Western Canada`s Largest Outdoor Quilt Show!

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Western Canada’s Largest Outdoor Quilt Show!
Festival
OF
20th Annual
UILTS
At Heritage Park
May 23 & 24, 2015
Saturday & Sunday 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
1900 Heritage Drive SW Calgary • 403.268.8500 • www.HeritagePark.ca
Daily admission rates apply. Free entry for Heritage Park Annual Pass Holders.
Heritage Park Historical Village  Festival of Quilts 2015
Quilts are displayed outdoors throughout
much of the Historical Village area.
Indoor display locations are marked with
our distinctive Heritage Star banner.
Quilt Community Showcase
Are you interested in learning more about quilting in our area?
Visit the Quilt Community Showcase and meet some of the many
quilting guilds and charitable groups who are involved in quilting
in our community. Find out how you can get involved too.
The Festival of Quilts is indebted to the guilds for their traditions,
creativity and focus as they continually strive to raise the profile
and preserve the heritage of quilting in Western Canada.
Quilt Community Showcase Participants
Airdrie & District Quilt Guild
Big Hill Quilters
Bow River Quilters
Calgary Modern Quilt Guild
Calgary Silver Thimble
Quilters Guild
Chinook Guild of Fibre Arts
Cochrane Quilters
Flying Needles Quilt Guild
Heritage Park Quilt Guild
High River Handicraft Guild
Mennonite Central Committee
Millrise Quilters’ Guild
Peace by Piece Quilters
Piecemakers Guild of Calgary
Quilt Canada
Quilted Mouse
Quilts of Valour
Sew and Sew Quilters
Find the following
businesses and more in our
“Merchants’ Mall”
Celebration Tent (#11) and
Chautauqua Tent (#10)
9:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Daily
Addie’s Creative Fabrics
Alberta Quilter
A Sewing Sensation
Astrin’s Attic
A Threaded Needle
Bloomin’ Inn
Chinook Fabrics
Cottage Quilts
Extraordinary Extras
Fabriculous
Hamel’s Fabrics
Heart n’ Sole Quilts
Loopy D’s Longarm Studio
M & K Quilting
My Sewing Room
Quilter’s Quarters
Redfern Enterprises
Rumpled Quilt Skins
Sparrow Studioz
The Cotton Mill
The Fabric Addict
The Quilt Rack
The Sugar Pine Company
Veronica’s Sewing Supplies
Village Quilts
Wonderfil Specialty Threads
DEMONSTRATION SCHEDULE
Please join our merchants as they demonstrate a
variety of quilting techniques.
Come to the Chautauqua Tent (#10) to learn more
about our guilds.
Demonstrations take place each day on stage at the
Merchants’ Mall, Celebration Tent (#11).
SOMETHING NEW!
QUILTER OF DISTINCTION PRESENTATION
~ Darlene Hockaday ~
How to Build a Quilt 101
Have you ever wondered what goes into making a
quilt? Join us in Atlas Lumber (#27) for an enlightening
presentation on basic quilting followed by an opportunity
to ask questions. This information session is for beginner
quilters and people who would like to know more about
quilting. Presentations will start at 11:00 a.m. and 1:00
p.m. each day of the Festival and are approximately 30–45
minutes. If you have ever wondered how to begin, this is
your chance to learn!
Saturday, May 23 at 2:00 p.m.
Canmore Opera House (#43)
20th Anniversary Commemorative Thimble
Purchase yours for $5 at the Information Booth #130
in the Celebration Tent (#11).
Thank you to the following sponsors for supporting the
2015 Festival of Quilts.
By providing financial and gift-in-kind support, these businesses have helped promote
a growing public interest in Heritage Park’s Festival of Quilts. At press time, they are:
Along Came Quilting, Calgary
Addie’s Creative Fabrics, Cochrane
My Sewing Room, Calgary
Quilts are on display throughout the Park. See the map on the back cover.
POINTS OF SPECIAL INTEREST
Merchants’ Mall...................................................................................Celebration Tent (#11), Chautauqua Tent (#10)
Quilt Community Showcase.................................................................................................. Chautauqua Tent (#10)
Quilter of Distinction, Darlene Hockaday..................................................................... Canmore Opera House (#43)
Quilt Raffle, Heritage Block Competition and Festival Information Booth............................Celebration Tent (#11)
How to Build a Quilt 101............................................................................................................ Atlas Lumber (#27)
SPECIAL DISPLAYS
Stampede 100th Anniversary Quilt........................................................... Talisman Heritage Education Centre (#47)
Blue & White Quilts.................................................................................... Talisman Heritage Education Centre (#47)
“Dear Jane” and “Nearly Insane”.............................................................. Talisman Heritage Education Centre (#47)
Past Quilters of Distinction.................................................................................................... Wainwright Hotel (#24)
Quilter of Distinction, Darlene Hockaday..................................................................... Canmore Opera House (#43)
Creative Kids.................................................................................................................Weedon School House (#40)
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2015 Quilter of Distinction — Darlene Hockaday
o celebrate the Festival of Quilts 20th Anniversary, we
are proud to have Darlene Hockaday as our Quilter of
Distinction. Darlene’s passion for quilting, and for the
Festival, has made her the perfect choice for this honour.
She’s been a volunteer at the Park for 25 years working
with both the Fall Fair and the Festival of Quilts. Each year
during the Festival, Darlene has gone above and beyond
to ensure the event ran smoothly and was more visually
stunning than the one before. This is our way of showing
our appreciation for all her hard work.
Darlene’s passion for quilting started over 25 years
ago. Her first projects involved piecing and quilting by hand.
From there, she made the transition to machine piecing
and quilting. She claims that the discovery of the rotary
cutter was the point of no return that got her hooked. This
stemmed an obsession with the textiles and tools available
to make her quilting enjoyable and creative. She joined a
small quilting group that met weekly at a local fabric store
and with that group there was no end to the ideas that have
kept her busy and inspired.
However, with all of the modern amenities available,
Darlene still has a deep appreciation for antique quilts
and specifically the workmanship
involved in their creation. Currently,
she’s working on a series of four
block hand appliqué quilts based
on antique quilts of the late 19th
century. Darlene’s favourite things
to work on include hand appliqué,
scrap quilts and fun patterns for
kids’ quilts.
This love for kids’ quilts sparked a passion in Darlene
to collaborate with the Chinook Guild of Fibre Arts to start
a successful team that makes quilts for sick kids. Road
trips to quilt shows, and being involved with the Knotty
Quilters allows Darlene to be involved in the community
and keeps her mind open for her next inspiration. She
feels that part of enjoying your craft includes the sharing
of ideas and camaraderie with others. Looking forward,
Darlene would like to work toward improving the quality
and variety of her machine quilting skills. No doubt there
is another masterpiece around the corner. Please join us
Saturday, May 23 at 2 p.m. for a special presentation for
Darlene Hockaday!
Information listed here was provided by the exhibitors. General Display and Special Display entries appear first. They are followed
by entries with special identifying tags: a single letter for Group Displays and “CK” for the Creative Kids’ Display.
General Quilt Display
Heritage Park, Calgary
001 Christmas Bells
2015 Heritage Park Festival of Quilts raffle quilt made from
2013 challenge blocks. Quilted by Sonja Hind. (68x85)
002 Down on the Farm
Quilt top made from the 2014 challenge blocks. This will be
raffled in 2016.
003 Second Raffle Quilt — Easy Street
Made by the Festival of Quilts committee. Pattern by Janet
Barker.
Calgary Stampede, Calgary
004 Calgary Stampede Centennial Quilt
We came up with the idea “What Does Calgary Stampede
Mean to You?” This was the result. (120x144)
Jodi Antoniuk, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
012Giraffidae
This quilt is a surprise gift for a friend’s first grandson. I used
a photo (an Aardvark pattern) and Riley Blake fabrics to create
it. (42x54)
Betty Bailey, Cochrane
013 Aloha and Mahalo
A trip to the Hawaiian Islands inspired this appliquéd sampler.
It is now a wonderful memory of a beautiful part of our world.
Quilted by Little House Creations. (60x94)
014 Hearts in Bloom
Made as a block of the month sampler for Addie’s, it was
hand appliquéd and machine quilted. Quilted by Little House
Creations. (69x86)
015 Sampler in Blue and Yellow
The search for blue and yellow fabrics, begun over a decade
ago, culminated in this sampler. Quilted by Laura MacDonald,
Precious Pieces Quilting. (94x108)
005 Yummy Rainbow Quilt
Just a fun quilt pattern I found and had a colourful jelly roll I
wanted to use. Quilted by Corinne Johnson. (60x52)
Gail Banks, Calgary
Cheryl Arkison, Calgary
017Metroplex
Made for another teen grandson. (64x84)
006 Modern Christmas Tree
Simple, bold and still cozy. A new Christmas quilt for the
family, inspired by my favourite part of the holiday: getting the
tree. (64x70)
007 Mountain Meadows
The dance of light across a mountain meadow.
Improvisationally pieced. (52x68)
008 Sewing Machine Quilt
My favourite tool for my favourite activity, inspired and
improvised sewing machines. (50x50)
016 Criss Cross Tiles
Made for my teenage grandson for Christmas. (70x82)
Janet Barker, Calgary
018 Broken Arrows
An original design inspired by a graphic on a building on the
Blackfoot Nation in Montana. (54x58)
019 Garden Square
I enjoyed using up many batiks in this original design. (52x66)
009Smooch
Depending on how you look at it, you see hearts or lips.
Regardless, I see love. (81x54)
010 There is Peace in Pattern
The quilt itself says it all: there is, indeed, peace in the pattern
of quilt making, in the fabric, in the quilt. Improvisationally
quilted. (53x56)
Belinda Austin, Cochrane **First Festival Entry**
011 Butterfly Garden
My first quilt! A photo of a Bento Box design and Moda’s
beautiful Just Wing It fabric collection provided inspiration and
courage to experiment. (42x42)
020 Love Those Leaves!
I designed this pattern with a leaf theme that also doubles
as a heart for special occasions—just leave out the stem!
(20x50)
Rosemary Baverstock, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
021 Birthday Hugs
Flannel quilt made in 2008 to celebrate my husband’s 70th
birthday using flannel layer cake squares. (61x70)
022 January Blues
First in a series of table toppers made using the Little Twister
Ruler. (23x23)
023 Oh Canada
My July block using the Little Twister Ruler. Machine pieced
and quilted in June 2014. (23x23)
024 Pink Hearts
Paper pieced hearts using a chocolate box pattern from the
Internet. (33x41)
Alison Bjurstrom, Okotoks **First Festival Entry**
033 Everywhere at Once
Personal challenge from Linda Freund at Rumpled Quilt Skins
in Okotoks: one block, three sizes and eight different batik
colours. Custom designed arrow block and voilà! (60x78)
Aggie Bollhorn, DeWinton
034 Remembering Them!
Challenge project. Was given a theme, Remembrance Day,
and a fat 8th of fabric to use. Chose London Tower Memorial.
(23x20)
Joyce Brenton, Calgary
035 Do You Know The Pumpkin Man?
A wall hanging made from a pattern by Shauna Case. I
changed it a little by adding buttons for the leaves. (22x24)
Shelley Bennett, Calgary
036 Falling Triangles
I saw the quilt block done by Jenny Doan of Missouri Star Quilt
Company and adapted my own layout for the size I wanted.
Quilted by Sheila Mote, Stitchez. (55x72)
025 Civil War Diaries
Quilt Club at Traditional Pastimes about six years ago. Finally
completed summer of 2014. (110x102)
037 Lest We Forget
Wall hanging made from a pattern designed by H. Corrine
Hewitt. (25x36)
026 Common Bride
Quilt Club at Along Came Quilting. A difficult quilt due to all the
Y seams. Many hours spent hand appliquéing. Quilted by Irene
Campbell. (86x86)
038 Twister Quilt
I used the instructions that came with the Twister Ruler and
a kit put together by Joanne Pelletier. Quilted by Sheila Mote,
Stitchez. (68x75)
027 Feeling Sheepy
Quilt made for my first grandchild (Lucy Marie Butler), born
Jan. 21, 2015. The sweetest baby ever! Quilted by Irene
Campbell. (44x44)
028 Michelle’s Wedding Quilt
Quilt made for Michelle O’Brien’s wedding. Loved the pattern
from McCall’s Quick Quilts. Finished October 2014. Quilted by
Irene Campbell. (76x99)
Sharron Brooks, Calgary
039 Barbara’s Flower Garden
Nova pattern—Scrap Basket Surprises. Used batik fabrics
that reminded me of an elderly friend’s flower garden. The
garden and home were lost in the 2013 flood. Quilted by
Edith Koprek, Inch by Inch. (60x75)
Margo Brown, Calgary
Patrice Berko, Calgary
029 Billings Backdoor Summer Solstice
At the Backdoor Quilt Shoppe in Billings, I fell in love with
a particular batik. The rest is history. Quilted by Dorothy
Cornforth, Sew Forth. (58x58)
030 Canmore Autumn
Made from a kit, called Woodland Splendor, purchased at the
Canmore quilt store. Reminded me of Canmore. Quilted by
Dorothy Cornforth, Sew Forth. (64x81)
031 Squares in the Round
In Florida, I found a pattern that is perfect for another
Florence Godfrey inspired project. She is the scrap
management queen! Quilted by Dorothy Cornforth, Sew Forth.
