to my
very creative, artistic son, thus the name,
“Wild Child”.
78 x 96 inches
1200
Hearts All Around
persons
Quiltmaker(s): Jo Lynn O’Neil Denise
Green
“This is a BOM by Sue Garman. I did
the hand applique and piecing and then
Denise Green quilted it for me. Denise
and I trade quilt tops occasionally, she
quilts mine and I quilt hers. What a joy to
have such a wonderful
friend that is such a talented quilter! I
used silk batting in this quilt and it helps
give the quilting wonderful dimension.
Love it!”
66 x 81 inches
1202
Fruits and Flowers
persons
Quiltmaker(s): Made by Linda Ainsworth.
Quilted by Denise Green.
This was originally a BOM. I had fun
finding all the fabrics that read basket
weave. I added fruits to the empty
baskets and changed one of the blocks.
The pail in the quilt pattern held a flag.
I replaced the flag with grapes. The
applique is hand done. I took these
block with me while I was working in
Canada on a job assignment. The back
of the quilt is a pastel basket weave that
I found while on retreat . I felt it was
perfect for the quilt.
Pattern Name or Source: Started from
BOM called Piece and Plenty, Modified.
Original applique in Baskets.
72 x 82 inches
1203
Angel Affair
persons
Sunset on the
Willamette
1206
Quiltmaker(s): Penny Coleman
persons
Quiltmaker(s): Elizabeth Grubb
The blocks were made from the Angels in
My Garden pattern from Fabric Gardens
in Goliad, Texas. The setting was from an
Elly Sienkiewicz book. The fabric choices
were mine. The original pattern has 12
blocks.
Quilter:Denise Green
Pattern Name or Source: Angels In My
Garden/Fabric Gardens in Goliad, Texas
60 x 65 inches
1204
Seaside Rose
persons
Green
The combination of hand applique and
machine piecing, along with creating
adorable houses and sailboats was
simply irresistible to me. My fabric
choices were endless and delightful. It
is still my favorite project. It now lives in
Brooklyn NY with my grand niece.
Pattern Name or Source: Seaside Rose
Verna Mosquera of Vintage Spool
60 x 74 inches
Growing Up With
Grandma Toot
1205
persons
Quiltmaker(s): Trudy Davis
This is a wonderful “scrap quilt” design
because you can use just about any
size piece of fabric that you have in your
stash. It was fun using the 9” wedge
ruler to create this circle. Once the quilt
was finished, the muted batiks and gray
leaf background reminded me of sunset
on the Willamette River in Eugene, OR
where we spend our summers.
Pattern Name or Source: Design made
using a wedge ruler. Quilt inspired by J.
Michelle Watts “Shades of the Desert”.
38 x 42 inches
1207
Churn Dash Surprise
persons
Quiltmaker(s): Kristen Bryson and friends
1209
Ode to Daddy
persons
Quiltmaker(s): Susan Hoffmeier and
Sandra Thompson
This quilt was made by sisters, Sandra
Thompson and Susan Hoffmeier, we
wanted to make a quilt in memory of our
Father, Lester Francis Greve. He loved
trees and was always working with wood,
so we thought this would be something
that reminds us of him and his hobby.
Pattern Name or Source: Original Design
53 x 68 inches
Over the river
and Through the Hills to
Grandmother’s House We Go
1210
persons
Quiltmaker(s): Elaine Haycraft and
Denise Green
Pattern Name or Source: Churn Dash
Pattern Name or Source: “Over the River
and Through the Woods” from Crab-Apple
Hill Designs
56 x 69 inches
50 x 56 inches
1208
Luv’n Texas
1211
Around My World
persons
Quilter: Judith Moody
The embroidery on this quilt was done by
hand with the stem stitch.
Pattern Name or Source: Meme n Me
Designs
72 x 84 inches
71 x 83 inches
I began the quilt at a Quilting Adventures
Seminar The circular pattern is based on
a tile floor. The fabric choices were drawn
from the Jinny Beyer border print. The
beaded applique was my original design.
Pattern Name or Source: Venice Rose by
Norah McMeeking
76 x 76 inches
1212
Autumn Splendor
1214
Owen Family Quilt
1216
Circle of Flowers
Special Exhibit
Quiltmaker(s): Jana Albritton
Quiltmaker(s): Ruth Marcott
Quilter: Jana Albritton
This quilt was made from a Judy
Niemeyer pattern. For fun the quilting
design is a great bat motif in which the
wings mirror the curve of the apple core
block.
