| Quilter | Description |
| Special Awards |
| Judy Robinson and Tina Collins | Best of Show:
Farmhouse Road
This quilt started as a stack of the traditional block Jacob's Ladder made from reproduction prints. Using the computer, I played until I arrived at a unique setting.
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| Judy Robinson |
Tenna Henning Award for Machine Quilting: Half square triangles and two
colors are all it took to create this quilt.
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| 100s Pieced Quilts |
| Saphrona Brewington | Holiday Star: This
quilt was the mystery in July at the Sewing basket, which I enlarged to a queen size quilt. I machine quilted this quilt with shaded gold thread. |
| Lois Emerine | Garden Patch: Irish Chain
with appliqued border |
| Velda Keister | Eureka: This quilt is machine pieced and hand quilted by me.
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| Judy Robinson | Scrappy Pineapple:
Pineapple blocks are a good way to use leftover strips. Nearly all of this quilt was pulled
from other pieces. |
| Caroline Tilghman | Shootin Pool: This
Stack and Whack quilt was made for my middle son, Tyler, who has a passion for playing
pool |
| Dorothy Wibbenmeyer | Mariners Compass Star:
I saw this quilt in a book. the stars and border were done by paper piecing.
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| 200 Applique |
| Pauline Heideman |
Flea Market Finds: Twenty blocks including things flound in flea markets and antique shops.
It is all hand made. |
| Nancy Ross | Blue Bird Wreath:
This Jan Patek pattern was designed for a Girl Gang project.
It is machine appliqued and machine quilted. |
| Kathryn Starbuck | Celtic Blessings:
Celtic blocks in various designs and fabrics, framed by a thistle border. The pattern is by
Helen Kelly.
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| 300 Group |
| Merle Deneke and St. Vincent's Quilters |
Love is a Work of Heart: This quilt was started when Rita Whaley and I would get together and sew once
a month. After many months, we did the finishing applique stitches and completed
the quilt. St. Vincent's Quilters hand quilted it. |
| Madeline Gieselman / Rebeccah Churn |
One Nation Under God: This top was pieced by rebeccah and Madeline. Madeline,
Rebeccah's grandmother, machine and hand quilted it. |
| Mary K Reed and St. Paul's Ladies Aid Society |
30s Flowers: Thirties reproduction fabrics were used to hand applique a floral
pattern named Auntie's Garden by Simple Pleasures |
| Carol Schaefer / Dora Kochler |
Amanda's Graduation Quilt. This is Scott City's school colrs, and has photos
throughout Amanda's life. The back of the quilt is a daily journal of her senior year,
as I knew it. |
| 400 Other Techniques |
| Velda Keister |
Embroidered Double Wedding Ring:I machine embroidered the centers before cutting
them out. I made this from
a picture my son cut out of a catalogue and asked me to make for him. |
| 500 Miniature |
| Marcy Abernathy | 24/7 At the Lily Pad: This mini Lone Star quilt
depicts life around a lily pad -- day in and day out. |
| Darlene Jackson | Butterflies: This was a
fun quilt to make. The butterflies feature my hand dyed fabric. |
| Nancy Pleimann | Jo's Strippy:
This quilt was made in JO's Little Women Club in 2004. |
| Judy Robinson | Underwater Fantasy: (1st place)
The background for this quilt is a bargello technique in watercolors. The scene
itself is collaged with dolphins cut from fabric, fish and vegetation made of thread needle
lace off the quilt and added, hand embroidery, plus shells and beads. |
| Patty Stone |
Wild Thing |
| 600 Wall Hanging |
| Sherrie Grab | American Beauty,
Brightly Shining: The stars signify the vibrancy of our country's families.
It has appeared in the AQS Show in Paducah, the IQA Show in Houston, Faner
Museum, SIU and will appear in the 2006 AQS Quilt Arts Calendar. |
| Robin M. Haller | Acer Gloriosa: My
favorite tree at our previous house was a glorious Janese maple. I couldn't
take it with me when we moved, so I made this to remember it. The green side
represents summer and the other side is fall. 2nd place in Wall Hanging |
| Nancy Ross | For the Love of Folk Art:
Some of the things I love: cats, flags, friendship |
| 700s Theme |
| Mary L. Hackett | Pick-Up Stix:
This spontaneous Log Cabin is made with miscellaneous strips and scraps. |
| Nancy Pleimann | Log Cabin Basket or
Basket of Log Cabins: I'm just glad this quilt is done! I started it in 1992
and quilted it in September 2004. |
| Quilts not Judged (display, mini auction,..) |
| Log cabin quilt, another
log cabin quilt | Log cabin quilts were used to decorate because of our
Log Cabin theme |
| Bra quilt | Displayed near the silent auction
because of it's theme and purpose. Each block was made by a different quilter. |
| Sat minis | Silent Auction to benefit
breast cancer research and education |