(64x79)
032 Thai Blossom
This was a mini workshop taught by fellow guild member
Karen Wallace-Dudley using some of Karen Kay Buckley’s
techniques. Quilted by Dorothy Cornforth, Sew Forth. (19x19)
040Shambhala
Mystery Quilt by Nimble Thimbles Quilt Club. All from my
stash! I had no idea what the outcome would be. Quilted by
Karen Morrison, Queen B Quilting Designs, Airdrie. (76x77)
Morgan Brown, Calgary
041 Alberta Prairies
My first mystery quilt and the results couldn’t be better. The
element of surprise and excitement to see the final product
is well worth the wait. Quilted by Karen Morrison, Queen B
Quilting Designs, Airdrie. (77x76)
Kimberley Elizabeth Busato, Calgary
042 Crazy for the Kiddles
Using 70 plus prints and 1,100 pieces, this quilt took six
months to complete. Made to cover an antique doll bed, this
quilt belongs to two needlefelted dolls (the Kiddles). (23x23)
Kim Busch, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
Susan Chiswell, Calgary
043 Cheetahs on the Run
These jungle prints called my name and I love anything with an
Irish chain in it. (72x72)
055Seahorses
Table runner. I did the top, my sister Bernardien did the back,
binding and stitching. (13x26)
044 Flower Fundamentals
This combination of blue and gold with a touch of green
turned out to be quite spectacular, especially with the quilted
flower pattern. (80x102)
045 Nine Patch in a Nine Patch
This was a fun way to use up lots of scraps. It was also my
first attempt at long arm quilting. (72x83)
046 Pinwheels in the Garden
I loved this flowered pattern and what better fun than having
pinwheels in the block pattern. (84x98)
047 Yellow Splendor
My daughter, Hailey, loves yellow so I made this for her hope
chest. (73x89)
Lana Butcher, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
048 County Lines
This quilt was made for my son. Then Jane added so much
with her quilting. A quilt made with love for someone so
special. Quilted by Jane Goddard, Acorn Quilting. (63x82)
Myrna Campbell, Calgary
049 Modern Bubble Fun
A simple challenge to have fun with bright colours and
machine quilting techniques. (37x37)
050 Then and Now
Exploring depth of field using shades of grey and red. The
quilting, inspired by the past, complements the clean lines of
today. (36x52)
Natalia Carlson, Calgary
051Grinch
Tree wall hanging that looks like a “Grinch Tree”. (8x20)
Shirley Carlson, Calgary
Norma Christie, Calgary
056 Black and White, and Some Insight!!
Sixteen beautiful Exchange Blocks received from Silver
Thimble Guild members. Cornerstones from a panel entitled
What Quilters Really Think…! And, I did the quilting myself!
(73x73)
Peggy Chudzy, Calgary
057 Butterfly Sampler
I climbed the mountain of beginner machine embroidery
to complete this sampler at Sewing World. Trapunto, 3-D
embroidery, puffy foam and downloading designs are now
much easier. (21x50)
058 Hawaiian Memories
Purchased charm packs in 2008 and completed the quilt in
2014. Reminds me of a wonderful trip to Maui. Quilted by
Irene Campbell. (52x72)
059 No Bug-gee!
Our granddaughter, Ava, doesn’t like bugs very much and her
two-year-old expression is “no buggee!”. Perfect for her biggirl bed quilt. (44x68)
060 Winter Warm Up
Atkinson Design for daughter Holly. Raggy snowflakes and
fleece back complement soft pastel colours. Quilted by Sonja
Hind. (63x73)
Shirley Clarke, Calgary
061 Cone Flowers
Pattern is a design by Diane McGregor. An enjoyable pattern
to work with and I added the bead embellishment to give it
some sparkle. (22x32)
062 Garden Party
The Garden Party was designed by McKenna Ryan. This piece
was a challenge with all the small flowers that required rough
edge appliqué. This was a kit. (30x31)
052Chrysanthemum
My second quilt using Janet Barker’s Sunflower pattern. I
renamed it because of the very different colours. All quilting
done on a domestic machine by me. (60x60)
053 Kool Katz
Cats and mice pieced as friendship blocks by members
of Northern Lights. Pattern featured in Quilters Newsletter
Magazine in 2007. Finished by hand and free motion quilting.
Quilted by Sonja Hind. (82x87)
054Zinnia
Pattern design for Zinnia is Janet Barker’s Sunflower. It is
coloured very differently, so I renamed it. I just love, love, love
this design. All quilting done on a domestic machine by me.
(60x60)
creative
fabrics
Janet Byl
403.932.1500
2addies@gmail.com
www.addiescreativefabrics.com
420 First Street West
Cochrane, AB T4C 1B1
Phyllis Davis, Calgary
063 Black and White Splash
Made for a children’s charity from donated and stash fabric.
Longarm quilted by quilter as she learned this skill. Machine
pieced from pattern created by quilter. (51x59)
064 Which House is Mine
Made from donated and stash fabric for a children’s charity.
Pattern inspired by a quilt in a catalogue. Machine pieced and
quilted by quilter. (50x56)
Maureen DeRay, Calgary
065 Animal Antics
Animal Antics is a wall hanging done from a pattern by the
Stitch Connection. It is machine embroidered and will be for a
baby gift at some future date. (51x51)
066 City Streets
This is a mystery quilt that I did from a website. I started it in
March/April 2013 and did the quilting in early 2015. (53x67)
074 Flower Power
Based on design components in Freddy and Gwen Collaborate
Again. Long arm quilting by Mary Dylke. (39x72)
Jennie EagleSpeaker, Calgary
075 Mindcraft – Creeper
A flannel raggedy quilt. Made for my nephew who is a big
Minecraft fan. (48x88)
076 Oversized Baby Blanket
A flannel raggedy quilt. It started out small for my newborn—
then it took on a life of its own and became his early big boy
blanket. (50x82)
077 Sesame Street
A flannel raggedy quilt. I make flannel crib quilts for my
dayhome children to use during their nap times. (33x60)
067 Garden Trellis
This quilt is my entry for the Along Came Quilting Challenge
for 2015. It is my own design and was the second place
winner. (50x64)
Josee Element, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
078 Rock, Paper, Scissors
This quilt was designed by Mary Waugh and Ann Oastler as
a block of the month from the Limestone Quilter’s Guild, in
Kingston, Ontario. Quilted by Andrea Harris, Urban Quiltworks.
(83x104)
Brenda Drake, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
Polina Ersh, Calgary
068 Sunflower Illusions
My second finished quilt, alternately my “Riders Nation” quilt,
is memorable as I remember freezing weather, a course at
Along Comes Quilting, serving pancakes at the Grey Cup in
Regina, and buying orange fabric there. A Judy Niemeyer
paper pieced design. Quilted by Berny Sproule. (98x96)
079 Feathered Star
The pattern is by Judy Niemeyer, the method of piecing is
paper piecing, and quilting by Loopy D’s Quilting. (96x96)
Linda Dunbar, Calgary
069 Tough Enough To Wear Pink
My canine buddy Oliver is wearing a pink bandana from 2007
when the Stampede theme was Tough Enough To Wear Pink.
(29x26)
Krystyn Dutz, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
070 Aztec Garden
My husband and I visited his mother who is an avid quilter and
who owns a longarm, so I could improve my quilting and this
was the result. (56x56)
Mary Dylke, Calgary
071 Big Bang
A quilter’s idea of the Big Bang. Inspiration was the Laurel
Burch Celestial Dreams panel. Design and long arm quilting
by Mary Dylke. (60x72)
072 Blast Off!
Experimenting with paper piecing and quilting. Design and
long arm quilting by Mary Dylke. (47x66)
073Do-Si-Do
Using a gift bundle of fabric. Lemon Square design from
Fresh Lemons blog. Long arm quilting by Mary Dylke. (54x64)
Kathi Ewen, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
080 Just Stay There…..
Pattern by McKenna Ryan. Hand appliqué, machine piecing
and quilting. (21x28)
081 The Conversation
Based on a painting by Indian painter B. Prabha. Appliqué
technique envisioned and taught by Paramjeet Bawa of Oman.
(20x29)
082 Who, Me?
My dog, as a pup, thought he was invisible. Machine appliqué,
thread painting and quilting. From an original photo. (22x28)
083 Wind In My Garden
A challenge to do something different using the kaleidoscope
pattern. (36x36)
Catherine Farr, Calgary
084 Union Jack
Jack started as a fun way to use some scraps. The largest
piece finishes at 1" by 3.5". The quilt was made without a
pattern. (90x100)
Kathy Fioritti, Calgary
085 The Cat’s Meow
Done as a mystery quilt with the Quilted Mouse Guild in 2014.
Pattern is Cat’s Meow by Debbie Caffrey. Quilted by Jennifer
Poole. (66x84)
086 Time Of Your Life
Made as a gift for my daughter Tessa to celebrate her
graduation from Eastern New Mexico University in 2014.
Quilted by Jennifer Poole. (87x100)
Sheila Fuller, Red Deer **First Festival Entry**
Susan B. Fisher, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
098 Chocolate Covered Cherries
My favourite colour is red. I saw a flannel quilt and just had to
make it. Longarmed by me. (59x70)
087 The Emerald City—Seattle
This is a NAGS challenge based on the colours on a mug.
(72x84)
Laura Foltinek, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
088 My Secret Garden
I saw a curtain hanging in a USA museum. I bought the quilt
kit but changed design placement and colours significantly to
my liking. Work of art! (49x70)
Dorothy Fowler, Calgary
089 My Checkered Past
This is a Whirlygig pattern. This completed quilt is going in my
“Wedding Quilt Stash”. I have 11 grandchildren and will need
a wedding quilt for each. Hope they enjoy this as much as I
enjoyed making it. Quilted by Jane Goddard, Acorn Quilting.
(93x107)
Lorie Francescut, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
090Hogwarts
Hogwarts is a 4-panel art quilt based on a photo.
All four pieces are hung to create one wall quilt. (30x40)
091Hogwarts
092Hogwarts
093Hogwarts
Carol Fredericks, Calgary
094 Irish Mist With A Burgundy Twist
Pattern is Irish Mist from Six Halves Make A Whole More by
The Quilt Branch. A beautiful heirloom quilt for my beautiful
daughter, Caitlin. Quilted by Mary Dylke. (80x91)
Kate Friesen, Calgary
095 Night Garden Fairies
This is another quilt I started years ago (maybe 2007) but just
finished it in 2014. The pattern is by I Wanna Quilt! Pattern
Company. Quilted by Fran Stromberg. (40x52)
096Reminiscence
I started this block of the month quilt in 2001 and finally
finished hand quilting it in 2014. The pattern is by The Rabbit
Factory. (76x92)
097 Breakfast at Tiffany’s
I loved the vintage fabrics that came in this kit. It was the
perfect size for a picnic tablecloth. (36x36)
099 Chocolate Covered Espresso Beans
I saw this flannel quilt and thought it would make a great
man’s quilt. This was also my first attempt at long arm
quilting. (59x70)
Sarah Gainor, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
100Sarah
I am 18 and I have autism. I love to quilt. My teacher Mandi
taught me. This is my very first quilt. (35x64)
Philippa Gelinas, Calgary
101 Liberty Foxes
Pattern by Elizabeth Hartman, these foxes have taken social
media by storm! Pieced and backed this with luxurious Liberty
of London lawn. Quilted by me. (45x59)
102 Wild Goose Chase
The geese are a bit wild, wonky, and all over the place …
hence Wild Goose Chase. Designed by Beth Vassalo, pieced
and quilted by me. (58x73)
Belinda Giles, Calgary
103 Into The Woods
Bear Paws, stars and nature panels bring a bit of the
outdoors inside when snuggled under this quilt. Quilted by My
Sewing Room. (66x88)
104 Rainbow Stars
This quilt brings to mind a rainbow of colour in a clearing
stormy sky. (47x47)
105 The Elusive Moose
Made for my father-in-law as a memory of his bucket list trip
to the Yukon. Although we saw many varieties of wildlife, the
moose remained elusive. (96x104)
Carole Glass, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
106 New Fangled Angles
I pieced this quilt top after taking a Heather Stewart
workshop. My friend quilted it for me. It is for my grandson.
(61x78)
Kay Gould, Calgary
107 Antique Garden
I wanted a spring table centre so made two—one to hand
quilt at Heritage Park as a volunteer during the summer.
