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THIS SET OF QUILTS WAS ENTERED INTO THE AMERICAN QUILTERS SOCIETY 2010 ULTIMATE
GUILD CHALLENGE; THE SET TOOK THIRD PLACE.
Note: Please be mindful that many of these quilts are original designs
and should not be copied and used without permission of the quilt owner.
Karen Watts – "Mariner" - 40x48”. Hand Appliquéd, Machine Appliquéd, 2009.
Machine quilted by Karen Watts. Original Design. The Ultimate Guild Challenge of
"Seasons" inspired me to reproduce a photo of my daughter at the Girl Scout
sailing camp in Seabrook. She learned to sail at age 11, and practically lived
at the camp for a couple years.
Carolyn
Allison - "Winter Star" - 39x50”. Machine Appliquéd, 2009. Machine quilted by
Carolyn Allison. For the season challenge, I wanted to do a nativity scene. Kris
Bryson drafted the star for me. The quilt is done in hand-dyed gradated fabrics
from Joy's Fabrics.
Beth Johnson
- "Autumn's Palette" - 40x50”. Hand Appliquéd, 2009. Machine quilted by Beth
Johnson. Original Design.
Patty Mayer – "Autumn" -- 40x51”. Hand Appliquéd, 2009. Machine quilted by Kris
Bryson. Original Design.
Jerrianne
Evans – "Spring" -- 40x52”. Hand Appliquéd, 2009. Machine quilted by Cynthia
Clark. Original layout with design elements from "Sunny Days" by Linda Jenkins
of Piece O'Cake Design.
Lea Ann
Ferring - "Autumn Years" -- 41x51”. 2009. Machine quilted by Lea Ann Ferring.
Original Design. My seasons challenge quilt incorporates a poem written by my
daughter, Sarah. Autumn is a season of nature but of also our lives.
Annette
Hasbrook - "Island Time" -- 40x50”. Machine Appliquéd, 2009. Machine quilted by
Annette Hasbrook. Inspired by a Windstar Cruise Line Ad. Summer is my favorite
season and this quilt represents one of my favorite spots to take a summer
vacation!
Denise Green - "Blooming Birds" -- 39x49”. Machine Appliquéd, 2009. Machine
quilted by Denise Green. Birds of Paradise by Eileen Sullivan. I wanted to
participate in the "Ultimate Guild Challenge" but wanted to use my current stash
of projects. I found this pattern and fabric from a trip to Beaumont to see Mary
Ellen Hopkins many years ago. I had to improvise to make the pattern large
enough for challenge rules, but I have a finished project now!
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