Meet the 2004 Quilters!
"The International Ridgeback"
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The Rescue Quilt Project
Meet the 2004 Quilters! "The International Ridgeback" |
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| 1. |
Pat Ottaway Monroe, Wisconsin 73rd RRCUS National Specialty Logo, 2004 in Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas area. |
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Diane Mahuske Allendale, New Jersey Diane used intricate appliqué to create this agility block. |
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Jacquie Dankner Mississauga, Ontario Jacquie's block shows Canadian unity with Ridgebacks. The Ridgeback pictured has a Canadian Maple Leaf as part of its ridge. She used machine appliqué and hand stitching to complete the block. |
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Sue Kaehler Cedar Grove, Wisconsin Sue used patchwork, appliqué and stitching to create her block. Rosie, her Ridgeback, was the model for her creation. |
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Kelli Hasson Minneapolis, Minnesota Kelli used appliqué and stitching to create her African Lion Hound block. |
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Laraine Caponi Collegeville, Pennsylvania Laraine used machine appliqué and hand embroidery to create her Italian counter surfing theme. Her Ridgeback, Ripley, was more than happy to pose for the counter surfing theme. |
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Laraine Caponi Collegeville, Pennsylvania |
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Gail Cartter Madison, Wisconsin Gail used counted cross-stitch to complete her block. |
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Patti Pentler Waukesha, Wisconsin Patti used her dog Dexter, BIF DC Daraja's Special Edition, CDX LCM MC TT VCX, as the model for this USA block. |
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Denise Flaim Sea Cliff, New York Denise made this appliqué to honour "The Big Apple", New York City. |
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Beth DellaBella Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey Beth used appliqué and stitching to create the whole world loves Rhodesian Ridgebacks. |
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Cheryl Fraser Northborough, Massachusetts Cheryl used machine appliqué to create her African theme block. |
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Meg Miller Westerville, Ohio Meg used patch work to create this unique red, white and blue Ridgeback. |
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Melissa Padrick Newbury Park, California African theme. |
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Rosalie Sterner Covington, Washington Rosalie used machine appliqué to create her Ridgeback looking at the world surrounded by international flags. |
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Dru van Hengel Santa Barbara, California In loving memory of our puppy, Dylan. |
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Cyndy Israel Seattle, Washington Cyndy used appliqué and stitching to create what Ridgebacks dream of: bunnies, squirrels and food! |
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| 18. |
Anne Thomas Abington, Pennsylvania Anne used appliqué to create the International Bone flag. |
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| 19. |
Sheila Smith Craigmore, South Australia Sheila used silk screening to re-create this logo of the Rhodesian Ridgeback Club of South Australia. |
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Jody Young Fort Wayne, Indiana Jody used appliqué and stitching to create her Celestial RR flying through the heavens with a view of earth below. |
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| Border Art |
Laura Moore Olathe, Kansas |
Border Art |
