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C#310
From Winter We
Emerge
Entered by:
Heidi Zielinski,
Stevensville, MT
Dimensions:
26" x 30"
Machine:
Home Machine
Batting:
Warm & Natural
Thread:
Sulky, Madeira, YLI
Quilters Statement:
The ivory-colored raw silk area represents the late winter snow,
while the earth tones of the rest of the piece reflects the
colors of spring as we move from one season to another. The
extensive beading helps to move the viewers eye around the
abstract representation of a changing landscape. |
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Traditional Large
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TL#116
Strawberry Latte
Entered by:
Linda Thielfoldt
The Quilted Goose,
Troy, MI
Dimensions: 79" x 97"
Machine:
Longarm
Batting:
Warm & Natural & Hobbs Poly Down
Thread:
Superior Bottom Line
Quilters Statement: The paisley border fabric, which I
found on a ski trip, was the beginning point of this quilt. I
pulled all the other fabrics from my stash and was happy to make
a dent in the “tans” drawer! The feather patterns are my own
design, drawn specifically for this quilt.
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TL#105 My Mom's
Roses
Entered by:
Wendy Costello, Bayview, ID
Dimensions: 67" x 79"
Machine:
Longarm
Batting:
10 oz Poly for trapunto and Hobbs 80/20
Thread:
Perma Core and Bottom Line
Quilters Statement:
This quilt was inspired by my mother's rose garden. The
trapunto is the cut away method
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TL#113
Amish Harvest
Entered by:
Judy de Boer
Willow Wood Longarm Quilting, Oakland, CA
Dimensions:
80.75" x 80.75"
Machine:
Longarm
Batting:
Cotton & Wool
Thread:
100 wt Silk, So Fine
Quilters Statement:
I wanted open spaces for a beautiful pattern to show off. I
wanted a weighty quilt for cold winter nights. I wanted to try
100 wt. silk thread. It's purple on the blue & purple fabric
and various colors in SID. Some pieced blocks are silk & some
are So Fine because of my limited silk colors.
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TL#102
Cactus Rose
Entered,
Created by:
Susan Pharis,
Lincoln, CA
Quilted by:
Lin Squires
Lin's Longarm Quilting
Roseville, CA
Dimensions:
99" x 99"
Machine:
Longarm
Batting:
Hobbs 80/20
Thread:
Superior Thread, Bottom Line Tan, green & red
Quilters Statement:
I quilted "soft desert breezes" dancing around the colorful
blossoms. Of course, hummingbirds would be drawn to the sweet
nectar of the flowers, where they would hover quietly near the
center. Can you find them?
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TS#203
Nisqually Earthquake Memories 2001
Entered by:
Dee Eckhardt, Olympia, WA
Dimensions: 33" x 40.5"
Machine:
Home Machine
Batting:
50% Cotton / 50% Poly
Thread:
Signature 30 wt. Sunrise poly thread and Superior Rainbow 40 wt.
#840 Poly Thread
Quilters Statement:
The quilt is meant to be viewed from both sides. My son, a 5th
grader, was at a youth theatre performance at Washington Center
for the Performing Arts in Olympia, WA when the February 28,
2001 Nisqually earthquake hit. The quilt was made in response
to his discussion of his experiences during and after the
earthquake and addressed my feelings & reaction related to being
separated from him. The quilt top was designed using EQ4 and
completed in 2001. However, the back was made, quilt assembled
and finished in August 2010.
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TS#201
Bargello
Mirage
Entered by:
Bea Lee,
Pittsboro,
NC
Dimensions:
46" x 46"
Machine:
Longarm
Batting:
Cotton
Thread:
Signature
Quilters Statement:
This is a quilt pattern by Dereck Lockwood. I bought a book
that has several bargello patterns but just fell in love with
this one and had to make it. This is the first quilt I quilted
on my longarm that I got last fall.
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TS#202
Grandma's
Bouquet
Entered by:
Cathy Kessel,
Marysville, WA
Dimensions:
37" x 38"
Machine:
Longarm
Batting:
Hobbs 80/20
Thread:
Signature
Quilters Statement:
The memory of my grandma's backyard perennial flower garden in
Windsor, Ontario, Canada was the inspiration for this quilt.
The appliqué patterns come from the August 1993 issue of
Quiltmaker Magazine using scraps from when I grew up in the
1950's. The trapunto is my own design to fit the spaces within
the quilt.
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TS#202
Grandma's
Bouquet
Entered by:
Cathy Kessel,
Marysville, WA
Dimensions:
37" x 38"
Machine:
Longarm
Batting:
Hobbs 80/20
Thread:
Signature
Quilters Statement:
The memory of my grandma's backyard perennial flower garden in
Windsor, Ontario, Canada was the inspiration for this quilt.
The appliqué patterns come from the August 1993 issue of
Quiltmaker Magazine using scraps from when I grew up in the
1950's. The trapunto is my own design to fit the spaces within
the quilt. |
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C#303
Autumn Day
Entered by:
Linda Nelson Johnson,
Moscow, ID
Dimensions:
18" x 27"
Machine:
Home Machine
Batting:
Wool Batting
Thread:
Superior King Tut
Quilters
Statement:
On an autumn day, colorful leaves fall gently on the water and
float down the stream glistening with droplets. This peaceful
scene was created with the use of an original stencil cut from
freezer paper. Oil-based paint, Delta Stencil cremes, was
applied to silk. Handmade ceramic buttons and glass beads
become rocks and sparkling bubbles.
