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2020 Virtual Quilt Show
Black Canyon Quilt Show, Inc.
Anniversary Bouquet
Entrant: Black Canyon Quilt Show
Title: Anniversary Bouquet
Pattern Source: Quiltworx
Pieced and Appliqué: Members of Montrose Quilt
Guilds
Freehand Machine Quilting by Gale Smith
Size: 102” x 102”
The Raffle Quilt will be raffled at Friendship Hall at
9:30 on December 17th. You do not need to be
present to win.
Raffle Tickets: $1.00
Go to BlackCanyonQuiltShow.com to purchase tickets by
check or credit card.
State License No. 2020-15561
Black Canyon Quilt Show, Inc., is an IRS 501(C)(3)
charitable organization.
Cactus Man Entrant: Mateo Perez Quilt Club: Friendship Category: Youth, age 11 Title: Cactus Man Pattern Source: original by Mateo Perez Made By: Mateo Perez , Mentor: Paula Straw Quilting: This piece was interrupted with Covid-19: Quilting pending. Size: I love playing Minecraft, and I thought it would be fun to make a quilt of Cactus Man. Paula helped me draw the pattern on graph paper, color it, then cut the pieces with fabrics. I really liked using the rotary cutter; Paula was worried! There were no trips to the hospital, and my mom is proud of me. We have not been able to finish it because of the virus. But that is OK, because somedays I would rather go fishing with Paula and John than quilt.
Sweet Posies
Entrant: Paula Straw
Friendship Guild
Category: Pieced with Machine Appliqué
Title: Sweet Posies
Pattern Source: Kristin Gassaway
Pieced and Quilted by Paula Straw
Quilted: free motion on a Domestic machine
Size: 57” x 57”
This is a true COVID-19 UFO! I enjoyed the
construction and the free motion quilting. It
was a welcome distraction during the height
of isolation. This quilt will be donated to the
2021 BCQS Boutique. If anyone is interested
in purchasing at this time, please email me at
jbstraw@charter.net, and we can arrange the
price and pickup. 100% of the sale goes
directly to Sleep in Heavenly Peace.
For Sale: All generous offers are appreciated!
All proceeds go directly to ‘Sleep in Heavenly
Peace.’ Thank you, 970-249-1224, or
jbstraw@charter.net . If interested, the piece
measures 57”
“Texture” in Black & White
Entrant: Judith Kennedy
Guild:
Category:
Title: “Texture” in Black & White
Pattern Source:
Pieced and Quilted by Judith Kennedy
Size: 15” X 17”
This small Improv quilt was a journey in shadowing,
white on white and black on black. Also emphasizing
the letter "X" and angles. Piecing and quilting are by
Judith Kennedy.
For Sale $300. To purchase, email
kennedyjudy51@yahoo.com
San Diego State Sorority T-shirt Quilt Entrant: Judith Kennedy This quilt was a fun journey in adding strips to this memorable College Guild: Quilt. Category: Title: San Diego State Sorority T-shirt Quilt Pattern Source: Pieced and Quilted by Judith Kennedy Size: 88” X 88”
My Stop and Go Quilt
Entrant: Paula Straw
Guild: Friendship
Category: Donation Quilt, pieced
Title: My Stop and Go Quilt
Pattern Source: Original
Made and quilted by Paula Straw
This is my Friendship Guild donation quilt for the year 2020. It was a
real experience in Stop and Go....GO!.. all the blocks together. STOP!
no batting, no backing. Wait for the on-line order during a
pandemic...GO!
Layers complete and on to quilting: I used a walking foot, and GO GO
GO down a line, Stop, turn, then GO, GO, GO down another line. It was
a fast, fun, and freeing quilting experience. Hope you enjoy the
dynamic lines.
Birds, Bees and....Birthday Girl!
Entrant: Paula Straw
Guild: Friendship Guild
Category: Art Quilt
Title: Birds, Bees and....Birthday Girl!
Pattern: Original by Paula Straw
Quilting: Hand
This quilt was lovingly made for a dear friend to celebrate her birthday.