.No faces appear on the people; since
the Amish believe “that the eyes are the
windows to the soul and only God can
create a soul.” This quilt represents
my mother’s grandparents who raised
12 children and 43 grandchildren! My
mother, Theresa Jones, commissioned
this quilt to honor her mother, Flois
Toten. Each of the twelve children is
painted in the career that best depicted
their life. The heart bears the name and
anniversary date of their spouse.
Circle of Flowers was started in a LQG
workshop taught by Michelle Watts, a
scrap reduction workshop using a 9”
wedge ruler. My goal was to reduce my
floral scrap stash which was overflowing.
But I gathered floral prints from friends
to add more variety. So, my floral stash
is still abundant! A neutral background
worked best for the flowers. Robin Irvine
completed the floral theme with the
beautiful quilting. See if you can find the
dragonflies she tucked into the quilting
design!
Pattern Name or Source: “Autumn
Splendor” by Judy Niemeyer.
60 x 60 inches
1213
The Unfinished Chicken
persons
Quiltmaker(s): Peggy Baldwin-Clayton
by Jana Albritton
94 x 112 inches
Mary Lou Weidman is my mentor & fellow
story quilter. Story quilts are a bright &
whimsical memory told in fabric. This
quilt tells the story of a chicken penny
rug class I took from Mary Lou on a
cruise years ago. I already loved her
story quilts having won a copy of her
book “Quilted Memories: Celebrations of
Live” during a shop hop. When I decided
to take a quilting cruise where Mary
Lou was teaching, I signed up for all 3
classes Mary Lou was teaching. BUT - I
realized I really only liked the “Hoochy
Mama” & story quilt classes. The penny
rug roadrunner was never going to be
finished. Then I realized that was a story
quilt! Voila!
Pattern Name or Source: Roadrunner
from Mary Lou Weidman class. Story
quilt concept also Weidman’s. Design
original.
46 x 52 inches
Pattern Name or Source: LQG workshop
using 9” wedge ruler; Michelle Watts, a
scrap reduction workshop
TGIF (Thank goodness
it’s finished)
72 x 72 inches
persons
persons
1215
Quiltmaker(s): Becky Stephenson,
Cynthia Clark
This quilt was my first hand appliqued’
quilt.
Pattern Name or Source: Adapted from
Lori Smith pattern: Heirloom Stitches
64 x 78 inches
1300
Ladies of the Seas
Quiltmaker(s): Ann Miley
This quilt was started and was worked
on through my husband’s throat cancer.
I wondered if he would make it through
the treatments. I made a commitment to
finish the quilt if he fought to get better.
He was pronounced cancer free in July
and so the quilt was finished.
Pattern Name or Source: Susan H.
Garman
87 x 87 inches
Machine Appliqued quilt
Rabbits Prefer
Chocolate
Quilter: Susie McCracken
The art deco period has always attracted
me and I enjoyed using fabrics that
reflected this time. I wanted to make a
quilt using machine applique techniques
and these complex designs challenged
me to do that.
A friend gave each member at “quilt
camp” a gift packet of 6 fat quarters and
challenged us to make a quilt top by the
next “quilt camp”. I added additional
fabrics and chose this pattern by Bunny
Hill Designs.
Pattern Name or Source: “William’s
Garden” patterns by Michelle Hill
Pattern Name or Source: Anne SuttonBunny Hill Designs
65 x 66 inches
57 x 63 inches
1301
William’s Garden
Tribute to Barzilla
Family
1302
Special Exhibit
Quilter: Marian Kush
Photo quilt.
80 x 84 inches
1303
Navaho Sunflower
1304
1305
Le Jardin
Guardian Angels
persons
Quiltmaker(s): Carolyn Hughes and Pete
Hughes
Quilter: Errol A. “Pete” Hughes Jr.
Techniques for this quilt included hand
applique, silk ribbon embroidery, regular
embroidery, beading, and paper-piecing
in sashing. Charms were also added
for embellishment. All quilting was done
hand-guided using a Gammill Plus.
Quilting includes 1/4” cross-hatching.
Pattern Name or Source: Pattern Name:
I designed this quilt for the New Quilts
Angles In My Garden by Fabric Gardens,
From an Old Favorite contest sponsored
Goliad, TX.
by the National Quilt Museum in Paducah.
79 x 96 inches
The theme that year was the Sunflower
block. I was honored to be a finalist.
58 x 71 inches
1306
I Love Wildflowers
Quiltmaker(s): Peggy Richards
Quilter: Peggy Richards
Fell in love with this quilt when I first saw
it and had to make it. I did the applique
on my embroidery machine using batiks
from my stash.
