Two Blue Ribbons

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"The Dance" won first place in the large quilts category plus a blue ribbon for Best Piecing- I'm tickled--but humbly so- There are lots of talented quilters in our guild and many amazing quilts hanging in this year's Quiltfest

Today is the last day of the Quiltfest-  I'll be heading out in a bit to the show to have another look at the quilts- visit the vendors- and pick up the quilt at 6:00 after the close- 

I hope everyone is having a good weekend-

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On 06/04/2022, Barbara Anne said ...

congratulations for you for winning two blue ribbons for your lovely, colorful quilt "The Dance"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! APPLAUSE!!!!

Hope your happily proud of yourself for imagining this amazing quilt into reality. There may be other talented quilters in your guild, but don't shortchange yourself and your talents. "The Dance" is an awesome quilt and your little fussy cut kittens ad other eye catching things are part of the delight.

Well done, my friend!!!!!!!!!!

Hugs and happy dancing!!

On 06/05/2022, Sandra Clarke said ...

Congratulations!! So beautiful!!

On 06/05/2022, Kathy said ...

Congratulations! It is a lovely project!

On 06/06/2022, Sandra Hutchins said ...

Tuly amazing! Congratulations. Your talent is off the charts. So happy for you for taking home all three ribbons, including best of show. This deserves to be in a magazine, I hope that it will be.

On 06/06/2022, Sandra Hutchins said ...

I meant to offer congrats for all three ribbons, meaning Viewer's Choice instead of Best of Show which it must surely be anyway!

On 06/07/2022, Stephani in N. TX said ...

Amen on the first place award, that's quite a quilt.
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