2022 Tri-City Quilt Show

 The Tri-cities Quilt Show happened last Friday-Saturday.
It was Sew Fun to have a real Show to enter and attend.

I got Elizabeth and Abby's Quilts Quilted in time to take them in. 

Even with Betsy Troubles.

This is Elizabeth's 5th Grandma Camp Quilt

"Gate of Roses"

This is Abby's First Quilt in a Quilt Show.

I called in "Fenced in Flowers".

I gave out  a "Mutual Admiration" Ribbon to this Quilt

"Stitcher's Garden" By Rhonda Alberts

Pattern by Lynda Howell of the Stitch Connection

There were about 5 of these and I like this one best.

Made in a Class at Janean's Bernina

January 2020

This was the wall of the Red and White Quilts.

My Red and White Entry

Disappearing Pinwheel Baskets

From Missouri Star Quilt Tutorial

Black and White with one color Wall - Panoramic shot 

My Entry

Antique Lace-Mini

(from a baggie of bonus Triangles)

Me and my Frolic at the Tri-Cities Quilt Show.
Thanks @quiltville_bonnie for a Star pattern I could enter in this Show. 

Focus on the Stars was the 2020 theme for a Quilt Show that was Canceled. 

This year it was included in the 2022 Show. 

I only saw my Quiltville Quilt at this show. 

Weird to be the only Quiltville fan in my area. 

Thanks for taking my picture with my shirt, quilt buddy, Lynn.

Best of show- Viewer's choice

By Wendy Bell

2022 First Place A Hoffman Big Dream Holiday Panel by Jan Yancey

2022 Second Place Colorwash Triple Irish Chain by Sylvia Parker

2022 Third Place Oh My Stars by Alice Ikenberry

She also won for 2020 Theme Best of Color

2022 Honorable Mention “An Exercise in Sheer Determination” by Jodi Hassell

For National Quilting Day I went down to Quilt with the Walla Walla Guild ladies.

I made part of these blocks then made the rest at home after going to a Baseball game.

They are the Part one Blocks for Quiltmaker's 40th Jubilee

Mystery quilt made with Addicted to Scraps blocks by Bonnie Hunter.

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My Start-i-tus is in full swing.

Gotta add them to the Book.

Granddaughter#1 is SEW Fun!

We went town to Celebrate this girl!

Grandpa thought we should bring her home.

I wasn't as sure, I have projects to work on.

We went to pick up some things at her house and she brought her Grandma Quilt Camp Project.

I was amazed that all her Blocks were done.

She made her Flying Geese during Grandma Camp.

An Eleanor Burns Layer Cake was her choice of Pre-Cut this year.

It made cutting and choosing easy for the Granddaughters.

The block was found on EQ8, she chose her colors and sewed a couple.

It's a variation of the Capital T.

Lots of White Background.

She named it "Gate of Roses"

                                      By the end of the second day, she had it al together.

                                            She got lots of ooo's and ahs at Quilt Guild!

                                            She chose the Carmen's Roses to be Quilted on it.

              My file was corrupted on the Quilt Machine so I'm working on Downloading it again.

                             Gonna test it on this Table Runner she made with the 3 Extra Blocks.
                                                  

Hope to get it done in time for the Tri-Cities Quilt Show.

I have a few other Quilts in the Que...

My first Quilt was tested on Betsy while she was here.

After 2+ years, Betsy is uncovered and trying to be useful.

I have got to remember all the quirks, lol

I needed this design tested for a quilt that is due to be gifted this coming week.

These are 4-Patches I had all sewn together. I just had to add the Multi-Print fabric.

It's an old VIP from my stash.

It has the binding sewn on.

 I can tack it down while I wait for Paul at his Cataract Surgery on Monday.

I realized I don't really have a Valentine's Quilt.

My Red/Pink Blocks didn't get put together yet. 

Maybe later today... we have another road trip.

Remember these?

Jenny did a flash back to the tutorial for the "Antique Lace"

This block is made from those tiny hst's

80 Pieces per block, Whew!

This one will be an Entry for the Black and White Challenge at the Quilt Show in March.