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2008 Winners Gallery (Fabric Art Professional)


Fabric Art Professional, First Place

Prize Awarded - $500

Entry #611 "The Girl in the Blue Dress" Marlene Woodfield LaPorte, IN
       

"The Girl in the Blue Dress" by Marlene Woodfield

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"The Girl in the Blue Dress" by Marlene Woodfield

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Description

The Girl in the Blue Dress gently blows bubbles that glide upward on the gentle summer breeze. This is a portrait of my granddaughter, Marin Krause.

Source of Design: Original

Made and Quilted By: Marlene Woodfield


Fabric Art Professional, Second Place

Prize Awarded - $200 sponsored by Quiltmakers

Entry #616 "Foxy Sisters" Ann Horton Redwood Valley, CA
       

"Foxy Sisters" by Ann Horton

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"Foxy Sisters" by Ann Horton

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Description

My everyday world is a visual feast of nature. Fox, flowing streams, stars, and wildflowers are celebrated with lush silk appliqués, thread-painting, digitized embroidery and hand beading.

Source of Design: Original

Made and Quilted By: Ann Horton


Fabric Art Professional, Third Place

Prize Awarded - $100

Entry #603 "Gone Fishin" Kathy McNeil Tulalip, WA
       

"Gone Fishin" by Kathy McNeil

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"Gone Fishin" by Kathy McNeil

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Description

"Gone Fishin" is a tribute to America's great rivers and the young men whose dreams created a nation.

Source of Design: Original

Made and Quilted By: Kathy McNeil


Fabric Art Professional, Honorable Mention

Entry #619 "Serenity" Irena Bluhm Antlers, OK
       

"Serenity" by Irena Bluhm

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"Serenity" by Irena Bluhm

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Description

"Serenity" is a whole cloth with painted surface. Color was applied after all quilting was complete using colored pencils and textile medium. Machine quilted using a Gammill Optimum Plus.

Source of Design: Original

Made and Quilted By: Irena Bluhm


Fabric Art Professional, Honorable Mention

Entry #608 "She finally reached her ideal weight" Sandee Winrow Milhouse Bloomington, IN
       

""She finally reached her ideal weight" by Sandee Winrow Milhouse

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""She finally reached her ideal weight" by Sandee Winrow Milhouse

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Description

The inspiration for this quilt came from a TV commercial I saw during my usual exercise program. This obsession to be thin is unbalanced and unhealthy, and people are hurting because of it. I felt led to express the need to change our focus towards a healthier image, and a realization we are loved by God for our hearts, not our bodies.

Source of Design: Original

Made and Quilted By: Sandee Winrow Milhouse


Fabric Art Professional, Honorable Mention

Entry #606

"It's Turtles All the Way Down"

Jan Hutchison Sedgewick, KS
       

"It's Turtles All the Way Down" by Jan Hutchison

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"It's Turtles All the Way Down" by Jan Hutchison

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Description

This quilt was inspired by an anecdote from a book by Stephan Hawking. These are cosmic turtles surrounded by shooting stars and planet-producing vines.

Source of Design: Original

Made and Quilted By: Jan Hutchison

 

 

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