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Bali Rose Bali Rose, from the traditional Whig Rose pattern, was made in February 1998 when we went to Florida for a month to escape the Illinois winter. It rained 15 of the 28 days we were there. I was ready to quilt it when we returned home. AQS published my rainy story. It was made with Hoffman Bali fabrics and was displayed in their exhibit in Houston celebrating fifteen years of Bali fabrics. · Best of Show, Mississippi Valley Quilt Show, 1998 · Second, Professional Appliqué, Heritage Quilt Show, Bloomington, IN, 1999 · Judge’s Award, AQS, 1999 · Faculty Award, Minnesota Quilt Show, 1999 · Second, Professional Appliqué, NQA, 1999 · Honorable Mention, Quilters’ Heritage Celebration, 2000 · First, Professional Appliqué, Rockome Gardens, 2000 |
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Metamorphosis The origin of the Princess Feather pattern dates back to as early as 1709. This pattern was adapted with the addition of original stars and the use of multi-colored fabrics rather than the traditional reds and greens. Embellishment to the borders is added with embroidered feather designs. I changed my ideas so many times that I had enough left to make another quilt. Metamorphosis is a highly appropriate name. · First Place, Professional Appliqué, NQA, 2000 · Mountain Mist Traditions Award, Quilt America, 2000 · Honorable Mention, Quilt the Quilt, Duluth, MN 2002 · Exhibited in “In the American Tradition” special exhibit, IQA, 2002 · Special Exhibit, Free Motion Masterpieces, New England Quilt Museum, 2004 |
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