Patchwork, Quilting and Craft Workshops and Retreats: August 2014

Well I am just back after a great day at The Great Northern Quilt Show at Harrogate Show Ground. It was rather busy today, but the stand holders said yesterday was busier.
This year again, the show has got bigger. There are more stalls and more quilts! The workshop area which used to be at the bottom end has now been moved into another block.

Anyway, here are some quilts.....

This is best in show and also Longarm Award.
The Quilt was made by Liz Villalobos & quilted by Kay Bell

My first sampler Quilt by Moureen Mills - Judges Merit

The Colourful land by Ann Stamp

This next quilt I remember from Birmingham too, and it just shows that it is sometimes worth sending them to other shows as it has a Judges merit this time

Now this is Lovely Quilt - its made my customer Sylvia Foster. The piecing is superb and its quilted by Fiona Garth - Quilt Sandwich - yes ME!

Harrys Quilt by Kathleen Barrow

Hickory Trail - Brenda Stimpson

Victoria Garden by Jacqueline Martin

Trees & Geese by Jenny Reavill

My First Quilt by Alice Jesmont

ooohh A Jacqueline de Jonge pattern. Jacqueline (from The Netherlands) will be teaching here at Quilt Sandwich - The Royal Bridlington in March. This one has a Judges Merit.

Log Cabin Scrappy by Janet Keenan - Judges Merit

Line Dancing by Maureen Crawford - 1st for sampler Quilt and 2nd for Bed Quilt

Flower Quilt by Patricia Cave

Bettys Birds by another quilter I know - Brigid Ockelton

Winner of the Scrap Quilt

Garden Quilt by Joan Smith

Lone Star by Anne Kirkby

Cot Quilts

Pink Bunnies for babies by Leatha Potter - judges Merit

Regatta by Jenny Anderson - 3rd place

Noah's Arc by Rosemary Colling - second place

First Place - Bambino Blues by ME!! Fiona Garth

Group Quilts

Wind in the Willows by Pizzazz Patchers

Dales Depart - Wharfedale Quilters

Jantar Mantar by Heather Pratt - won art Quilt & a Judges Merit

Trees are People Too - by Heather Pratt won Machine Quilting and a Judges Merit

Andrea Stacke won Hand Quilting & Judges Merit

Rainbow in the Dark by Claudia Taeubert winning Large Wall Hanging & use of Colour

Quilt Diva by Maureen Crawford

Le Grand Depart Yorkshire by Carol Jensen

Here is another quilt that was at festival of Quilts - Cosmic Split by Hilary Florence - this time gaining a Judges Merit

Whiter than White by Wendy Deverill

Kaleidoscope Rows by Fiona Macaulay Davies

Colour Wheel by Liz Merckel winning piecing & Judges Merit

Hexatriangles by Wendy Deverill

Sunrise by Josephine Bardsley

Majestic by Carol Galbraith

Me, St & an Acorn Tree by Emma Galbraith

Dreamcatcher by Birgit Schueller winning second large wall hanging

Underground Treasures by Hilary Jackson 3rd place large wall hanging

Minatures -

Hunting the Light by Sarah Goldsborough - first place

second place

Small Wall Hangings

Dubrovnik by Heather Pratt

The Orchard by Ann Stamp

A Walk in the Woods by Jean Boath - Judges Merit

Percy Puffin by ME - Fiona Garth

Cogwheel by Maggi Birchenough - second Place

First place for Theme

Another lovely quilt by Silvia Foster - quilted by ME - Fiona Garth - Quilt Sandwich

Bon Voyage by Barbara Oborne & Dorothy Sharman - first for machine applique

Hooked on Hexagons by Emma Galbraith - third for theme

Howards Silks Hanging by Elizabeth Manley

Heirs & Laces by Nel Eyre

Second place wholecloths Persian Princess - by Karen Brown
Hand quilted

3rd Place wholecloths by Joan Pritchard

Hand Quilted

First Place Wholecloths Square Spiral by Hilary Florence
Machine Quilted.

It was my understanding that the wholecloth award was for hand quilting as the award is sponsored by Lilian Hedley, so not sure how this lovely quilt has won in this category?

Wheels within Wheels by Susan Worsh

Oh look there Percy....

Show case Quilts

Well that's all for the moment folk...more tomorrow

Dont forget to check out my website - www.quiltsandwich.co.uk for longarm quilting, extra wide backings, wadding, workshops and retreats and of course more quilt pics.

Hope you enjoyed!

Sunday

Here are the cushions which I missed yesterday