Fiberexplorations member Deb Sorem recently learned that her quilt
Grandmother's Secret Flower Garden was accepted into the juried
Road to California Quilters' Conference & Showcase "The Best in the West." The show runs from Jan. 24-27, 2013 in Ontario, Cal.
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Gwen, Cora, and Harper in "Grandmother's Secret Flower Garden" by Deb Sorem. |
"I took my granddaughters' names and worked them into kaleidoscopes," Deb said. "The traditional
Grandmother's Flower Garden pattern was a favorite of
mine, and my mother made one for me as a wedding present. I repeated
the shape of the hexagons in this contemporary version."
You can see the pieced hexagons in the blue sky background above
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Detail. | |
This ingenious design could have easily worked as Deb's entry for our current "Letters" challenge, but I think she's done something entirely different for the challenge! Here's one more detail shot of her quilt:
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Detail. |
Deb's granddaughters' names are Cora, Gwen, and Harper. I think I've successfully deciphered each girl's name in its corresponding flower. If you want to give it a try, click on the first photo to enlarge it. (Hint: each flower blossom spells out one of the girls' names in both its normal orientation and in reverse image.)
My "answer" to the puzzle (and I sure hope it's correct!): Clockwise from the top left, the three names are in the order given in the first photo caption above.
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