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Gallery

These photographs highlight just a few of Kathleen's works.  Please contact her to learn more.  

Major Prizes and Awards

  • Best Wall Quilt, 2nd Prize.  Quilts Unlimited, View Museum and Cultural Center, Old Forge, NY, 2023.
  • Best Machine Quilting, Quilts Unlimited, View Museum and Cultural Center, Old Forge, NY, 2023.
  • First Prize, Special Techniques - Western North Carolina Quilt Show, 2022.
  • Honorable Mention, Art Quilts - Western North Carolina Quilt Show, 2022.
  • Best Interpretation of Theme - Pennsylvania National Quilt Festival, 2021.
  • Best Sewing Machine Workmanship, Wall Quilts - Pacific International Quilt Festival, 2020
  • Judges Choice – Mid-Atlantic Quilt Festival, 2019

    Best Machine Workmanship – Pennsylvania Quilt Extravaganza, 2016

  • Judges Choice – Mid-Atlantic Quilt Festival, 2016

  • Best Interpretation of Theme – Quiltfest Savannah, 2015
  • Honorable Mention – Denver National Quiltfest, 2014
  • Best Machine Quilting – Pennsylvania National Quilt Extravaganza, 2014

Museum and Gallery Exhibitions

  • Solo Artist Exhibition.   "Vintage Linen Quilts", Virginia Quilt Museum, Harrisonburg, VA. Oct 29-Dec 3, 2021.
  • Solo Artist Exhibition, "Vintage Linen Quilts", McLean Textile Gallery, McLean, VA, April24-May 21, 2021.  A collection of 14 quilts built on vintage table linens.
  • "First Cotillion" , included in the "Artist Sheltering during the time of COVID", Blue Line Art Gallery, Rosemont, CA,  2021.
  • "Flowers on the Wall", included in "Imagination 1 x 4", Blackrock Center for the Arts, Germantown, MD January 9 - 20, 2021.
  • "Flowers on the Wall", included in "Imagination 1 x 4",  Mid-Atlantic Quilt Festival Virtual Exhibit, 2021. 
  • Artist Gallery, Festival of Quilts, Birmingham, England (invited 2020;  cancelled due to COVID).

STUDENT PROJECTS

In my class, "Easy Ways to Use Linens and Laces", each student designs and executes an original small wholecloth wall quilt, starting with a doily or linen piece.  Each student was able to finish their piece, quiting and binding included, within a few days of the class.  It is a delight to see each unique project develop during the class. 

Classes and lectures change frequently.  Please contact me for information and to determine which fits your group's needs best !

The projects below are from a class in Concord, North Carolina.  I enjoyed being with you, quilters!

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