(46x46)
Monica Goulet, Calgary
108 Bi-Polar (Once Upon a Star)
This whimsical quilt designed by McKenna Ryan has creatures
from the North and South poles, appliquéd in bright-coloured
batiks. Started in 2009 as a block of the month, finished in
2015. (57x63)
109 Oh Canada 2
This puzzler-designed quilt is made of Canadian-themed
flannels for my Dad for his 80th birthday. Made with love and
gratitude. Quilted by Janet Madeyski, Patches & Threads.
(64x84)
Jean Gray, Calgary
118 Farmer’s Wife and Friends
Traditional blocks from Laurie Aaron Hird’s book, nontraditional fabric for the cornerstones and inner border, and
extra blocks (the friends) pieced into the backing. October
2014 – May 2015. Quilted by My Sewing Room. (87x97)
119 Petite Odile
Based on 2 designs, “Square Dance” and “Prismatic” by
Kathleen Ricketson from “Little Bits Quilting Bee” and inspired
by these French General fabrics. December 2014. Quilted by
My Sewing Room. (80x96)
120 Sarah’s Pinks
Based on “Water’s Edge” by Marion Patterson, and inspired by
the border fabric. April 2015. (65x80)
110 Celtic Wedding Quilt—1982
Hand quilted for Jean’s son Gary and daughter-in-law Julie for
their wedding in July 1982. It has three pillows to match the
quilt. (84x108)
Jacque Hagen, Calgary
Sharon Gray, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
122 Sweet Little One
Based on Janet Barker’s tessellated design, I have added
checkerboards and borders to make this sweet baby quilt.
Quilted on my home machine. (36x47)
111 Imperfect Historical Intersection
I created this quilt as an homage to early Canadian history
and to the Lakota women who were known for their beautiful
Lone Star quilts. Quilted by Katie Van Veldhuizen. (80x80)
Vanecea Greene, Calgary
112 On a Winged Prayer
Inspired by Dale Auger and Debra Hyde. Yes, those are all
one-inch squares finishing at 12 inches. Quilted by Vanecea
Greene. (60x80)
113 Shades of Grey
Having fun with many shades of grey glide threads, Tsukineko
ink pens, trapunto, black Hobbs batting and polyester batting.
Just playing around. Quilted by Vanecea Greene. (90x108)
114 The Adventures of the Amazing Alphabet
Book by Pat Holland, just fun to make. Quilted by Vanecea
Greene. (50x60)
115 The Offering
Tribute to Dale Auger, still playing with one-inch squares, on
Pellon grid trying to use up the scraps. Quilted by Vanecea
Greene. (60x84)
Inna Gurel, Calgary
116 Rosewood Cabin
My first full-sized quilt, a scrappy hand-pieced log cabin that
turned rosy-pink after the first wash. I actually like it better
this way. Quilted by Bonnie Stainbrook. (90x90)
121 Log Cabin Brights
This bright log cabin quilt began as my friendship block with
Piecemakers Guild. Quilted on my home machine. (73x88)
Sandra Hand, Calgary
123 French Braid
Purchased as a kit from Veronica’s Quilt Shop. I love the
colours and this one was a challenge! Quilted by Sheila Mote,
Stitchez. (50x80)
124Kimono
Kit purchased from Sugar Pine at the Festival of Quilts quite a
few years ago. (29x40)
125Lighthouses
Purchased this kit on a trip to Newfoundland. (27x27)
Marylin Handy, Calgary
126 Summer Garden
This quilt was made to use up scraps. (53x63)
Sharon Hanna, Calgary
127 Chain of Fools
An exercise in matching corners! Based on Jen Kingswell’s
pattern with modifications. I adore the quilted flowers and
swirls. Quilted by Elaine Andrew, Quilt It. (71x78)
Rita Guthrie, Calgary
128 Control Freak
Kaffe Fassett’s book, “Simple Shapes, Spectacular Quilts”,
features this pattern on the cover. I tried to replicate his
version but couldn’t do it, so I unstitched the blocks and felt
more in control. Quilted by Elaine Andrew, Quilt It. (62x90)
117 A Twist of the Orient
First try at using the Twister tools. Inspired by an Asian fabrics
layer cake, and border idea from the internet. December
2014. Quilted by My Sewing Room. (69x92)
129 Floral Webs
From an antique spider web workshop taught by Heather
Stewart in 2014. I dug into my happy box of florals for strips.
Quilted by Elaine Andrew, Quilt It. (94x104)
130 Spice Market
Based on the pattern Tunisia by Pamela Goecke Dinndorf.
The jumble of colours and patterns remind me of an open air
market where you might buy almost anything! Quilted by Irene
Campbell. (60x72)
Candice Henson, Redcliff
131 The Gypsy’s Mistress Lives On Bumbleberry Lane
I had a box of completed Bumbleberry Lane blocks and also
had the Gypsy Wife pattern from Jen Kingwell. I “borrowed”
the setting and made a few other changes. Quilted by Elaine
Andrew, Quilt It. (70x90)
144 Jewel Patch
Pattern by Three Dudes. Fell into place very nicely. Enjoyable.
Quilted by Sylvie Schow, Sylvie Schow LongArming. (60x60)
Carol Hannesson, Rimbey **First Festival Entry**
132 Contemporary Bargello
I saw this pattern in a magazine and wanted a green spring
quilt. (90x100)
133 Scrappy Hunter Star
I made this quilt at a workshop in Hoadley AB. We had a great
time camping and quilting. (52x69)
Shauna Harris McGinn, Chestermere **First Festival Entry**
134 Alexa’s Born Blanket
I made this quilt for my daughter and her first photo was with
this quilt, so she literally thought she was born with it. (24x48)
135 Born Blanket v 2.0
Created for my daughter’s 16th birthday to replace the
original born blanket and represent the next phase of her life.
Quilted by Crazi Quilters Lair, Medicine Hat. (90x90)
136 Primarily E
My son was in need of a new quilt for a new room and new
bed… so this is the result. (80x80)
137 Verandah Tiles
Just a fun pattern, made from my stash and often found on
my dining room table. (36x36)
Beverly Henson, Redcliff
138Ford
Purchased a new vehicle and the salesman was so very
patient and helpful in all aspects of the instruction—I felt
he deserved a quilt. Quilted by Sylvie Schow, Sylvie Schow
LongArming. (48x56)
139Frozen
Bought panel—added border—own thoughts, then did thread
painting. (40x48)
140Mickey!
Illusion—I love this pattern. Quilted by Sylvie Schow, Sylvie
Schow LongArming. (50x53)
141Olaf
Illusion—love fabric—made interesting quilt. Quilted by Sylvie
Schow, Sylvie Schow LongArming. (50x50)
142Wow
Illusion pattern and fun quilt. Quilted by Sylvie Schow, Sylvie
143 Double Slice Layer Cake
Interesting pattern developed into a very beautiful quilt.
Quilted by Sylvie Schow, Sylvie Schow LongArming. (62x70)
145Nurse
Many different aspects of the nurse and many fabrics
portraying same—graduated nursing. Quilted by Sylvie
Schow, Sylvie Schow LongArming. (52x68)
Sonja Hind, Calgary
146 Disappearing Pinwheel
A method of making this block the Anita Grossman Solomon
way. (66x80)
147 Eye Spy
My guild, The Piecemakers, had a challenge this year to find
up to 40 objects and incorporate them into a quilt any which
way. I made an Eye Spy quilt. (45x56)
148 Over the Edge
A panel I purchased in Las Vegas a few years ago. (30x24)
149Vines
The quilt challenge at Along Came Quilting. (38x55)
Arlene Hiuser, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
150 Horse Love
My mother, Violet, and sister, Karen, sewed this quilt with me.
I gave it to my husband, Sam, on Valentine’s Day. The horses
look just like his. It was a great gift and great fun doing it.
Quilted by Lorraine Appleby, The Quilted Top. (100x105)
Darlene Hockaday, Calgary
151 Little Baskets
A group challenge to make a basket pattern quilt. (23x31)
Linda Homenick, Calgary
152 My Favorite Place
Appliqué workshop last year at the Heritage Park Festival of
Quilts with marvellous instructor Joan Statz. (22x20)
153 Scavenger Hunt
A Piecemakers Guild challenge 2014 – 2015. Of the 40 items
listed, I found 36 in my stash! This could be a gameboard
as there are at least 20 of the items in each block. Cozy
flannelette backing. (35x49)
Carol Humphreys, Calgary
154 Shades of Grey
This quilt was made for my daughter and new son-in-law to
celebrate their engagement. A cozy flannel Hopscotch pattern
quilt. Quilted by Sheila Mote, Stitchez. (55x65)
Donna Jackson, Calgary
Bernardien Johnston, Calgary
155 For the Love of Football
Made to recognize 15 years of volunteer coaching by David
(my son) with the Calgary Colts Atom / Pee Wee Football
Club. Pattern is Shadow Box by Mountainpeek Creations.
Quilted by Nancy McIntyre (Victoria’s Threadworks). (69x81)
167 Flowers in the Springs
My first strip quilt with leftover fabric from another quilt.
2½-inch strips. Quilted by Sylvie Schow, Sylvie Schow
LongArming. (85x106)
156 Sarah’s Prairie Stars
My daughter begged me to make this Judy Niemeyer quilt
after seeing one hanging at the Heritage Park Festival of
Quilts several years ago. I made it for her 40th birthday.
Quilted by Christine Tessier, Okotoks, AB. (89x89)
157 Summer Solstice
Made for Kayla’s (my granddaughter) 20th birthday. I learned
Judy Niemeyer paper piecing in classes taught by Maureen
Wood at Bow Bench Retreat in Carseland. Quilted by Sandy
Turner, Yuma AZ. (57x57)
158 True Love
Made to celebrate our 40th wedding anniversary. Based
on pattern “Melinda’s Heart” by H.K. Farmer, Ribbon Quilts.
Quilted by Judy Valentine, Yuma AZ. (87x91)
Judy Jess, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
159 Small Baskets
This quilt was a challenge to our guild by Darlene Hockaday.
(19x19)
Margaret Jessop, Calgary
160 Butterfly Wonder
This is a one block wonder that I started fifteen years ago or
so. Finally finished! (48x68)
168 Mustang Cars
My son loves Ford Mustangs. Bought fabric when I saw it over
a year or so ago. Made up my own pattern. Just worked with
what I had. P.S. He loves it. Quilted by Sylvie Schow, Sylvie
169 Shades of Green
Made with green shades of colour—Moda jelly roll. Saw 3
Dudes tutorial by Jenny Doan. Quilted by Sylvie Schow, Sylvie
170 Split 9 Patch in the Fall
9 patch, cut and turned. Saw a Missouri Star quilt tutorial and
this was my first try. Made with a pack of 5” charms. (27x27)
Larissa Johnston, Calgary
171 Comic Tote
I needed a bag for weekly comic night—and this was the
perfect size! A bit of fun—super hero fabric, bright colours
and voilá! Jenny Doan pattern. (13x12)
Leah Johnston, Calgary
172 Pajamas Left Behind
Made from my favourite old flannel pajamas. (66x82)
Agnete Kay, Calgary
161 Fruit and Veggie Salad
I taught a class with Magic Tiles about ten years ago. I
decided to put all my samples together into a quilt. (60x120)
173 Driving to Pink
My young granddaughter loves to listen to music by “Pink”
when her parents drive. (37x52)
162Mandalas
Started this in a class at Quilt Knit Stitch in Portland. (14x19)
174Gladiolus
Charm Quilt (if I am not mistaken…) with appliqué line-drawing
of gladiolus flower. Inspired by aria from Cavalleria Rusticana.
(43x54)
163 My Three Sisters 2
Challenge quilt for travelling exhibit. I made this one as
an example or trial run for the other which will be at Quilt
Canada. (15x22)
175 Joanne’s Pattern
My daughter designed this pattern for me around 1990—and
I finally got round to sewing it! (35x35)
164 Red Blue and Black Flourish
I taught this class years ago at Sanderson Ridge, and finally
decided to finish up all my samples. It’s a One Block Wonder.
(84x96)
Leanne Johancsik, Calgary
165 Asian Elephants
I found the Elephants in Victoria, the grey Asian knots in
Singapore and the border fabric in Canmore. Always buy the
fabric you love! (50x60)
166 Purple Strips and Curves
I wanted to learn a new technique and this was a challenge.
I had fun placing the circles and quilting using many different
stitches! (18x81)
Cottage Quilting Ltd.
