May 28 & 29, 2022 Western Canada's Largest Outdoor Quilt Show! - 1900 Heritage Drive SW Calgary 403 268 8500 HeritagePark.ca - Heritage Park
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Western Canada’s Largest Outdoor Quilt Show!
may 28 & 29, 2022
1900 Heritage Drive SW Calgary 403 268 8500 HeritagePark.ca
Daily admission rates apply. Free entry for Heritage Park Annual Membership Holders
Heritage Park Historical Village Festival of Quilts 2022
Thank you to the following sponsors for supporting
the 2022 Festival of Quilts
By providing financial and gift-in-kind support, these businesses have helped promote a
growing public interest in Heritage Park’s Festival of Quilts. At press time, they are:
CALGARY #148,CALGARY
8228 Macleod Trail SE
Calgary, AB T2H 2B8
403-252-3711 www.mysewingroom.ca
Quilts are on display throughout the Park.
See the map on the back cover.
POINTS OF SPECIAL INTEREST
Merchants’ Mall.............................................................................................................Celebration Tent (#52)
Quilter of Distinction, Cheryl Arkison.................................................................. Canmore Opera House (#42)
Quilt Raffle, Heritage Block Competition and Festival Information Booth...................Celebration Tent (#52)
SPECIAL DISPLAYS
Portrait Quilts.......................................................................................................................Burns’ Barn (#57)
Modern Minimalist................................................................................................................Burns’ Barn (#57)
Quilter of Distinction, Cheryl Arkison.................................................................. Canmore Opera House (#42)
Creative Kids................................................................................................................ Cottage Hospital (#41)
Quilts are displayed outdoors throughout much of the Historical Village area.
Indoor display locations are marked with our distinctive Heritage Star banner.
• Quilt Safety and Etiquette •
We always do our best to ensure the safety of the quilts while in our care. Occasionally, an over-enthusiastic
guest has been known to touch a quilt in their quest to get a better view. Please try to keep from touching
the quilts. Please ask a monitor to help you get a close-up of the quilts.
Enjoy the show!
Heritage Park Historical Village Festival of Quilts 2022
Information Booth
Celebration Tent (#52) | 10 am – 5 pm Daily
Please be sure to stop by to say hello at the
Information Booth located in the Celebration
Tent (#52). It will be our pleasure to answer any
questions relating to Park amenities, show you this
Find the following businesses year’s wonderful Raffle prizes, and invite you to
and more in our purchase Raffle tickets. We have some great Raffle
Merchants’ Mall prizes! First prize is the “Winter’s Shimmer” quilt;
second prize is a $100 gift certificate for Heritage
Celebration Tent (#52) | 10 am – 5 pm Daily
Park’s Selkirk restaurant; third prize is a one-of-a-kind
Bloomin’ Inn 2022 Festival of Quilts Souvenir Bag.
Cottage Treasures
Each year, we encourage guests to participate in our
Craig’s Store (Olds)
annual Block Challenge. Don’t forget to purchase
Jelly Roll
your Block Challenge Kit for this year’s theme, “Bee
Loopy D’s Quilting & Longarm Studio
Happy” (also available at the Information Booth). Each
M & K Quilting
kit includes specific fabrics and your competition
Never Done Quilting
entry form. Proceeds from the Raffle and Block
Ormkraft
Challenge Kits go to Heritage Park.
Quiltnasium
Quincy’s Quilting Additionally, we will have Festival Catalogues for
The Sugar Pine Company sale. We look forward to seeing you!
Thank You to our Workshop Instructor and Students!
At this year’s Festival of Quilts, we were excited to introduce Stacey Day to our quilters over two one-day
workshops. Stacey comes from British Columbia and has a wealth of knowledge to share with our quilters.
She brought her expertise, experiences, and wonderful designs to our classroom. Two workshop choices
(Labyrinth and Starline) provided students with a variety of techniques and skills including partial seams and
foundation paper piecing. Thank you to all who registered for these workshops. We hope you enjoyed a relaxing
and productive day.
Stacey will be sharing her quilting experiences with us on Saturday evening.
Please come and share in the excitement.
Plans are already underway for the 2023 Festival of Quilts, so please watch for announcements
of dates, workshop offerings, and the Saturday evening gala event.
Heritage Park Historical Village Festival of Quilts 2022
QUILTER OF DISTINCTION PRESENTATION
Saturday, May 28 at 2 pm
Canmore Opera House (#42)
• 2022 Quilter of Distinction — Cheryl Arkison •
Festival of Quilts welcomes Cheryl Arkison as the Quilter of Distinction for 2022!
C
heryl started as a young quilter of 23 and nothing can stop her now. She is a mother of three active kids,
runs a business alongside her husband, and finds time to foster her creative spirit in quilting. In addition to her
own creative works, she loves teaching, writing books, spreading the gospel of improv, and designing quilts.
For over 18 years, Cheryl has had a great love affair with the Festival of Quilts and we have been fortunate enough
to have her as a participant, teacher, volunteer and visitor for the Festival. In her words,“One day, I will make it onto
the railing on the Wainwright Hotel. One day”.
Over the past decade she has published three books: Sunday Morning Quilts (co-authored with Amanda Jean Nyberg),
A Month of Sundays, and You Inspire Me to Quilt. It was the slab technique in Sunday Morning Quilts that inspired
quilters around the world and locally to contribute blocks and quilts to make over 100 quilts in response to the 2013
floods here in Calgary, a project Cheryl coordinated. Since then, other guilds use this approach for charity quilts in
their own communities. Cheryl has also travelled the world to teach quilting, both literally and virtually. Her goal as a
teacher is to inspire a good attitude and spirit of adventure in quilting; to remember to play. In her words, “my goal
as a quilter is to demonstrate those traits myself and have a lot of fun. After all, we are in it for the quilt making.”
Cheryl has been an active and inspiring member of the local quilting community and her use of bold colour and
quiet whispers of low volume fabrics will inspire those who come to Heritage Park to celebrate her as our Quilter of
Distinction. We can’t wait to see what the next 23 years will bring.
Heritage Park celebrates these qualities in our Quilter of Distinction
• An outstanding quilter who has made significant contributions by volunteering, being an inspiration
to others, and showing encouragement within the quilting community.
• Is a resident of Calgary or the surrounding area.
• Has a sufficient body of work available to showcase their talent.
• Has work to show progression or growth in quality.
Do you know someone who should be celebrated? Please let us know.
Submissions will be accepted at Canmore Opera House (#42) throughout the Festival or
kindly email your nomination to quilts@heritagepark.ca
Heritage Park Historical Village Festival of Quilts 2022
Quilts in our Community
There are so many wonderful guilds in the Calgary community, sharing their passion for the art of quilt making.
The following guilds have requested their information be published for anyone who may be looking for a
supportive community of quilters.
Calgary Silver Thimbles Quilt Guild
Airdrie and District Quilt Guild Contact: Joan Barlow and Pat Redpath
Contact: info@airdriequilts.com jebarlow@shaw.ca | redroad2@shaw.ca
Accepting new members Limited openings / wait list available
Alberta Quilt Study Society Calgary Stampede Creative Arts & Crafts Competition
Contact: Katherine Murray | abquiltstudy@gmail.com Contact: Jennifer Scott | artsncraftscalgary@gmail.com
Accepting new members Accepting new committee members
Bow River Quilters Chinook Guild of Fibre Arts
Contact: bowriverquiltersguild@gmail.com Contact: cgfa@ymail.com
Accepting new members Accepting new members
Calgary Modern Quilt Guild Flying Needle Quilt Guild
Contact: calgaryMQG@gmail.com Contact: Mary Dymond | mkdymond@gmail.com
Accepting new members Accepting new members
Heritage Park Historical Village Festival of Quilts 2022
High River Handicrafts Guild Quilt Canada Vancouver
Contact: Carol Balogh | cl.balogh@gmail.com June 15-18, 2022
Accepting new members CanadianQuilter.com
MILLRISE
QUILT GUILD
Millrise Quilters Guild Quilts of Valour Canada–Calgary and Southern Alberta
Attention: New Membership | millrise.quilters@gmail.com Contact: Lana Butcher | lana.butcher@quiltsofvalour.ca
Accepting new members Accepting new members
Piecemakers Guild of Calgary
Contact: Tannys Nagy Victoria’s Quilts Canada Calgary Branch
piecemakersguildofcalgary@gmail.com Contact: Maxine Zimmerman | vqcalgary@gmail.com
Accepting new members Accepting new members
WHEATLAND
QUILT GUILD
Wheatland Quilt Guild
Quilts for Everyday Heroes Contact: Wendy Nielsen and Connie Barteaux
Contact: Patti-Jo Haley | quilts4everydayheroes@gmail.com wendymel50@gmail.com | conniebarteaux56@gmail.com
Accepting new members (quilters and longarmers) Accepting new members
Heritage Park Historical Village Festival of Quilts 2022Information listed here was provided by the exhibitors. General Display and Special Display
entries appear first. They are followed by entries with special identifying tags: a single letter for
Group Displays and “CK” for the Creative Kids’ Display.