Pattern Name or Source: Wildflowers/
Smith Street Designs
56 x 86 inches
1307
I really enjoy the machine applique
process and find it very relaxing. Anne
Suttons Bunny Hill Designs are some of
my favorite patterns.
Pattern Name or Source: Anne SuttonBunny Hill Designs
51 x 52 inches
1308
Rambo Album Quilt
persons
Quiltmaker(s): Cynthia Collier, Kris Larkin,
Ladonna Messarra, Roni Bush, Joan
Ramsey, Anne Lockett, Joyce Springle,
Kim Cissell, Alisa Raney, Vicki Prebilsky
Quilter: Rambo Quilters
This quilt was made by The Rambo
Quilt Group. Each quilter was given a kit
to complete her own block. They hand
appliquéd and quilted their blocks and
returned them to me. I assembled the
blocks into a quilt using the Quilt-AsYou-Go method and added borders to
complete the quilt.
Pattern Name or Source: Robyn
Pandolph
80 x 80 inches
1309
A Critter Christmas
I love doing the fusible machine applique
and found this cute pattern by Linda
Hohag. I also believe you can never have
too many Christmas quilts.
Pattern Name or Source: Linda Hohag
49 x 54 inches
Summer Sweet (I call it
Sunflowers)
Quiltmaker(s): Mira Noble
The quilt was started in a class with Sue
Nickels. The fabric choices were mine.
Quilter: Mira Noble
Featured in Quilt Magazine and calendar1985. Best in Show: Greenville, NC,
Rose Hill Needlework Show. Shown at
Jinny Beyer Seminar, Sea Pines, SC.
2nd Place- Maryland State Fair. Hand
appliqued and hand quilted using hand
carded wool batting. Fay M. Goldey was
a noted quilter, quilt instructor and an
NQA judge who enjoyed quilting and
fabric arts. She was also known for her
exquisite hand quilting.
1310
Dreams of the Garden
Pattern Name or Source: Pattern for vase
and flowers provided in class with Sue
Nickles
34 x 34 inches
1311
ABC Embroidery
persons
Quiltmaker(s): Jan DeAlmeida, Karen
Overton (quilter)
Quilter: Karen Overton
81 x 93 inches
1312
Calico Garden
Quiltmaker(s): Dottie Pope
Quilter: Dottie Pope
This quilt was originally made by Florence
Peto, a quilting, in 1950. It is in the
collection of the Shelburne Museum.
Using her quilt as inspiration, I designed
the applique border and took significant
liberties with her applique designs (she
used broderie perse techniques). This
crib quilt now appears to belong in the
1930’s, although the fabrics I used are
new. I free-motioned the feather-style
quilting on my home sewing machine. I
display it as a wall-hanging.
Pattern Name or Source: Calico Garden/
Florence Peto
37 x 45 inches
1313
Halloween Night
Quilter: Elsa Tutt
Applied Marsha Bergren process and
tool to convert simple charm squares into
tessellating/ twisting pinwheels to create
a Halloween design.
34 x 34 inches
1314
I always liked blue and yellow quilts.
When I saw this pattern, I had to make it.
I changed some things and also enlarged
it by 7 blocks.
Pattern Name or Source: Summer Sweet,
QNM Magazine 2008, Linda Neustadt
adapted this pattern from That Patchwork
Place,
95 x 95 inches
1315
Texas Spring
Quiltmaker(s): Janie Patterson
Quilter: Janie Patterson
1316
Tantalizing Tulips
Pattern Name or Source: Tantalizing
Tulips- Needlecraft for Today
78 x 78 inches
1400
Aunt Millie’s Garden
I made this small wall hanging from a
bluebonnet & paintbrush pattern created
for LQG by Martha Nordstrand. She
taught the technique in a workshop she
did for us in 2011. Martha’s method
utilizes label paper for templates for the
tiny pieces of fabric, glue, and very tiny
screwdrivers to aid in turning the edges.
It took a lot of evenings by the TV to
complete but I’m quite pleased with the
result and plan for the piece to hang in
our Hill Country home north of Austin.
Pattern Name or Source: Texas
Bluebonnet and Indian Paintbrush pattern
by Martha Nordstrad
67 x 73 inches
24 x 23 inches
Quiltmaker(s): Tonda Helm, Karen Watts
I love all of the Piece ‘o Cake patterns.