110, 2000 Spall Road
Kelowna, BC V1Y 9P6
Tel: 250-860-1120
www.cottagequiltingonline.com
Your authorized Bernina and Brother Dealer
176 Stars and Jars
New variation of traditional star. One of the fabrics features
jars. Utility quilted by hand. (47x74)
188 Red, Gray and White
Simply Retro pattern, but looks modern. Second attempt at
longarm. (66x86)
Sheila Kerr, Calgary
Myrna Lamb, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
177 Christmas Celebration
A Christmas tree skirt by Judy Niemeyer. This tree skirt is
paper pieced and features floating spikes, flying geese,
curved and traditional piecing. Quilted by Jane Goddard,
Acorn Quilting. (60x60)
189 Carson’s Quilt
This quilt was made for my grandson, Carson. (56x76)
178Labyrinth
Originally made as a guild challenge using only black, white,
and red. I offset a six-inch New York Beauty block. This quilt
contains 29 different fabrics. Quilted by Jane Goddard, Acorn
Quilting. (60x60)
Erin Kielstra, Okotoks
179 It’s Very Purple
Used one strip from all the purples in my stash. (61x69)
180 Red and White Stars
The pattern is from Keepsake Quilting. When I saw it, I had to
make it! All of the reds are from my stash. (80x81)
181 Winter Star
I wanted to make this pattern for a long time. Found just
enough of the batik on sale to finally do it! (86x86)
190 Cole’s Quilt
This quilt was made for my grandson, Cole. His room was
decorated with dinosaurs, so I quilted dinosaurs and his
footprints into this piece. (60x83)
Jenn Laurendeau, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
191 Cat’s Meow
I come from a family of cat lovers. I made this quilt for my
sister. Pattern: Lunch Box Quilts—Cat’s Meow. Machine
embroidery. Quilted by Bonnie’s Longarm Quilting. (53x60)
Joyce E. Lee, Calgary
192Nutcracker
I bought this kit at The Sugar Pine Company, Canmore,
while on a quilting retreat. It’s a cheery reminder of a great
weekend. (16x24)
Knotty Quilters, Calgary
193 Posies and Scallops
The stitch and slice jellyroll quilt from Fons and Porter’s TV
show. The yo-yo flower centres are from the 18-inch piece
they discarded. (70x75)
182 Dinosaurs Roar
Dinosaurs Roar is a Knotty Quilters fund raising project.
(54x58)
194 Twelve Days of Christmas
I bought this kit several years ago at the Festival of Quilts. It
is for our son and daughter-in-law. (41x64)
Dawn Kozub, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
Sherry Leedham, Calgary
183 Walking on Sunshine
Quilt is a Triple Irish Chain. Pieced by Dawn Kozub and Sol
Beatriz Velez. Longarmed by Dawn Kozub. (98x98)
195Pinwheel
Ballerina by Jaybird Quilts. I liked the bright colours for my
daughter’s turquoise room. Fun to put together! (64x85)
Sandra Krystalowich, Calgary
Heather Leigh-Martin, Calgary
184 Remembrance Day Challenge Quilt
Retreat challenge incorporating a poppy and specific red
fabric. Added antique cigarette silks of Canadian Regiments
and names of WW1 battles in which Canadians fought.
(12x26)
196 Heart and Souls
This quilt was done because of the pretty pastels for a girl’s
room. It is a packaged quilt that was purchased at Sugar Pine
Quilt Store in Canmore. (76x86)
Maureen Lallier, Calgary
185 Autumn Bliss
One block wonder pattern. Three dimensional blocks and
added design features. Quilted by Vanecea Greene. (70x80)
186 Bon Voyage
Commercial pattern. Fun pattern to dream by, all the places
you want to travel. (56x70)
187 Lime Rickey
Keepsake Quilting pattern. I love the crisp colours, first
attempt at longarm. (54x68)
Joëlle Lemmer, Calgary
197 Chicks ‘n’ Stix
Little chicks scooting amongst colourful stix will surely keep a
toddler occupied. (41x52)
198 Cowboy Stars
Keeping them herded, cowboys are the stars of this show.
(82x100)
199 Iris Waves
Springtime waves through iris blooms—smell the air. (45x52)
200 Owl Party
Love the owls with their big, bright eyes—this one’s a keeper!
(76x87)
212 Sunny Windows
Just using up small scraps from my overflowing stash! Quilted
by Robyn Lessoway, Robyn’s Nest Quilting. (65x80)
Robyn Lessoway, Calgary
Denyce Lundeen, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
201 Hallowe’en Zigzag
Our group challenge this year was based on Starbucks mugs.
I had Houston, worked perfectly with the kit I bought last year
at the Festival. (59x69)
213 Eureka
I completed this Eureka quilt during a class taught by Linda
Ward. Quilted by Bonnie Stainbrook. (92x108)
Kathleen Lindsay, Calgary
202 Through the Solarium Window
My interpretation of “Bali Sunrise”, a class taught by Wanda
Derwee. I see my sunrise over a secret garden “through the
solarium window”. (72x84)
Kathryn Lloyd, Calgary
203 Alberta Rose
Hand embroidered—which I love doing. A girlfriend insisted
it was the Alberta Rose so the name stuck! Quilted by Jane
Goddard, Acorn Quilting. (100x100)
204Blends
Pattern by Marsha McCloskey and Sharon Evans Yenter. The
idea is to “blend” patterns and colours. More difficult than I
thought it would be! Quilted by My Sewing Room. (94x90)
205Moose
This Tony Whitman pattern brought back memories of
Northwestern Ontario. (29x30)
206 Summer Swimmers
Inspired by the Row By Row Experience last July. A funky, fun
quilt for laying in the sun! (35x66)
Glenda and Carlitta Lober, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
207 Clark Family Quilt
This was a fun bonding experience for mom and I to carry on
a family tradition. (60x70)
Ann Lock, Calgary
208Botanica
Robin Pandolph design purchased around 2001 and
completed 2015. One less unfinished project. (82x106)
209 LeeAnn’s House
On a mission to complete old projects. This is another one
done. Quilted by Theresa Sourisseau. (58x58)
214 French Braid
The blue fabrics were collected for a Bargello until I
purchased the border fabric which became the inspiration for
the blue waterfall. Quilted by Bonnie Stainbrook. (87x88)
Jim Lynch, Calgary
215 A Touch of Irish
This is a Missouri Star Quilt Company stashbuster quilt
done to my interpretation. Pieced and quilted by Jim Lynch.
(80x100)
216 The Red Hills
This was designed by Betty Oswell from Kamloops BC. Pieced
and quilted by Jim Lynch. (78x93)
Olga MacFarlane, Calgary
217 Fan Flair
I love Japanese fabrics and collect fat quarters, a great
way to display them in this quilt. Machine pieced with hand
appliqué. (56x72)
218 Pieces of Baltimore Quilt
A very intense quilt with many tiny pieces to be cut and sewed
to perfection. A gift from a quilting daughter. (83x103)
219 Times Remembered
Pattern by Pat Sloan. A great pattern for using stash collected
during my quilting years. Machine pieced, hand appliqué block
centres, hand quilted. A gift from a quilting daughter. (70x73)
Jera MacKenzie, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
220 Out of Step
A quieter cousin to Sea Glass Rebel, this shares the palette of
sea glass with the orderly forms of Libs Elliott’s Out of Step
pattern. (48x48)
221 Round and Round
I love combining traditional blocks with modern colours and
fabric. This quilt is based on Thimble Blossoms Round and
Round pattern. (88x93)
210 Log Cabin
Just a quilt pattern I have always wanted to do. Quilted by
Donna Samuels. (85x85)
222 Sea Glass Rebel
On beach vacations, we collect sea glass. I have combined
these gem colours with the jumbled geometry of Libs Elliott’s
The Rebel Quilt pattern. (72x72)
Marlene Lucas, Calgary
Brenda Macleod Raham, Canmore
211 California Slide Show
Challenge of quilting group to use colours of a coffee
mug—mine was a California-themed mug. Quilted by Robyn
Lessoway, Robyn’s Nest Quilting. (64x76)
223 Colours for Tysa
Jelly roll race. (50x70)
Janet Madeyski, Priddis
Fiona McMillin, Calgary
224 Magic Triangles
I wanted to do a black and white quilt and really liked this
pattern. The pattern is by Lynda Faires from Fons and Porter
magazine—July/Aug. 2009. (73x73)
235 Disappearing Shoo Fly
I was experimenting with an extra Shoo Fly block and this
developed. (36x40)
225 Out To Lunch
This was made from a McKenna Ryan kit. I really like her
designs. (25x20)
236 Hunter’s Star in Batik
A pattern that used HSTs in lieu of the ruler. I did not want 1/2
stars at the edge, so I adjusted to have a full star around the
centre, before adding the border. (64x64)
226 When Friends Gather
I had this pattern for a long time and finally made it to hang on
my wall this past Christmas. The pattern is by McKenna Ryan.
(52x52)
237 Hunter’s Star in Blue
A class taken at Along Came Quilting, using the Rapid Fire
Hunter’s Star ruler. Quilted by Nancy Basserman, Crazy Creek
Creations. (84x84)
Nilima Mandhane, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
Rose Meadows, Calgary
227 Square in Square
My son mentioned “Why not make a black and white quilt?”.
That is where I got the idea. Quilted by My Sewing Room.
(94x105)
238 Licorice Allsorts
Inspired by a show and tell presented by Cindy Phaff at a
guild meeting. Quilted by Nancy Basserman, Crazy Creek
Creations. (60x71)
Susan Mann, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
Jean Miller, Calgary
239 Blueberry Baskets
From the book “Basket Bonanza” by Nancy Mahoney.
Our guild wanted to do small basket quilts to be hung at
Wainwright. (31x31)
228 On Point
This is my first full size quilt. It was a wedding present for our
daughter and son-in-law. Class taken at Along Came Quilting.
(97x117)
Laurie McIntosh, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
229 Easy Road
My daughter fell in love with this quilt design by Sandy
Thomas. I made it for her first year away at university. Quilted
by Elaine Andrew, Quilt It. (57x86)
230Helix
This quilt design is from Geared for Guys by Emily Herrick.
I made it for my son to go to university. Quilted by Irene
Campbell. (86x108)
231 Pathways III
This quilt is based on a design from Dream Landscapes by
Rose Hughes. (24x48)
Kay McKenzie, Calgary
232 Lover’s Knot
Had all this fabric in my daughter’s colours and this pattern
just fit the bill. Quilted by Elaine Andrew, Quilt It. (68x80)
233 The Underground Railway Sampler
This Eleanor Burns pattern and story inspired me to start
quilting. Made for my son. Quilted by Elaine Andrew, Quilt It.
(60x87)
Anne McLeod, Calgary
234 Mountain Wallhanging
NAG’s 2015 Challenge. Used a Starbucks “You Were Here”
mug as inspiration. Mine was Banff. My own design with
foundation pieced trees from MH Design. (28x42)
240 Chevron Quilt
Pattern from the online site Scattered Thoughts of a
Crafty Mom. Wedding gift for my daughter. She chose the
pattern and fabric. Quilted by Jane Goddard, Acorn Quilting.
(100x110)
241 Snugly Bugly
An Amy Bradley Design. Big boy quilt for 3rd grandson. This
quilt was a lot of fun to make. Instead of the word “bugs” in
the middle, I put in his name. Quilted by Theresa Sourisseau.
(58x95)
Pat Minton, Calgary
242 Quilt for Frances
A precious treasure selflessly and generously made for Jean
Gray’s (Quilter of Distinction 2007) great granddaughter,
Frances when illness prevented Jean from being able to make
it herself. Submitted by Julie Gray (Jean Gray’s daughterin-law) on behalf of Pat Minton. “No Good Deed Goes
Unnoticed.” (41x45)
Naoko Miyazaki, Calgary
243 Samurai Flag
In the past, Japanese Samurai showed their flag symbol
during battle. This is the image. (50x78)
Tammy Morrow, High River
244 Eliza’s Indigos
This quilt uses several Civil War reproduction indigos. Eliza
Lucas Pinckney introduced indigo to South Carolina in 1744
where it was grown for the textile market. Quilted by Nancy
Basserman, Crazy Creek Creations. (76x89)
Terry Moxley, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
Susan Paddock, Summerside, PE
245 Mesmerize Quilt Pattern 8115
This is the third quilt that I have made. I chose the fabrics
because fall is my favourite season. Quilted by Carol Bettger.
(60x70)
254 Cory’s Shadow Box
Made for my son, from fabrics purchased in Houston, Texas.
Fond memories for me of a wonderful visit with him in the
LONE STAR STATE. Quilted by Verna Ward, Coldbrook NS.
(68x81)
246 Selman Family History Quilt—2005
Each of the blocks were drawn by my extended family
members and sewn together with love for my parents.
(77x88)
Mary Ann Myers, Calgary
247 Disappearing Pinwheel
Missouri Star Quilt Company design, this quilt is made for my
granddaughter, Olivia Grace for her 2nd birthday. It was fun to
do and used some of my scrappy batiks. Quilted by Dorothy
Cornforth, Sew Forth. (72x82)
Donna Neary, Calgary
248 Rocky Mountain French Braid
I bought the jelly roll named “Rocky Mountains” last year at
Heritage Park and made my French Braid quilt as the Rocky
Mountains that I love. With augmented fabric, the mountains
could run together, even though they are all different. (68x84)
Betty Neumeister, Calgary
249 Fall Swirl
Workshop by Joanne Middleton. Quilted by Fran Stromberg.