General Quilt Display
Heritage Park, Calgary 008 Summer Sampler Quilt 2021
Summer sampler quiltalong 2021. Organized by Lee Heinrich.
001 Winter’s Shimmer Quilted by Corinne Johnson, Quilted Stitches. (68x68)
This quilt was made from the Heritage Park Festival of Quilts
Challenge Blocks. This quilt will be raffled off this year at the Corinne Arkell, Calgary
festival. Get your tickets at the Festival of Quilts Information
Booth in the Celebration Tent. Quilted by M&K Quilting. 009 Japan Inspiration
(80x94) This wall hanging was inspired by a trip to Japan and all of
the wonderful traditional Japanese wall hangings I saw on
002 Festival of Quilts 2022 Tote Bag display in art galleries. The center block is based on a photo
This one-of-a-kind tote bag will be included as one of the prizes I took at the Fushimi Inari Taisha shrine. (15x40)
in the quilt raffle. Get your tickets at the Information Booth in
the Celebration Tent. Quilted by Fiona McMillin, Maple Cabin
Carolyn Armstrong, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
Quilts. (18x18)
010 Ribbon Quilt
003 Classic Black & White
I was inspired to make this quilt upon seeing J. Masko’s
Quilt top made from the 2021 Festival of Quilts Challenge
Instagram post for her Ribbons Quilt. Big blocks and fun
Blocks. This quilt will be raffled at a future Festival! Take part
colour play. Quilted by Judy Sutton, Judy’s Longarm Quilting.
in this year’s challenge “Bee Happy”. Purchase your Challenge
(65x65)
Block kit at the Information Booth in the Celebration Tent.
(58x80)
011 Serenity — All Fenced In
I love the cool, calm feeling from these colours. A kit I picked
004 Classic Black & White
up years ago from Hamel’s at the Festival of Quilts. Quilted
Quilt top made from the 2021 Festival of Quilts Challenge
by Judy Sutton, Judy’s Longarm Quilting. (72x82)
Blocks. This quilt will be raffled at a future Festival! Take part
in this year’s challenge “Bee Happy”. Purchase your Challenge
Block kit at the Information Booth in the Celebration Tent. Dawn Ashton, Calgary
(58x80)
012 Blue and Pink Churn Dash
I created this quilt from a photo of an antique quilt. It is made
Jolene Airey, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
with predominantly plaids and wovens in various shades of
blue and soft pinks. (57x65)
005 Country Charmer
My first completed quilt, big enough for double stacked pillow
roll, partially made from fabric purchased at the Festival of Janet Aspinall, Calgary
Quilts. It inspired me to start my own sewing business and I
dreamed of displaying it back at the park. Quilted by Carrie 013 My Tattoo Quilt
Behlke, Carrie on the Prairie. (120x120) Based on the pattern “Tattoo Quilt” by Berene Campbell
of Happy Sew Lucky out of Vancouver BC. Just love the
sentiments behind the design of this quilt so I knew I had to
Jodi Antoniuk, Calgary
make it. Paper pieced (not English). Commercially quilted by
me. (70x80)
006 New Year’s Kiss Quilt
Pattern by @toadandsew. Quilted by Aie Rossmann. (70x70)
014 Rock ‘N Roll ‘N Red
Based on a pattern called “Chain Letters”. I had a quilt kit
007 Stripes Quilt
for a jelly roll race that I lost interest in, so looked for an
Kaffe Fassett quilt pattern. Made with shot cotton fabric.
alternate pattern. Goal for 2022 is to finish my stack of kits.
Quilted by Philippa Gelinas, Philippa G Quilts. (78x84)
Quilted by me! (64x80)
Heritage Park Historical Village Festival of Quilts 2022Betty Bailey, Rocky View County Maria Baudais, Calgary
015 Autumn Rhapsody 025 Baby Turtles Race to the Sea
My love of hand appliqué covers many designers. This quilt My grandson Evander’s first quilt. Pattern by Lisa Boyer,
is based on Patricia C. Campbell’s Jacobean series. The found in a Maui quilt shop. Inspiration: such fun snorkeling
setting was dictated using different size blocks. The piped and swimming with the turtles in Maui! Quilted by Sharon
sashing adds interest and texture to the setting. (45x46) Blackmore, Love Shack Quilts. (54x62)
016 Hugs & Kisses 026 Diamonds in the Woods
If you are like me and have a more than abundant stash of Practice blocks from Nebula BOM — a quilt for our trailer.
many fabrics, this pattern called “Hugs & Kisses” by Jaybird Pattern by Julie Herman. Inspiration: treasuring our memories
Quilts is a great way to use some of them. Unfortunately, it of many great camping trips = “Diamonds”. Quilted by Debra
didn’t seem to reduce the stash! (53x71) Orr, The Threaded Needle. (85x95)
017 Seven Oaks Country Magic Rosemary Baverstock, Calgary
I purchased a foundation piecing kit at the Houston Quilt
Show. It stayed in my “UFO Closet” indefinitely. Finally, I 027 Spring Brook Blossoms
realized why it was still in kit form — I didn’t like the fabrics I made this quilt to gift, but I fell in love with the pattern. I
but loved the pattern. A search in my stash resulted in a am making another quilt to give away. Quilted by Roberta
beautiful quilt that I love. Commercially quilted by Sew-Forth Mitchell. (69x77)
Quality Machine Quilting. (88x88)
028 Spring in the Pineapple Patch
Janet Bailey, Calgary I took a course at Along Came Quilting before the Covid
lockdown. I used Gyleen Fitzgerald’s Pineapple tool. Quilted
018 Bonnie Hunter Mystery Quilt 2021 by Roberta Mitchell. (52x52)
This was Bonnie’s last mystery quilt. Quilted by me. (84x99)
029 Spring Was a Long Time Coming
Wiesha Barron This quilt was completed in Covid times, when I found a box
of blocks started in 2009. It was a Block of the Month quilt.
019 Klimt Quilted by Roberta Mitchell. (76x76)
Silk and cotton fabrics with art nouveau panels. (74x77)
030 Tic Tac Toe
020 Mariner’s Compass — Pink Sunset This was a purchased quilt kit. This is another Covid quilt, as
Paper pieced mariner’s compass. (68x68) I was trying to use up my fabric store to finish quilts. Quilted
by Roberta Mitchell. (52x57)
021 Scrapalicious
Assorted shirt scraps with delightful results. (77x88) 031 Tropical Flowers and Insects
I purchased a kit at Quilt Canada in Vancouver, and I
022 Squash Blossom completed it in Covid times. Quilted by Roberta Mitchell.
Drafted pattern from a photo of a woodcut I found in a (50x51)
magazine. Represents a Navajo rug. (71x77)
Catherine Beal, Chestermere
023 Tropical Fruit
Paper pieced pineapple design. (85x85) 032 The Hive
Pattern in “Quiltmaker” magazine, Mar/Apr 2022. Designed
Margaret Bates, Calgary **First Festival Entry** by Patti Carey. Quilted by Philippa Gelinas, Philippa G Quilts.
