I saw a first place blue ribbon for "Always Add Orange," the quilt I made for Curated Quilts magazine/journal that was selected for publication in their triangle issue.
Interestingly, the quilt right above mine was made by my neighbor, Becky. We're very good friends, and I consulted with her when she was choosing values for this lovely transparency quilt!
For "Urban Trek," a pattern by Heather Black (Quiltachusetts), I received an honorable mention. I still like this design, and think it would be fantastic in many other color combinations.
Winners received pins like this, so when I return to visit the entire show, I'll be wearing mine!
Please visit my blog again on Saturday! I'm celebrating 10 years of blogging, and you know what that means. Linda
Congratulations Linda. Wear those pins proudly!
ReplyDeleteWell, congratulations on three counts! Celebrations are in order!
ReplyDeleteWell done Linda! I love both quilts and agree- Urban Trek would be great in other colour combinations too! Wear your pins with pride!
ReplyDeleteWonderful ribbon news!!! and pins to wear is super...... Congratulations
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful to be a ribbon winner!! Many congratulations.
ReplyDeleteVery cool! So glad your quilts got some recognition!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! Wonderful news and well deserved!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Linda! What a thrill for you. Thank you for linking up to the Peacock Party.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations- love those triangles!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sue! I really appreciate your congratulations. I like those triangles too!
DeleteCongratulations!! Woohoo!!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! I have friends that live in the Villages and went to the show. They said it was wonderful and all of the quilts were beautiful
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your winning entries. I'm sure it was a great show. I wish I could have been there.
ReplyDeleteThanks very much, Debbie! (Did you know you're a "no-reply commenter"? It was a very nice quilt show. Lots of traditional quilts, with our little category of modern. I'm glad to have my quilts at home again, and to read judges comments!
DeleteCongratulations!!! Didn't get to the show this year...friend has pneumonia...rain today (yes, I melt! HA)...sorry I missed it...your work is always a delight to see in person!!!
ReplyDeleteJust got a chance to get back to catching up on my blog reading. Congratulations on your two ribbons. You look so cute standing by your quilts. Also, read about your temperature quilt. I love your block and the way you are positioning them. Wish I had time to make one. Our temps went from -9 one day this week to 60 degrees tomorrow! That will make some wild colors!
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