(80x80)
Andrea Nilsson, Calgary
250 Summer Pinwheel Twist
I love working with patterned fabrics. I feel all the fabrics
worked well together for this pattern. (61x69)
255 Hole in the Barn Door Wedding Quilt
This modern quilt was made to commemorate the wedding
of Megan Turgoose and Jonathan Vaillancourt-Campeau, July
2014. Quilted by Verna Ward, Coldbrook NS. (80x80)
256 Playful Posies
Modern quilt featuring two time-saving techniques: quick
triangle squares and quick pieced flying geese units. Quilted
by Verna Ward, Coldbrook NS. (58x58)
Gayle Paige, Calgary
257 Beach Party
Get ready for an impromptu picnic or a day at the beach!
(56x72)
258 Summer Fresh
Reminds me of a new garden in summer. BQ2 pattern. Quilted
by Fran Stromberg. (90x108)
Sally Parsons, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
259 Around the World for Christmas
My very first quilt project that started my love of quilting.
Made as a cuddle quilt, but looked so nice, I’ve just displayed
it. (40x50)
260 Ducks for My Husband
Hubbie wanted it to look exactly like the picture on the pattern
envelope. I delivered! Exactly the same fabrics. (25x30)
261 It’s My Baby
My child, at 40, decided not to know if the baby was a boy or
girl. We chose these soft shades of green and peach! (25x36)
Freda Noble, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
251 100 in 100
I loved the idea of 100 different blocks and the rainbow
colours. It has taken me almost two years to complete (hence
the name). Quilted by My Sewing Room. (88x90)
Dorothy O’Keefe, Calgary
252 Thimbleberries Garden
Quilted by Bonnie’s Longarm Quilting. (90x108)
Janet Olmstead, Calgary
253Crowfoot
This quilt contains scraps of many of my favourite fabrics. It
took nearly two years to quilt. I look forward to using it on my
bed. (96x96)
Jennifer Peirson, Calgary
262 Chromatic Crisscross
A vibrant take on Kaffe Fassett’s “Diagonal Madness” pattern.
(82x104)
263Fall
This is the third of my seasonal wallhangings, using many
techniques. (22x31)
264Savasana
An Elizabeth Hartman “New Wave” design. Great for
showcasing fabric and cozy for the end of my yoga session.
(55x72)
265 Teal Boxes
Design source—“Patchwork Windows” from “The Olympic
Games Quilts” by the quiltmakers of Georgia for the Atlanta
Olympics. A fun, challenging quilt to put together. (79x101)
Cathren Percival, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
Blanche Richards, Cochrane
266 Autumn Harvest
The pattern for this quilt, Patchwork Windows, comes from
the book The Olympic Games Quilts: America’s Welcome To
The World by the Quiltmakers of Georgia. (78x96)
275Fizz
This was the 2013 BOM for The Quilt Show. It was challenging
but I got it done! Quilted by Janet Madeyski, Patches &
Threads. (95x95)
Beverly Pester, Calgary
Emily Robb, Calgary
267 Primitive Garden by Primitive Gatherings
This is my first wool appliqué quilt. I did all the appliqué
and quilting by hand. The blocks were pieced and stitched
together by machine. (70x80)
276 Oh Deer
I decided to change this quilt from a normal rag quilt by
putting in some diagonal blocks, and absolutely loved the
result. (60x71)
Elizabeth Peterson, Calgary
277 Sarah’s Solstice Quilt
I made this quilt for my sister’s 21st birthday. I love the bright
colours and how joyful they are, just like her. (68x80)
268 Mema’s Marvellous Midnight Monsters
The centre embroidered blocks were a gift from Nancy
Basserman. I designed the rest of the quilt around these. It is
for my grandson, Zane. (72x90)
Zazae Peterson, Calgary
269 In The Garden
Pattern is “Pastel Garden” from Traditional Pastimes. Fabric is
“Martinique” by Three Sisters for Moda. (54x74)
Lynn Robb, Calgary
278 Connecting Threads Quilt
I buy Connecting Threads quilt kits on sale and then use them
as charity quilts. I have done some of the patterns over a few
times. (54x70)
279 Picnic Baskets
This is a Schnibbles quilt. Thank you Carrie Nelson for all your
inspiration in this series of quilts. (31x31)
Cynthia Phaff, Calgary
270 Eye of the Dragon
This bargello quilt was made for my son and new daughterin-law as their wedding quilt. It was made using their wedding
colours. (98x108)
Janet Rooke, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
280 Sunset Serenity
From a “Country Creations” kit. The beautiful longarm quilting
by Fran Stromberg really sets the quilt off. Quilted by Fran
Stromberg. (56x71)
Gillian Poldaas, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
271 Jaan’s Quilt
Star Wars inspired crib quilt for my son. (48x60)
Wendy Rowan, Calgary
272 Northern Lights
Northern lights inspired mini-quilt. (18x22)
281 Star Crossed
Pattern and fabric came from a quilt store in San Antonio. The
salesperson has become a good friend and supplies me with
patterns and great inspiration. (60x75)
Pat Pollard, Calgary
Janet Ruth, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
273 Grandmother’s Garden
This was a retirement project attempted after years of just
looking at the pattern book in my collection. Glad to have it
finally become a reality. Quilted by Nancy Basserman, Crazy
Creek Creations. (80x98)
282 Heart to Hand
This was a Block of the Month project. Cotton was machined
pieced while wool was hand appliquéd. Fun quilt to make
using your wool scraps. Pattern: Heart & Home #299. Quilted
by Laura MacDonald, Precious Pieces Quilting. (55x70)
Sharon Poteet, Calgary
274 Triangle Frenzy
My first daughter-in-law found a photo on line and asked me
to make one with an orange/navy/grey/aqua colour scheme.
During construction, daughter-in-law #2 saw it and asked for
one, too. Now my daughter wants one! (60x80)
283 Isabel’s Quilt
Block of the Month with a club from Traditional Pastimes.
Machine pieced cotton with hand appliqué wool. Pattern from
Elegant Quilts, Country Charm, That Patchwork Place. Quilted
by Andrea, Christmas Goose. (69x69)
284 Pathway to Nowhere
Made this quilt for our son’s 20th birthday. I used fabric from
my stash of every quilt I had made to date. Pattern from
McCall’s Quilting Fast Favourites. Quilted by Lorraine Appleby,
The Quilted Top. (91x107)
Louise Sanders, Edmonton **First Festival Entry**
285 Autumn Whirlwind
A round Bargello quilt in a double spiral pattern of autumn
colours, sewn by Louise Sanders. (54x54)
286 Golden Quilt
A quilt of gold and rich, dark colours to warm a winter night.
Designed by Keith Sanders and sewn by Louise Sanders.
(50x59)
Sheila Scott, Calgary
297 Mail Slots
Modern quilt pattern from quilting magazine by same name.
Material purchased on an annual shop hop. (42x42)
298 Royal Churn Dash
Material purchased while attending annual retreat. Colours
of burgundy and gold feel very rich and royal. The striped
section are leftovers from another project. (58x58)
299 Twist on a Pumpkin
First twister pattern I have made. Enjoyed playing with the
colours on this one. (27x27)
287Hexagon
Made using the Hex N More ruler designed by Jaybird Quilts.
Quilted by Andrea Harris, Urban Quiltworks. (86x98)
300 Twister Illusions
Made from commercial pattern of same name. For Guild
Challenge involving colour wheel opposites. Fun project but
involved a lot of cutting. Quilted by Sonja Hind. (56x76)
288 Metro Medallion
A quilt along on the Sew Kind of Wonderful website using the
Quick Curve Ruler. Quilted by Fran Stromberg. (84x102)
Moryn Shah, Cochrane
289Rows-O-Rama
From a pattern by WhistlePig Creek Productions. Quilted by
Fran Stromberg. (62x72)
301 Moroccan Tiles
I made this piece after a trip to Morocco where I just loved
the tile settings and the beautiful coloured pottery. Quilted by
Janet Madeyski, Patches & Threads. (43x43)
290Zenith
A pattern from A Quilter’s Dream. Quilted by Sonja Hind.
(60x70)
302 Old Age Can Be Fun
A fun quilt to enjoy with humour. Quilted by Janet Madeyski,
Patches & Threads. (50x59)
Sherry Scott, Calgary
Carrie Sharp, Calgary
291 Rainbow Basket Weave
Knotty Quilter basket challenge, made with 24 hand dyed
fabrics from an earlier group project. (33x33)
303 Circle Love
Inspired and started by Linda Hickey who also loves circles.
She gave me a plastic bag of circles and squares. (59x74)
Heather Seibel, Calgary
304 Serenity Garden
Class taken at Traditional Pastimes. The other participants
inspired me to save all the 1½-inch bits. (54x62)
292 Music Series 1A
Quilt pattern from Sparrow Studioz. Pieced and quilted by
quiltmaker. (58x60)
293 Music Series 1B
First Saturday 2014 blocks from Addie’s Creative Fabrics,
done in my favourite colour palette of red, black and white—
with music! Quilted by Betty Anne Jansen—Bitchin’ Stitchin’
(58x72)
294 Red and White Dream
First Saturday blocks from 2013 Addie’s Creative Fabrics.
I added two more each month to create my own twist on a
traditional red and white quilt. Quilted by Bev Rinehart—Little
House Creations. (80x80)
295 Spring Illusions
Started in 2000 at a class with Lorraine Jacobson at Fabric
Cottage. Unearthed and finished this year! Quilted by Betty
Anne Jansen—Bitchin’ Stitchin’. (80x80)
Gladys Serafino, Calgary
296 Hallowe’en Jelly Roll
Jelly roll purchased at local shop in Edmonton. Great fun
to sew. Intended as a gift for a child who likes Hallowe’en.
(46x77)
Keryn Sinclair, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
305 A Quarter Century in the Making
Started in 1989 at Heritage Time Out, this sampler quilt used
cardboard templates. Blocks were finished within two years,
but borders waited until three years ago. Finally in 2015, it
was finished. Quilted by Janet Madeyski, Patches & Threads.
(90x106)
306 Snowballs in January
One of a series of 12 monthly patterns which I had to make
bigger! There’s a good chance the other 11 patterns may
never get finished. (27x30)
Lori Slack, James River Bridge
307 Little Miss A’s Quilt Of Learning
Pattern by Karen Neary of SewKarenlyCreated, Nova Scotia
for my granddaughter! (54x62)
308 My Celtic Solstice
Bonnie Hunter’s 2013 Mystery Quilt. Unsure of the colours
initially but now my favourite. (72x72)
309 Ragged Hearts
Pattern from a magazine early 2000s. Made for my
mother’s 75th birthday and kept her warm after her radiation
treatments. (62x84)
320 Doodle Town
Original pattern by Elizabeth Hartman. I got carried away with
my free motion quilting so you can find everything from cars
to castles and carriages. (78x78)
Marian Smiley, Canmore
Cathy Steinhauer, Okotoks **First Festival Entry**
310 Spring Diamonds
These 100% quilted fabrics have a spring like feeling. I
decided to make them into large diamonds with sashing in
between the rows. Quilted by Diana Hastman Protz. (70x82)
321 Sun, Moon, Stars
In keeping with the 20th Annual Festival of Quilts, this Turning
Twenty quilt has been finished in a timely manner. (93x108)
Elisabeth Smith, Calgary
311Baskets
A guild challenge. I combined leftover baskets from a friend
with my own and played with setting border choices until I
was happy with it. (26x26)
Rose Soares, Calgary
312 Jonathan’s Green Quilt
Keeping with tradition of giving nieces and nephews a quilt on
their 14th birthday. Jonathan suggested green and “surprise
me”—so I did! Design inspired by a quilt viewed at Red Deer
Quilt Show. (72x84)
313 Nurse Nicole
Niece graduating as a nurse who loves grey and purple
colours. Combined graduation in medical field with colour
preference to make quilt. (70x84)
Katharine Steven, Calgary
322 Charity Quilt 2
Made for Best Beginnings Calgary for a special little boy.
(32x42)
323 HST Scrappy Table Topper
Using up my green and brown scraps for nice large table
topper. (42x42)
324 Teach Yourself To Quilt Sampler
AKA—We all gotta start somewhere. Started in 2005, finished
in 2014. Honouring the quilter I was by not fixing all my
mistakes. (48x49)
Ruth Steven, Calgary
325 Let It Be Purple And Green
This is a personal block of the month quilt done in two of my
favourite colours. (85x85)
Janie Spenst, Calgary
Linda Stevenson, Calgary
314 Baskets In Black and White
Made from a kit, pattern and fabrics from Alex Anderson’s line
called “Never Enough Romance”. 100% cotton. Quilted by My
Sewing Room. (65x65)
326 Autumn Leaves
A scrap quilt. (70x90)
Pauline Stafford, Calgary
315 On The Edge
Pattern from Quilters Newsletter. Bought the fabrics at the
Flathead Lake Quilt Show. Pieced and quilted by me. (52x76)
327 Cabin Fever
Made from a McCalls Quilting magazine, using my scraps.
