Last of the Quilt Show Quilts

Here are the last of my quilt show photos.  I don't have a record of the quilt makers unless they won a ribbon.  Normally they hand us a program with a list of all the quilts and their makers along with a list of the vendors.  This time there was just a list of winners.


This is a variation of the Civil War Bride Quilt...hand quilted.  It was just beautiful.  I don't think this is exactly the Civil War Bride pattern, and I don't think it is A Bountiful Life either.  Any ideas?  It was made by Joyce Wuehle.

More beautiful applique'.

Love Eeyore's Garden by Linda Upp of Sharonville, Ohio.

This one is Tulip Fields by Betsy Glassey of Bloomington, Indiana.

By Carol Schwankl.  I'm pretty sure this is a Judy Martin pattern.  I think it might be Snake River Log Cabin.

 

This one is Once Upon A Time by Mary Buvia of Greenwood, Indiana.  

Mary also has a new book published called Santa's Loading Dock Quilt based on her award winning quilt from last year.



By Margaret Solomon Gunn.  The ribbon is for Honorable Mention in the Mixed Technique category.

Roses are Red by Jan Rothenbush

These last few are small quilts.   This log cabin by Kaye Koler called Home at Last won 3rd prize for Small Scale Quilts.

Here is the 1st place in that category by Mary Kay Mouton called Buried Treasure.

Dreaming Cat by Sandy Curran won Honorable Mention in Small Scale Quilts.  I love that kitty face.

 

That is the end of my quilt show photos.  I divided them into 3 separate posts so it doesn't take you forever to go through them.

Someone wrote and asked me if I had a quilt in the show.  Not this year, but in 2010 I entered two of my quilts in this Bloomington show.  I had never entered or displayed my quilts anywhere before, and I won a Judge's Recognition ribbon on this one called It's Just A Nine Patch.



 I also entered my green Nearly Insane called Lime Phosphate in 2010.

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