(56x60)
024 Winding Ways
This was started as a housewarming gift for my parents Shelley Bennett, Calgary
when they moved to Calgary in 2016. Finally got it finished
during the pandemic! Quilted by Fran Stromberg. (99x99) 033 Bigfoot
Wedding present for some BC Foresters who are getting
married July 2022. Pattern is “Legendary” by Elizabeth
Hartman. I used the extra green fabric for the border. Quilted
by Judy Sutton, Judy’s Longarm Quilting. (68x81)
Heritage Park Historical Village Festival of Quilts 2022034 Heart and Soul Aggie Bollhorn, Foothills
Quilt is a wedding present for my godson, Ethan, who is
getting married in August 2022 to Jayda. I used the Curvy 043 My Dutch Treat
Log Cabin ruler to make these blocks. Quilted by Judy Sutton, From “Dutch Treat” by Judy Garden. Enlarged blocks to 6”.
Judy’s Longarm Quilting. (79x94) Decided 168 blocks out of 196 were enough. Inspired after a
trip home to the Netherlands in 2004. Quilted by me. (83x96)
035 Lion’s Head
Quilt for my grandson, Maximilliano Augusto Miranda, who Suzanne Brady, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
was born in December 2021. He is a mix of Canadian and
African parents. Pattern is by Stacy lest Hsu and fabric is 044 Exploding Heart
called Safari Life. Quilted by Judy Sutton, Judy’s Longarm Quilt design by Slice of Pi. Quilted by Bev Nylen. (72x72)
Quilting. (50x60)
Joyce Brenton, Calgary
036 Swoon
This quilt is very bright and cheerful. Pattern is “Swoon” by
045 Modern Churn
Thimble Blossoms and the fabric is called a Blooming Bunch.
In this pattern by Tammy Silvers of Tamarinis, I was
Border was a design I saw online which worked out perfectly.
experimenting with using ombré fabrics. Quilted by Fiona
Quilted by Judy Sutton, Judy’s Longarm Quilting. (85x85)
McMillin, Maple Cabin Quilts. (60x72)
Emily Berberich, Okotoks 046 Wanderer’s Wife
This pattern by Jen Kingwell was formally known as “Gypsy
037 Goldens in Stained Glass Wife”. I did it as a QAL with Kat Tucker of Next Step
Designs from Silver Linings and Magic Tile. Centerpiece found Quiltnasium. Quilted by Fiona McMillin, Maple Cabin Quilts.
on internet. This will be raffled off at the Golden Retriever (72x80)
Specialty Show at Spruce Meadows. Quilted by Chris Tessier.
(59x59)
Joellen Burston, Calgary
038 Rose Garden
047 Painted Meadows, Bumblebee
Pattern from Silver Linings. A year and a half of intensive work
It is made from Robin Pickens Painted Meadow fabric. I did a
(with interruptions at Christmas). A gift for a dear friend who
pinwheel design with it. I showed my friend the fabric online,
had to leave one of my quilts behind in Cardston. Quilted by
and she said “Oh, I can see the bumblebee.” So that’s what
Chris Tessier. (94x112)
I named it. (64x72)
Ann Beswick, Foothills **First Festival Entry** 048 Posh Penelope
Inspired by a Sew Kind of Wonderful pattern called “Posh
039 London Penelope”. I purchased some fabric from the market mall
This quilt was designed by me for my youngest son Neale at the 2019 Festival of Quilts. When I went to start the quilt,
and family who fell in love with London after visiting the UK. I realized I did not have enough fabric. I went to my stash
(62x80) and put it all in a laundry basket and it all turned out! It was
a challenge but worth it. (71x80)
040 Outer Space
This quilt was designed and made by me for my eldest son
Faye Byard, Calgary
Martin who has loved outer space programs since childhood.
(70x92)
049 Pretty Pinwheels
This pattern is called “Milling Around” by Kristin Gassaway. It
Colleen Bohan, Airdrie was my first time working with linen. It makes for a beautiful
background for these pretty pinwheels. (53x71)
041 Flock of Geese
This combination of Liberty lawn fabrics and shot cottons 050 Scrappy Courthouse Steps
are amazing together. The flying geese showcases them I made this bright and cheery quilt during a sewalong. It was
perfectly. Kit from Out of Hand Quilting. (72x72) a perfect way to use up scraps and reminds me of every
quilt I have made before! The pattern is by Tara Lee Quiltery.
Stephanie & Colleen Bohan, Airdrie **First Festival Entry** (78x78)
042 Canadiana Quilt
My daughter and I worked on this quilt together. This was her
first longarm quilting. Kit from Willow Creek Quilting. (56x72)
Heritage Park Historical Village Festival of Quilts 2022Melissa Camille, Redcliff **First Festival Entry** Terrie Copley, Crossfield
051 Dragonfly Frenzy 059 Ella
“Bead” pattern by Jordan Fabrics. Group of fat quarters and This pattern from a magazine is a variation of The Irish Chain.
this pattern came to mind. Quilted by Teri Maxwell, Sew Much Using scraps, I chose to use the colour from one print to
Fun Longarming. (80x94) make this. I hope you feel inspired to tackle your scraps.
Quilted by Terrie Copley. (63x82)
Natalia Carlson, Airdrie
060 Exploding Heart
052 Hexagons I love hearts and this one stole mine! See the fireworks in
I love hexagons! Fabric is “Meow or Never” by Erin Michael. the quilting. Pattern by Slice of Pi Quilts. Quilted by Terrie
Quilted by Catrina’s Quilts. (59x60) Copley. (72x72)
061 Hey June
Alice Chapman, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
Pattern by GE Designs. This quilt was made as a quiltalong
with Gudrun Erla during isolation. Lovely and generous lady
053 Retreat Jelly Roll
to brighten the lives of many worldwide. Thanks so much!
Created using a jelly roll won at a retreat, using a pattern from
Quilted by Terrie Copley. (73x97)
“Strip Therapy 5” and an extra background fabric. (70x86)
062 Plaid-ish
Susan Chiswell, Calgary This pattern is from Kitchen Table Quilting. It was a good
lesson in the value of colour — light, medium and dark. It
054 Secret Window Panel Wall Hanging has become one of my favourites to snuggle under while
Saw beautiful Hawaiian fabrics and bought ½ meter for Secret watching TV. Quilted by Terrie Copley. (66x84)
Window. Jordan Fabrics. (28x40)
Maggie Crowley, Calgary
Norma Christie, Calgary
063 Ava Bird’s Quilt
055 Little Bird Song A special quilt for Gammy, sewn with granddaughter Ava’s
Pattern is “The Little Bird Song” by Robin Pickens. Border baby clothes. Quilted by My Sewing Room. (61x68)
and some fabrics are from a line “Norma Rose” by Natalie
Barnes. I had never seen fabrics with “Norma” in the name,
Lorna Dagenais, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
so I just had to get some! (38x47)
064 Flower Festival
Peggy Chudzy, Calgary This quilt was pieced, and free motion quilted on a domestic
machine. It was designed by Leah Day. (65x85)
056 Jeff’s Quilt
Jeff loves the Dallas Cowboys. This quilt was created this
Diane D’Amico, Calgary
past Christmas for him to enjoy — the Cowboys in good
times and not so good, win or lose! “Star Storm” pattern by
065 Diane’s Coral Reef
Victoria Findlay Wolfe. Quilted by Fiona McMillin, Maple Cabin
“Coral Reef” is a Judy Niemeyer of Quiltworx paper pieced
Quilts. (88x88)
pattern. Pieced and quilted by me. (93x93)
057 Sugar Sugar
066 Diane’s Dinner Plate Dahlia
I purchased a BOM quilt kit from Angela Walters’ Build a Quilt
“Dinner Plate Dahlia” is a Judy Niemeyer of Quiltworx paper
program. I finally finished it this spring. It was the first time
pieced pattern. Pieced and quilted by me. (93x93)
doing a braid block and I quite enjoyed it. Quilted by Fiona
McMillin, Maple Cabin Quilts. (80x86)
067 Diane’s Valley Blossoms
“Valley Blossoms” is a Judy Niemeyer of Quiltworx paper
Judy Copithorne, Calgary pieced pattern. Pieced and quilted by me. (93x93)
058 My Interpretation
Jennifer D’Amico, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
This quilt is from the pattern “Good Boy”, by Laurie Simpson.
