1st --Vote now for your #1 overall favorite quilt (hope it is my Batik Tulips, entry #46).
Click here to see photos and links to all the quilts and click on the star below your favorite quilt pic.
2nd --Click here to nominate quilts for individual merit awards, ie best bed quilt. I suggest applique, hand quilting, and wall hanging for my quilt #46. Open thru Nov. 4.
3rd -- nominations will be counted and top 5 quilts in each category with then go to a final vote. Nov. 5-8
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So without further ado -- Here's my newest project - a reproduction of a 1930's quilt that I modernized with the use of bright vibrant batiks. Made for the 2012 American Quilt Study Group - Colonial Revival Quilts of the 1920's and 30's Study Challenge. I'm excited to announce that it will be published in a book next year by the Kansas City Star/ Pickle Dish Company. The book will also include a wonderful pickle dish/wedding ring quilt made by my talented sister Donna which is part of the Challenge Traveling collection.
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"Tulip Stars-- Batik Makeover Edition"
*28" x 28 "
*Hand applique and hand quilting
*Quilted by Sandra Starley
*Best category – Applique Quilt, Hand Quilted, Wall hanging
*Hand applique and hand quilting
*Quilted by Sandra Starley
*Best category – Applique Quilt, Hand Quilted, Wall hanging
Here's the 1930's inspiration quilt with the kit quilt center and a unique tulip border that was not part of the original pattern.
Close up of the first block
And this is the quilt I made for the 2010 Quilt Study- 19th Century Stars. It is shown in the current issue of Quilters Newsletter Magazine on newsstands now.
Thanks again to Amy for hosting this great exhibit. Click on the logo to see a good overview of what is happening now in the quilting world.
