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| 400 Skivvies by Linda Postlethwait Linda used 1930's reproduction fabric in this pattern, "Boxer Mania" by Cindy Cooksey. |
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| 402 If Ptarmigan Migrated to Florida by Glenda Burk Glenda used a free quail pattern from an on-line group and the colors of magenta and white drawn in a Valley Guild Challenge to visualize what an Alaska ptarmigan would look like in Florida. |
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| 403 Thimbleberries Remake by Nancy Freeborn quilted by Jonni Myrick Nancy used four orphan tulip blocks and scraps from a previous quilt to make this one. |
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| 404 Ouch! by Robyn Maas Robyn used an unusual fabric purchased years ago to make the McKenna Ryan "Coho" pattern. |
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| 405 Bruschetta and Vino Rossi by Robyn Maas As Robyn made this quilt, she happily thought of the quote, "A jug of wine, a loaf of bread, and thou." |
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| 406 Geary Puzzle by Robyn Maas Robyn bought this Robbi Joy Eklow pattern 6 years ago and finally made the quilt. |
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| 407 Sashiko Bamboo by Mary Huey The sashiko and bird design are by Sylvia Pippin. |
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| 408 Alaskan Flower Mandala Unplugged by Veronica Haberthuer Veronica used all hand techniques: quilting, appliqué, lace knitting, crochet, embroidery, and beading. It's an original design inspired by Ann Myrrh's "Mandala Unplugged" and Alaska flowers. |
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| 409 Crenelations--A View from the Dungeon by Jetta Brewer Huber Experimenting with an orphan fabric. |
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| 410 Salem Quilt Show by Mary P. Lee A plain panel cut apart and more witches added. |
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| 411 Will-O'-The-Wisp by Jane Ferguson In making the pattern by Need'l Love, Jane used a "twister" tool to make the pinwheel design. |
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| 412 Life Force by Jane Ferguson This quilt design by Bradley Design House uses an adapted log cabin block. |
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| 413 Sunshine and Rainbows by Chris Matiukas Chris used scrap fabrics in this curvy log cabin technique with circular quilting. |
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| 414 Off the Cuff by Linda Postlethwait For this original design, Linda used cuffs from shirts she had cut up for previous quilts. |
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| 415 President's Challenge 2018 by Delberta Trevithick The president's challenge fabric is used to make the bow ties. |
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| 416 Broken Dishes by Delberta Trevithick Using blocks from her stash, Delberta made this quilt as part of the guild's Bucket List challenge. |
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| 417 Fountain Plant by Delberta Trevithick Deliberate added flowers from an oriental book to blocks she had in her stash. |
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| 418 Migration by Kay Baehr Kay bought the Caryl Bryer Fallert pattern and fabric at the Houston Quilt Show in 2014 and completed the quilt this year. |
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| 419 Cycle of Renewal by Sandra Jo Bleicher Sandra Jo's inspiration for this first time pictorial quilt was a photo of her grandchildren playing on the beach in Hawaii. Seeing their joy gave her a sense of renewal. |
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| 420 In Full Bloom by Sandra Jo Bleicher quilted by Sharon Hughes Sandra Jo made this quilt for her three-year old granddaughter, adding buttons, beads, and bugs. She also embellished with her own decorative stitches and dragonflies. |
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| 421 Orange Tree by Sandra Jo Bleicher Sandra Jo put the tree and ravens from another project on a pieced background to create her own design. |
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| 422 Hummingbird's Spring by Sandra Jo Bleicher This small quilt was a 12" x 12" Spring-Teal Challenge in which Sandra Jo used a lot of embellishment and a porcupine quill for the hummingbird's beak. |
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| 423 Colors of My Yard by Sandra Jo Bleicher quilted by David P. Bleicher Sandra Jo started this quilt in an improv class. The colors represent those in her yard--purple poppies, red berries, and primroses surrounded by green moss. |
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| 424 Magpies and Dragonflies by Sandra Jo Bleicher In a Crayon Challenge, Sandra Jo drew three colors blindly--grey, black, and cadet blue. She could add one other and chose green. She then had to incorporate the crayons in the quilt. This quilt won People's Choice in the category. |
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| 425 Triangulation by Sandra Jo Bleicher This quilt resulted from a one-week challenge on the topic: Triangulation. |
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| 426 Stack 'n Whacky by Jetta Brewer Huber Designed to utilize the President's Challenge fabric. |
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| 427 Whodav Thunkit by Jetta Brewer Huber Mystery: add one different technique each month. |
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| 428 Recalling Giza II Egyptian Series #6 by P. Sims |
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| 429 Alaska's Onion Domes by Gail Ramsay Inspired by Russian Orthodox Churches in Alaska. |
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| 430 Kotzebue Ice Fishing by Gail Ramsay A bird's eye view of an Alaska tradition. |
