Handi
Quilter Best of Show = $10,000
“Chihuly's
Gondona”
by
Melissa Sobotka, Texas
Detail
Detail
eQuilter.com World ofBeauty Award = $7,500
“Septem Peccata Mortalia” [Seven Deadly Sins]
by Christine Alexiou, Canada
This Book totally blew me away. Totally original; marvelous execution.
IQA
Founders Award [tie]= $7,500
“A
Little Bit of Baltimore”
by
Janet Stone, Kansas
IQA
Founders Award [tie]= $7,500
“Gorsuch
Family Quilt Circa 1840 Revisited”
by
Margo Hardie, Australia
Margo was a lot of fun to talk with about her quilt. She said something like, 'There is only one way to do it. Do it right.' She also mentioned she puts a lot of birds in her quilts because she likes birds.
Robert
S. Cohan Master Award for Traditional Artistry = $5,000
“Forever
in My Heart”
by
Lahala Phelps, Washington
Fairfield
Master Award for Contemporary Artistry = $5,000
“Photographer
Darling”
by
Noriko Nozawa, Japan
Pfaff
Master Award for Machine Artistry = $5,000
“Quilt
Noir”
by
Shirley Gisi, Colorado
Baby
Lock Master Award for Innovative Artistry = $5,000
“Illinois
Album”
by
Jane Sassaman, Illinois
Superior
Threads Master Award for Thread Artistry = $5,000
“Wind”
by
Masanobu Miyama, Japan
The dog is totally created with thread. No photo or painting.
He showed how he made a chart of the colors, then stitched them.
The dog is totally created with thread. No photo or painting.
He showed how he made a chart of the colors, then stitched them.
The
Future of Quilting Award sponsored by Omnigrid = $1,000
“Oklahoma
Windsong”
by
Cherrie Hampton, Oklahoma
Judge's
Choice sponsored by Hohin France= $250 each
“Did
You Wash Your Beak?”
by
David Talor, Colorado
The background quilting is incredible.
The background quilting is incredible.
SORRY, I can not find the photo that go with this award.
IF you have a photo that I might insert, please email me.
choice
of Sandra Leichner
“Crest
of Tulip”
by
Takido Fusako, Japan
choice
of Katie Pasquini Masopust
“Escape
II”
by
Betty Hahn, Arizona
Betty did a painting on canvas, then had it printed on fabric so she could quilt it.
Betty did a painting on canvas, then had it printed on fabric so she could quilt it.
3 comments:
I enjoyed so much seeing your photos. I had hoped to be there but couldn't work it out. Your photos allowed me to feel like I'd seen the quilts.
Thank you,
Madeline Hawley, Georgia
Thanks Madeline,
It is a lot of work to sort through my photos. However, I have only been to Festival twice so I usually wondered what it was all about.
Hope you get to go next year. It is the most amazing quilt show that I have ever attended.
Thanks for sharing, Ann. All the quilts are beautiful and deserving of awards!
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