She had some appliqué on the quilt that I did not like, so I just
068 Judy Niemeyer Mixer
did the vines, flowers and berries. Quilted by Aie Rossmann.
A mystery retreat quilt made at the Mystery in the Rockies
(108x108)
quilt retreat. Quilted by Diane D’Amico. (99x99)
Heritage Park Historical Village Festival of Quilts 2022Heather Davis, Canmore Cassandra Ervick, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
069 Springtime Hopscotch 078 Northern Lights Window
I first saw this pattern at Sugar Pine shop, and it has always I saw a pattern for a panel quilt and loved it! The Northern
appealed to me for its simple geometric design. The brighter Lights panel was the perfect one for it. Inspired by the
fabric colours made me think of spring. Quilted by Maple “Modern Window Silent Night” pattern by Barb Sackel. Quilted
Leaf Quilting Company, Cochrane. (60x70) by Fiona McMillin, Maple Cabin Quilts. (54x44)
Phyllis Davis, Calgary 079 Rainbow Sherbet
This quilt is the result of buying my first sixty-degree ruler
070 Moonlit Garden and using up fabric from my stash…no pattern involved.
“Woven Star” blocks in bold rainbow prints on black (86x105)
background. Fabric by Jason Yenter. Machine pieced with
fine piped binding. Made from a kit designed by Barbara Audrey Experience, Calgary
Gillespie. Quilted by Roberta’s Custom Quilting. (90x90)
080 French Garden
Lee Dueck, Calgary A quilt to carry me through the winter months as I waited for
spring and my garden to bloom. (69x69)
071 HSTs Galore
HSTs swapped from other Canadian quilters. Setting based Legion Experience, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
on “Tranquil Triangles” quilt pattern. Quilting by Quilting by
Lee. (54x72) 081 Purple Stripes
Made for my daughters. Not perfect but much loved. (31x41)
072 Pineapple Blues
I tried to use up all the blue scraps but somehow the bin is Susan Findlay, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
still full! Quilting by Quilting by Lee. (64x80)
082 My Covid Tunnel
073 Puzzle Block Quilt Inspiration “el tubo” on Pinterest. I scanned the photo and
Rainbow of Puzzle Blocks using Kona solids. Straight line stretched it for desired size. Working with that and the
quilting. Quilted by Quilting by Lee. (69x88) computer for colours, I did my best to do this amazing
project. Plagued with sewing troubles with my longarm.
074 Scrappy Squares (83x91)
2½-inch squares made into 9 patches with a few half square
triangles thrown in the mix. Quilted with an allover Es and 3s
Deb Finkleman, Calgary
design. Quilted by Quilting by Lee. (72x99)
083 Our Fine Feathered Friends
Patti Duhault, Calgary My love of paper piecing came alive in this quilt thanks to
Jodie Davis’ book “Backyard Bird Quilts” and Linda Causee’s
075 Commemoration “365 Foundation Quilt Blocks”. Some appliqué and strip
This is my daughter’s cherished T-shirts, so far. The rays piecing helped to put them all together. (49x70)
of sunshine separate her different accomplishments and
interests. She can keep it in her car for picnics, staying warm
Sandi Fiolka, Calgary
and knowing her mother is thinking of her. (75x96)
084 Geraldine
Mary Dylke, Calgary I took a class from Pam Holland in 2016. This project was
so out of my comfort zone as I am NOT an artsy person.
076 Out of the Blue I’ve always loved giraffes and thought Geraldine deserved
Stash busting! Pattern is by Judy Hooworth as found in her to be finished and put on display. (19x41)
book titled “Razzle Dazzle Quilts” Quilted by Mary Dylke, @
norulesquilting.ca. (68x79) 085 Rainbow Feathers
Kit purchased from Calico Hutch, Hayward MN while on a
077 Red Letter Day girls’ trip to Missouri, a long, long, long time ago! Elizabeth
Stash-busting! Pattern is by Judy Hooworth. Found in Hartman pattern, originally titled “Arctic Feathers”. However,
her book “Razzle Dazzle Quilts”. Quilted by Mary Dylke, my version is too colourful so I’ve renamed it. (50x56)
@norulesquilting.ca. (56x56)
Heritage Park Historical Village Festival of Quilts 2022086 Variety Brittany Geerlinks, Okotoks **First Festival Entry**
Love the vintage style of this quilt. It was a kit from Connecting
Threads. Purchased on one of my last trips to the Houston 097 Flags
Quilt Show. (68x83) My first quilt. I did all the sewing while my aunt cut, trimmed
and pressed. Made for a Christmas gift. (66x87)
087 Wild Thing
A kit from The Quilting Corner @ Craig’s. I love the bright, Connie Gibb, Hill Spring **First Festival Entry**
wild colours in this quilt. Check out the wild backing. (52x72)
098 Atomic Starburst
Kathy Fioritti, Calgary Even though I don’t enjoy paper piecing, this quilt called to
me, and I had to make it. Pattern by Violet Craft. (58x60)
088 Snowbound in Valdez
From the pattern of the same name by Debbie Caffrey. I have 099 Exploding Heart
a great love for her mystery quilts. (66x88) Saw it on Pinterest and had to make it. Created the quilt from
the picture on Wooden Spools. (70x75)
089 Undercover in Houston
Part of the Debbie Caffrey mystery quilt series. I took the 100 Ring Cycles
class with her in 2013 at the Houston Quilt Festival and I’ve been working on this quilt for over a year. My friend who
finally got all the pieces together in 2020. Quilted by Jennifer broke her leg and is hand piecing a Grandmother’s Garden
Gaultois-Melnyk. (85x88) inspired me to finish it. Pattern by Lessa Siegele. (84x86)
Katie Foster, Calgary Belinda Giles, Calgary
090 Mighty Forest 101 Dragonflies on the Pond
Designed and made for my brother for his graduation from A blue pond, dragonflies flitting across it and lots of frogs
a forestry program. (75x90) for my newest grandson. Pattern is a jelly roll strip and flip.
(46x47)
091 Wedding Galaxy
Inspired by the “Galaxy” pattern on Pinterest, I made this 102 In Focus
quilt as a wedding gift for a dear set of friends. (90x100) I made this camera for my husband who is a photographer.