Got this one during the 2008 LQG quilt
show and showed it around. I think there
were about 8 or 10 of us that just had to
do it. Well, you guessed it - I’m the only
one that actually got it finished.
Pattern Name or Source: Aunt Millie’s
Garden by Piece ‘o Cake
Twas the night before
Christmas
1401
Quiltmaker(s): Marilyn Yeakey
I fell in love with Sue Garman’s wonderful
Christmas design. It was a challenge,
but worth all the effort. Once I found this
beautiful red fabric , the rest fell into place
and I could use my “way over the top “
stash !
Pattern Name or Source: Twas the night
before Christmas Susan H. Garman
66 x 82 inches
Vintage Valentines For
The One I Love
1402
Quiltmaker(s): Marsha Fuller
Quilter: Sue Garman
This quilt was appliquéd and pieced by
Marsha Fuller and quilted by Sue Garman
in 2011. It is from the pattern, Vintage
Valentine, designed by Verna Masquera.
It took me many months to complete
because I was unsure of my color
selections. I have used colored pencil and
embroidery to enhance the colors in some
areas. It now hangs in my guest bedroom
74 x 74 inches
1404
Moss Rose
1406
Joy of Life
Quiltmaker(s): Georgann Wrinkle and
Denise Green
Quiltmaker(s): Tonda Helm, Cynthia Clark
I kept seeing this pattern in magazines
and fell in love with it. Finally was able to
get the actual pattern and when I heard
the story behind it, I loved it even more.
Rosalie Quinlan designed and made
the quilt while recovering from Breast
Cancer. This is dedicated to my mother,
grandmother, great-aunt, step-mother and
all the other breast cancer victims and
survivors.
The original 1843 Moss Rose by Susan
Stayman now hangs in the Spencer
Museum of Art at the University of Kansas
in Lawrence. Ms. Stayman won prizes
both Illinois fair in 1855and the 1866
Kansas State Fair. I was privileged to
view, study, and photograph this quilt
during a visit to the museum. My draft
is inspired by the very beautiful single
realistic rose of each block.
50 x 50 inches
Pattern Name or Source: Joy of Life by
Rosalie Quinlan
59 x 59 inches
1403
A World of Santas
Quiltmaker(s): Carol Roeder, Denise
Green
This was a first Saturday from
Quakertown Quilts. I finally finished it last
year and had it quilted. Although applique
is one of those “bad words” for me, I feel
like I improved greatly as I hand sewed
each Santa. I look forward to having
it hang in my entry hall this Christmas
(finally!).
Pattern Name or Source: The Kinship
Series: Classic Santas /Susan Garman
66 x 72 inches
1405
Carrie Hall Sampler
Quiltmaker(s): Jerrianne Evans and
Cynthia Clark
I started with a Block of the Month from
Common Threads of Waxahachie, TX.
I replaced all of the pieced blocks with
appliqued blocks. I drafted the smaller
blocks. Sue Garman drafted the large
center block of Potted Tulips. It is called
the Carrie Hall Sampler because all of the
blocks are based on designs by Carrie
Hall.
Pattern Name or Source: Blocks by
Barbara Brackman Sue Garman &
Jerrianne Evans based on designs by
Carrie Hall
74 x 84 inches
1407
Little Lily
Quilter: Georgann Wrinkle
Sue’s Lily Rosenberry has 1000 berries
on it. There was only room for 320
berries on the “baby” version of her
beautiful quilt.
Pattern Name or Source: Sue Garman’s
Lily Rosenberry
35 x 35 inches
1408
Circus
Quiltmaker(s): Pieced by Barbara Sickler;
Appliqued by unnamed craftswomen of
Sri Lanka;
The hand- appliqued elephant blocks
were sewn and embellished by the
craftswomen of Sri Lanka, an island off
the tip of India. I bought them over the
internet as I try to support women who
have to earn their living by needlework.
Pattern Name or Source: “Elephants of
Sri Lanka” by Marie diPrimo, published in
“Quilter’s World”, June 2007
72 x 95 inches
1409
Oley Tulip
1412
Civil War Bride
1415
Tree of Life - Broderie
Perse
Quilter: Hester Carnew
Quilter: Marian Woods
This quilt was started in 2000 and finished
in 2011. Yeah!!
This is the second version of the original
quilt that I have made. Two is enough. I
did some broderie perse in this quilt.
