2016 Quilt Show Gallery
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SPECIAL AWARDS
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Bernina Best of Show
16.09 Cudgera Creek
by Sue Duffy
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Bernina Amateur Encouragement Award
6.02 Lyn’s Enchanting Stars
by Lyn Saxby
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Bernina Secondary Student Award
2.02 Voodoo Spider
by Kate Matthews
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Best Hand Quilting
13.04 Whole Cloth
by Janet Wood
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Best Domestic Machine Quilting
17.09 A Circle by Many Names
by Margot Kitchen
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Best ‘Quilting Machine’ Quilting
11.05 William Morris’ Exotic Birds and Bugs
by Olwyn Norstrom
(Machine Quilting by Cathy Schibrowski)
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Best Traditional Quilt
11.02 Regency Glory
by Joanne Johnson
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Best ‘QQ” Theme Quilt: Half Square Triangles
10.15 Pink Lemonade (aka Ruffling the Feathers)
by Jane Rundle
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Applique Challenge Award
6.03 Santa Lucia
by Patricia Sanders
JUDGES CHOICE AWARDS
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Judge: Rachelle Denneny
13.02 The Silk Road
by Berniece Sayer
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Judge: Lynn Hewitt
16.09 Cudgera Creek
by Sue Duffy
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Judge: Glad Howard
16.04 Bowie – Evolution of the Starman
by Kaye Sauer
VIEWERS CHOICE AWARDS
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First Prize
16.04 Bowie – Evolution of the Starman
by Kaye Sauer
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Second Prize
10.11 Octagon Madness
by Susan Winship
SCHOOL STUDENT AWARDS
Category 1. Junior Entrant
Up to and including Year 6 at school.
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First Prize
1.03 Under the Water There is a Beautiful Fish
by Nickel Lambie
Category 2. Senior Entrant
Year 7 and up to including Year 12 at school or equivalent.
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First Prize
2.04 Sydney
by Tyarn Harris
AMATEUR CATEGORIES
Category 3. Amateur Pieced
Includes whole cloth, hand and/or machine pieced.
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First Prize
3.03 Hampton Ridge Quilt
by Lyn Saxby
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Second Prize
3.12 Lillian Evans, A Star
by Jane Gibbs
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Third Prize
3.19 Mrs Billings Coverlet
by Kaye Turner
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Highly Commended
3.11 Carried Away
by Jane Gibbs
Category 4. Amateur Appliqued
The predominant technique is applique. Quilts can be made by hand or machine.
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First Prize
4.02 Tulips and Anemones
by Christine Paterson
Category 5. Amateur Mixed Techniques
Quilts can be made by hand or machine. Mixed techniques can include piecing, applique and/or embellishments.
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First Prize
5.08 Half Squared
by Jane Gibbs
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Second Prize
5.11 Flower Garden Quilt
by Desley Black
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Third Prize
5.04 The Mason Dixon Line
by Barbara McIntyre
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Highly Commended
5.09 Floral Fantasy
by Lynne Smith
Category 6. Amateur Small Quilt
To be pieced, appliqued, whole cloth or crazy. No pictorials or art quilts.
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First Prize
6.08 Birds but no Bees
by Jane Gibbs
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Second Prize
6.03 Santa Lucia
by Patricia Sanders
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Third Prize
6.06 Stained Glass Feathers
by Janet Jackson
Category 7. First Time Amateur Entrant
Any technique. All your own work.
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First Prize
7.02 Aunt Greens Coverlet
by Lyndall Jones
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Second Prize
7.08 Poetry in Motion
by Joanne Dunglison
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Third Prize
7.05 Aussie Totem
by Kim Devanny
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Highly Commended
7.16 Kusari
by Jan Grigg
Category 8. Amateur Commercially Quilted
The quilt top is made by one person and quilted by another where payment has been made.
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First Prize
8.04 It Takes Two
by Gail Hartigan
(Machine Quilting by Cathy Schibrowski)
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Second Prize
8.13 2nd Glacier Star
by Jan Grigg
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Third Prize
8.10 Bayleys Suprise
by Heather Govan
Category 9. Amateur ‘Quilt Made for Children’
Any technique. All your own work.
