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"Still Life"
Anne made this whimsical bouquet with
a two-fold purpose. For this challenge and for a sister-in-law,
who has decorated her kitchen, black/white/red. A "stop and
enjoy" piece.
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"Elevations"
Betty, did you mean to convey that the
little red flag was red "all over" that city. This is a great
three screen hanging.
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"Lady With a Teapot"
I heard Japanese tearoom music when I
first saw this beautiful Geisha. I must ask Doretha about her
inspiration for this.
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"Patches"
Flavin's kitty inspired this quilt for
our challenge. This is a common posture for her, playing peek a
boo when Flavin calls to let her in. This is a rather large size wall hanging and
as charming
as Patches.
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I remember this marvelous kitty from another
show. I don't know how Betty did that but be sure to enlarge it to see
if you can figure out the technique.
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"Copy Cats"
These felines are Sandra's choice for
the riddle. When you enlarge this picture note the "beady" eyes and
whiskers. |
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I am trying to picture Tracy at work
on this. Wonder if the curves are pieced or appliquéd? Don't
look too long or you might fall in.
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"Celtic Night"
This picture you must enlarge to see.
Debbie quilted some wonderful Celtic designs in the whole cloth black
piece.
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""Alaskan Repast"
A mask that she saw in Alaska was
the inspiration for Sandy's entry into our challenge. I came close
in my guess for the answer to the riddle, (what's black, and etc) when I
named it totem pole for the photo archive.
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"My Kitchen Floor"
I can believe the ketchup on the
tiles, but be sure and enlarge to check out the label. Too cute! I
love how Cathy designed and fit the ceramic tiles.
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"Six Shades of
Red"
Martha, Martha - - You never fail to
surprise us with your marvelous creations. I can think of why this
embarrassed Zebra is blushing so. I bet it remembers that 4th of
July incident! :-)
Well actually, I heard it was
embarrassed that some it's stripes are falling off! Did you
notice that? See they are peeling!
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"What Was The Question?"
This zebra is blushing at the things
he just read in that newspaper. He understands that print and lips
should speak only the black and white truth. Shirley set her "metaphor"
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"Jack O' Hearts"
This guy got to hang on display for
two challenges in a row!! You can go to the Special Projects page and
see him in the Deck of Cards challenge too. He is just as royally
handsome in this challenge, Judy.
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More wonderful geometrics.
Mary B. did this snazzy geometric with
jewels in it. You must enlarge the photo to see the razzle
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"Christine's Skylight"
This almost made me gasp! Can't
you see the clouds passing over the skylight?
Trompe
L'Oreal art in fabric! Betty's daughter took this photo in black
and white of a skylight in Auburn High School. Betty translated
it to fabric. What that family could use is a little talent.
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"Read Books and Friends"
Here's hoping that this will enlarge
as much as I hope for you to see the fiber and content that makes this
so charming. I think Mary S. did this and I will make some
inquiries about it. Isn't the stitched shelf great?
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"What's Black and White and Red All
Over"
Marilyn had made this a while back for
a similar challenge with the Studio 22 group. When she was
challenged with "where's the red?" she was able to answer - in the
quilting. She has quilted the word "red" all over the quilt.
Enlarge it and see if you can find it. You may need to download it
to get a better quality.
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"X-Rated"
Well not really, but D's quilt could be a
Valentine showing there really is a heart in there. Uh - - by the
way, is it anyone we know? |
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"Read All Over The World"
And indeed it has been Betty.
This is Alice and the rabbit looking out of the hole! I know you
knew that. It is a wonderful interpretation when you know the
answer to the riddle isn't it?
What the - - ? She turned Blue! Who says you can't
re-decorate art.
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"Cockaded Woodpecker"
Cindy R did this set of woodpeckers with
"thread play". There is an explanation on how she did it in the
August section of this page. I hope she will demonstrate the
technique for us soon.
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"White Sewing Machine"
So did you have to contemplate long before you saw
the treadle sewing machine? Cindy W. likely owns this very model.
And it probably shares a room with her long arm quilting machine. |
"Here Kitty, Kitty"
Uh huh. I see the paint on the
cat's paws and we know who might get blamed for it. I wonder if
some real life experience inspired Ramona for this theme. |
"Five Fabulous Fliers"
Susie had purposed to make something
from nature. While taking her Dad on tour of the butterfly house
at Callaway Gardens, she was inspired by some black, white and red
butterflies there. Further research led her to even more species.
They are indeed fabulous.
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""Celtic
Drunkard's Path"
Pam must have been collecting black
and white fabrics for quite some time! And that Celtic path has
red "all over" the geometrics. A must enlarge to
appreciate. |