"Fourteen Rabbit Carrot" by Sheila Rauen of Knoxville, Tennessee awarded Judge's Choice Ribbon. Sheila has two other award winning quilts with critters but I haven't yet taken photos of them.
"Jitterbugs" by Patty Ashworth of Oak Ridge, Tennessee awarded an Honorable Mention in the Large Art Category.
"The Congregation" by Marlene Brown Woodfield of La Porte, Indiana awarded 2nd Place in the Pictorial Category.
"On Thin Ice" by Pat Jennings of Berea, Kentucky awarded 3rd Place in the Pictorial Category.
"Black White and Wild" by Christine Bryden of Mosheim, Tennessee awarded 1st Place in the Pictorial Category
AND the Excellence in Machine Workmanship Ribbon.
Christine painted the zebra's faces. The black and white fabrics are pieced together.
There are 18 different animals or insects machine quilted over the surface. I had the pleasure of meeting Christine last evening at the award ceremony. I love meeting the maker of a quilt/art and hearing the story of the creation of a piece. In this case, it was interesting to hear about her concern of the quilted images being too strong ... a distraction from the zebras. It's amazing how difficult it can be to really see a piece while you're so involved in its creation. Been there, done that! There's more than one meaning to "perspective".Post Script: This zebra piece won the Viewer's Choice Award ribbon.
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