Novice Quilts – sponsored by Cotton Patch. Entrants to this category should have been quilting for fewer than 3 years. Pieces entered into this category should have been completed within the last 2 years and must not have been oreviously entered as part of any event, exhibition or gallery. Entrants for this category should not hold a formal qualification in a textiles or related subject.
NV18 – Burning Pain Means I Won’t Finish Th, by Fiona Radley, Beeston, UKNV5 – Hogwarts will always be there, to welcome you HOME, by Martine Ferment’s – Graveland, Netherlands.NV23- Mind your Q’s , by Lauren Stoner, Nottinghma, UK
More Modern quilts.
MD50- Zhong Zheng, By Georgia Bossan Studio, Greenwich, UK, £2850MD47- Strings of Shapes, by Fiona Macauley Davies, Heswall, UK, £150detail of MD46 – Journey to the Centre of a Flower, by Jo Avery, Linlithgow, UK
Onto Art Quilts, sponsored by Maderia. Quilts with a strong visual impact and a high quality of execution designed to be displayed as artwork and communicating an idea, emotion or concept through the medium of textile and stitch.
AT34 – Northern Kights – Ribbons of Light, by Louise Jessop, Ashford, UKAT54 – Homebound 2020-21, Ms Rose Thorn, Cardigan, UKAT55 – Butterfly Tail, by Ayfer Akeshilri Bickford, TurkeyAT51 – From Rubble and Shards, by Alice Jones, Ivybridge, UKAT50 – Home, by Linda Rose, Gateshead, UKAT48- Just Being by Marianne Mohandes, Newbury, UKAT46 – Disturbance, by Helen Creasey, Surbition, UKAT44- Finding yellow in Shetland and Orkney, by Gillian Travis, Triangle, UKAT43- Lockdown: 100 days of embroidery quilt, by Tanya Shoop, London UKAT42- Save the Trees, by Hedva Meroz, Israel. Judge’s Choice by Lisbet Borggron(?)AT30 – Say No to War, by Juliet Flockhart, Gullane, UKAT52- Artefact 4, by Leah Higgins, Eccles, UK, £2,4000.AT53 – Reflections, by Mary Baker, Storrington, UKAT1 – Cotton fabric and batting, by Simone de Haan, Netherlands, Judge’s Choice by ?AT28 – Rockfall, by Liz Heywood, Eastleigh UK, Judge’s Choice by Asun Cauhe
Mum of 4, I live on the Isle of Sheppey in Kent. I've always sewn but the quilting bug snagged me a couple of years ago and now, with the encouragement of my artist husband, I'm spreading my wings into textile art.
Fiona's Fabric Fancies 