Annette M. Hendricks
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"Seasonal Sisters "
Crafted by three artists from three different countries: Australia, Canada, and the United States. See this quilt in Houston!
Wish us luck! See more of this quilt here and at http://3sistersartquilting.com/quilts.html
Annette M. Hendricks - Gail E. Thomas - Helen Godden
"Mahalo"
1st Place Winner at The 19th World Orchid Conference, Miami FL
"Three Sisters" (Collaborative)
A Mythic Collaboration of Epic Proportions
International Quilt Festival 2007 - Houston
1st Place Group Catagory
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See Bonnie McCaffery's interview of
"The Three Sisters"
To read more about these amazing sisters go to
www.gailthomasart.com for info on Gail E Thomas (Canada)
www.quiltinglife.com for info on Annette M Hendricks (USA)
www.helengodden.com for info on Helen C Godden (Australia)
"Poppy;
A Rememberance Rose"
Pacific International Quilt Festival 2008
1st Place - Machine Workmanship
From a photo in my flower garden to digital print to heavy relief quilting,
this poppy comes alive in a series of floral quilts. This is a beautiful, heavily quilted piece that begs you
to get closer and closer to see the blend of detail quiilting and digital fabric print technology.
"Secret Lovers"
62nd Miami International Orchid Show: Orchid in Paradise
Best of Show Award
This Quilt is the first in a series of Orchid Quilts. In this work, we find 3 butterflys dancing around the flowers and buds exploring their secret love. This is a wholecloth painting with extensive and varied quilting. It can be seen at the 62nd Miami International Orchid Show: Orchid in Paradise opening date March 1st. 2007. This will be this quilt's first showing.
"Indescribable"
62nd Miami International Orchid Show: Orchid in Paradise
This quilt is the second creation in the Orchid series. This second entry is a much stronger statement painted on corduroy. The actual flower depicted is called Paphiopedilum and grown by a local grower. This quilt was accepted in the 62nd Miami International Orchid Show: Orchid in Paradise March 2007.
