Shelton, WA 98584
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Our Own Quilts
The quilts pictured below were made for our own use or as gifts for family members.
Of course, family quilts get everyone involved: even the webmaster gets his fingers pried off the keyboard from time to time and put to work hand-stitching binding.
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Spiral Lone Star class project completed in Spring, 2002. This octagonal wall hanging is partially paper-pieced to get the precise star points. The larger star pattern is quilted with quarter-inch technique. The outer star points are quilted with ribbons through the points and stippling in the background. First Place Viewer's Choice, Multi-Technique Art Wall Hanging category, Missoula Quilter's Guild "Stars Across America Quilt Show 2002." |
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Detail of southeast side of the Spiral Lone Star, above. This quilt received the most viewer votes in its category of 29 multi-technique wall hangings at the 2002 biennial quilt show sponsored by the Missoula Quilter's Guild. This quilt was also on display during the Spokane Quilters Holiday Village quilt show in the Cotton Patch Quilt Shoppe's booth at the Spokane Convention Center, 11-13 October, 2002. |
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A pieced and appliqued teddy bear quilt made for our newest grandson in February, but finished on the way to visit, so we didn't have a picture of it until our fall visit. |
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This original design was made for a grandson, out of his uncle's worn-out blue jeans. It includes five back pockets and added action-figure patches. This was finished enroute to visit in the spring, and we didn't get a photo until October 2002. |
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