Today is the final day to view the 2010 Stitches-In-Time quilt exhibition at the Museum at Five Points in Cleveland, Tenn.
Award winners were recently selected from more than 80 contemporary and antique quilts submitted from individuals in the region.
Best of Show Antique
1. Double Wedding Ring, owned by Delbert A. King
2. Rambling Rose, owned by Jean Sneed, created by Flora Long Hale
3. Sun Bonnet Sue, owned by Kathy Clark, created by Flora Long Hale
Best of Show Contemporary
1. Favorite Things, owned by Vicky Kmet, created by Vicky Kmet
2. Diana’s Rose, owned by Katherine H. Burris, created by Katherine H. Burris
3. Tennessee Wildflowers, owned by Earlane Lawson, created by Earlane Lawson
Best of Show Quilted Wall-Hanging
1. Never Enough Cherries, owned by Renee Medley, created by Renee Medley
2. Sawtooth, owned by Karen Downer, pieced by Karen Downer, quilted by John and Mary Heise
3. Guilda, owned by Phyllis Callaway, created by Phyllis Callaway
Best of Show Group Quilt
1. Enduring Faithfulness, owned by Mansel Parkenson, created by The Eastside Church of Christ Quilters
2. Mother Goose Rymer, owned by Crystal Rymer, created by Crystal Rymer, Mary Ruth Younger and Mary Margaret Stamper
Best Use of Color & Design
1. The Tea Ceremony, owned by Ellen Mauzey, pieced by Ellen Mauzey, quilted by Queta Hunt
2. Guilda, owned by Phyllis Callaway, created by Phyllis Callaway
3. Sawtooth, owned by Karen Downer, pieced by Karen Downer, quilted by John and Mary Heise
“Quilting Your Faith”
Challenge Winners
1. The Old Testament, created by Mary Ruth Younger
2. Believe, created by Peggy McCosh
3. Rose Window, created by Phyllis Callaway
If You Go
* What: Stitches-in-Time quilt show.
* When: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. today.
* Where: Museum Center at Five Points, 200 Inman St., Cleveland, Tenn.
* Admission: $5 adults, $4 senior adults, free for children under 5.
* Phone: 339-5745.