The bird and boots represent his passion — nature
092 Winter Snowflakes photography. Pattern by Sassafras Lane Designs. (17x17)
My parents had a spring quilt on their bed at Christmas, so
I had to change that! (100x100) 103 Three Mammoths for Three Brothers
Three of my grandsons are brothers so I made three colourful
Heather Frame, Airdrie mammoths for them. Pattern by Art East Quilting Co. (43x57)
093 Blue Paradise 104 Unicorns and Fairies
Did in sewing class in Calgary. (70x74) Unicorns, fairies, and butterflies. What else does a little girl
need? Pattern based on “Wild Birds” (a free pattern). (48x58)
Jennifer Gaultois-Melnyk, Calgary
Eli Giles, Calgary
094 Nathan and Ducks
Inspired by my grandson who loves ducks. Quilted by Jennifer 105 Lilo
Gaultois-Melnyk. (35x27) “That’s from my blue period!” Lilo and Stitch. Quilted by Quilter
at Your Door. (46x46)
095 Nathan in the Rain
Inspired by my grandson who loves ducks and animals. Cynthia Glenn, Calgary
Quilted by Jennifer Gaultois-Melnyk. (33x30)
106 Great Granny Squared
096 Small World This happy quilt was a sharing project with 8 friends. Lori
This is my version of Jen Kingwell’s “Small World” quilt Holt pattern: “Great Granny Squared”. I enjoyed this first
pattern. Quilted by Jennifer Gaultois-Melnyk. (77x91) attempt at a scrappy binding and love the friendship that this
quilt represents. Quilted by Maple Leaf Quilting Company,
Cochrane. (59x68)
Heritage Park Historical Village Festival of Quilts 2022107 Rosie’s Flamingoes Karin Hagg, Foothills
“Florence Flamingo” by Elizabeth Hartman. This was so much
fun to make. 69 pieces in each block, Tula Pink fabrics. My 117 Lone Star Quilt
granddaughter loves the minky back. The stitching is two My first black and white quilt with one lone beige star for
blended patterns. Quilted by Maple Leaf Quilting Company, interest. (80x80)
Cochrane. (59x79)
Patti-Jo Haley, Turner Valley
108 Teo’s Crackers
Quilt made for my teenage grandson, Teo. The feature 118 Dinner Plate Dahlia
blocks are made with Judy Niemeyer “Hoffman Crackers” Pattern by Judy Niemeyer. I was amazed at the depth I
pattern and Moda “Nocturne” fabric by Janet Clare. Block received from the gold splash in the neutral, as opposed to
setting is “BQ3” pattern by Maple Island Quilts. Warm grey a flat ivory. Quilted by Janet Madeyski, Patches & Threads.
thread; “Water and Bubbles” e2e 2017. Quilted by Maple (75x75)
Leaf Quilting Company, Cochrane. (80x88)
Chris Hampson, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
Agnes Gorombey, Calgary
119 Diamonds Jubilee
109 Abloom Pattern by Nancy A Smith “Diamond Jubilee Bargello”. Quilted
This quilt is an Amy Ellis pattern from her book “Modern by Quincy’s Quilting. (100x115)
Heritage Quilts”. Quilted by Linda Schmidt. (85x87)
Sandra Hand, Calgary
110 Blue Giant Circles
This quilt is the result of @Warmfolk: #giantnestedcurves
120 Colour My World
class. Quilted by Linda Schmidt. (90x100)
Designed by Wendy Williams and sponsored through The
Quilt Show as a BOM in 2021. I changed out two of the
111 Loma Strawberry Summer
corner towers — one for the Calgary Tower and the other
I was not paying attention to the original quilt pattern
for the Peace Tower in Ottawa. Loved working on this project
instructions. Original pattern by #initialkstudio. Quilted by
throughout the year and enjoyed the challenge of working in
Linda Schmidt. (67x69)
the round. Quilted by Fiona McMillin, Maple Cabin Quilts.
(62x62)
112 Modern Selvage
No waste. Stress relief quilt and yes, selvages do belong!
121 Deco Quilt
Loved making this quilt by Riel Nason: “Modern Selvage
Pattern by Lo & Behold Patterns and completed as a
Quilting” book. Quilted by Linda Schmidt. (90x100)
quiltalong. My first foray into a more modern aesthetic and
I enjoyed it. Quilted by Fiona McMillin, Maple Cabin Quilts.
Joy Graver, Camrose **First Festival Entry** (56x68)
113 All of the Pretty Colours 122 Heirloom Hearts
My first quilt! Pattern by Felicia’s World. From a kit I got in Pattern by Lo & Behold Patterns and completed as a
2020, I sewed with a lot of help: in person instruction help quiltalong in 2021. Quilted by Fiona McMillin, Maple Cabin
from Mom and Facetime sewing sessions. Fun choosing Quilts. (64x68)
the border fabric. So happy with the finish! Quilted by Judy
Sutton, Judy’s Longarm Quilting. (62x70) 123 Oh My Gosh!
Pattern by Sue Garman. This one was a wonderful challenge! I
Jacque Hagen, Calgary worked on it off and on from 2012 until it was finished in April
2020. Two very simple blocks, but accuracy was important
114 Coneflowers because they are so small. Quilted by Fiona McMillin, Maple
This is a simple quilt pattern used to showcase Robin Pickens’ Cabin Quilts. (70x88)
lovely fabric. (52x70)
124 Spinning Spools
115 June in Blue and Green Designed by Alex Anderson through The Quilt Show. My first
Made from a pattern by Gudrun Erla. (52x75) attempt at this much appliqué and it got me hooked! Quilted
by Fiona McMillin, Maple Cabin Quilts. (45x53)
116 Whirlygig
I used Moda’s “Create Joy Project” fabric in this pattern by
Missouri Star Quilt Company. (80x91)
Heritage Park Historical Village Festival of Quilts 2022Sharon Hanna, Calgary Lesleyanne Hatch, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
125 Big Bang Theory 133 Brown Bear
An explosion of novelty fabrics representing my son Mac’s The best part of spring is seeing the bears emerge from
first 25 years. Based on “Awesome Blossom” pattern by their long winter rest. This quilt reminds the viewer that the
Susan Maw. Quilted by Jason Blackmore, Love Shack Quilts. bears will be back soon! Pattern: “Bjorn Bear”, by Elizabeth
(98x98) Hartman. (82x85)
126 Delphinium 134 Raven’s Lone Star
When I saw this pattern by Stacey Day, I thought of my Lone Star quilts have meaningful connections with indigenous
favourite piece of Wisteria fabric by the Kaffe Fassett communities. This quilt uses red, white, and black to connect
Collective. Quilted by Jason Blackmore, Love Shack Quilts. with the quilter’s Raven Mask in her mountain cabin. (60x60)
(94x94)
Barb Hennebery, Calgary
127 Floral Clamshells
An online sewalong inspired me to get over my fear of curvy 135 Marie’s Batik Quilt
clams and dig into my favourite florals. “Glam Clam” pattern This quilt was commissioned by my sister-in-law, in her fabric
by Latifah Saafir. Quilted by Fiona McMillin, Maple Cabin and pattern choices. I love the ocean vibes. Quilted by Judy
Quilts. (75x82) Sutton, Judy’s Longarm Quilting. (96x96)
128 Posh Mrs. 136 Mod Box
I designed a companion for Mr. Claus, based on the “Posh For this Colourwerx quiltalong, I chose vibrant gem tone
Santa” pattern by Sew Kind of Wonderful — before they Deborah Edwards fabric from Northcott. It was fun to make
released their own “Posh Holly” pattern! Quilted by Deb each block connect to the next. Quilted by Judy Sutton, Judy’s
Domin, Loopy D’s. (36x48) Longarm Quilting. (72x84)
129 Posh Santa 137 Nebula
I loved this modern take of a Santa portrait — he really has a This quilt was a BOM by Jaybird Quilts using Tula Pink fabrics.
twinkle in his eye! Pattern by Sew Kind of Wonderful. Quilted It was a challenging but fun quilt to complete. This was my
by Deb Domin, Loopy D’s. (36x48) first-time using Sidekick rulers. Quilted by Judy Sutton, Judy’s
Longarm Quilting. (96x97)
Carol Hannesson, Rimbey
138 Postage Stamp Quilt
130 Fuchsia Fun My goal for 2022 is to use my fabric scraps. This quilt has
I made this quilt pattern from a YouTube video of the Missouri more than 4000 pieces. Quilted by Judy Sutton, Judy’s
Star Quilt Company, showing a 3 Dudes cut up strip piece Longarm Quilting. (65x65)
block. I enjoyed using the bright colours and the fuchsia
which is new to me. (54x64) 139 Tumbler Quilt
My friend cut and provided half of the fabric. I added the
Rae Harris, Calgary **First Festival Entry** cream grunge fabric to complete it. Quilted by Judy Sutton,
Judy’s Longarm Quilting. (74x81)
131 Appalachian Memories Quilt
Primrose Lane Mama’s Quilts. I spent a lot of my youth on Beverly Henson, Redcliff
the family farms and when I saw this pattern, it spoke to me.
