Winning Quilts from our 2025 Quilt Show

The Quilters Anonymous 43rd annual quilt show was held March 14-16, 2025 at the Evergreen State Fairgrounds in Monroe, WA. The theme was "Journey Into Quilting."

Over 400 quilts were on display, and these are the winners, as voted by the general public and, for the membership challenge, by QA members. We hope you'll be so enchanted by the quilts here that you'll come see us at our next quilt show in 2026!

Viewers' Choice Winner

Flocking Crazy, by Georgia Pierce

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Category Winners

Learning to Love My Longarm, by Beverly Bell

Pieced Solo A

1st Place: Learning to Love My Longarm, by Beverly Bell

2nd Place: Slot Canyon, by Jackie Benedetti

3rd Place: Sea of Andromeda, by Catherine Scott

Hon. Mention: What To Do With Little Dots, by Vicki Boddy



Pieced Solo B

1st Place: Make Do + Use It Up Carousel Medallion, by Pemberley Vander Linden

2nd Place: Awash in Color, by Beverly Bell

3rd Place: Sanctuary, by Teri Floyd

Hon. Mention: Oh the Cities I've Seen, by Jennifer Raymond


Make Do + Use It Up Carousel Medallion, by Pemberley Vander Linden


Poinsettia, by Belinda Murray

Pieced Solo C

1st Place: Poinsettia, by Belinda Murray

2nd Place: Mayhem, by Janice Marshall

3rd Place: Sarah's Fish Ladder, by Jackie Benedetti

Hon Mention: Jewel Box, by Nancy Tokarz



Applique

1st Place: Flocking Crazy, by Georgia Pierce

2nd Place: A Pattern Recipe, by Nora Bauser

3rd Place: Rose of Sharon Sampler, by Nancy Tokarz



Flocking Crazy, by Georgia Pierce



Statue of David, by Mindy Regnell

Foundation Pieced

1st Place: Statue of David, by Mindy Regnell

2nd Place: Batik Sampler, entered and quilted by Vicki Boddy. Top made by Laurel Strand

3rd Place: White Tail Buck, by Linda Dills



Mixed Techniques Solo

1st Place: Trade Winds, by Lisa Mortell

2nd Place: I Love Chickens, by Jan Halgrimson

3rd Place: Blooming ABCs, by Diane Roubal

Hon. Mention: 2020 Temperature Quilt, by Cynthia Gaub



Trade Winds, by Lisa Mortell



Steam Punk, by Izumi Harris

Pieced Duet A

1st Place: Steam Punk, by Izumi Harris

2nd Place: Cats in Pajamas, by Clare Kapitan, quilted by Dionne Hersh

3rd Place: Bird Song, by Leslie Kemberling

Hon. Mention: Fan Bird Quilt, by Joanne Larson, quilted by Jill Bell



Pieced Duet B

1st Place: Brown with a Side of More Brown, by Clare Kapitan

2nd Place: WWMD: Broken Dishes, by Martha Peterson

3rd Place: Indigo Conundrum, by Amy Myoraku

Hon. Mention: Animal World, by Martha O'Keefe



Brown with a Side of More Brown, by Clare Kapitan



On the Road Again, by Sue Mattson

Mixed Techniques Duet

1st Place: On the Road Again, by Sue Mattson

2nd Place: Summer Still Life, by Kim Moff



Group

1st Place: Garden of Friends, by Barbara Martin and the Kitsap Quilters Improv Group