Using the collage technique, I assembled photos, fabrics, beads and
embroidery. Every stitch expresses gratitude for my friend.
A Walk in the Mountains
Entrant: Sue Hillhouse
Title: A Walk in the Mountains
Technique: Photography, Photoshop, Fusible appliqué, Thread
Painting, Machine and hand quilting
Pattern: Original design
Over the years of living in the mountains of Colorado, we have hiked
many miles and I’ve taken many pictures of the wonderful alpine
wildflowers. After photographing my favorite flowers, I used
Photoshop – Posturize to simplify the image, then translate those
color values into the colors of the flower images, and use fusible
webbing to adhere those pieces on to the background. The final step
is to highlight the small details of the flower with machine stitching
using rayon thread. This quilt has a lot of meaning for me.
NFS!!!
Indian Summer Table Runner
Entrant: Cheryl Yergler
Title: Indian Summer Table Runner
Pattern: Brenda Henning
Technique: Bias Tape stained glass
This project was at one time someone from Friendships’ UFO. I found it and
the book on the free table. I took it home where it became my UFO. I
finished it while on Safer at Home. I have made many Bias Tape stained
glass projects I enjoy how they look.Love is in the Air
Love is in the Air
Appliquéd and quilted by Carolyn Ray
My inspiration to do this came from a class with
Karen Kay Buckley a year ago in Durango.
Bought the pattern and during the months of
self-isolation thought it was a good time to finish
it. Love the bright colors. It makes me think of a
Mexican tile.
Pattern by Karen Kay Buckley, Flowering HeartSilver Star
Silver Star
Origami folding and quilting by Carolyn Ray
The Origami instruction came from a pattern from Creative
Grids.
I enjoy origami using paper so decided to try it with fabric.
The original was just a wreath. I added the points to make it
a star. Quilted with silver metallic thread.Neighborly Snowmen
Neighborly Snowmen
Hand embroidery, piecing and quilting by
Carolyn Ray
Pattern for embroidery is from Bird Brain
Designs, Yard of Snowmen Table Runner.
I love winter so thought this would be a
good winter project. Well it took longer
than winter, but I enjoyed it the full time. It
used 3 full skeins of blue embroidery floss.Sea Life Sea Life Pattern by Aloha Quilt Designs, KAI Reverse Appliqué, Sashiko , beaded embellishments and quilting by Carolyn Ray I took a class to improve my reverse appliqué skills and this was started at that time. Another UFO that has been finished. The background needed something to make it look more like the see life where swimming, so I added the Sashiko and beads for bubbles.
All Hallows Eve
All Hallows Eve
Wool appliqué by Carolyn Ray
Pattern is All Hallows Eve by Laura Pedge
This was started as my first wool appliqué, and at some point, got put
away for a long sleep. Loved getting it finished and out of my pile of
UFOs (unfinished objects).Pause......and be grateful
Entrant: Paula Straw
Name: Pause......and be grateful
Technique: This quilt is my learning piece
from the Gail Garber class for Friendship
Guild.
Pattern Name: The pattern is combined:
Gail’s pattern used for the for the geese and
tree; original pattern for the chair.