Quilter: Marian Woods
Pattern Name or Source: Pattern by
Susan Powell
69 x 69 inches
1410
Spirits of Texas
Special Exhibit
Quiltmaker(s): Sandra Thompson, Cathy
Ambrose, Karen Watts, Kris Bryson,
Susan Hoffmeir, Carolyn Allison, Mary
Thompson, Lea Ann Ferring, Rebecca
Terry, Donna Pierpoline, Merridy Pyor,
Tonda Helm, Susan Farid, Patty Mayer
The quilt was made in response to a
challenge issued by me,Patty Mayer, to
the Kindred Spirits Bee to design some
whimsical wine labels as if the wine came
from a small town in Texas. The response
was 13 blocks for some interesting and
obscure Texas towns. The size was
dictated by a space I had in my kitchen
where the quilt would hang. I designed
the setting after receiving the finished
blocks
44 x 51 inches
1411
Flannery’s Wedding
Pattern Name or Source: Thread bear
(Corliss) Victoria Aust.
68 x 68 inches
1413
Out
Who Let The Dawgs
Quiltmaker(s): Jeanette Dean
Quilter: Jeanette Dean
The bones on the border are the names
of the dogs we have had.
This is my first Baltimore Album quilt.
While the first squares I made were
mainly to learn and practice various
applique techniques, as the quilt squares
increased in number, I began to give
thought to how to commemorate my
family through the quilt - my parents,
my husband’s parents, our two sons
and daughters-in-law, and our precious
grandchildren. All of the “family” blocks
hold special meaning and memories for
me. This is also my first quilt to be hand
quilted.
Pattern Name or Source: Dazzling Dogs
by Amy Bradley
58 x 62 inches
1414
Meg’s Wedding Quilt
Quilter: Cynthia Collier
This quilt was made for my second
granddaughter, Megan Irene Hopkins.
Megan is six years old and I will put the
quilt away to save for her wedding day so
that she will know how special she is to
her Nana, Cynthia Irene Collier.
81 x 82 inches
This is a wedding quilt for my niece,
Flannery Kathleen Mitchell. It is the last
of nine wedding quilts I have made for
my family. I have enjoyed the years spent
making these quilts for the special people
in my life.
Pattern Name or Source: Flora and
Fauna/ Darcy Ashton
78 x 78 inches
Four Generations Past, Present and Future
1416
56 x 60 inches
Pattern Name or Source: Baltimore
Beauties and Beyond/ Elly Sienkiewicz.
DAR/ Elizabeth Mac Cullough Hervey
quilt.
Quilt
This quilt was made using fabrics from
one piece. This was my first attempt at
designing a quilt.
Pattern Name or Source: Blocks designed
by Elly Sienkeiwicz and Laura Dean.
Border designed by Jeanette Dean.
80 x 80 inches
1500
Zen
Special Exhibit
Quiltmaker(s): Kris Bryson
Inspired by friends’ quilts, I had to have
one of my own.
Pattern Name or Source: Amy Walsh Feb
2009 American Patchwork and Quilting
Magazine
57 x 67 inches
1506
Stars
1504
One Fine Day
Quilt Show Host Quilt
Quiltmaker(s): Cynthia England
Quilter: Cynthia England
This quilt was inspired by a photograph
I took while passing through the Lake
Tahoe area. It was a perfect day. The lake
was breathtaking. I was with good friends,
Rhonda Gabriel, Ivy Croft and my mother,
Chris Jahnke. It was a day to remember.
73 x 65 inches
Quilting Friends “Pass
Around” Project
1505
Quiltmaker(s): Jeanne Allison, Marilyn
Yeakey, Pat Harrington, Luti Wright,
Elaine Bishop, Cindy Cochrane, Ronda
Konda, Treena Wheatcraft, Sandy
Anderson
Quilter: Karen Jenkins - Eugene, Oregon
The Quilting Friends “Pass Around”
project began in Spring 2009. Each
member chose a theme and described
their design. They provided the fabric
for their blocks and any special fabric
needed. Every 6 weeks we passed the
projects to the next person in the circle.
One and one half years later, it came
back to the owner for completion.
Pattern Name or Source: Designer Joan Waldman found in her book “Pick a
Pattern” Applique
90 x 90 inches
Christmas Feathered
1509
Pagoda
Quiltmaker(s): Sandra Thompson
Quiltmaker(s): Winnie Fleming
Quilter: Jolynn O’Neil
Quilter: Evelyn Anthony
I took a picture of a pagoda when we
were visiting the Emperor’s Summer
Palace in Beijing, China. In April 2002, I
returned from my trip and started making
this quilt off the picture I had taken. It
took me a while as I did Ruth McDowell’s
method of piecing. This is a remembrance
of my trip.
