The Quilt Show Puzzle: "Vintage Union / Two For The Money" by Linda Thielfoldt
Do a puzzle of Linda Thielfoldt's quilt, Vintage Union / Two For The Money.
Vintage Union / Two For The Money is the first quilt that Linda won a blue ribbon with. The name is a play on the quilt itself with the "Vintage Union" referencing the design and the "Two For The Money" part referring to the back of the quilt, which Linda says is her favorite part and considers it a whole other quilt unto itself so you're getting two quilts for the price of one (unfortunately we do not have pictures of the back of the quilt). When she entered the quilt into Houston, one of the judge's comments was that Linda should consider taking a color theory course. The joke is on that judge though as the quilt from then on continued to win prizes, including First Place in the Traditional Custom category of the Machine Quilters Showcase in 2007.
Click Here to see the Full Quilt.
See more of Linda's quilts in How to Quilt a Garment with Linda Thielfoldt.
VintageUnion/TwoForTheMoneybyLindaThielfoldt - 35 Pieces Non-Rotating
VintageUnion/TwoForTheMoneybyLindaThielfoldt - 99 Pieces Non-Rotating
VintageUnion/TwoForTheMoneybyLindaThielfoldt - 300 Pieces Non-Rotating
VintageUnion/TwoForTheMoneybyLindaThielfoldt - 35 Pieces Rotating
VintageUnion/TwoForTheMoneybyLindaThielfoldt - 99 Pieces Rotating
VintageUnion/TwoForTheMoneybyLindaThielfoldt - 300 Pieces Rotating
Original Photo: Gregory Case