Quilt Story: I participated in Gail’s class to
learn her techniques for free form flying
geese using a freezer paper drawing. I
embellished the quilt with embroidery, and
the words ‘Pause and be grateful’.Home Sweet Home
Entrant: Suzanne Hebert
Name of Quilt: Home Sweet Home
Pattern by: Heart to Hand
Technique: Wool & Cotton Combination -- Pieced and Hand
AppliquéMy Enchanted Garden
Entrant: Suzanne Hebert
Name of Quilt: My Enchanted Garden
Pattern by: Gretchen Gibbons
Technique: Appliqué Quilt in Cotton & WoolSpool Quilt
Entrant: Suzanne Hebert
Name of Quilt: Spool Quilt
Pattern by: Edyta Sitar
Technique: Pieced & Machine AppliquéSunflower Illusions
Entrant: Jean Hatfield
Pattern Name: Sunflower Illusions
Pattern by: Quiltworx, Judy Neimeyer
Technique: Paper Pieced
Quilted by: Gale Smith
I took a class from Eileen Urbanek, a
certified Judy Neimeyer instructor, a
couple of years ago to learn the paper
piecing method. It was a challenge at
first but once I understood the
method, I found it to be quite easy. I
was able to find nearly all of the exact
Timeless Treasures Batiks that Judy
used for her sample quilt! I am
anxious to get it hung in my home
now that it is finished.Teapot
Entrant: Alice McCracken
Title: Teapot
Technique: Machine fusible appliqué
Garden Tea Party
I made this quilt for my granddaughter who is graduating from
HS this year. I have bought her a few tea sets through the years
and we have gone to quite a few Teas at various hotels in Denver
and Colorado Springs. She even had a “Tea Party” for one of her
birthdays.Flowers in the Cabin
Entrant: Jan Edwards
Title: Flowers in the Cabin,
Pattern: More Quick Rotary Cutter Quilts, Peg Bono Designs
Quilted by: Jan Edwards, Domestic, Non-professional
This is a Queen-sized quilt that is one of a pair. I cut both of them out
at the same time. Not recommended. The second twin is awaiting
quilting to finish it. I will be very pleased when I have them both
done, for sure.Read Between the Lines
Entrant: Jan Edwards
Title: Read Between the Lines,
Pattern: Allison Glass Simple Series
Quilted by: Jan Edwards, on Domestic Machine
This modern quilt is made up of scrappy strips alternated
with a newsprint fabric, hence the name. The strips were
all from scraps of quilts and other gifts that I have made
for many dear people Over the years, a fun trip down
memory lane. I love the modern look of it, and the simple
(looking!) quilting.Twinkle Star
Entrant: Jan Edwards
Title: Twinkle Star
Pattern: Modern Patchwork Magazine, 2012
Technique: Hand quilted
This is a wall hanging done in Sue Hillhouse’s
class in 2019, completed this spring. It was a
manageable size, so I tried out hand-quilting for
the first time. I had taken a class in hand
quilting several years ago but was discouraged
by continually sewing my fingers to the class
project. However, this quilt is neither still
attached to my left hand, nor is there any blood
on it. Win, win! Thanks to Verna Mullet for her
advice and guidance on the project.2001 Rocky Mountain Shop Hop
Entrant: Jean Hatfield
Name of Quilt: 2001 Rocky Mountain Shop Hop
Pattern: my own design using Shop Hop blocks
Technique: Traditional piecing
Touring Denver-area quilt shops with friends was such fun! We
mapped out the route and buzzed through at least a dozen shops,
picking up their block kits as we went along. I chose the ones I liked
best and designed the final setting. Reminds me of those dear friends
from years past.Love Letters From Home
Entrant: Jean Hatfield
Title: Love Letters From Home
Pattern: My own design
Technique: Using up scraps
I made this quilt using scraps from several other projects. The little 4-patch
sections look like opened envelopes. I gave it to my mother as she was a
world-class letter writer and I always loved getting her cheerful, newsy letters
from home.Twisted Log Cabin
Entrant: Peggy King
Title: Twisted Log Cabin
Pieced & Quilted by Peggy King
This table cover was the product of a class designed and taught by Carolyn
Ray a few months ago. It is paper pieced. Construction was challenging as
was determining the quilting pattern. I love the colors and love the way it
seems to glow and move on an axis. Pieced and quilted by Peggy KingAztec
Entrant: Peggy King
Title: Aztec
Pieced & Quilted by Peggy King
I owned the central panel for years before I acquired the finished Birds
