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The Quilt Show Newsletter - September 22, 2023

Best Hand Workmanship Award - AQS QuiltWeek Grand Rapids 2023, On The Set Leslie Rinchen-Wongmo and Sarah Vedeler, Dee LIVE: Autumn Acres Halloween Quilt - Class 03, Texas Tech: Sunflowers in the Waning Days of Summer, In The Store - "Daybreak" Quilt Kit, A Mountainous Puzzle

Weekend Fun - September 22, 2023

Featured Quilt - Best Hand Workmanship Award at AQS QuiltWeek Grand Rapids 2023


Selvages À La Rococco by Cheryl See won the Best Hand Workmanship Award at AQS QuiltWeek Grand Rapids 2023, while also winning First Place in the Hand Quilted Quilts Category at the 2023 AQS QuiltWeek in Daytona Beach earlier this year. Cheryl, a past guest of The Quilt Show, takes her handwork to the max with this quilt, as evidenced by the awards it has won.


As for the inspiration for the quilt? AQS QuiltWeek had this to say about it: "This quilt has a repurposing theme! As the back of the quilt says, "Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without." Not only did Cheryl use many selvage edges saved from her fabrics, but she also added hidden embellishments to them. Can you find the bottle of Coke, the hot air balloon, the fly... and so many more?"


Want to know more about the quilt and see it up close? Watch the video of Bonnie Browning interviewing Cheryl about her work on the floor of AQS QuiltWeek Grand Rapids by clicking the Quilt Video tab once you're in the gallery.


And then, if you can't get enough of Cheryl, learn from her right here at The Quilt Show by watching her in How to Piece Hexagons and Diamonds with Cheryl L See.

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On The Set Leslie Rinchen-Wongmo and Sarah Vedeler

Travel, Culture, and Life Changes Await


Two women with very different but equally compelling stories are on deck for this weekend's show. Go behind the scenes with Leslie Rinchen-Wongmo and Sarah Vedeler and get a glimpse of the quilting expertise they will be sharing with you.


Watch Leslie and Sarah in Learn Buddhist Art of Silk Applique with Leslie Rinchen-Wongmo | Applique with Machine Embroidery with Sarah Vedeler, when it debuts this Sunday, September 24, 2023.

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Dee LIVE: Make An Autumn Acres Quilt - Class 3

Halloween Is Still A Month Away, Make A Fun Quilt to Celebrate


The third class in making the Autumn Acres Halloween quilt with Dee Christopher's is tomorrow and it still isn't too late to start. The pattern is still available in the store and you can personalize it to your own spooky tastes by utilizing your own fabric stash!


Dee is LIVE TOMORROW, September 23, 2023 @ 10am PST, 1pm EST, and 6pm London time. All classes are recorded so they can be viewed later.

Watch Dee LIVE
See The Pattern

Texas Tech: Sunflowers in the Waning Days of Summer

Still Bright & Blooming In Fabric


Despite the drought in West Texas, sunflowers continue to bloom for farmers and along the roadways as wildflowers.


Their beauty is enjoyed by many, as is evident by the sunflower motif that adorns many decorative items for the home.

There are currently three quilts with a sunflower motif in the museum of Texas Tech’s collections and this month's article is both a spotlight on them and the motif itself.


(Above Photo: Detail of Maymie Ira Walker Tindall’s Sunflower quilt showing the French knots in the center representing sunflower seeds.)

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In The Store - "Daybreak" Quilt Kit

Rise And Shine to Make This Simple and Beautiful Quilt


Make a simple but stunning large star quilt with the Daybreak Kit. The blocks on this beautiful quilt are 10" x 10", so you get maximum drama for minimum work. Our kit includes everything you need to make the quilt top and binding for this 80" x 80" quilt designed by Charisma Horton.

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The Quilt Show Puzzle: Making Mountains

"Orogeny" by Vicki Conley


Orogeny isn't based on any kind of National Park, but it is based on how a lot of rock formations that you see in the parks are built with layering and uplift. To create it, Vicki made strip sets like a traditional quilter would and then cut them, put some uplift from the bottom, cut it again, made more strip sets, and then built it like she envisioned the rock formations were built. The name is representative of the steps it took Vicki to create the quilt and how mountains are created themselves, as orogeny means "a process in which a section of the earth's crust is folded and deformed by lateral compression to form a mountain range."


See more of Vicki's quilts in Learn Turned Edge and Fussy Piecing with Vicki Conley | Make a Soul Box with Carrie Bloomston.

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