This quilt was inspired by Marsha
McCloskey’s Feathered Star books and
her bias stripe technique for making
small half square triangle units (there are
2 different sizes of HST units that are
1/8” different in size). Winnie has taught
this method and this quilt was the class
sample. The quilt combines everything
that Winnie loves about quilting - stars
and intricate piecing.
36 x 52 inches
Pattern Name or Source: Inspired by
Marsha McCloskey’s Feathered Star
books and her bias stripe technique.
52 x 52 inches
Quiltmaker(s): Marci Henry
1510
Reflections of Key West
Quilter: Marci Henry
1507
Santas
Quiltmaker(s): Jerrianne Evans
Quilter: Carol Thelen
Made for the Ultimate Guild Challenge at
the 2005 AQS show in Nashville.
Pattern Name or Source: Based on the
pattern by Sue Garman “Classic Santas”
48 x 48 inches
1508
My Baltimore Album
Quiltmaker(s): Tommie Crocker and
Connie Hoke
Quilter: Tommie Crocker-hand; Connie
Hoke-machine
Tommie hand-quilted the blocks and when
Tommie’s health began to fail , Connie
Hoke machine quilted the border. Tommie
gave this quilt to me shortly after it was
finished in 2010 and is a quilt I appreciate
and will always treasure.
Pattern Name or Source: Patterns from a
class by Sally Pate at Quakertown Quilts
in 1990
85 x 98 inches
This quilt is a gift for my older brother. The stars are a symbol of how he has
always been very special and a very
shining ‘star’ in my life
Pattern Name or Source: Debonaire by
Rachel Griffith
56 x 52 inches
1511
True Love
All hand work, half thickness cotton
classic batting. Most quilting designs
are a repeat of flower shapes in
applique. Applique chintz floral cutouts
to background fabric with tiny whipstitch,
buttonhole stitch or reverse buttonhole
stitch.
Pattern Name or Source: True Loveoriginal Broderie Perse design by Fay M.
Goldey
89 x 85 inches
Momma and Pop and
their Five Children
1512
The center block was inspired by an 1803
quilt which currently hangs in New York
City at the Metropolitan Museum. The
border blocks were inspired by traditional
Baltimore Album Blocks as seen in books
by Elly Sienkiewicz and other antique
quilts.
65 x 65 inches
1513
block
Five friends around the
Quiltmaker(s): Georgann Wrinkle, Jean
Cloyd, Marsha Fuller, Cynthia Clark, and
Sue Garman
Quilter: Jo Lynn O’Neill
York City at the Metropolitan Museum.
The border blocks were inspired by
traditional Baltimore Album Blocks as
seen in books by Elly Sienkiewicz and
other antique quilts.
Pattern Name or Source: each border
was designed and pieced by a member of
round robin
70 x 70 inches
1514
Friends All Around
persons
Quiltmaker(s): Marsha Fuller, Jean Cloyd,
Cynthia Clark, Sue Garman, Georgann
Wrinkle
Pattern Name or Source: The Compass
pattern came from the Australian
Patchwork and Quilting magazine.
82 x 82 inches
Friends All Around, A
Round Robin
1515
persons
Quiltmaker(s): Jean Cloyd, Cynthia Clark,
Sue Garman, Georgann Wrinkle, Marsha
Fuller
Pattern Name or Source: Original designs
68 x 77 inches
1516
Coxcomb Robin
persons
Quiltmaker(s): Sue Garman, Cynthia
Clark, Marsha Fuller, Jean Cloyd,
Georgann Wrinkle
Quilter: Sue Garman
This round robin quilt was started in 2009
with my center coxcomb block, a box of
red and green fabric, and instructions to
NOT make it a Christmas quilt! The rest
is history... thanks to four industrious,
creative, talented friends!
80 x 80 inches
1517
Friends All Around Me
Quiltmaker(s): Cynthia Clark, Sue
Garman, Georgann Wrinkle, Marsha
Fuller, and Jean Cloyd
Quilter: Sue Garman
This quilt is the result of a round robin
within my Bee. In this round robin each
center medallion was completed by the
owner/originator of the quilt and then
passed on to the next person in line. We
included the center block, fabric, and
any other written information we wanted
passed forward for inspiration. We
had about 2 months to do each round
and did not see our quilt top until it was
completed.
Pattern Name or Source: Each border
was designed and pieced by a member of
round robin
78 x 78 inches

Birds of a Feather - Lakeview Quilters Guild

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