Happy memories. Quilted by Lynda Daniluk, Hummingbird 140 Beachside
Quilts. (69x86) “Shadow Box” pattern. I love it. Scrappy pieces; cool, snowy
day. Quilted by Teri Maxwell, Sew Much Fun Longarming.
132 Cottage Grove (68x88)
Designed by A. Stamper and M. Harris. I was given this kit
by a friend and truly enjoyed putting it together. It’s also the 141 Come On In
first quilt that I quilted. (59x67) Panel that I was not too fond of. But once I decided to add
to it, I fell in love with it. Quilted by Teri Maxwell, Sew Much
Fun Longarming. (29x47)
Heritage Park Historical Village Festival of Quilts 2022142 Dream Big 153 Xanadu
My sister bought the panel for me, and I needed to make it Grid Girls Mystery 2021. I am hooked on mystery quilts. Grid
larger. I added the “Twisted Ribbon” border. Quilted by Teri Girls do two a year. Quilted by Sonja Hind. (75x88)
Maxwell, Sew Much Fun Longarming. (94x96)
Belinda Hirsekorn, Calgary
143 Mickey Loves Minnie
Panel in my stash that I decided to add to and display. Quilted 154 Braid Quilt
by Teri Maxwell, Sew Much Fun Longarming. (45x55) Along Came Quilting put this kit together. The colours spoke
to me. I took their class to learn how to do a braid quilt. This
144 Ocean Floor is the end result. Quilted by Marilyn Hill. (71x80)
Group of fat quarters given to me for Christmas. “Yellow
Brick Road” pattern. Quilted by Teri Maxwell, Sew Much Fun 155 Squared Quilt
Longarming. (45x48) Loved the simple modern design of this pattern. However,
had some difficulty going out of my comfort zone of not using
Candice Henson, Redcliff matching, coloured fabrics. I love the end result. Quilted by
Marilyn Hill. (60x60)
145 “Hay”, It’s Christmas
Love Christmas and what an enjoyable panel. Quilted by Teri Heather Hockin, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
Maxwell, Sew Much Fun Longarming. (45x52)
156 Prince Edward Island Sunset
Marilyn Hill, Grande Prairie **First Festival Entry** One of my favourite scenes on P.E.I. “Prince Edward
Island Strip Quilt” pattern by Carol Swinden. Cantik Batiks
146 Autumn Paths gemstones Prince Edward Island fabric strips. (40x31)
This was a course being offered at Along Came Quilting. I
loved the colours and French Braid design. (73x91) Lorraine Hodgkinson, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
147 Egg Money 157 A New Journey
This was a course being offered at Along Came Quilting. I In my second quilt, based on Jen Kingwell’s “Gypsy Wife”,
was intrigued by the design and wanted to learn new piecing I learned a plethora of things and got hooked on quilting.
techniques. (82x100) Quilted by Philippa Gelinas, Philippa G Quilts. (68x76)
148 Strips and Curves 158 Don’t Speak Moistly
The design source was a quilting book on strips and curves, This was a Block a Day in the early stages of Covid. I created
and I thought the designs were very interesting. (80x95) the back with my own letters and phrases at the time. Quilted
by Philippa Gelinas, Philippa G Quilts. (82x92)
Sonja Hind, Calgary
159 Millennial
149 Scrappy 4/9 Patch Based on Louisa Smith’s “Strips ‘N Curves”, I created a
Found on Facebook. Took a picture and made the quilt 25-fabric strata from light to dark, cut shapes and machine
from that picture. Will be given away. Quilted by Sonja Hind. pieced/hand appliquéd the quilt. Quilted by Philippa Gelinas,
(67x88) Philippa G Quilts. (82x91)
150 Showering Stars Glennis Houston, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
Pattern by Robin Pickens. Saw the completed quilt at the
festival a few years ago. Had to make it. Quilted by Sonja 160 Bear in the Woods
Hind. (74x87) I saw the pattern in an out-of-print magazine from several
years ago. Every time I looked through the magazine, I was
151 Soul Mates drawn to the pattern. (41x41)
Pattern by Mystery Quilts Anonymous. Love mystery quilts.
Helped me get through Covid lockdowns. Quilted by Sonja 161 Spring Rising
Hind. (84x100) A 2-fabric Bargello. Every time I went into a quilt store, I
would stop and stare at the example of this quilt. While on
152 Stepping Stones sick leave from work, I enrolled in the class and was able to
5-yard quilt, made to be given away. Quilted by Sonja Hind. heal while sewing! (49x62)
(58x72)
Heritage Park Historical Village Festival of Quilts 2022Cindy Humphrey, Calgary 171 Knitted Star
Based on the pattern “Knitted Star” by Lo and Behold
162 Baby Beluga and Friends Stitchery. Quilted by Judy Sutton, Judy’s Longarm Quilting.
From “North Stars” by Elizabeth Hartman. I turned the narwhal (64x64)
into a beluga for a special baby girl born in Iowa. (54x54)
172 Milkweed — My Interpretation
Carol Humphreys, Calgary Pattern adapted from a Michelle McKillop design. Quilted by
Judy Sutton, Judy’s Longarm Quilting. (58x58)
163 Kaleidoscope Rainbow
I made this “Ridiculously Easy Jelly Roll Quilt” (free internet 173 Moonlit Garden
pattern using a Venice jelly roll). Quilted by Corinne Johnson, Pattern by Cherry Tree Quilts in Summerland BC. Quilted by
Quilted Stitches. (56x70) Judy Sutton, Judy’s Longarm Quilting. (82x82)
164 Up and Away 174 Water Garden
Our new picnic/beach quilt made from scraps. The pattern is Pattern in Kaffe Fassett, “Quilts in Morocco” book. Quilted
“State Fair” by Happy Quilting. Quilted by Corinne Johnson, by Judy Sutton, Judy’s Longarm Quilting. (69x85)
Quilted Stitches. (72x72)
Connie Johnson, Calgary
Donna Jackson, Calgary
175 Cattails in the Meadow
165 Classic Hunter’s Star A JN pattern, this was one of those projects where I kind of
I made this for my son-in-law, Marc Forest. Based on the doubted my colour choices while piecing it together. It turned
pattern by Deb Tucker, using her ruler. Quilted by Sue out! Quilted by Chris Tessier. (78x78)
Knowles, Turner Valley. (66x82)
176 Summer Solstice II
166 Persian Nights This quilt was purchased as a kit which I bought as a “rainy
I made this for my daughter, Shannon Forest. Based on the day” project. Apparently, that day arrived during the Covid-19
paper pieced pattern designed by Peggy Crable for Quiltworx restrictions period. Quilted by Chris Tessier. (57x57)
“Geese Migrations”. Quilted by Sue Knowles, Turner Valley.
(61x78) Bernardien Johnston, Calgary
Susan Jankowski, Rocky View 177 Beads
Jordan Fabrics pattern. Made with fabric in my stash —
167 Showering Stars batiks. One of the borders is 2½-inch pieces left over just
Made in memory of my friend Frankie. (90x92) stitched together. Quilted by Teri Maxwell, Sew Much Fun
Longarming. (84x100)
Judy Jess, Calgary
178 Bobbin of Thread
Missouri Star pattern. Saw the tutorial and had the fabric
168 Indigo and Snow
for it. Love it. I went through many bobbins. Quilted by Teri
This quilt was made using two blocks by Susan Briscoe in
Maxwell, Sew Much Fun Longarming. (84x102)
her book, “Japanese Quilt Blocks to Mix and Match”. Quilted
by Judy Sutton, Judy’s Longarm Quilting. (63x81)
179 Carpenter Star
Pattern by Missouri Star. Saw the tutorial and had the fabric.
