Observations of a librarian and quiltmaker who values the connections between and among people and organizations.
Thursday, January 28, 2016
A blue ribbon day
"Forecast: Scrappy With a Chance of Nine-Patches" was my entry in the GFWC-IL 10th District art contest. (That's General Federation of Women's Clubs.) Members' entries were on display at yesterday's district luncheon.
I won a blue ribbon!
I made the quilt out of orphan blocks in early 2015. This photo shows it prior to quilting. (I did an overall meander in the center and almost-feathers in the border.)
P.S. I won last year, too. I should add that there are only two or three entries in a category so the chances are pretty good to get an award . . . but it's gratifying to get first place.
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Congratulations! I like that quilt!!
ReplyDeleteLots of scrappy! Glad you WON a Blue Ribbon. It's nice to WIN!
ReplyDeleteYou didn't need to add that last bit; I'm sure it would have won no matter how many entries!
ReplyDeletenann, any ribbon is a good one and well deserved too..it's so pretty!
ReplyDeleteOrphan block quilts are a favorite of mine - so resourceful :o) This is really a pretty quilt and a blue ribbon honors it nicely!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun scrappy quilt--love that it's made from orphan blocks! Congrats on your ribbon!
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