Lynn Miller -- Pattern is Drying in the Breeze by Clare Kingslake
Lynn Miller -- Mariner's Medallion from Savannah Medallion by Fons & Porter
" I started this in 2004 and completed it in 2014. I added 1/2 Mariner's Compasses in outer border."
Ann Marlin -- Purple Paisley Passion
Ann Marlin -- Gotta Luv Batiks from Stir-Fry pattern
Carolyn Paden -- Mystery Quilt from Fabric Buffet
Carolyn Paden -- Wild Child pattern by Barbara Olsen
Joan Peake -- January from the Calendar Quilt project
Nancy Norton -- The Orange Zone from Scrappy Modern pattern
Nancy Norton -- 2010 Quilter's Quest Applique from pattern by Jinny Beyer
Mary Mazzuchi -- PHD challenge project. "This is from a project Barbara Ziegel taught in 2005 on miniature squares."
Mary Mazzuchi -- quilt made for daughter's mother-in-law
T Carter
Quilt Name: Ojibwe Jingle Pattern Name: Appliqué block: Jacobean Appliqué Book Il—Romantica, Block #2. Published by the American Quilter’s Society in 1995.
Beadwork and jingles: Original design by T Carter
Designer’s Name: Appliqué block: Patricia Campbell and Mimi Ayars. Beadwork and jingles: Original design by T Carter.
"This quilt honors Ojibwe culture and the beautiful Minnesota Northwoods. Traditional Anishinaabe floral beadwork—circa 1890s—inspired my designs. I added jingles; more commonly used on jingle dresses—a type of Native American powwow dance regalia worn by women and girls. The Creator gave the jingle dance to the Ojibwe people for the purpose of healing. Traditionally, Indigenous people fashioned jingles from chewing tobacco lids, rolled into cones. Contemporary jingles are made from various metals and often come pre-rolled. I selected jingles manufactured by Missouri River. Swiss satin ribbon, French rickrack and seed beads from Japan and Czechoslovakia embellish the quilt."
Quilt Name: Ojibwe Jingle Pattern Name: Appliqué block: Jacobean Appliqué Book Il—Romantica, Block #2. Published by the American Quilter’s Society in 1995.
Beadwork and jingles: Original design by T Carter
Designer’s Name: Appliqué block: Patricia Campbell and Mimi Ayars. Beadwork and jingles: Original design by T Carter.
"This quilt honors Ojibwe culture and the beautiful Minnesota Northwoods. Traditional Anishinaabe floral beadwork—circa 1890s—inspired my designs. I added jingles; more commonly used on jingle dresses—a type of Native American powwow dance regalia worn by women and girls. The Creator gave the jingle dance to the Ojibwe people for the purpose of healing. Traditionally, Indigenous people fashioned jingles from chewing tobacco lids, rolled into cones. Contemporary jingles are made from various metals and often come pre-rolled. I selected jingles manufactured by Missouri River. Swiss satin ribbon, French rickrack and seed beads from Japan and Czechoslovakia embellish the quilt."
Sally Barber -- Charity quilt from No Match Stars workshop last year. Center blocks are leftovers from the stars.
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