The Roseville Quilters Guild Show, 2024
Last weekend I visited the Roseville Quilters Guild show, one I never miss if I’m in town. It was delightful! I think my interests change over time and that is reflected in what I took photos of.
There were some spectacular applique quilts and a really good number of maker quilted quilts. It seemed like a really fresh show, lots of color, newer designs and creative art quilts. So here we go:
Bird House; Linda Schreiner, quilted by Virginia Page
Feels like spring.
40 Years and Counting; Rebecca Lister
Celebrating her anniversary.
Goats in Pajamas; Kaye Allen, quilted by Debbie Lopez
Couldn’t be any cuter?
Jacob’s Ladder; Ann Best, quilted by Laurie Johnson
I love a Jacob’s Ladder quilt; great use of color.
Red and Black Hunter Star; Donna Kovar, quilted by Audrey Crawford
Unique color combo makes this a special Hunter Star; for her grandson.
Bridal Path, Lynn Wilder Design; Shirley Cox, quilted by Audrey Crawford
BOM for Sew Katie Jean this year; this is the shop sample.
Watermelon; Virginia Butterfield, quilted by Ann Adams
Yes, feels like watermelon.
Phase; Joan Fuller, quilted by Leisha Belau
Fabulous colors and quilting.
Patriotic Stars; Barbara Cozby, quilted by Karen Mullins
2023 BOM for the guild.
Feathered Star Opportunity Quilt; Laurel Moore, Karen Banta, Kaye Allen, Jenny Gedeon; quilted by Debbie Lopez
2025’s Opportunity Quilt – spectacular!
Ella Maria Deacon Reproduction; Karrin Hurd, quilted by Leisha Belau
Wow – the quilting, the design, the applique!
Patriotic Compass Star; Donna Kovar, quilted by Audrey Crawford
Guild’s BOM 2023.
Scotties; Connie Richerson
I love the Scottie in the lower right corner.
Holiday Forest; Laurel Moore, quilted by Jenny Gedeon
What a wonderful Christmas quilt.
Flowering Snow Ball; Karen Banta
Easy to make she says; used Accuquilt to cut the pieces. I like the restrained color palette.
Sashed Double Square Star; Audrey Crawford
I am taken by the colors and the really cool quilting.
Betty’s Stars; Colleen Voet
This is the result of a “partnership” with Betty Kisby; if Betty didsn’t like a block, Colleen would take it and usually make a Community Service quilt. I really like the colors.
Yo Yo VIlle; Bev Rognlien, quilted by Debbie Lopez
So, so sweet.
Scrap Box Sampler; Jane Eagan, quilted by Leish Belau
Quilter’s Corner BOM from a while ago. I love this color combo and how the high value contrast adds.
Retro Daisy; Lisa Milburn, quilted by Suzanne Lavanaway
Oh I love those daisies; so happy.
Hand Picked Squares; Lynn Brady, quilted by Marge Wilson
So cheerful and I like the unexpected choice of navy blue.
Tilda’s Bird Quilt; Ann Best, quilted by Lauei Johnson
Sweet.
Curvy Log Cabin; Jane Eagan, quilted by Leisha Belau
Jane saw a photo online and created her own pattern.
Kite Flying; Linda Lechtenberger
Cheerful colors; I like the way the design kind of “moves” as you study it.
Secret Agent Mystery; Shirley Shingara
From a Kerr and Ringle class; wow, that color. Transparency achieved.
Sutter Creek Treasure; Dianne Ingalls, quilted by Leisha Belau
Found top (!) and embroidered roses by a friend; a very special quilt.
Happy Spools; Bev Kennedy
Fun, happy, colorful.
Spiral Lone Star; Joanne Morris, quilted by Patty Clausen
Made in a Jan Krenz class at Empty Spools 2023.
Flannel President’s Quilt; Laurel Moore, quilted by Jenny Gedeon
A gift from the guild. The colors are so luscious!
President’s Quilt, 2019 – 2020 with Owls; Linda Jo Miller, quilted by Jenny Gedeon
Designed by Laurel Moore; adorable.
Purple Storm; Colleen Voet
Freehand quilted on a commercial whole cloth; really cool.
Travels; Bonnie Ellering
Hand pieced, appliqued and embroidered quilt to represent all her travels.
Christmas Houses; Rebecca Lister, quilted by Trudy Hardy
Made as a class sample for a class she taught; just dripping with charm.
Halloween Crowns; Jenny Gedeon, quilted by Debbie Lopez
What a fun Halloween quilt.
Presidents Quilt 2017 – 2019; Bonnie Ellering
Civil War fabrics in this quilt that was a gift from the guild; well loved.
President’s Quilt 2011; Lynette Schroedle
She hand quilted each block after receiving the top as a gift from the guild.
Turtle Star; Beth Holzman
Original design from 45 years ago; hand pieced and quilted; turned out to be a really difficult quilt.
Butterfly Table Topper; Donna Kovar
Used Malar for the wings; just beautiful.
Hummingbirds in Flight; Penny Beingessner
Broideried perse I think; so pretty.
Thimble Blossoms; Debby Huntington
What a fun quilt.
Bittersweet Briar Wall Hanging; Gloria Walker, quilted by Lin Squires
Beautiful applique on this quilt that was lost for a time, then found.
Flour Sack Fan; Thelma Barto
Hand pieced from flour sacks by the maker’s Husband’s grandmother; antique.
Thelma’s Birthday Quilt; Owned by Doug and Sharla Shuck; quilted by Joyce Moldenhauer
Special signature quilt for a 25th birthday in 1943.
Vintage Treasures; Debby Huntington
Wool applique on homespun fabric and some beading; details were gorgeous.
Chevron and Stripes; Linda Lichtenberger
Fabulous use of these fabrics.
Around Town; Bonnie Ellering
Pattern creates a peaceful town in colonial days; no need for a police station.
Sunbonnet Sue’s Wedding Ring Quilt; Hazeline Price
Purchased in West Virginia; just so sweet.
Patriotic Pineapples; Laurel Moore, quilted by Jenny Gedeon
Beautiful pineapple in such lovely fabrics.
Witches of Salem; Bev Rognlien, quilted by Debbie Lopez
The strips started with plain fabric; cool take on a Halloween quilt.
Mischievous Elf; Shellie Fisher
How cute.
Sparrows at Cobblestone Court; Joan McClure; quilted by Debbie Lopez
Machine applique, beautiful composition.
Spring Wagon; Joan McClure
What a fun and colorful applique.
Gi Gi Giraffe; Linda Lichtenberger
Such fabulous color and a good choice to marry the panel and the border fabric.
Humming Bird; Cheryl Smith
She captured the hummingbird beautifully.
What a great show! I hope I am here for next year’s show.
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Thanks for the pics, these quilts are great.
You’re welcome Rebecca!
I can see why you enjoy attending this guild’s show. Reminds me of the first time I stumbled on a quilt show. I was so wowed, I joined the guild. That was nearly 40 years ago – gasp! The fabrics and quilting have changed over the decades, but the patterns and particularly the heart are constant.
Oh how cool! Quilt shows are the starter drug….
Thank you for sharing these beautiful projects so those of us who can’t see them in person can appreciate them.
Glad you enjoyed the show Marcia!
What an eclectic show. I loved the surprise of the red trees in the Holiday Forest, and I need to try the “Hand-picked Squares” approach with my scraps — but I think my favourite was the maple leaves with the owls. I laughed out loud!
OF course it was the maple leaves with owls, lol!