34th Annual Aiken County Quilt Show part 3...

 This quilt was my favorite. I love blue.

 I don't know Patty, but I am glad she entered this quilt in the Show.

 Enjoy the details.

Stepping Out of Time  by Rori Bebko

 The Wedding Tree by Sally King

 Hidden Garden by Rorie Bebko

Spools by Sandy Arbuckle

34th Annual Aiken County Quilt Show part 2....

  With a Little Help From My Friends, pieced by Carolyn Gibbons, quilted by Chipper Quilter

  Beth's Alaska, pieced by Sandy Erwin, 

quilted by Chipper Quilter

  Radiant Star, pieced by Mary Rommich, 

quilted by Chipper Quilter

Flea Market Find in Paris, pieced by Patsy Summer, 

quilted by Chipper Quilter

 Basket Lattice, pieced by Susan Congdon, 
quilted by Chipper Quilter

Le Jardin (The Garden) Pieced by Kathryn Byrd, 

quilted by Chipper Quilter

It's Still a Mystery to Me, pieced by Carolyn Gibbons, 

quilted by Chipper Quilter

 Magenta Sun, pieced by Susan Hurst, 

quilted by Chipper Quilter

This was the only Quilt of mine that I entered in the show and I was honored to get a Third place ribbon.

34th Annual Aiken County Quilt Show part 1...

 I found this Historic Quilt currently on display at the Museum.

 Here is a close up of the embroidery.

 Explanation of it's history.

 Best of Show: Celebration of Stars by Nora J. May

 Judge's Choice: Stepping Out of Time by Rori Bebko

 Best Hand Quilting: Blue by Marge Mitchell

 Best Use of Color: Scrappy Points by Nora J. May

 Best Machine Quilting: My Blue Heron by Pat Kaufman

 This one is two sided and was wonderfully displayed in front of a mirror.

 This was winner in the First Time Entry in a Quilt Show.

The winner Mary Rommich also got a ribbon and membership from the State Guild "Quilters of South Carolina" ( I quilted this one and am so proud of Mary)

Tomorrow I will show my quilt and some of the others that I quilted.

Ready to be quilted....

The top is finished and I have the back sewn together. I also found a green stripe for the binding. Now I just have to get caught up on my Customer quilting, then I can fit a coup;e of my own in.