Margaret Jessop, Calgary Made the quilt. Love it. Quilted by Teri Maxwell, Sew Much
Fun Longarming. (92x92)
169 Super Solar System
I saw this panel and thought my grandson would love it. It 180 Oh My Stars Christmas
was also a great chance to play on my longarm machine. Saw quilts on Facebook and made one with leftover charms
(84x108) from a quilt I made years ago. Quilted by Teri Maxwell, Sew
Much Fun Longarming. (52x62)
Laurie Johnsen, Calgary
181 Thomas the Engine Walkabout
170 Cats Pattern by Fons & Porter. Saw the pattern, had the fabric, and
My own design to feature some favourite cat fabric. Quilted made it. Quilted by Teri Maxwell, Sew Much Fun Longarming.
by Judy Sutton, Judy’s Longarm Quilting. (53x53) (39x39)
Heritage Park Historical Village Festival of Quilts 2022Larissa Johnston, Calgary Karin King, Calgary
182 Disappearing 9-Patch 194 100 Modern Blocks
Had some 5-inch charms and decided to give it a try. It kind Pattern by Tula Pink – Skyline Option. I first ran across this
of looks like an aerial view of land and water. Quilted by Teri pattern in my quilting journey. I decided to make it in tones
Maxwell, Sew Much Fun Longarming. (32x39) of navy blue. Another late pandemic era finish. Quilted by
Karin King, @karin_quilts. (66x89)
Leah Johnston, Calgary
195 Aviatrix Medallion
183 Secret Window Panel This was supposed to be 2020’s productivity project. What
Hawaiian — Jordan Fabrics. Had Hawaiian fabric for a while. else did we have to do except sew small squares of fabric
Decided to make it a little longer than the pattern. (37x50) together? Instead, it languished in a large pile, only to be
pulled out again in early 2022 and finished. Quilted by Karin
King, @karin_quilts. (80x80)
Cynthia Kaack, Calgary
196 Rockin’ Robin
184 Flower Girl Quilt
The Calgary MQG started a round robin in early 2020,
Quilted by Fran Stromberg. (57x67)
which quickly turned into a welcome distraction from world
events, albeit one exchanged curbside. Thanks to fellow MQG
185 Mama Said Sew
members Gail, Denise and Audrey for their contributions.
Plan “C” Schnibble quilt. Quilted by Fran Stromberg. (78x78)
Quilted by Karin King, @karin_quilts. (70x70)
Debra Kerr, Calgary
Maryanne Kissinger, Calgary
186 Carpenter Star Bed Runner
197 Jungle Counting Party
Missouri Star pattern using charm squares. (25x102)
Pattern: “Baby Blocks” from “Quick & Easy Quilts for Kids”
by Connie Ewbank. (45x54)
187 Drop in the Pond
Pattern from a 2010 issue of Fons & Porter magazine. Quilted
by Judy Sutton, Judy’s Longarm Quilting. (61x70) Lynn Kist, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
188 Echoes 198 Mama’s Peonies
Pattern by Ruth Berry. Participated in a Virtual Quilt Show, In memory of my Mom, Rose Dorey, and her beautiful pink
ordered the kit and voila! Pandemic fun. Quilted by Judy peonies. Completed on Mother’s Day 2021. (22x35)
Sutton, Judy’s Longarm Quilting. (50x66)
Susan Knowler, Turner Valley
189 Exploding Heart
Pattern by Slice of Pi. Quilted by Judy Sutton, Judy’s Longarm 199 Ballerina Kitties for Quincy
Quilting. (78x86) Amy Bradley Designs. My twin granddaughters are young
ballerinas, so I thought these quilts would be perfect for
Erin Kielstra, Okotoks them. Little did I know what an undertaking they would be. It
was a challenge but I enjoyed making them. Quilted by me.
190 Chimney Sweep (60x92)
Had to figure out my own pattern to use all of the jelly roll
strips. (67x84) 200 Ballerina Kitties for Stella
Amy Bradley Designs. My twin granddaughters are young
191 Confetti Star ballerinas, so I thought these quilts would be perfect for
Pattern by Material Girlfriends. Love blue and white quilts! them. Little did I know what an undertaking they would be. It
(64x80) was a challenge but I enjoyed making them. Quilted by me.
(60x92)
192 Optical Illusion
Simple blocks make a pretty spring quilt. (83x83) Lillian Kozak, Calgary
193 Sparkle Plenty 201 Discovery in Rockport, Texas
Pattern by Loft Creations. I like the black background with We wintered in Rockport, Texas and attended quilt shows
bright batiks. (80x80) there. I loved this fabric for a child’s quilt and bought enough
for 2! Finally completed it in the second Covid summer at
our cabin. Quilted by Deb Domin, Loopy D’s. (56x68)
Heritage Park Historical Village Festival of Quilts 2022202 Jelly Roll Madness 212 Eye Spy for Little Brother
Summer of 2020 at our cabin near Kenora provided plenty Two fun quilts for two delightful grandchildren! Quilted by
of time to finish my quilt projects. This one created from a Maple Leaf Quilting Company, Cochrane. (54x62)
jelly roll was one of them. Quilted by Deb Domin, Loopy D’s.
(52x76) Sherry Leedham, Calgary
203 Love of Kauai 213 Boo Tacular
I bought a kit in Kapa’a, Kauai and finally completed the This was a quilt group project I did during Covid 2020. It was
quilt during what I call my “Covid summer” at our cabin near a fun quilt to play with. It is from Fat Cat Designs by Sindy
Kenora. Quilted by Deb Domin, Loopy D’s. (94x110) Rodenmayer. (53x65)
204 Warrior Mystery Quilt 214 Spring/Summer
Summer of 2021 at our cabin near Kenora provided plenty This was a project that our quilt group tackled together, but
of time to finish my quilt projects. This was one of them. each made their own. I added some summer features to
Quilted by Deb Domin, Loopy D’s. (54x64) mine, as it was originally just a spring quilt. Source is The
Quilter’s Home “Spring” by Lois Krushina Fletcher. (46x46)
Maureen Lallier, Calgary
215 Venetian Tiles
205 Coleus This was a quilt pattern I obtained on a girl’s quilt group trip
Kaffe Fassett pattern. Not easy but I love the colours. Quilted to Montana. Pattern source is a combination of “Venetian
by Deb Domin, Loopy D’s. (78x84) Tiles” by Quilt Queen Designs and “Crown Jewels” in “Once
Upon a Time III, X-blocks Land” by Patricia Pepe. (68x88)
206 Dots
Fun Block of the Month with the Piecemaker’s Guild. Free 216 White Christmas
pattern. Quilted by Deb Domin, Loopy D’s. (72x72) This was an interesting project with the tree made of
appliquéd snowflakes. The pattern was from Don’t Look
207 Hocus Pocus Now. (39x43)
Had fun with this one. Made while in Arizona last October.
Hung from an Ironwood tree in the desert to take a picture. Margo Leib, Calgary
Margot Languedoc design. (64x64)
217 Alberta Stars
208 Nuts and Bolts Designer is Corlienne Pennell. Pieced by me. Quilted by Dusty
My favourite colours, favourite fabrics. Susan Allen pattern. Farrell of Guys Mills, Pennsylvania. (67x79)
Quilted by Deb Domin, Loopy D’s. (59x74)
Lethbridge Modern Quilt Guild, Iron Springs
Barbara Lamoureux, Calgary
218 Angling Towards Change
209 Finally This is LMQG’S second Community Outreach Challenge Quilt
Finally, a quilt for my own bed, a modified version of log cabin submitted to QuiltCon. Original design focusing on obtuse
reminiscent of a floral garden. Quilted by Fiona McMillin, and acute angles. Pieced and quilted by members of LMQG.
Maple Cabin Quilts. (56x76) Donated to the U of L Iikaisskini Indigenous Student Center.
