Annual Show February 28, 29 & March 1, 2008 with Future Dates: March 5-7, 2009 & March 4-6, 2010
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2008 Winners Gallery (Applique Professional)
Applique Professional, First Place
Prize Awarded - $500
| Entry #205 | "Cathedral Ceiling" | Mildred Sorrells | Macomb, IL |
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The ornamental design was enlarged, machine appliquéd and additional machine decorative stitching was added around each appliqué piece. This quilt was machine quilted with YLI silk thread and wool batting. Source of Design: Copyright Free Design-Dover Bk Made and Quilted By: Mildred Sorrells |
Applique Professional, Second Place
Prize Awarded - $200
| Entry #202 | "Fairy Dust" | Kelora Goethe | Knoxville, TN |
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The center block of "Fairy Dust" was begun in a class taught by Anita Shackleford. A friend suggested it would look nice set on point. I left it on my design wall, and *poof* look what happened. The quilt top is entirely done by hand, as is the quilting. Source of Design: Original - center block is a class taught by Anita Shackleford Made and Quilted By: Kelora Goethe |
Applique Professional, Third Place
Prize Awarded - $100
| Entry #207 | "Lea's Choice" | Joanie Zeier Poole | Sun Prarie, Wi |
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This quilt represents the friendships made during my long association with the Prairie Heritage Quilters. Inspired by a photo of "Central Medallion" by A.Y. in 1937. Quilting relationships are represented by the yellow ribbon for those passed, the pink garland for a growing circle of friends, and each quilted leaf is a new student. Original quilting designs inspired by the silverware of another quilter. Hand appliqué, hand-guided machine quilted using home sewing machine. Source of Design: Appliqué A.Y. 1937 Made and Quilted By: Joanie Zeier Poole |
Applique Professional, Honorable Mention
| Entry #210 | "Red Green, Red Green, Fantasy Flowers are a Dream" | Fay & Merl Pitts | Mt. Pleasant, PA |
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Merl modified this 1860 Pot of Flowers design by turning it into a 9 patch. Fay hand quilted and did the hand appliqué. Source of Design: Original Made by: Merl Pitts Quilted By: Fay Pitts |