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    Old 07-18-2011, 12:51 AM
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    *** FIRST PLACE ***, Entry #9, QuiltingMom80


    *** SECOND PLACE ***, Entry #7, Maniacquilter2


    Voting began on Midnight (Eastern US time), Monday, July 18th and ended on Midnight central time July 22nd.
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    Old 07-18-2011, 12:52 AM
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    Entry #1 (cctx)

    I chose this pattern by Maggi Gordon which is on YouTube called "Quickie Quilts" by Maggi Gordon.

    This quilt took (3) days to make and finish as completed.

    The colors chosen for my project are Chocolate Brown Tone on Tone (100% Cotton from Hancock Fabrics) , The borders are a Plaid print in Black, Beige, Red (100% cotton from Hancock Fabrics), WOW with white circles (100% Cotton from Joann store) and Asian inspired all over print by David Textiles (100% cotton from Hancock Fabrics) and machine pieced using 4 patch blocks, bars, and (4) 12.5" Half Squares as the focal point.
    Batting used is 80/20 Cotton batting from Walmart store.

    I modified the measurements to make it my style.

    It is machine pieced and machine quilted in the ditch with free motion quilting on the borders only.
    The quilt is finished with the matching chocolate TOT brown binding and a strip binding of the Asian to complete and measures at 58" x 58".

    The borders are a Plaid print in Black, Beige, Red (100% cotton from Hancock Fabrics)
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    Old 07-18-2011, 12:53 AM
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    Entry #2 (fatsewcat)

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    Old 07-18-2011, 12:55 AM
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    Entry #3 (Foxflower)

    I started it over 10 years ago and completed the top, but finally got it quilted and bound. Here are the specs.....


    Quilt size: 56 x 56
    Quilt name: Anniversary Quilt (Sample Quilt)
    Individual blocks are entirely hand pieced, embroidered, and appliqued. Sashing and borders are machine sewn.
    Professionally machine quilted by Common Quilts in Calla Lily Pantograph
    Machine pieced backing.

    The quilt is done is our wedding colors. I chose the calla lilly pantograph because calla lillies was our wedding flower. I hand embroidered our names and wedding dates on the block with the the appliqued heart. I have blurred out our names but left our wedding date visible so that my hand embroidery can be seen.
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    Old 07-18-2011, 12:56 AM
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    Entry #4 (Homemother)

    The contest helped me complete this quilt instead of letting it sit around for months! It’s only my third quilt and I learned a lot about accuracy and color placement with this one. I found that I needed to use a few more solid types of fabrics because the pattern gets lost if too many similar fabrics are used. Oh well, it’s done and I’m happy about that. The funny thing was I decided to make the back of the quilt with larger squares of the same pattern and picked fabrics I didn’t know what to do with, so I used them for the back, and I like the results of the back more than the front! Go figure – probably some of the best designs come from mistakes!

    Thanks for running the contest. It has been good for me!

    ~Never been posted anywhere online (although, very tempted to ;-D)
    ~Pattern taken from this website, however, I used my own measurements and fabric choices and changed the design so that the lattice work ended instead with smooth edges and a more finished look (I prefer this, others may not) Block sizes: 6”, 63 blocks Finished size: 64” x 52”

    http://static.quiltingboard.com/uplo...und_garden.pdf

    ~Machine pieced by me
    ~Home machine quilted by me with meandering in the body and stippling in the boarder. Body quilted with a variegated blue cotton thread (it looks gray except on the white background) and the boarder quilted with a pink/orange variegated cotton thread.
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    Entry #5 (JenniePenny)

    The quilt is named "Good to be Home" and is from the Thimbleberries Sunset block of the month club in 2005. This was professionally quilted by Susan Thibolt.
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    Entry #6 (Jim’s Gem)

    Quilt pattern is called Flim Flam by Pressed for Time Quiltworks. Pieced and quilted by me on my regular sized Bernina Sewing machine.
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    *** SECOND PLACE***

    Entry #7 (Maniacquilter2)

    Pattern; Color Splash by Piecemakers
    Info Quilt- Used mettler
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    Old 07-18-2011, 01:03 AM
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    Entry #8 (owlvamp)

    A rag quilt I made out of T-shirts and a hoody.
    i love the eagles and outlined most of them.
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    *** FIRST PLACE ***


    Entry #9 (QuiltingMom80)

    The design is like the Garden Twist pattern but I did not have the pattern...My daughter made the pattern for me. I machine pieced it and machine quilted it.
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