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First Prize
9.02 Next Time Won’t You Sing With Me
by Louisa Bannah
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Second Prize
9.07 Things of Earth and Sky
by Pat Abbott
PROFESSIONAL CATEGORIES
Category 10. Professional Pieced
Includes whole cloth, hand and/or machine pieced.
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First Prize
10.09 Limeberry Tart
by Lyn Crump
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Second Prize
10.14 Shattered Rainbow
by Kym Colgrave
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Third Prize
10.02 Pythagorean Rainbow
by Sue Elliott
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Highly Commended
10.12 Bali Blitz
by Shirley Chiu and Cathy Sibrowski
Category 11. Professional Appliqued
The predominant technique is applique. Quilts can be made by hand or machine.
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First Prize
11.05 William Morris’ Exotic Birds and Bugs
by Olwyn Norstrom
(Machine Quilting by Cathy Schibrowski)
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Second Prize
11.01 Veronica Ann
by Jean Green
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Third Prize
11.02 Regency Glory
by Joanne Johnson
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Highly Commended
11.03 Touch of Autumn
by Margaret Shingles
Category 12. Professional Mixed Techniques
Quilts can be made by hand or machine. Mixed techniques can include piecing, applique and/or embellishments.
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First Prize
12.08 Lillies in the Mist
by Robyn Mallett
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Second Prize
12.05 Rambling Rose
by Lorraine Carthew
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Third Prize
12.11 Faith is a Bird … Singing
by Robyn Ginn
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Highly Commended
12.01 Green Tea and Sweet Beans
by Robyn Hale
Category 13. Professional Small Quilt
To be pieced, appliqued, whole cloth or crazy. No pictorials or art quilts.
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First Prize
13.02 The Silk Road
by Berniece Sayer
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Second Prize
13.04 Whole Cloth
by Janet Wood
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Third Prize
13.03 Somerset Garden
by Robyn Hale
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Highly Commended
13.01 Baskets Galore
by Joanne Johnson
Category 14. Professional Commercially Quilted
The quilt top is made by one person and quilted by another where payment has been made.
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First Prize
14.08 Ada Annie
by Glenys Cheng
(Machine Quilting by Genevieve Jackson)
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Second Prize
14.07 Never Die Wondering
by Rowena Lawson
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Third Prize
14.09 My Gravity
by Bronwyn Northam
OPEN CATEGORIES
Category 15. Open Art
Composition will have an emphasis on colour, line and design. Features being abstract and non-literal.
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First Prize
15.09 Tangled
by Sue Dennis
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Second Prize
15.15 Oh! for Orange
by Pam Hill
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Third Prize
15.19 Earth Maps
by Christine Jones
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Highly Commended
15.23 Strata
by Carol Ann Ferguson
Category 16. Open Pictorial
Illustrates a recognisable image, such as object, still life, wildlife, cityscapes, portraits and figures.
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First Prize
16.10 Never Enough
by Brenda Wood
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Second Prize
16.04 Bowie – Evolution of the Starman
by Kaye Sauer
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Third Prize
16.02 Delightful Daisies
by Bernadine Hine
Category 17. Open Large Modern Quilt
Should exhibit a fresh approach reflecting the quilter’s personality and style with emphasis on functionality, simplicity and minimalism and use asymmetric designs in their approach. All your own work.
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First Prize
17.09 A Circle by Many Names
by Margot Kitchen
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Second Prize
17.08 Are You Going My Way
by Verna Hunt
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Third Prize
17.07 Follow the Drunkards Path
by Fiona Kuilboer
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Highly Commended
17.05 Night and Day
by Lorraine Carthew
Category 18. Open Small Modern Quilt
Should exhibit a fresh approach reflecting the quilter’s personality and style with emphasis on functionality, simplicity and minimalism and use asymmetric designs in their approach. All your own work.
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First Prize
18.10 Ant Trails
by Margot Kitchen
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Second Prize
18.03 Lost
by Chris Harvey
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Third Prize
18.15 Effervescence
by Nick Wilson
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Highly Commended
18.12 G is for Green
by Jane Rundle
Category 19. Open Group/Collaborative Quilt
This is a quilt made by three or more people and includes round robin, friendship and raffle quilts.
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First Prize
19.02 RiverFire
by Brisbane Modern Quilt Guild
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Second Prize
19.04 Floral Windows
by Toowoomba Quilters