Quilted by Jenng.quiltco. (70x85)
Shannon Lane, Calgary
Donna Leuw, Calgary
210 Twisted Geese
I made this quilt for my amazing partner using fabrics that 219 African Links
represent our adventures and memories. Quilted in guitars My original design using African Dutch wax batiks. Longarm
since we often play together. Pattern: “Twisted Geese” by quilted by me. (56x79)
Bridgitte Heitland. Quilted by Jason Blackmore, Love Shack
Quilts. (86x86) 220 Call of the Kalahari
Using African fabric scraps, this quilt is a pattern from
Terry Lee, Calgary **First Festival Entry** Kalahari Quilts, with a couple of modifications. I quilted it on
the longarm and then hand stitched the beads. (33x39)
211 Eye Spy for Big Sister
This cuddly quilt features a precious collection of 374
different fabric pieces for endless games of Eye Spy! Quilted
by Maple Leaf Quilting Company, Cochrane. (54x62)
Heritage Park Historical Village Festival of Quilts 2022221 Pandemic Sampler Beverley MacLeod, Calgary
During the pandemic, my sister, cousin and I created quilts
from 2020 “On Williams Street” Block of the Month — this 232 Deco
is mine. Longarm quilted by me. (72x91) “Deco” is the name of this pattern by Britney Lloyd of Lo &
Behold Stitchery. Quilted by Judy Sutton, Judy’s Longarm
222 Statement of Faith Quilting. (56x68)
This quilt was the result of Krista Hennebury’s class “Speed
Date with Improv”. I then finished the random shapes to more 233 Orbiter Quilt
manageable 5” squares. Longarm quilted by me. (36x48) A fun quilt with so many triangles! This kit is designed by
Libs Elliott. Quilted by Judy Sutton, Judy’s Longarm Quilting.
Denyce Lundeen, Calgary (96x96)
223 Dinner Plate Dahlia Pat Maine Trudel, Calgary
This quilt was started in April 2020 as I needed a large
complex project during Covid isolation. Judy Niemeyer 234 Dimensional Stars
pattern (queen size) using paper piecing technique. Quilted Made during a class at a virtual retreat. Several designs
by Bonnie Stainbrook. (100x100) were offered but I chose the stars. Machine quilted on my
domestic. (32x32)
224 Glacier Star
Judy Niemeyer pattern (queen size) using paper piecing 235 Flora Exotica
technique. Quilted by Bonnie Stainbrook. (100x100) My design. Flowers — reverse appliqué cutouts. Hand pieced,
embroidered and pp ¼-inch hexies. Sewn and quilted on a
225 Starry Nights domestic machine. (91x101)
“Starry Night” design was by Turid Margaret Uren. It was a
quilt created during the height of the Covid lockdown, using 236 Mixed Block Floral
only my stash. Quilted by Bonnie Stainbrook. (100x100) Mixed with flanges, set on point. Machine quilted on my
domestic machine. (86x101)
Olga MacFarlane, Calgary
237 You Are My Sunshine
226 Lattice Garden Hand pieced and reverse appliquéd while my husband was
Quick project made from stash. Quilted by Fran Stromberg. ill. Machine pieced on domestic machine. Very therapeutic!
(60x60) (87x112)
227 Pair-A-Quail Shay March, Calgary
Made in memory of Sedona and the quails. Tricky piecing.
Bee Creative pattern. (20x24) 238 Untitled
(40x48)
228 Shiny and Bright
Crab Apple Hill pattern. (46x46) Tamara March, Calgary
229 ‘Tis the Season 239 Poppy Patch
Christmas gift for my daughter’s family. Lots of appliqué. Original design by Kelly Eisinger. I liked being able to use up
Joan Statz pattern. (58x67) lots of scrap materials with this quilt. Quilted by me. (74x74)
Deb MacIsaac, Calgary 240 Vintage Houses
Original design by AGF Studio. I really like the muted tones
230 More Pinwheels and vintage looking florals of this quilt. Quilted by me. (74x86)
Project started by Grandma, completed by me. This is for
my daughter, Katie. Quilted by Fran Stromberg. (87x99) Rebecca Marcil, Calgary
231 Pinwheels for Days! 241 Happy Halloween
Project started by Grandma, completed by me. This is for My Halloween block sampler quilt! This was a guild challenge,
my daughter, Lexi. Quilted by Fran Stromberg. (87x98) and the goal was a skill builder each month. I made 2 of each
block and added extras that I loved. Quilted by Deb Domin,
Loopy D’s. (86x86)
Heritage Park Historical Village Festival of Quilts 2022Sarah Marsh, Calgary **First Festival Entry** 251 Spiny Peaks
Pattern from Moda. I used scraps from my stash. Quilted by
242 The Slasher Fiona McMillin, Maple Cabin Quilts. (44x66)
A frightfully frantic mashup of macabre fabrics on Pieced
Tree Patterns “The Cut-Up”. Quilted with a spider web on a 252 Village
domestic machine. (62x68) I modified a free Moda pattern. Quilted by Fiona McMillin,
Maple Cabin Quilts. (48x70)
Shelley Martin, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
Fiona McMillin, Calgary
243 Stars Around the Village
As a new quilter, I started this quilt as a BOM program at 253 Before I Was a Quilter
Freckles Quilt Shop in Calgary. I finished it in 2020. Quilted I ran. I ran a lot. I entered races to keep me motivated and
by Judy Sutton, Judy’s Longarm Quilting. (61x78) to achieve goals, including the Boston Marathon. I made
lots of friends and keep in touch, although I am now in a
M. Mason-Leskowitz, Calgary **First Festival Entry** different province. One of those fellow runners is responsible
for getting me into quilting. This quilt represents most of
244 Granny’s Magenta Quilt #3 the races that we ran: 11 km, half marathon 21.1 km and
This quilt was hand made by my great grandmother, Nellie marathon 42.2 km distances. Quilted by Fiona McMillin, Maple
Vann Partin Dunn (1872–1960) from family clothing in 1940. Cabin Quilts. (60x80)
It was supposed to be a gift for my mother when she went to
boarding school. The top was complete, but I had it backed 254 Hearts of Hope
and quilted in 1997. (74x83) Paper pieced hearts in support of Ukraine. Quilted by Fiona
McMillin, Maple Cabin Quilts. (50x70)
245 Granny’s Purple Quilt #2
This quilt was hand made by my great grandmother, Nellie 255 Once in a…
Vann Partin Dunn (1872–1960) from family clothing in 1938. Pattern “October Sky”. This was a long-term project which
It was a gift for my mother when she went to boarding school. took three years to collect the fabrics I wanted and another
(74x78) five to finish. Quilted by Fiona McMillin, Maple Cabin Quilts.
(75x86)
246 Granny’s Quilt #1
This quilt was hand made by my great grandmother, Nellie Sujatha Kota Meda, Calgary **First Festival Entry**
Vann Partin Dunn (1872–1960) from family clothing in 1957.
She was 85 years old. (80x92) 256 Our Hearts Will Go On
I loved the hearts wall hanging my friend Marion Shadlock
Marie McEachern, Calgary had made which motivated me to do a quilt. The initial idea
was to make a small one, but with Marion’s help, I ended up
247 Fond Memories making it 83” by 97”. Quilted by MMM Quilts. (83x97)
This quilt was started in 1993 at Freckles Quilt Shop. I finally
finished it in October 2021. Its subtitle is “Took a Long Time”. Lori Merrill, Hill Spring **First Festival Entry**
(48x60)
257 Christmas with Sparkles
Laurel McLennan, Calgary The pattern for this quilt is called “Good Tidings” and the
fabrics are a mix of favourites. Custom quilted by me.
248 Colour Wave (65x65)
Pattern by Kristin Esser. I liked the fading of the colours in
the corners. Quilted by Fiona McMillin, Maple Cabin Quilts. 258 Miss Rosie’s Master Plan
(54x67) I love star and scrappy quilts; hence this quilt was born. The
pattern is “Master Plan” by Miss Rosie’s Quilt Co. The fabrics
249 Houndstooth are simply scraps left over from other projects! (75x75)
A pattern inspired by Pinterest. Quilted by Fiona McMillin,
Maple Cabin Quilts. (49x55) 259 Our Home and Native Land
This is an original design. I love my country and wish to show
250 Lakeview Terrace my patriotism. I also love faded florals, hence this creation.
Missouri Star pattern. Quilted by Fiona McMillin, Maple Cabin (62x71)
Quilts. (49x65)
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