3 New Quilts and one is already a Prize Winner!
~The winner of the 2013 book, Shots and Stripes: 24 New Projects Made with Shot Cottons and Striped Fabrics is Jan Hutchison , who said: ...
Winner of $1,000.00 for Outstanding Art Quilt Sponsored by P & B Textiles Entered by Carol Taylor (Pittsford, NY) Made by Carol Taylor Started in 2004, Finished in 2004 Artist statement: The dictionary define "dispersion" as the separation of white or compound light into its respective colors as in the formation of a full spectrum by a prism. This piece portrays this same dissemination of small, medium and large "confetti" particles radiating in all directions. With the three columns juxtaposed to prove that opposites attract, the values in the middle mix both horizontally and vertically scattering their light in all directions. The circular quilting further defines the dispersion idea.
Winners The Festival of Quilts 2018: Winner Handi Quilter Best In Show sponsored by Winner Fine Art Quilt Masters sponsored by Vlieseline Winner The Quilters’ Guild Challenge sponsored by Bernina First Prize Second Prize Third Prize…Read more ›
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Loading… CLASS INFO HUB SHOW INFO HUB TRAVEL HUB EXHIBITORS HUB JUDGED SHOW SPONSORS ADVANCE TICKETS Loading… Houston Festival The International Quilt Festival Judged Show 2022 Winners List Here are the results of the debut of our Festival Judged Show! All prizes are non-purchase. *Click on quilt image for larger view. TOP WINNERS THE HANDI […]
Deborah Hyde is the winner of the MI Great Artist regional competition. Charles Boike, Kim Fujiwara, Douglas La Ferle and Molly Landis are runners-up.
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Competition quilts from the Mid-Atlantic Quilt show 2014 in Hampton, Virginia including Best of Show
3 New Quilts and one is already a Prize Winner!
While I have not had the chance yet to meet Riel Nason in person, I have seen one of her quilts in real life - at Quilt Canada - and it was fantastic. Riel is creative and playful in her designs, and
Just got back from an amazing 4 days at Festival of Quilts. I have met up with some old friends and made some new ones, and for the first time since I have started quilting 12 years ago, met not only 1, but 2 South African quilters, both at the Festival. Will be keeping in touch and hopefully meet up again at next years Festival. There were some amazing quilts this year, below are some of the winners: Pictorial quilts: "Poor and Rich" by Janneke de Vries-Bodzinga Detail from "Poor and Rich" Traditional Quilts: "The good life" - Philippa Naylor Detail on "The Good Life" Detail from "The good life" Winner of Quilt Creations: "Clock" by Kate Crossley My own favourites: Bristol Triptych - Yvonne Brown On Green Pond - Judith Wilson Cappoccino ' Gwenfai Rees Griffiths A Girl's best friend - Liz Jones "Play with squares" - Angela Rudolph Liquorice and Lace" - Birgit Schuller Detail - Liquorice and Lace Turkish Delight - Philippa Thomas Lente in Keukenhof - Ethelda Ellis Detail of "Lente in Keukenhof" The old garden gate - Lynda Jackson Detail of "The Old Garden Gate" Fire and Ice - Claudia Pfeil Detail - Fire and Ice Detail - Fire and Ice Raconteur the Storyteller's Collection - Cinzia White Detail - Raconteur the storyteller's collection Flourish on the Vine - Kathy Wylie Detail - Flourish on the Vine Detail - Flourish on the Vine Flourish on the Vine - detail Kutch Diamonds was entered in the Traditional category and got a Highly Commended, which I am absolutely delighted about. This is a photo of it hanging up: Kutch Diamonds - Annelize ~Littlefair Update on Dutch treat: Although I have not yet caught up, I managed to stitch 21 blocks since my last update. I have to confess that I am thoroughly bored with it and decided that I do not like reverse appliqué. I will probably NEVER do another quilt like this and I am dreading having to do 4 borders. For now, I am going to persevere with my blocks until they are all done, before making a decision about the borders. Next week: Kimmy Brunner is currently the UK, she has been teaching at Festival of Quilts and will be teaching long arm quilting classes at The Cotton Patch next week. I have enrolled for all her classes and can't wait to learn from her. I will post some photos on here in my next post.
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Inspiring award-winning quilts
Bedfordshire-based quilt artist Karen Callaghan has won the 2018 Fine Art Quilt Masters competition at The Festival of Quilts.
One of the most memorable elements of The Festival of Quilts are the 700+ quilts entered into competition. View past winners here!