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| 431 Aquarium by Gail Ramsay Gail was inspired by the Alaska SeaLife Center. |
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| 432 Santa's Funky Tree by Barbara Clinton In this pattern by Patch Abilities, Barbara used scraps from her stash and practiced free-motion quilting. |
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| 433 Friends by Barbara Clinton This was inspired by a class from Carrie Payne. The cat embellishments were made by Barbara's daughter. |
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| 434 I Never Promised You a Rose Garden by Barbara Clinton Barbara used scraps from her stash and a gift of fabric from a friend to make this quilt for the 2018 retreat challenge. The quilt has no roses, but two cats. |
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| 435 "Cheery" Blossoms by Barbara Clinton Barbara was inspired by a piece of home decorating fabric to practice free motion quilting and the use of art pencils. |
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| 436 Funny Business by Diane Youngblood This quilt uses the President's Challenge fabric. |
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| 437 Mini Fourth by Jacky Strong The pattern is "Around the Twist" from the book, Small Talk, by Donna Lynn Thomas. |
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| 438 Still Life 3 by Kate Beebe Pieced back, thread play, and 3-D flowers in a glass vase. |
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| 439 Still Life 2 by Kate Beebe Woven strips and 3-D flowers add life to a table top. |
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| 440 Boro Landscape by Kate Beebe Boro is a traditional Japanese technique for repairing cloth "wear and tear" by appliquéing patches to garments with long utility stitches. |
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| 441 Scowling Owl by Kate Beebe Even owls can have a bad night. Owl from a panel was placed on a pieced background. |
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| 442 Just Felt Like Doodling by Kate Beebe Just practicing free motion quilting on a felt square. |
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| 443 Uppsie-Daisy by Kate Beebe Inspired by artwork at Alaska Bagel Factory. |
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| 444 Memories of the 2017 Eclipse by Susie Coates The raven sees the sun turn black and wonders why. The raven sees the sun turn black and thinks he'll have to tell the world good-bye. Pattern by Barbara Jones. |
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| 445 For Joanie by Marilyn Moreno The table runner was inspired by a quilt on the internet. |
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| 446 Iris Panels by Irene Steward and Susie Coates quilted by Jeanette Dillon These panels were made for First Congregational Church altars to celebrate spring and summer. Hand appliquéd by Irene and Susie from a pattern made from an enlarge photo found on the internet. |
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| 447 Lake Grass by Bonny Rivera Grass was machine pieced. Appliquéd fish with free motion quilting. Scales on fish embellished with metallic thread. |
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| 448 Forest Jewels by Bonny Rivera Machine pieced with free motion quilting. |
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| 449 Symbol of Freedom by Neli Greenlee Designed by Sue Bouchard, this quilt appeared in Eleanor Burns' Quilt In A Day magazine. Neli was inspired to make it to honor her son who served two terms in Afghanistan in the Marine Corps. |
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| 450 Color Pops by Joyce Webster This table runner or wall-hanging pattern came from the book, Skinny Quilts, by Kim Schaefer. Black borders make the bright colors pop. |
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| 451 Shade of Summer by Joyce Webster On this quilt from the book, Skinny Quilts, by Kim Schaefer, Joyce used multi-colored thread and a decorative stitch in her machine quilting. |
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| 452 Happy Jacks by Joyce Webster Kim Schaefer's book, Skinny Quilts, had the pattern for this quilt. Joyce enjoyed using bright colors for the appliquéd jacks. |
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| 453 Abstract #1 by Sandy Winfree Hand painted fabric |
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| 454 Abstract #2 by Sandy Winfree Hand painted fabric |
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| 455 Dad's Do-Dads by Deb Hardman When Deb's father died, she saved the odds and ends which he had kept in a can on his desk. Seven years later, she created this memory quilt using hand embroidery and mixed media paints. |
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| 456 Stop to Smell the Flowers by Margaret Gingerich The pattern was designed by Connie Johnson Sayler for Pacific Rim Quilts. The top was needle-turn appliquéd to the background; then the quilt was machine quilted. |
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| 457 Mod Owls by Mary Huey This quilt from a pattern by Sew Kind of Wonderful is a baby gift for the son of friends. |
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| 458 In Their Easter Bonnets by Sandra Dozzo This quilt uses President's Challenge fabric from 2015. |
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| 459 Sail Away With Me by Sandra Dozzo This 2016 President's Challenge fabric quilt helped Sandra move beyond traditional quilts.
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| 461 Line Challenge by Out of the Box (Small Art Quilt Group) A challenge we gave our group: a one-inch line across your piece as a study of line. |
