Here is more wonderfulness from International Quilt Festival. Enjoy!
“Mystique”by Sharon Schamber won Best of Show and $10,000 http://www.sharonschamber.com/
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“Ambrosia” by Gina Perkes won first place in the Innovative Appliqué category. http://www.gperkes.fatcow.com |
“Sew Is Life” by Barbara Korengold http://www.gazette.net/stories/11032010/bethnew203837_32544.php |
“Sew Is Life” (detail) by Barbara Korengold |
“Wings” by Rory Ross won an honorable mention in the Innovative Appliqué category. |
“Wings” (detail) by Rory Ross |
“GO! Be Dazzled” by (my friend and Houston roommate!) Sarah Vedeler won first place in the Computer-Aided Machine Embroidery category http://sarahvedelerdesigns.com/ |
“Grape Hyacinth” by Margo Fiddes http://www.margoquilts.com/ |
“Grape Hyacinth” (detail) by Margo Fiddes |
”Wings and Feathers” by Mark Sherman won third place in the Innovative Appliqué category http://www.remarkablequilts.com |
“Circular Motion” by Becky Goldsmith won a Judge’s Choice Award http://www.pieceocake.com/ |
“Icing on the Cake” by Linda Roy won second place in the Mixed Technique category http://www.knoxnews.com/news/2008/sep/21/totally-hooked/ |
SAQA’s “Sightlines’ exhibit, from afar (photography of individual pieces is not permitted) http://www.saqa.com/about.php?ID=1699 |
“Mary Simon Revisited’ by Nancy Kerns won The Founders Award and $7,500. |
“Mary Simon Revisited’ (detail) by Nancy Kerns |
“Folk Art for Jean” by Marian A. Woods |
“Folk Art for Jean” (detail) by Marian A. Woods |
“Katrina I” by Sandy Gregg http://www.sandygregg.com from the “Still We Rise Again” exhibition celebrating the resilience of the people of New Orleans and the Gulf Coast on the fifth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina |
“Circles of Life” by Linda French won first place in the Mixed Technique category http://www.longarmfinishingtouches.com/ |
“Circles of Life” (detail) by Linda French |
“Circles of Life” (detail) by Linda French |
“Flower Road” by Hideko Kubota |
“With You” by Miyuki Hamaba |
absolutely amazing quilts and Sharon's quilt is stunning with the applique and quilting.
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Horrors! That "lobster" in the last picture is actually a crawfish! No lobsters in New Orleans, unless they were flown in in a tank! lol!
ReplyDeleteThank you for all those beautiful pictures and close ups! It is wonderful to be able to see the quilts as well as what you would naturally do, have a look close up! I am sure many with me are thankful for people like you giving us pictures of the events we cannot get to! thanks so much!
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ReplyDeleteOh, my, I am sure you are right. I am such a Yankee! I will correct it right now. :-)
The quilts are all breathtaking. Such amazing designs, work, patience and attention to detail.
ReplyDeleteWow, thank you for showing all these close ups. Someday I will get to Houston to see a show. Sharon's block is amazing. So many wonderful artists.
ReplyDeleteThe birds nest by far I just found your web page and it is amazing. Someday I would like to be half as good as you.
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