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"biggie" quilt shows...do you enter?
It seems to me that Paducah is one of the biggie quilt show
Does anyone here enter their quilt? And get selected or not? Does a chosen quilt have to be absolutely perfect to be picked for the show? (in construction and quilting)? I presume the competiton is fierce for getting a quilt selected. Ann...........who thinks she would like to try........some day |
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I had to quit entering the "biggies". It just seemed to me that winning them
all was a bit greedy, don't you think? Polly "Ann" wrote in message news5Zic.12366$i61.5715@clgrps13... It seems to me that Paducah is one of the biggie quilt show Does anyone here enter their quilt? And get selected or not? Does a chosen quilt have to be absolutely perfect to be picked for the show? (in construction and quilting)? I presume the competiton is fierce for getting a quilt selected. Ann...........who thinks she would like to try........some day |
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Not to mention that its no longer challenging. Whats the fun if you know
youre going to win? Not to mention the clutter all those blue ribbons make. And then, having to buy all new hats...;-) Diana "Polly Esther" wrote in message link.net... I had to quit entering the "biggies". It just seemed to me that winning them all was a bit greedy, don't you think? Polly "Ann" wrote in message news5Zic.12366$i61.5715@clgrps13... It seems to me that Paducah is one of the biggie quilt show Does anyone here enter their quilt? And get selected or not? Does a chosen quilt have to be absolutely perfect to be picked for the show? (in construction and quilting)? I presume the competiton is fierce for getting a quilt selected. Ann...........who thinks she would like to try........some day |
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In article D5Zic.12366$i61.5715@clgrps13,
"Ann" wrote: It seems to me that Paducah is one of the biggie quilt show Does anyone here enter their quilt? And get selected or not? Does a chosen quilt have to be absolutely perfect to be picked for the show? (in construction and quilting)? I presume the competiton is fierce for getting a quilt selected. Ann...........who thinks she would like to try........some day If memory serves....Rita has had a quilt or two in that show, or maybe it was Houston. Anyway, she does very wonderful quilts that have been in the big shows. Miz Applebaum of the fabric tramps had TWO quilts at PIQF. I saw them in person and drooled accordingly. When I grow up I want to machine quilt like her :-) marcella |
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"Marcella Tracy Peek" wrote in message ... When I grow up I want to machine quilt like her :-) And when I grow up, I want to machine quilt like Diane Gaudynski! LOL (But I'd settle for quilting like Linda Taylor, really I would. ) -- Kathy A. (Woodland, CA) longarm machine quilting, Queen of Fabric Tramps http://www.kayneyquilting.com , remove the obvious to reply |
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Oh Kathy
I do hope you get to see a picture of her winning 'miniature' at Paducah. It is quite unbelievable. And, for a wholecloth to win any category it must have been good. Some of the stitching was too small to *see* - how can she do that? .. In article , Kathy Applebaum writes "Marcella Tracy Peek" wrote in message ... When I grow up I want to machine quilt like her :-) And when I grow up, I want to machine quilt like Diane Gaudynski! LOL (But I'd settle for quilting like Linda Taylor, really I would. ) -- Best Regards pat on the hill |
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"Patti" wrote in message ... Oh Kathy I do hope you get to see a picture of her winning 'miniature' at Paducah. It is quite unbelievable. And, for a wholecloth to win any category it must have been good. Some of the stitching was too small to *see* - how can she do that? Two tricks -- silk thread, and a magnifying glass. (Well, three. Lots and lots of practice! LOL) I love doing detailed quilting like that, but it sure sucks up a lot of time. This "making a living" stuff sure gets in the way of a lot of my projects! ;-) -- Kathy A. (Woodland, CA) longarm machine quilting, Queen of Fabric Tramps http://www.kayneyquilting.com , remove the obvious to reply |
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http://personal.pitnet.net/dgquilt/provence.html
You can see a picture of Diane Gaudynski's winning quilt on her webpage above. Note the size. She has been using silk thread for her teeny, tiny stippling and machine quilting. Her website is worth the time to poke around. Lots of good information on quilting and some outstanding pictures! Kathyl remove "nospam-" before mchsi http://community.webshots.com/user/kathylquiltz "Kathy Applebaum" wrote in message ... "Patti" wrote in message ... Oh Kathy I do hope you get to see a picture of her winning 'miniature' at Paducah. It is quite unbelievable. And, for a wholecloth to win any category it must have been good. Some of the stitching was too small to *see* - how can she do that? Two tricks -- silk thread, and a magnifying glass. (Well, three. Lots and lots of practice! LOL) I love doing detailed quilting like that, but it sure sucks up a lot of time. This "making a living" stuff sure gets in the way of a lot of my projects! ;-) -- Kathy A. (Woodland, CA) longarm machine quilting, Queen of Fabric Tramps http://www.kayneyquilting.com , remove the obvious to reply |
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Ahhhhh!
Thanks - that explains it! Not the skill, but the method. Her other one won a second prize I think. .. In article , Kathy Applebaum writes "Patti" wrote in message ... Oh Kathy I do hope you get to see a picture of her winning 'miniature' at Paducah. It is quite unbelievable. And, for a wholecloth to win any category it must have been good. Some of the stitching was too small to *see* - how can she do that? Two tricks -- silk thread, and a magnifying glass. (Well, three. Lots and lots of practice! LOL) I love doing detailed quilting like that, but it sure sucks up a lot of time. This "making a living" stuff sure gets in the way of a lot of my projects! ;-) -- Best Regards pat on the hill |
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And just how do you enter a quilt in a show (big or small)? When/where to
you find the how-to instructions? Any hints? I might like to do that sometime. -- Kathy in CA Quilting Stuff: http://community.webshots.com/user/kathys1068 "Ann" wrote in message news5Zic.12366$i61.5715@clgrps13... It seems to me that Paducah is one of the biggie quilt show Does anyone here enter their quilt? And get selected or not? Does a chosen quilt have to be absolutely perfect to be picked for the show? (in construction and quilting)? I presume the competiton is fierce for getting a quilt selected. Ann...........who thinks she would like to try........some day |
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