Sauder Village Quilt Show, Post Four (of Eight)...



Tired of beautiful quilts yet?






The next quilt won the special ribbon Judge's Choice (Judge Kimberly Einmo).







The following quilt won the special ribbon for People's Choice - Small Quilt.










(oops!  full shot super blurry)











The next quilt won the special ribbon for People's Choice - Large Quilt.
























The next quilt won First Place in the category Large Quilts: Mixed Technique - Hand Quilted.

























(Red Tulips)




In stitches,
Teresa   :o)

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