of the Air blocks. I then knew I had a complete quilt. Pieced and quilted
by Peggy KingSilver Threads
Entrant: Peggy King
Title: Silver Threads
Pieced & Quilted by Peggy King
I am inspired by the work of Jean Wells. I took ideas from her book “Journey to
Inspired Art Quilting” to fashion this piece for the challenge. It features use of
silver lame, silver metallic thread quilting, buttons, and beading.Turtle Island
Entrant: Margi Young
Title: Turtle Island
Pattern: Original by Margi Young
Pieced and Quilted by Margi Young
I used these 3 panels in a demo at the 2019 show. This year I put them
together.Dancing on a Moon Beam
Entrant: Margi Young
Title: Dancing on a Moon Beam
Pattern: Original by Margi Young
Pieced and Quilted by Margi Young
I enjoyed Making the leaves on Sulky Solvey and beading this. The Moon
Beams are made of silver beads.K’s Sacred Space
Entrant: Margi Young
Title: K’s Sacred Space
Pattern: Original by Margi Young
Pieced and Quilted by Margi Young
The Sacred Spaces I am making are 3-D. Each side (and
roof) are beaded. I’m having fun.Sunflower Sunrise
Entrant: Margi Young
Title: Sunflower Sunrise
Pattern: Allan Ivy Phote – Used with Permission
Pieced and Quilted by Margi Young
I loved this photo and wanted to translate it into fabric. The sky is
from Sky dyes.Strutin’ the Walk
Entrant: Peggy King
Title: Strutin’ the Walk
Pattern: Photo take by Michelle Courtney
Pieced and Quilted by Peggy King
A class was taught last year on making a quilt from a photo. I was
unable to attend but learned the technique subsequently. The photo
from which the quilt is made was taken by Michelle Courtney on the
beach in Hawaii.Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder
Entrant: Peggy King
Title: Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder
Pattern: Calendar Photo
Pieced and Quilted by Peggy King
When I saw a picture on a calendar, I knew I
would make it. It is foundation pieced. Many
scraps were used in construction. I am pleased
with the result.Japanese Noshi
Entrant: Bettie Coen
Title: Japanese Noshi
Technique: Machine Appliqué
This wall hanging was pictured in a book on appliqué that
was on the “free table” at Columbine Quilters. I fell in
love with the simplicity of the design and chose to execute
it with simple fabrics that accentuated that simplicity.Blackbird and Sunflowers
Entrant: Judith Kennedy
Title: Blackbird and Sunflowers
Technique: Hand Embroidery, hand dyed fabrics,
machine quilted
Size: 10x12 in.
For sale: $100
To purchase, email Judith Kennedy at
kennedyjudy51@yahoo.comSences
Entrant: Judith Kennedy
Title: "Sences" See, Scent, Touch, Flavor, Listen,
Look, Memory, Perception, Balance
Technique: Press Printed Improv, fabric and paper
piecing Quilt, Class work in Kay Kahn's class, Alegre
Retreat Machine quilted.
Size: 15x16 in.Abstract in Circles
Entrant: Judith Kennedy
Title: Abstract in Circles
Technique: Multiple layer technique with hand
dyed fabrics. Improv, dimensional quilt
Size: 12” x 12”
For Sale: $300.00
To purchase, email Judith Kennedy at
kennedyjudy51@yahoo.comFall in New England
Entrant: Jan Rosenbaum
Title: Fall in New England
Technique: Pieced by me on
domestic machine.
Pattern: Fussy cut log cabin
I went to my 50th high school
reunion in October and shop-
hopped, collecting fat quarters
of the scenes and colors I saw.
Made this as quilt-as-you-go
"fun and done" blocks.Celtic Twist
Entrant: Jan Rosenbaum
Title: Celtic Twist
Technique: Pieced by me on domestic machine
Pattern: Celtic Twist block
This was San Juan Quilt Guild's block of the month early in the
pandemic. Not my favorite colors, but fabric was such a deal at Quilt
It Ya Ya in Aztec, NM... I like how the borders pick up the accent
color in the blocks.Ann's Kaleidoscopes
Entrant: Jan Rosenbaum
Title: Ann's Kaleidoscopes
Technique: Pieced by me on domestic machine
Pattern: Various kaleidoscope blocks
Made this for my daughter's mother-in-law with fabric from my sister-in-
law's sister. Experimented with squared made from both triangles and
squares. It's my favorite quilt so far.Stars! Entrant: Jan Rosenbaum Title: Stars! Technique: Pieced by me on domestic machine Pattern: Stack and slice blocks, checkerboard San Juan Quilt Guild's block of the month was "Buggy Barn Crazy Hearts," a stack and slice technique. I don't like hearts, but found a star block to make the same way for a wheelchair quilt for a veteran.
