Fanfare 2019--Part 2

Here are more wonderful quilts from the Heritage Quilters of Huntsville 2019 Quilt Show.

Find the first post here: Part 1

Special Exhibit of Halo Star Medallion quilts made by members of the Sunday Sew and Sews, a monthly group who meet for skill-building and friendship. These quilts were not part of the judged show. The pattern was the 2017 Block of the Month for www.thequiltshow.com and was designed by the late Sue Garman:

Mine:

Donna Daniel:

Pam Erickson, her 2nd--that's what happens with two daughters who both want the 1st one:

Jodie Lindstrom:

Susan Coddington: 

Some more quilts from the judged show:

Yea Alabama by Donna Daniel, Modern: 

Ocean Wonder by Georgia Flanagan, Other:

Equilateral Gems by Lois Kindley, Modern:

Fragments in Freefall by Robin Price, Modern:

 Flower Frolic by Audra Kennedy, First HQH Fanfare Quilt Entry:

If you think wool quilts have to be dark, think agaiu

 Hex Bolt by Ben Darby, Modern:

 Food Frenemies by Teresa Rawson, One Maker Medium Applique'. This also won the special award for Best Hand Quilting:

They Don't Make Them Like They Used To by Sherrie Cahill, One Maker Medium Applique:

Blues of a Feather by Pam Anders, Small Pieced:

Sprockets by Cheryl Heeth, Small Pieced:

Roses of Remembrance by Janet Henne, One Maker Large Applique':

 Against Such Things There is No Law, by Ben Darby, One Maker Large Pieced. This is such a great quilt--I would like to have a poster of this. We need more of what this quilt is telling us. This also received the Special Award for Best Machine Quilting on a Stationary Machine:

My entries include My Lifetime Quilt, finally finished last month, One Maker Extra Large Pieced:

Stars in a Time Warp, Two Makers Extra Large Pieced:

Circa 2016, a favorite small quilt, I overdid the border quilting--fortunately, I have gotten much better at that now:

There were 225 quilts in the judged show so these two posts only scratch the surface. Congratulations to all who were brave enough to enter and especially to those who received a ribbon in tough competition.

I will end with Best of Show. This was the 2011 Block of the Month quilt for www.thequiltshow.com. I started it in January 2011 and recently finished it. Designed by my friend, the late Sue Garman, working on this quilt after her death helped me grieve for her. She was a treasure. The wonderful quilting added the perfect touch to this special quilt--that was done by Lois Kindley, a local longarm quilter.

Ruffled Roses by Barbara Black, Best of Show:

Let's quilt.

Barbara