Quilted by Colleen Hunter, Thread Lightly. (66x85)
Ilse Stewart, Calgary
Bonnie Stainbrook, Calgary
328 Double Wedding Ring
My first attempt at curves. Quilting this large quilt was
challenging on my small machine. Pattern from: “Big Block
Quilts”, Quilt Presents #38, Summer 2003 issue (96x96)
316 Lollipop by McKenna Ryan
Hand appliquéd and quilted. (62x40)
Laura Stewart, Calgary
317 Pineapple Crazy
Pattern by Bonnie K. Hunter in String Fling. Paper pieced
using vintage scraps. (54x54)
329 Crown of Thorns
This is a Judy Neimeyer paper pieced pattern. I chose to set
it in a barn raising design. Quilted by Jennifer Poole. (94x106)
Jane Steckley, Calgary
330 Diamond Sparkle
The pattern is from the book “Strip Six” by Danielle Stout. It
was fast and easy! Quilted by Jennifer Poole. (72x82)
318 A Place for Orphans
Trying to finish up old projects and had these left over blocks.
I found a use for them in this table runner. (14x58)
319 Baby Subway
Elizabeth Hartman’s “Tokyo Subway” pattern. I have made it
for my grandson. (39x43)
331 Lightning Rod
This pattern is from the book “Strip Six” by Danielle Stout. I
LOVE her designs! Quilted by Jennifer Poole. (80x90)
Pat Strathern, Calgary
Frances Mary Taylor, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
332 Black Beauty
Material purchased July 2005. Nine years later it came out of
my stash! Quilted at the cabin Christmas 2014. (55x55)
343 5 & Dime
The quilt is for my grandchild. We are a multi-racial, multifaith family so I chose quilting with Christian peace doves
and Hindu Om sign. Quilted by D. Bunker, Fredericton, New
Brunswick. (40x59)
333 Hawaiian Bliss
Beautiful batiks bought in the U.S. a few years ago. I put them
together the summer of 2014. Machine pieced and quilted at
my cabin. (57x70)
334 Rhapsody in Crimson
A mystery quilt challenge from my Flying Needle Quilt Guild for
2014–15. A wonderful surprise as I love pinwheels and stars.
(50x65)
335 Twin Stars
Made for my twin sister for our special birthday this year. I
used my favourite quilt block—the pinwheel and a significant
block called Pat’s Star. (59x72)
Rachael Strathern, Calgary
336Intersections
A bright and modern quilt. Fabric purchased during a trip to
Ottawa and in Canmore. Machine pieced and quilted. (54x49)
337 Winter Flurries
A winter quilt for my bed when the snowflakes are falling.
Started at the cabin Christmas 2013. Quilted by Janet
Madeyski, Patches & Threads. (120x87)
Isabel Stripling, Medicine Hat **First Festival Entry**
338 Scrappy Bow Ties
As I didn’t have enough variety in my own stash, I raided my
daughter’s and sister’s stashes as well to make this quilt.
Quilted by Jane Goddard, Acorn Quilting. (95x95)
Irene Thill, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
344 Swinging on a Star
The latest of a series of quilts made for any new baby born in
the extended family. This one goes to Scarlett Elizabeth, born
March 2015. (39x39)
Barbara Thorpe, Calgary
345 Angles and Squares
From a workshop by Heather Stewart, hosted by Piecemakers
Guild in 2014. One simple block made of squares and
rectangles (NO triangles)—a fun way to use up scraps.
Quilted by Elaine Andrew, Quilt It. (94x110)
346 Southwestern Native Crafts
A study of the patterns and colours seen in the art done by
native women in the American Southwest. Quilted by Elaine
Marjan Van Biezen, Calgary
347 Bragg Creek
Based on a photograph of the Bragg Creek area. Designed in
workshop with Gloria Loughman—2011, completed in 2015.
Commercial and hand-dyed cottons. (17x31)
Melinda Van Oostwaard, Strathmore
Gayle Szmurlo, Calgary
348 Cole and Breanna’s Barnstar Raising
This quilt is a wedding gift for a young farm lad and his new
wife. Their brand is in the centre square. (80x98)
339 Casablanca Untwisted
Planned as a twister quilt from the Casablanca collection,
it did not lend itself to “twisting”. Quilted by Sonja Hind.
(80x100)
Kelly van Sluys, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
340 Hip to be Square
A quilt made from a layer cake and a jelly roll. The pattern
is from the Moda Bakeshop website. Quilted by Sonja Hind.
(68x74)
349 Playtime Fun
I created this quilt for my son’s first birthday. So much fun
with the bright colours and textures. (37x48)
Lisa Walsh, Calgary
341 Oriental Lady
Constructed using an oriental 2 1/2 “ strip roll. Piecing was
based on Pat Fryer’s “Lady Quilt”. Quilted by Sonja Hind.
(52x70)
350 Hot Spot
Pattern from the book “Modern Minimal” by Alissa Haight
Carlton. Quilted by Jane Goddard, Acorn Quilting. (50x60)
342 Significant Birthday
A sampler quilt of blocks made by fellow Quilted Mouse guild
members for a significant birthday. Quilted by Sonja Hind.
(70x70)
Roxanne Weiss, Calgary
351Chickadees
Saw this kit at Along Came Quilting. I love Chickadees—so
had to do this quilt. (38x55)
352 Prairie Sky
Took this workshop with Joanne Middleton at Heritage Park
a few years ago. My quilt is not a Prairie Sky but reminds me
of my “Summer Garden”. Quilted by Elaine Andrew, Quilt It.
(41x41)
Diane Westlake, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
Ginny Worden, Calgary
353 Beyond the Cabin
Design by Eileen Bahring Sullivan, Quiltmaker’s Magazine,
Spring 2005 (special issue). I have always loved log cabin
designs and the rectangular blocks in this pattern are a fun
twist. Quilted by My Sewing Room. (34x44)
361 Summer at Starbucks
NAGs challenge. This is my 7th challenge quilt. Using the
Toronto Starbucks “You Are Here” mug for my inspiration and
Judy Newman’s pattern, I made this quilt. (48x60)
354 Toasty Feet
Designed by Barb Gardner, Quilter’s Newsletter Magazine,
March 2005. My sisters and I made this quilt for our niece as
a wedding gift. Quilted by My Sewing Room. (100x110)
Yolande Worthington, Calgary
Sandy Wey, Calgary
Daphne Yeske, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
355 Park Bench
NAGS Challenge. Our challenge this year was based on a
Starbucks mug. Mine was “Vancouver”. The colours and
graphic on the mug are quite visible in this “Park Bench”
pattern. (66x88)
363 Garden Trellis
Nine-patch design from Australian Patchwork and Quilting.
Flower border created in a Linda Ward class but with my own
variations (all with hand appliqué and quilting). (69x83)
364 Rhapsody of Greens
From a class experimenting with different greens and two
different sizes of triangles. (37x37)
Dorothy Wichert, Calgary
356 Amish Stars
I always wanted to make an Amish-style quilt so I made a
wall-hanging / table topper similar to a quilt made by Alex
Anderson and shown in the “Quilts, Quilts, Quilts” book.
(51x51)
Christine Young, Calgary
357Bubbles
A baby quilt for my first granddaughter, made from scraps
left over from her mother and Aunt when they were little girls.
100% cotton fabrics with a soft, soft high loft batt. (45x50)
Dianne Wilson, Calgary
358 Skinny Dip
Pattern from a magazine. Used a jelly roll that was given to
me as a gift. Quilted by My Sewing Room. (60x75)
Janice P. Wittstrom, Calgary
362 Wonky and Wobbly
Just playing with new techniques. (42x42)
365 My Alphabet Quilt
Amy Bradley design put together by two good friends, Wendy
McKinnon and Christine Young. Made for twp granddaughters,
Emily and Abby. Quilted by Joanne Love, Whitehorse Y.T.
(42x57)
Karen Young, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
366 Aradia’s Big Night
This started out to be “Variety Show” by The Quilt Patch. I
decided to make it bigger to use up my big print Hallowe’en
fabric stash. (74x80)
367 Espresso Bean
I made this quilt for my husband’s 59th birthday. The pattern
was by The Quilt Patch originally but I added to it. (88x100)
359 Purple Stars
This was done as a mystery table topper with a small group
of ladies from my church. (18x41)
360 Squares, Squares, Squares—2,830 to be exact
With boxes of scraps, this seemed like a great way to use
some. Now I have two-inch squares in my dreams! Quilted by
Bonnie’s Longarm Quilting. (96x106)
THE RIVER FORTH
A VINTAGE DINING CAR EXPERIENCE
Originally a 1928 Canadian Pacific solarium, the River Forth has been recommissioned as an elegant 1920s
dining car. Pulled by an antique steam engine around Heritage Park, this unique dining experience will be
complete with a historically inspired menu created by Executive Chef Jan Hansen.
OPENING IN 2015
Special Displays
• Blue and White Quilts •
“Something Borrowed, Something Blue” is one of the special displays for this year’s Festival of Quilts weekend.
We are showcasing blue and white together in a dynamic display. We’ve borrowed your lovely blue and white quilts
for a short time to share with all the visitors to the Park.
Shelley Bennett, Calgary
Deborah Dombowsky, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
400Snowflakes
Pattern from McCall’s Quick Quilts. Loved the quilt so I made
it bigger. Easy quilt to make. Quilted by Irene Campbell.
(77x93)
407 Castle in the Mountains
I found this design online and wanted to do the quilt. It is
hand quilted. The quilt is blue, white with a very small piece of
forest green. (82x100)
Deena Brown, Calgary
Josee Element, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
401 Flowery Blue Delft
I wanted to create a blue and white quilt to display. This
reminds me of the Dutch Delft plates and my sister. (60x72)
408 Blue Moon
This is a small paper pieced wall hanging, designed by Marnie
Hicks. (21x21)
Shirley Carlson, Calgary
Belinda Giles, Calgary
402Kaleido-Bleu
This is the second of four “one block wonder” quilts I made
after becoming intrigued with the technique. All quilting is
done on a domestic machine by me. (80x82)
409 Evening Star
Blue and white, Stars in the night, I love the stars twinkling in
the night sky. (43x43)
Norma Christie, Calgary
403 My Dutch Roots
The Delft Blue-inspired pictures represent aspects of Dutch
life: Work, Simplicity, Strength, Hope, Tourism, Fidelity, Home,
Fortitude, Love, Family Tree, Happiness and Hospitality!
(35x43)
Marsha Cochrane, Cochrane
Kay Gould, Calgary
410 Sew Many Blocks
I broke my promise to myself—no more big quilts. But I had
this expensive pattern and wanted to make a blue and white.
(98x109)
Monica Goulet, Calgary
404 Oh Brother Blues
I pieced this blue and white quilt and then decided to try
machine embroidery on some of the plain white blocks.
(53x79)
411 Hunter Star
This quilt was made for my mom Daphne. Her favourite colour
is blue, so I chose 16 blue batiks from very light to very
dark. It was easy to make with the Hunter Star ruler, and so
precise. Beautifully custom-quilted by my friend, Janet. Quilted
by Janet Madeyski, Patches & Threads. (80x96)
Mhari Crooks, Redcliff **First Festival Entry**
Vanecea Greene, Calgary
405 Kool Blue
Zipper pattern that I gave a try. I made it with leftovers.
(28x44)
412Hawaii
I bought this fabric line in Houston; then again the exact line in
Hawaii. Oops, this will take the stash down some. (90x90)
Heather Davis, Canmore
Karin Hagg, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
406 Blue and White Surfer’s Delight
Frothy white breaker waves, fluffy white clouds and blue sky
days. Blue and white just speaks summer and fun to me.
(45x60)
413 Spring Blues
Crisp blue and white cottons herald the coming of spring!
Sonja Hind, Calgary
414Waterfall
Class from Along Came Quilting. A Judy Niemeyer pattern.
(59x70)
Gery Horbay, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
Olga MacFarlane, Calgary
415 Denim Frolic
This kit from Connecting Threads went together very nicely.
