Harmony Moser was our featured quilter for this year’s ALCQ show.
I was delighted to meet Mary who traveled all the way from Ireland to come to our show. I was demonstrating free-motion machine quilting.
My “sister” Carol Wight Jones won viewer’s choice in the large quilt category, for her exquisite hand appliqué's & hand quilted quilt. The detail below is the nest with little eggs that I made for her from polymer clay.
This piece by Sandy Winfree was really beautiful. I love the silk textures. She hand dyes it, & ties rocks in it while wet, then lets it dry to retain the interesting shapes.
his was another of my favorites. Linda Postelwaite hand appliquéd all of theses squares, & hand quilted this, all during the Olympics. Detail pics below.
This won Viewer’s choice for small wall quilts. It is ‘Painted Feathers’ by Cindy Rainey. She used Shiva sticks to paint it, & Sharon Schamber’s cording technique.
Jan Wills got the Viewer’s Choice for her appliqué’ quilt, that I quilted for her! We were both tickled pink!
The final Viewer Choice for wearable art, went to Connie Cloud, for her Puppies jacket.
Some of my other favorites were:
Pam Harris’s ‘Fan Fungi’,
& her ‘Postcard from Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles’. She credited me with teaching her the Treadplay “cup corals”.
as did Jackie Carley for the threadplay trees she did.
These purses were made by Pam Harris, & Joyce Webster.
The doggie coat by Elaine Fergen.
Done with the show report, at home now, I want to show you all the scarf that my DGF Kathy Jolman dyed for me using Eucalyptus leaves. She wrapped it on the stick with leaves tucked into it, & let me open it up to reveal the print. The other thing she did the same way was this hank of wool yarn shown in the upper left corner of the scarf picture.
This is how our nasturtiums look today.
And last, as I ate my breakfast this morning, the sun was shining, & a mist rolled through, giving me the most ethereal view. Beautiful day!
8 comments:
Wow, it looks like it was a great show. So many beautiful items. Thanks so much for sharing with us.
Congratulations! The quilting you did on the quilt was amazing I'm glad the judges agree with me. Wow what a great view, Alaska is truly a pretty place, would like to visit someday.
I love seeing what folk are making in other parts of the world. Thanks Deb. I would have liked to see your demo.
Dang, can't believe I missed the quilt show this year oh well, looked like it was a lot of fun.
Great show Sis! Did Dad call to tell you about his "cold"?
Wow, thanks for sharing the highlights of the show with us! Beautiful and creative entries. Have you ever eaten your nasturtiums? I used to put them in our salads for a very mild spicey zip!
OMG - My BAQ is heart themed... (Not that it will eve be that elaborate & my blocks are on point, etc.) Oh & mine is a super old UFO & flat - I apparently prefer the paper cut blocks...
Oh & do tell her to enter that into the Mid-Atlantic or Hershey quilt show - I want to see it IRL!
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