Saturday, November 3, 2012

Seeing Red Challenge

Cathy's Red Tape
This year's challenge was entitled "Seeing Red" and could be interpreted any way we liked.  There were limits as to the size of the piece and it had to be square or rectangular.  13 pieces were finished. Now Jane has the job of putting them together to hang as one.  Watch for more later. 
Candy's poppy

Klonda - Cat Eyes

Nancy - Passion

Judy

Terry - In Hot Water

Kokowai (Maori for red)

Foot pedals on Joan's harp

Jane - Sealed with a kiss

Priscilla - Fantasy Flowers

Marsha - Red Olympic tribute

Sheri - Poppy

Wendy

World Won 1st place Group

The World won a First place ribbon at the Lee's Summit Quilt Show for a group quilt.  Way to go girls.

World in Lee's Summit

Edie McGinnis wrote a nice article in her blog Pickle Dish about the World quilt. 
/http://www.pickledish.com/
Thanks everyone who set up and saw it this weekend. 

Friday, June 8, 2012

Denver Show

Here is the River quilt at the Denver Show, May 2012. 

Saturday, April 28, 2012

River Quilt goes to Denver

The Rambling River quilt is on it's way to Denver for the Denver Mancuso show.  Show dates May 3-6, 2012
http://www.quiltfest.com/activities.asp?id=35
Let us know if you see it there.

Our World really connected continents



Mannwells Coffee Alley was the location for a fund raiser for ieftz.org.  ieftz or Indigenous Education Foundation of Tanzania creates opportunities for education for high school students and one of the young ladies from the Washington area is a co-director (Quinn Brady).  Two students are here in the US being sponsored by various families and going to school.  The students, the founders of ieftz and many who love and support Quinn were celebrating and the World Quilt was the backdrop.  It was perfect. 
If  you would like to know more about ieftz go to www.ieftz.org
If you would like to know more about Quinn go to www.quinnbrady.blogspot.com/


Saturday, April 7, 2012

World quilt at Mannwell Coffee Alley

Judy and hung the world quilt at the local coffee shop in Washington, MO.  It looks fabulous against the brick wall.