Quilted by Fran Stromberg. (78x101)
425 1600 Quilt
A great way to use my strips left over from my blue and white
quilt from stash. Quilted by Linda’s Last Stitch. (75x81)
Leanne Johancsik, Calgary
416 Snow Storm at Midnight
I wanted a winter quilt that was not Christmassy and found
this wonderful kit. I made a few modifications to the original
pattern. (70x70)
Bernardien Johnston, Calgary
417 Blue Notes
Saw a Missouri Star quilt tutorial—“You’ve Got Mail”. Wanted
something for the blue and white display. Will be a table
topper or wall hanging. (16x16)
Agnete Kay, Calgary
418 Lisbon Graffiti (2009)
Based on my own photo of a derelict house in Lisbon,
Portugal. Though undoubtedly sprayed by a gang, I was
moved by the word “amor”. (25x36)
Sheila Kerr, Calgary
419 Fire Island Hosta
A Judy Niemeyer pattern that features curved paper piecing. I
wanted a challenge and this was it. Quilted by Jane Goddard,
Acorn Quilting. (74x74)
Erin Kielstra, Okotoks
420Kaleidoscope
A mix of blues with a favourite floral. (58x74)
426Scribbles
Easy project to use my blue and white collection of 100%
cottons. Machine pieced, commercially quilted. Quilted by
Linda’s Last Stitch. (63x87)
Brenda Macleod Raham, Canmore
427 Dogs and Butterflies
Started with blue and shades of blue dog fabric. Hand pieced
and quilted. (30x30)
Fiona McMillin, Calgary
428 Via Japan
From fabrics my Mum brought from Japan; she has since
passed away and this is my project for her. It’s more about
the fabrics than about the quilt pattern. (54x69)
Naoko Miyazaki, Calgary
429 Sea Wave
Sashiko traditional pattern of Sea Wave for the Blue and White
special exhibit. (28x43)
Joan Moritz, Cochrane
430 Garden Tiles
I was making this for my Grandson for Christmas, but just got
it done in March. Better late than never, I guess. (67x89)
Colleen Nicholls, Calgary
421 Picnic Anyone?
This pattern is disappearing hourglass. The navy batik was
bought in Hawaii. (80x95)
431 Blue Bayou
This is a Fons and Porter pattern, made for my son’s
graduation. I collected various blues for about two years
before starting. (86x86)
Debra Kmet, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
Sally Parsons, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
422 Double Irish Chain
My favourite colour is blue. Bold and delicate designs are
displayed through this traditional pattern. Commercially
quilted by Patti King, Rocky Mountain House. (84x98)
432Cowboys
I made this for my young son out of recycled blue jeans, using
a cowboy theme. (50x60)
Heather Leigh-Martin, Calgary
423 Blue and White Stars
I love the stunning colours of blue and white quilts. (60x78)
Joëlle Lemmer, Calgary
424 Simply Blue
Strips of blue—simple and true. (85x90)
Beverly Patkau, Calgary
433 Cathedral Windows
This quilt was completely sewn by hand. (65x81)
Cynthia Phaff, Calgary
434 Blue Paisley
My daughter really liked a similar quilt I made previously for
one of her friends. This is her blue paisley quilt. Quilted by
Jane Goddard, Acorn Quilting. (84x98)
Sharon Poteet, Calgary
Jane Steckley, Calgary
435 Drunkards Path
This is my first attempt at curves. After a frustrating
beginning, it was fun to make. Quilted by Roberta Mitchell.
(92x115)
442 Grandmother Newton’s Block
From “Home on the Plains” by Kathleen Moore and Stephanie
Whitson. I am fond of traditional quilts and this block caught
my eye immediately. (60x75)
Emily Robb, Calgary
Miranda Stewart, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
436 Em’s Quilt
This was an impulse quilt for myself. I wanted something
simple that I could say I made all on my own. (51x79
443 Life on the Ocean Waves
One of my first large quilts. The block is a traditional Ocean
Waves block with simple quilting on a domestic machine.
Made in 2010. (77x98)
Evelle Rock, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
437 One Block Wonder Blues
One Block Wonder; found some sale fabric to try my first one
block wonder. (72x84)
Louise Sanders, Edmonton **First Festival Entry**
438 First Frost
A wintry blue, white and silver quilt designed by Keith Sanders
and sewn by Louise Sanders. (96x96)
Carol Schmidt, Calgary
439 Blue and White House Quilt
Pattern by Freckles Quilt Store, Calgary. Quilted by Jane
Goddard, Acorn Quilting. (57x70)
Carrie Sharp, Calgary
440 Reflecting Pools
Made in memory of my sister-in-law, Pat Sharp, who got to
the end of her days before she got to the end of her stash.
(55x72)
Marian Smiley, Canmore
441 Blue Flowers and White Dragonflies
I thought the 100% cotton prints I chose had a vintage feel
and the dragonflies and appliquéd flowers gave it a touch of
old-fashioned whimsy. (19x48)
Gayle Szmurlo, Calgary
444 Delft Blue Apples
An apple core quilt made from a layer cake of Deb Strain’s
Spa Collection. Quilted by Sonja Hind. (46x54)
Linda Van Gastel, Calgary
445Pinwheels
My own layout design. Pinwheel blocks adapted from a two-ata-time method shown in “The Quilter”, May 2005. (50x69)
Melinda Van Oostwaard, Strathmore
446 Starry Night
Eleanor Burns’ Feather Star. I have always wanted to do a
feather star, so here it is! (40x40)
Lisa Walsh, Calgary
447 Bear Paw
Traditional block design. This was sitting on my shelf for a few
years and I completed in time for the Blue and White exhibit.
Quilted by Jane Goddard, Acorn Quilting. (75x75)
Daphne Yeske, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
448 Trail of ‘98
My own design from a famous photo of the Trail of ‘98. I hiked
this trail following my grandfather’s footsteps one hundred
years later. (21x27)
Memories to Last a Lifetime
How do you honour the landmark moments and people in your life? An in-memoriam
tribute, birthdays, anniversaries, weddings, the birth of a child and any other major
life event can be acknowledged through the purchase of a Memory Bench. These
benches mark the lives and times of special people and assists Heritage Park in
preserving the past for future generations.
For more information, please contact Laurene Mitchell
403.268.8509 or lmitchell@heritagepark.ca
Special Displays
• “Dear Jane” and “Nearly Insane” •
During the American Civil War, a lady named Jane A. Stickle decided to create a sample quilt. She hand-sewed 225 blocks
together using 169 blocks, 52 triangles, 4 corner kites and 5,602 pieces of cloth. She completed it in 1863. She had made a
quilt that to this day, still leaves quilters in awe. Quilts in this style have been called “Dear Jane”.
“Nearly Insane” quilts were based on Salinda W. Rupp’s quilt of the 1870s. Ninety-three six-inch blocks with many
small pieces and complex blocks created these quilts. The original was on point and contained over 5,500 pieces—
a labour of love as well as a work of art.
Kathleen Bell, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
500 Nearly Insane Stars
I resisted the Nearly Insane quilt mostly because of the name.
When I saw it done in silk, I had a change of heart. Quilted by
Glenda Cox, Sleepytime Quilting. (67x67)
Kathi Ewen, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
501 Kuwaiti Jane
Challenge to create a “different Jane”. An abaya-clad lady
looks over the bay at the Kuwait Towers, a national landmark.
Original design (42x48)
Kay Gould, Calgary
502 Dear Jane
Table runner: I like a challenge so started small. There doesn’t
seem to be a “how-to” to these blocks, but drafts only.
(18x27)
Judy Jess, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
503 Dear Jane
Completed in 2011, this quilt was appliquéd, pieced by hand
and by machine and then machine quilted by me. (90x90)
504 Nearly Insane
A vintage pattern done in batiks from Bali. Quilted by Elaine
Bonnie Stainbrook, Calgary
505 Dear Jane
This project took three years to complete and two days to
quilt. Quilted by Bonnie’s Longarm Quilting. (80x80)
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Reservations recommended. Call 403.268.8500.
Heather Tomlinson, Calgary
506 Dear Jane
My quilt was exhibited in the Calgary Stampede in 2012 and
the For The Love Of Thread show in France in 2013. (80x80)
Special Displays
• Past Quilters of Distinction •
Our past Quilters of Distinction were chosen for their passion for quilting and to quilters as well. They have demonstrated knowledge,
skill and artistic talent which they shared with others through teaching, volunteering, mentoring, and creating beautiful quilts.
For the 20th Anniversary of the Festival of Quilts, we honour the work of these sixteen women in this special display.
Betty Bailey, Cochrane
Alice E. (Nel) Noonan, Calgary
600 Provincial and Territorial Flowers of Canada
2008 Quilter of Distinction
608 Salute to the Cowboy
Florence Godfrey, Calgary
Susan Paddock, Summerside, PE
601 Dot to Dot
609 Stars at High Tide
Jean Gray, Calgary
Beverly Patkau, Calgary
602 Holly’s Baltimore Album
610Brenna
Karen Jurek, Cochrane
Aie Rossman, Calgary
603 My Magic Yo-Yo
611 Water Lilies
Agnete Kay, Calgary
Mary Lou Scott, Calgary
604 Canadian Romantic
612 Christmas Lilies
Sandra Krystalowich, Calgary
Lorraine Stangness, Calgary
605 My Magnolia
613 All Roads Lead to the Sea
Sheila Niles, Calgary
Dianne Sutton, Calgary
606 My Mother Always Wanted to go to Japan
614 Another Trip Around the World
Joy Nixon, Calgary
Nancy Wikant, Calgary
607Shimmer
615 Diamonds, Diamonds, Diamonds
Special Displays
• 2015 Quilter of Distinction •
Darlene Hockaday
Heritage Park is honoured to have Darlene Hockaday as the Quilter of Distinction for the 20th Anniversary of the Festival of Quilts.
Darlene fits perfectly into all of the criteria the Festival looks for when selecting a recipient for the Quilter of Distinction. Her charity
work, ongoing commitment to volunteering in the community and with the Festival, and her beautiful quilts made Darlene an easy
choice for this honour. The collection of 23 pieces shown in this year’s display exhibit the passion and talent Darlene brings to the
quilting community. The Festival of Quilts committee are thrilled to share these pieces and celebrate the contributions Darlene has
made over the last 25 years.
Darlene Hockaday, Calgary
650 Camping Quilt
I wanted to make a quilt for my daughter’s camping
weekends. After piecing the centre section I found it needed
some snap so decided to add a border of appliqués. I
promptly cut out all the shapes and began the appliqué
process and after sewing only three units on discovered why
there are so few appliqué quilts done with flannel. Flannel is
challenging to sew and while I finished the quilt and am happy
with how it turned out, I won’t be doing anything like this
again. (62x80)
651 Cats On A Fence
I’m a sucker for cute just as much as the next gal, and when
I saw this quilt in a tiny two-inch photo in a magazine I had
to smile. And sometimes that’s the only reason you need to
make a quilt. (54x62)
652 Flying Geese
This quilt took over six years to finish. It was slow going—
making all those geese with those pesky points. It took
several tries to get the seaming consistent enough to make
all the blocks turn out the right size. (I have more than a
few blocks to put into placemats!) I’ll need at least a six
year break before I try another one of these. Quilted by Bev
Patkau, Mountain Rose Quilt Co. (64x74)
653 If Mama Ain’t Happy
Another folk wisdom quilt. Quilts with words are another of
my favourite quilts to make. There are no rules—the letters
are all free-pieced and are a ton of fun to make, easy-peasy.
(56x61)
654 It’s Raining Porridge
Story quilts are the perfect vehicle for illustrating personal
events or highlighting catch phrases and “isms”. When I came
across this old time saying in a novel I was reading, I knew it
had to be a quilt. I love working on story quilts—they are fun
and free-spirited; the possibilities are endless and they almost
always bring out a chuckle or two. (54x68)
655 Jack O Lantern
Determined to make a Hallowe’en quilt, I wanted something
not too cute or folksy. This quilt pattern from Fons and Porter
fit the bill nicely. Lots of fiddly pieces but worth it in the end.
(62x80)
656 Jill’s Quilt
A quilt for my daughter—it was started after she was born
and finished six years later, not a bad time frame for a
beginning quilter doing hand quilting. While I can now piece
quilts lickety-split, the hand quilting hasn’t changed—it still
takes me three years to do the hand quilting on a quilt.
(64x80)
657 Love My Dogs
I can’t resist a dog quilt and this pattern with the floppy
ears had me at the first woof. It was the perfect gift for my
grandson on his second birthday. (64x75)
658 Ocean Waves
I’m not a fan of piecing half square triangle units—while they
are simple to sew individually, put them all together and they
seem to develop a crowd mentality—they don’t want to sit
up straight and they often lose their points. But I love ocean
wave quilts, so had to abandon my cranky attitude toward
HST’s and just get it done. Well worth it—I can’t wait to start
another. (Can’t believe I said that!) Quilted by Bev Patkau,
Mountain Rose Quilt Co. (80x80)
659 Plaid Spider Web
One of my favourite quilts. It was easy to piece using the
strip piece method so it went together like a piece of cake.
Menfolk like this quilt—I guess it’s the plaid. (73x86)
660 Prairie Pinwheels
I love to reproduce antique quilts. Working from a picture, I
selected fabrics to closely resemble fabrics in the original
quilt. The piecing went well but the machine quilting was
fraught with issues and was a gentle reminder that after
quilting for 30 years, I still have lots to learn. (68x82)
661 Purple Split 9 Patch
Not a fan of the colour purple, this was an exercise geared to
learn to use all colours in quilting, whether you like it or not.