Geranium Bounty
Entrant: Jane Nanestad
Title: Geranium Bounty
Pattern: Primitive GatheringsHello Spring
Entrant: Jane Nanestad
Title: Hello Spring
Pattern: Primitive GatheringsWandering Trails
Entrant: Karla Gilbert
Title: Wandering Trails
Technique: Machine pieced and
quilted by Karla Gilbert
This baby quilt was made for my next-
door neighbor’s “baby to be” before
the family moved to Idaho. It is
amazing how the alternate blue blocks
“tamed” the wild red, mostly flowers,
prints in the four patch blocks and
turned this into something suitable for
a boy.It’s Puzzling
Entrant: Ginny Frame
Title: It’s Puzzling
Technique Embellishing, edge applique with
fusion
Pattern: Color Play by Gloria Loughman
I chose this patten because it was a challenge. I
was practicing skills.Those Trees
Entrant: Ginny Frame
Title: Those Trees
Technique : Piecing and raw edge applique
Pattern: "THOSE TREES" is a pattern by Zen Chic
This was chosen for the Silver Challenge for the 2020 Quilt ShowRadiance
Entrant: Karin Denise Betts
Title: Radiance
Technique:
Size: 40” x 40”
Pattern: Hoffman Super Nova
This piece is called Radiance. I took a Hoffman
Super Nova panel and set out to enhance the
natural light of the panel using only thread. I
also challenged myself with symmetry in my
free motion quilting designs. The piece is 40
inches square.Fun with a Compass
Entrant: Karin Denise Betts
Title: Fun with a Compass
Technique:
Size: 25” x 25”
This was an experiment in geometry. I wanted to
see what kind of design I could create with a
compass. I added leaves and feathers with some
crosshatch.Dragonfly
Entrant: Karin Denise Betts
Title: Dragonfly
Size: 40” x 28”
I love dragonflies. I wanted to
make a funky dragonfly in
neon colors. I added beads to
the bottom for fun.Hummingbird
Entrant: Karin Denise Betts
Title: Hummingbird
Size: 22” x 22”
I wanted to take a blank canvas and create
a hummingbird drinking from a flower. I
wanted the bird to appear to fly up to the
flower and stop. I quilted the hummingbird
and doodled some flowers and leaves with
vines. Then I painted it with Tsukineko Inks.Spring Crazy Quilt Table Mat
Entrant: Carolyn Ray
Title: Spring crazy quilt table mat
Size: 22” x 15”
Technique: Wool Applique, crazy quilt
I have always admired crazy quilts, so I wanted to
try to make one, but on a small scale. Lots of
embroidery work. Had fun learning new stitches.Christmas Table Mat
Entrant: Carolyn Ray
Title: Christmas table mat
Size: 15” x 15”
Technique: Wool applique
This was started about 12 years ago as my first
attempt at wool applique. It was finished this year as
a UFO completion challenge.Butterflies
Entrant: Carolyn Ray
Title: Butterflies
Size: 20” x 22”
Technique: Applique and Sashiko
Pattern from Sylvia Pippen
I had purchased some hand marbled fabrics and thought
they would make beautify butterfly wings. When I saw this
pattern I know what I wanted to use for the wings.Daisy Table Mat
Entrant: Carolyn Ray
Title: Daisy table mat
Size: 21” x 17”
Technique: Wool applique and embroidery
Pattern: From Primative Gatherings
I enjoy doing wool applique and love daisies.Cardinal Table Runner
Entrant: Carolyn Ray
Title: Cardinal table mat
Size: 24” x 13”
Technique: Wool applique and embroideryChristmas Table Runner
Entrant: Carolyn Ray
Title: Christmas table runner
Size: 42” x 17”
Technique: Machine embroidery and piecing
I saw a table runner similar to this and added the machine embroidery in
the place of the fussy cut squares.I Wandered…
Entrant: Debbie Watkins
Quilt Club: Friendship
Title: I Wandered…
Pattern Source: original design
Made and Quilted by: Debbie
Watkins
Size: 24” x 37”
Comment: “I Wandered Lonely as a
Cloud” by William Wordsworth is
hand written onto one of the two
layered quilts and inspired this piece.