2nd Place:  Summertime and the Living is Easy, by Judi Lynch and City Stitchers

3rd Place: Harvest of Jewels, by Patsy Hayes and friends



Garden of Friends, by Barbara Martin and the Kitsap Quilters Improv Group



Baa, by Carol Christ

Miniature

1st Place: Baa, by Carol Christ

2nd Place: Christmas Finally Comes, by Kathy Macdonald

3rd Place: Indigo Baby, by Sue Mattson



Small/Wall Hanging

1st Place: The "Fishy" Quilt, by Judi Schwarz

2nd Place: Water World, by Lisa Jenni

3rd Place: Spring Repose, by Pam Seaberg

Hon. Mention: Little Pumpkins, by Lisa Mortell



The "Fishy" Quilt, by Judi Schwarz



Summer Whimsey, by Judy Madsen

Large Solo

1st Place: Summer Whimsey, by Judy Madsen

2nd Place: Sunrise/Sunset, by Kim Moff

3rd Place: View from the Winter Palace II, by Nan Pardew



Large Duet/Group

1st Place: Aboriginal Dreaming, by Sandra Olsen

2nd Place: Not So Gray, by Kathleen Dewhirst, quilted by Adrienne Reynolds



Aboriginal Dreaming, by Sandra Olsen



Don't We all Need a Little Preening, by Jerri Stroud

Art/Innovative

1st Place: Don't We all Need a Little Preening, by Jerri Stroud

2nd Place: Coal Hill Ruin, by Susan John

3rd Place: Colts Question Mom's Menu, by Jerri Stroud

Hon. Mention: 10103 243rd Pl. SW, by Ruth Van Dyke



Juvenile Themed

1st Place: Annabelle's Adventure, by Lisa Mortell

2nd Place: Trucks for Max, by Suzanne Weaver

3rd Place: Harry's Desert Animals, by Judy Gudyka



Annabelle's Adventure, by Lisa Mortell


 

Top: Halloween NightMare, by Lydia Thiessen, quilted by Adrienne Reynolds
Bottom: Cosmic Little Christmas, by Marsha Hudson

Seasonal/Holiday/Patriotic

1st Place (Tie): Halloween NightMare, by Lydia Thiessen, quilted by Adrienne Reynolds

1st Place (Tie): Cosmic Little Christmas, by Marsha Hudson

2nd Place: Trick or Treat, by Joyce Clark

3rd Place (Tie): Walking in a Winter Wonderland, by Kathy Peloza

3rd Place (Tie): Vintage Christmas, by Marian Floyd

Hon. Mention: So This Is Christmas, by Kim Moff



Hand Quilted

1st Place: Scrappy Weather, by Nora Bauser

2nd Place: Catkin Around the World, by Wendy Bannister



Scrappy Weather, by Nora Bauser



Swirls of Color #1, by Arlette Wentz

Special Techniques

1st Place: Swirls of Color #1, by Arlette Wentz

2nd Place: 9-Patch Sampler, by Janice Marshall


Loving these beautiful quilts? Buy our 2025 Quilt Show Memories USB card and discover more hidden gems from the show!

Members Challenge Winners

Members were invited to create a small quilt depicting a place their quilting journey has taken them or a place they hope to go on a quilting journey, and to include at least one quilt in the design. QA members voted for their favorite challenge quilts, as well as the challenge quilts they felt best interpreted the show's theme..

1st Place: Elephant Seals on Parade, by Sue Mattson

2nd Place and Best Interpretation of Theme (Tie): 40+ Year Journey, by Kathy Macdonald

Best Interpretation of Theme (Tie): Journey Into Quilting, by Amy Spanne



Elephant Seals on Parade, by Sue Mattson

Journey Into Quilting, by Amy Spanne

 

40+ Year Journey, by Kathy Macdonald

Can't wait for our next quilt show? Purchase our 2025 Quilt Show Memories USB card to tide you over till the next show!

Youth Quilts

Quilts made by a person under the age of 18, entered either by a Junior Member or under the sponsorship of a QA member. The quilt may be made entirely by the young person or in collaboration with others. This category is not included in open voting, but special participation ribbons are awarded to all entries.

Animal Life, by Ursino (sponsored by Lisa Mortell)


Never Ending Borders, by Emma (sponsored by Gloria Young)


Don't miss our 44th annual quilt show, "Surrounded by Color", taking place March 13-15, 2026! Learn More ...

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