But I love this quilt for its sheer energy and drama—go figure!
Quilted by Judy Macri. (80x100)
662 Red and Yellow Baskets
A fan of Freddie Moran and Gwen Marston’s books on
collaborative quilting, the boldness of these big and beefy
baskets caught my eye. Yellow is a challenging colour to work
with—she often doesn’t play well in the sandbox—always
wants to be the drama queen. But she works well with the
reds in this quilt and I am delighted with the quilt. Definitely
one of my favourites. (74x76)
663 Red Tulips
These machine appliquéd tulips are bold and brassy on the
yellow background—a great combination. Fun to make except
for the clamshell machine quilting—very tedious—next time I’ll
leave the clamshells to the clams.
664 Rose Of Sharon
My first hand appliquéd project, made with poly/cotton fabrics
and polyester batting—definitely a challenge for a beginning
quilter, but I stuck with it, and I still smile when I see this quilt.
(76x82)
casually elegant. uniquely vintage. distinctly canadian.
665 Roses Appliqué
My second appliqué quilt and my first venture into drawing my
own patterns. I recall looking in magazines (no internet back
then) for quilt blocks I liked and then I would start drawing
them out. Layering pieces was definitely a challenge, and
somewhere along the way I learned that more hand quilting
definitely makes a more interesting quilt. (76x92)
666 Single Irish Chain
One of my first big quilts made when I first started quilting in
the 1980’s. The telltale giveaway is the poly/cotton fabric—
not a lot of selection for fabric back then. (80x95)
667Snowmen
A commercial pattern—these guys and gals were so
irresistible I had to make it. A perfect quilt to hang in the loft
during winter. (64x80)
668 Star In A Star
My guild regularly offers mystery quilt projects, but I never
participate—I like to know ahead of time how it’s going to turn
out. But when I saw the finished Star In A Star, I was hooked
and promptly made the one I like the best—the red one. Red
is my favourite colour. Quilted by Bev Patkau, Mountain Rose
Quilt Co. (66x66)
669 Ugly Duckling
This quilt was an exercise in “making do”. Out of the most
humble fabrics, and some that bordered on ugly, these blocks
were assembled from scraps at the bottom of the barrel—
fabrics that were just not “nice enough”. As I made the
blocks I labelled them ugly ducklings as I could not see any
redeeming features in any of them. But as the blocks became
a quilt, I saw them in a new light. While not the prettiest quilt,
it is indeed acceptable and I now enjoy it for the lessons
learned. What I’d like to know is—who bought all those ugly
fabrics in the first place? (72x84)
670 Up On The Housetop
A Christmas quilt. The reindeer are inspired by a Jan Patek
design, but her floating heads gave me the willies so when I
drew out the heads, I added bodies—so much nicer. It’s never
a bad idea to add your own interpretation. (56x62)
671 Wonky Houses
I love free piecing projects—no instructions and no rules, just
fly by the seat of your pants and see what happens. This was
so much fun to make. It grew from the intended small wall
quilt to a much bigger lap size. This is definitely on my “must
do that again” list. (54x82)
672 Woof Woof
One of several dog quilts I’ve made. There have been several
dogs in our family over the years all with different quirks and
personalities. I love making quilts for kids and these hand
drawn pooches were a joy to make. Easy, quick, and as much
fun as a box of puppies. (56x68)
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Group Displays
A Group Display is a display of a small collection of quilts, connected by a common theme or challenge, and made by a group
such as a charity, guild or group of friends. The quilts are displayed together to showcase the collection.
A Calgary Piecemakers Guild
D Country Lane Quilt Guild
Seeing Stars
These quilts were a Block of the Month program, “Seeing Stars” at
Calgary Piecemakers Quilt Guild.
Country Lane Logo — Reimagined
Guild challenge to interpret our guild’s logo as a wall hanging or small
quilted item. Six members took up the challenge to test their design
and creative skills.
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
Linda Homenick
Sheila Scott
Peggy Chudzy
Cheryl Harrison
Gerry Horbay
Heike Semon
Margaret Crawford
Bev Fritzler
Anne Busch
Seeing Stars
Seeing Stars
Seeing Stars
Florals in the Firmament
Seeing Stars
Seeing Stars
Seeing Stars
Seeing Stars
Seeing Stars
D1
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
E
B Calgary Silver Thimble Quilters’ Guild
Night Blooms Mystery Quilt
The Night Blooms Mystery Quilt was designed for the Calgary
Silver Thimble Quilters’ Guild by guild member, Janet Barker, of
jb.quiltdesigns. The quilt was assembled in rows so that the mystery
was not revealed until the very end of the construction. The colours
chosen by the group members are wonderful and show how different
the same design can look, in the hands of a group of talented
quilters.
B1
B2
B3
B4
B5
B6
C
Janet Barker
Night Blooms
Mary Ann Myers
Night Blooming Mystery Quilt
Adelia Altwasser
Blooms Under the Stars
Caroline Olson
Autumn Daze
Patrice Berko
Plum Surprised
Barbara Dick
(55x55)
(74x84)
(57x77)
(66x76)
(55x55)
(51x51)
Chinook Guild of Fibre Arts
Quilts for Kids
Our group’s Quilts for Kids program makes quilts to benefit children
at the Calgary Children’s Cottage and the Alberta Children’s Hospital
Mental Health unit. Members’ enthusiasm is strong for this program—
this year, we have completed 175 quilts to donate.
C1
C2
C3
C4
C5
C6
C7
C8
C9
C10
Chinook Guild of Fibre Arts Irish Chain
(65x86)
Chinook Guild of Fibre Arts Blue and White 4 Patch (52x62)
Chinook Guild of Fibre Arts Scrappy Spinner
(58x78)
Chinook Guild of Fibre Arts Twizzle
(50x70)
Chinook Guild of Fibre Arts Blue Batik
(56x72)
Chinook Guild of Fibre Arts Hallowe’en
(53x67)
Chinook Guild of Fibre Arts 4 Patch Blues
(53x64)
Chinook Guild of Fibre Arts Rail Fence
(56x70)
Chinook Guild of Fibre Arts BQ(56x60)
Chinook Guild of Fibre Arts Blue Rail Fence
(56x64)
Jackie White
Country Lane Logo - Reimagined (20x20)
Carol Kehoe
Mary-Etta Tutty Country Lane Logo - Reimagined(20x20)
Deb Solc
Margaret Basher Country Lane Logo - Reimagined (20x20)
Cathie Scatterty Country Lane Logo - Reimagined (20x20)
JPW Quilting Friends
New York Beauties
Challenged by the “New York Beauty” block, JPW group created three
inspired quilts. Diverse as New York itself, meet: Broadway, Central
Park and NY Botanical Garden.
E1
E2
E3
F
Wila Proc
Judy Riley
Pat Zajac
NY Botanical Garden
Broadway
Central Park
(60x60)
(80x80)
(100x100)
Knotty Quilters
Tree of Life
Our group, “The Knotty Quilters”, had a ½ square triangle swap. We
used the pattern by Edyta Sitar for our “Tree of Life” challenge.
F1
F2
F3
F4
F5
F6
F7
F8
G
Lynn Robb
Judy Jess
Elisabeth Smith
Jeanne Lamb
Pauline Stafford
Sharon Forth
Bev Muller
Muriel Beaubien
Tree of Life
Tree of Life
Tree of Life
Tree of Life
Tree of Life
Tree of Life
Tree of Life
Tree of Life
Longarm Quilters
Crossroads
Allison Spence allowed our Longarm Quilters to use her pattern to do
our 2015 Group Display. Each member did her own unique quilt using
the pattern.
G1
G2
G3
G4
G5
G6
G7
G8
G9
G10
Bernice Lycklam
Bev Reinhart
Nancy Basserman
Deb Domin
Charmaine Walker
Allison Spence
Chris Tessier
Michelle Middleton
Colleen Hunter
Lorraine Appleby
Crossroads
(60x90)
Crossroads
(60x90)
Crossroads(60x90)
Crossroads
(60x90
Crossroads
(60x90)
Crossroads
(60x90)
Crossroads
(60x90)
Crossroads(60x90)
Crossroads
(60x90)
Crossroads
(60x90)
H
J
The Quilters’ Gathering
Lattice Bones Collection
The “Lattice Bones Collection” group of quilts is presented by the
members of Southview Church’s Quilters’ Gathering, who meet
together monthly for quilting and fellowship. We have all used an
identical quilt pattern by Julie Hirt, entitled “Lattice Bones”. Each
member of our group has chosen her own fabrics, which reflect the
unique personality and styles of each individual.
H1
H2
H3
H4
H5
H6
H7
H8
H9
Mary-Ann Quist
Laura Kauffeldt
Carol Berg
Rita Copeland
Kim Wiens
Sarah Hill
Carol Weland
Kathie Bowler
Marjorie Martin
Harvest Rhapsody
(64x64)
Summer Picnic
(64x64)
Rustic Straps
(64x64)
Autumn Glow
(64x64)
Shades of Autumn
(64x64)
Traditions
(64x64)
On a Whim
(64x64)
Quiet Afternoon
(64x64)
Daydreams(64x64)
Victoria’s Quilts
A Sampling of Victoria’s Quilts for Cancer
These quilts are a sample of the hundreds of quilts that the Calgary
Victoria’s Quilts have provided to people dealing with the challenges
of cancer.
J1
Potato Chip
J2
6’s and 10’s
J3Hearts
J4O’Henry
J5
Jelly Roll Race
J6
Scrappy Rectangle
J7Stacks
J8Roadblock
J9
Victorian Lattice
J10Pizzazz
(50x70)
(50x70)
(50x70)
(50x70)
(50x70)
(50x70)
(50x70)
(50x70)
(50x70)
(50x70)
Creative Kids' Display
Sponsored by
We know kids can be very creative and we want to help them share their accomplishments. We encourage young sewers,
17 years of age and under, to sew and exhibit their work in this display. Anything sewn is welcome even if there has
been a little help from a friend.
Brooke Anderson (age 7), Calgary **First Festival Entry**
Grace Schneider (age 14), Calgary **First Festival Entry**
CK1 A Modern Quilt
By Lois Toutant—Satin Moon Quilted Garden Shop. Brooke
chose fabric, placement and panto design. She did the
piecing by herself and helped with binding hand application.
This is her second “large” quilt. Quilted by Wanda Bowhay
(grandmother). (60x68)
CK5 Charlie’s Quilt
Made with help from Grandma Rose, for my dog, Charlie.
Quilted by Nancy Basserman, Crazy Creek Creations. (47x57)
Eleanor Jackson (age 10), Edmonton
CK2 Star Hourglass
I designed and sewed this tied quilt myself using blue squares
and yellow and pink triangles with a backing of multi-coloured
hearts. (55x73)
Carolyn Pethrick (age 16), Calgary **First Festival Entry**
CK3 Clarkson Crossing
The modern design lines, the bold use of colour and the
challenging piecing were factors in the choice of this quilt.
(64x88)
CK4 Fibonacci Numbers and Nature
Inspired by the number sequence, this original quilt design
has: spirals in pineapples, ammonites, rabbits multiplying to
illustrate Fibonacci numbers. Blocks are the Golden Ratio.
(88x88)
Julia Semeniuk (age 16), Calgary
CK6 Sunny Sunflowers
For my mom and her sunflowers. (75x75)
Westbrook Outreach Fashion Study Class, Calgary
CK7 Rag Quilt
Patrina made this quilt from remnant patches of flannel fabric,
patchwork style in Fashion Class at Westbrook Outreach
School. (34x34)
CK8 Old Fashioned Girly Pillow!
Kaisha designed and sewed this patchwork style pillow in
Fashion Class at Westbrook Outreach School. (13x13)
CK9 Crazy Quilt Purse
Class project made from vintage fabric and embellishments.
(10x10)
Quinn Wilson (age 7), Calgary **First Festival Entry**
CK10 Lil’ Twister
Quinn selected 24 blocks from a charm package, did the
block layout and all of the sewing. Grandma did the cutting,
topstitching and binding. What a wonderful weekend! (15x21)
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Merchants’ Mall – Celebration Tent (#11) and Chautauqua Tent (#10)
Festival Information Booth, Quilt Raffle – Celebration Tent (#11)
Quilter of Distinction – Canmore Opera House (#43)
Quilt Community Showcase – Chautauqua Tent (#10)
How to Build a Quilt 101 – Atlas Lumber (#27)
SPECIAL DISPLAYS
Blue & White – Talisman Heritage Education Centre (#47)
“Dear Jane” and “Nearly Insane” – Talisman Heritage Education Centre (#47)
Stampede 100th Anniversary Quilt – Talisman Heritage Education Centre (#47)
Past Quilters of Distinction – Wainwright Hotel (#24)
Creative Kids’ Display – Weedon School House (#40)
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