I added embroidery, applique,
beading, yarn, tulle, and paint.
For Sale: $320. To purchase, email
dwatkinsquilts@gmail.comFunky Flowers
Entrant: Debbie Watkins
Quilt Club: Friendship
Title: Funky Flowers
Pattern Source: original design
Made and Quilted by: Debbie Watkins
Size: 15” x 19.5”
Comment: Two fabrics were woven together to create the colorful
portion of the background fabric. The flowers and stalks are made
of yarn, cotton fabric, and embroidery. The quilt is bound with ric-
rac.
For Sale: $100. To purchase, email dwatkinsquilts@gmail.comHover of Trout
Entrant: Debbie Watkins
Quilt Club: Friendship
Title: Hover of Trout
Pattern Source: original design
Made and Quilted by: Debbie
Watkins
Size: 31” x 19”
Comment: The trout were a gift
from a dear friend. It took a few
years but I finally put them together
with beads, embroidery, and paint
and created this piece.
For Sale: $180. To purchase, email
dwatkinsquilts@gmail.comAspen Glow
Entrant: Debbie Watkins
Quilt Club: Friendship
Title: Aspen Glow
Pattern Source: original design
Made and Quilted by: Debbie
Watkins
Size: 37” x 23”
Comment: This was my first attempt
at an irregular border. Prisma color
pencils were used to enhance some
of the quilting.
For Sale: $250. To purchase, email
dwatkinsquilts@gmail.comTrunk Entrant: Debbie Watkins Quilt Club: Friendship Title: Trunk Pattern Source: original design Made and Quilted by: Debbie Watkins Size: 39.5” x 12” Comment: This is my first intentional holey quilt! The pieced binding was a challenge at the corners. For Sale: $140. To purchase, email dwatkinsquilts@gmail.com
2020 Virtual Boutique
Black Canyon Quilt Show
If you would like to purchase any of the items in the Virtual Boutique, please send a check to:
Checks should be payable to: Sleep In Heavenly Peace
Mail to: Black Canyon Quilt Show, Inc.
PO Box 2053
Montrose CO 81402
Please include a note of which item you would like to purchase.
The item will be shipped directly to you, so be sure to include your
shipping address and email address.
The proceeds from the Boutique will be donated to Sleep in Heavenly Peace of Montrose
Black Canyon Quilt Show, Inc. and Sleep in Heavenly Peace are IRS 501(C)(3) charitable organizationsBoutique 1
Size: 46” x 76 ½“
Price: $180.00Boutique 2
Size: 55” x 78“
Price: $225.00Boutique 3
Size: 46” x 76 ½”
Price: $125.00Boutique 4
Size: 48 ½” x 58 ½”
Price: $150.00Boutique 5
Size: 40” x 42 ½”
Price: $80.00Boutique 6
Size: 46 ¾” x 77”
Price: $150.00Boutique 7
Size: 53 ¾” x 67”
Price: $180.00Boutique 8
Size: 58” x 67”
Price: $150.00
Note: This is a flannel quiltBoutique 9
Size: 47 ½” x 57 ½”
Price: $100.00Boutique 10
Size: 47” x 54”
Price: $125.00Boutique 11
Size: 60 ½” x 74 ½”
Price: $230.00
SoldBoutique 12
Size: 28” x 12 ½”
Price: $25.00
SoldBoutique 13
Size: 44” x 69”
Twin Size
Price: $150.00Boutique 14
Size: 60” x 66”
Price: $200.00You can also read