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C#317
Nude With Rope
Entered by:
Ferret,
North Harrow, Middlesex UK
Dimensions:
83" x 24"
Machine:
Longarm
Batting:
Hobbs 80/20
Thread:
Superior Masterpiece
Quilters Statement:
This applique' quilt is based on an image by Alex Treacher and
used with his permission. The fabrics are all commercial
fabrics by Moda.
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C#304
Pretty Van
Gogh
Entered by:
Linda Nelson Johnson,
Moscow, ID
Dimensions:
12" x 12"
Machine:
Home Machine
Batting:
Wool Batting
Thread:
Superior King Tut
Quilters Statement:
Nothing is prettier than fresh cut golden yellow sunflowers in a
cobalt blue pitcher. Heat transfer of toner copy of photo by
artist using heat transfer tool, colored with Neocolor II
water-soluble pastels, water and brush. Thread painting and
free motion quilting on silk.
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C#310
From Winter We
Emerge
Entered by:
Heidi Zielinski,
Stevensville, MT
Dimensions:
26" x 30"
Machine:
Home Machine
Batting:
Warm & Natural
Thread:
Sulky, Madeira, YLI
Quilters Statement:
The ivory-colored raw silk area represents the late winter snow,
while the earth tones of the rest of the piece reflects the
colors of spring as we move from one season to another. The
extensive beading helps to move the viewers eye around the
abstract representation of a changing landscape. |
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WC#401
Grandma's Garden
Entered by:
Kaylene Parry
My Little Quilt Shoppe,
Lehi, UT
Dimensions:
67" x 67"
Machine:
Longarm
Batting:
Winline Bamboo
Thread:
Sulky
Quilters Statement: No statement submitted.
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WC#402
Obsession
Entered by:
Kaylene
Parry
My
Little Quilt Shoppe, Lehi, UT
Dimensions:
55" x 69"
Machine:
Longarm
Batting:
Winline Bamboo
Thread:
Sulky
Quilters Statement:
No statement submitted.
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WC#403
Greek Fossils
Entered by:
Ferret,
North
Harrow, Middlesex UK
Dimensions:
80" x 60"
Machine:
Longarm
Batting:
Two Layers of Wool Batting
Thread:
Signature top thread & Masterpiece bobbin thread
Quilters Statement:
This quilt was designed as a test piece for a larger whole cloth
design. I was so pleased with the test, that I decided to
finish it as a quilt in it's own right.
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WC#403
Greek Fossils
Entered by:
Ferret,
North
Harrow, Middlesex UK
Dimensions:
80" x 60"
Machine:
Longarm
Batting:
Two Layers of Wool Batting
Thread:
Signature top thread & Masterpiece bobbin thread
Quilters Statement:
This quilt was designed as a test piece for a larger whole cloth
design. I was so pleased with the test, that I decided to
finish it as a quilt in it's own right.
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W#505
Something In
Red
Entered by:
Linda Thielfoldt
The
Quilted Goose, Troy, MI
Machine:
Longarm
Batting:
Tuscany Silk
Thread:
Superior Bottom Line & So Fine
Quilters Statement:
Jacket: McCall's 5759 Pants: My own design/draft. Red & black
silk dupioni fabric, a few beads, a few of my original quilting
designs and "Something In Red" was born. I love working with
silk and this garment was no exception. I love the fact that
the buttonholes are built in and did not have to be sewn after
the garment was completed. The jacket pattern cross over front
gave me some really great quilting space. Quilting motifs were
designed by me just for this garment.
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W#503
Chocolate
Orange Cocktail
Entered by:
Birgit Schueller
Creative Bits, Riegelsberg, Germany
Machine:
Longarm
Batting:
Tuscany 100% Silk by Hobbs
Thread:
100% Poly machine embroidery thread by Embrofil, Rainbows by
Superior Threads (top) Bottom Line by Superior Threads (Bobbin)
Quilters Statement:
Another yummy cocktail is on the menu! The sparkling etui-style
burnt orange dress is featuring a flock of flying geese flying
south, sort of! The dress is accompanied by a short jacket in
chocolate brown featuring a complimentary line of geese. As a
stylish accessory carrying the wearer's party necessities comes
a creme-colored clutch. Lots of Swarovski hot fix crystals add
to the sparkling appearance!
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W#504
Mirage
Entered by:
Naysa
Withem,
Charles
Town, WV
Machine:
Longarm
Batting:
Hobbs Thermore
Thread:
Krenik "Snow"
Quilters Statement:
Quilt pattern drawn by Carissa Zanella, digitizing by Christy
Dillon.
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W#506
Heirloom Baby
Entered by:
Sue Hawkes,
Pocatello,
ID
Dimensions:
45" x 45"
Machine:
Longarm
Batting:
Quilter's Dream Poly Airtex 16 oz. Trapunto
Thread:
Superior, Highlights & Bottom Line, Hemingworth Embroidery
Quilters Statement: Heirloom Baby is an ensemble
consisting of a dress, slip, bonnet, jacket, booties and quilt.
I have always wanted to design something this special that could
be passed down among granddaughters. So far…only grandsons.
Now that it is complete maybe there is a
granddaughter on the horizon.
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