Award winners - NZ Quilt Symposium 2015 - part one

I have been back from Symposium for four days and I have just started unpacking.  As promised - the here are the winning quilts.  Photographs have been supplied by the CD Quilt Symposium Manawatu 2015 put together.

WINNERS - GROWING THE PASSION EXHIBITION

PLAYGROUND (YOUNG PERSON UP TO 12 YEARS))

FIRST - Lilly's Garden by Lilly Duncan.

SCHOOLS OUT (NEXT GENERATION 13-18 YEARS)

 



MERIT- Road of Endless Possibility by Kataraina Hakaraia

FIRST - Schools Out by Sarah Royds

 

 3D FLORA AND FAUNA

FIRST  - Ruth Corbet

 ALIVE WITH COLOUR - AMATEUR

MERIT - Off the Floor #1 by Gael O'Donnell

FIRST - Circle the Wagons by Gael O'Donnell

 ALIVE WITH COLOUR - PROFESSIONAL

MERIT - In the Corner of the Garden by Rosemary Rush

FIRST - Nightwatch by Anna Prussing

 

BEST OF BOTH WORLDS

BEST AMATUER - The French Connection by Nancy Woodney

BEST PROFESSIONAL - Sticky Fly Papers by Margaret Rogerson
 

OVERALL BEST OF BOTH WORLDS
Kisses for my Daughter by Donna Cumming



CHOP AND CHANGE

FIRST -  Nascondino by Jeanette Orr

 

GAMES UP 

FIRST - Hopscotch by Alison Laurence

 HOT OF THE PRESS

MERIT - Quilters Rock by Irene Smith

MERIT -  Lost in Transit by Mary Williams

FIRST - Still being followed by Ruth Wheeler

 

GROWING THE PASSION - AMATUER

MERT - Eclipse by Leanne Kenagh

 

FIRST - Simply Childs Play by Lee-Ann Newton

 GROWING THE PASSION - PROFESSIONAL

MERIT - Fabric Flower Passion by Ruth Wheeler

FIRST -  Exuberance by Jean Mclean

INSPIRED FIBRES

MERIT - Canna Tropicana by Heather McLean

MERIT -  No Sew HST's by Heather Beaven



 

MERIT - Touch the Stars by Griet Lombard.

Unfortunately no photograph of this quilt has been provided on the

exhibition disk.

 

IT'S A SMALL WORLD (miniature quilts)

 

MERIT - Dwaft Star by Christine Singleton

 

FIRST -  Opulent and Elegant by Valda Sutton



LESS IS MORE - AMATEUR

MERIT -  Stand my ground by Gael O'Donnell

FIRST - Ode to Tron by Sue Pope

 LESS IS MORE - PROFESSIONAL

MERIT - Improvisation by Fyvie Murray

FIRST - Rural 1 by Robyn Croft







Due to the large number of photographs I am downloading, I have split the winning quilts over two posts.