Kathleen Rountree
quilts and fiber arts
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These photographs highlight just a few of Kathleen's works. Please contact her to learn more.
Major Prizes and Awards
Major Prizes and Awards
- Best Wall Quilt, 2nd Prize. Quilts Unlimited, View Museum and Cultural Center, Old Forge, NY, 2023.
- Best Machine Quilting, Quilts Unlimited, View Museum and Cultural Center, Old Forge, NY, 2023.
- First Prize, Special Techniques - Western North Carolina Quilt Show, 2022.
- Honorable Mention, Art Quilts - Western North Carolina Quilt Show, 2022.
- Best Interpretation of Theme - Pennsylvania National Quilt Festival, 2021.
- Best Sewing Machine Workmanship, Wall Quilts - Pacific International Quilt Festival, 2020
Judges Choice – Mid-Atlantic Quilt Festival, 2019
Best Machine Workmanship – Pennsylvania Quilt Extravaganza, 2016
Judges Choice – Mid-Atlantic Quilt Festival, 2016
- Best Interpretation of Theme – Quiltfest Savannah, 2015
- Honorable Mention – Denver National Quiltfest, 2014
- Best Machine Quilting – Pennsylvania National Quilt Extravaganza, 2014
Museum and Gallery Exhibitions
Museum and Gallery Exhibitions
- Solo Artist Exhibition. "Vintage Linen Quilts", Virginia Quilt Museum, Harrisonburg, VA. Oct 29-Dec 3, 2021.
- Solo Artist Exhibition, "Vintage Linen Quilts", McLean Textile Gallery, McLean, VA, April24-May 21, 2021. A collection of 14 quilts built on vintage table linens.
- "First Cotillion" , included in the "Artist Sheltering during the time of COVID", Blue Line Art Gallery, Rosemont, CA, 2021.
- "Flowers on the Wall", included in "Imagination 1 x 4", Blackrock Center for the Arts, Germantown, MD January 9 - 20, 2021.
- "Flowers on the Wall", included in "Imagination 1 x 4", Mid-Atlantic Quilt Festival Virtual Exhibit, 2021.
- Artist Gallery, Festival of Quilts, Birmingham, England (invited 2020; cancelled due to COVID).
STUDENT PROJECTS
STUDENT PROJECTS
In my class, "Easy Ways to Use Linens and Laces", each student designs and executes an original small wholecloth wall quilt, starting with a doily or linen piece. Each student was able to finish their piece, quiting and binding included, within a few days of the class. It is a delight to see each unique project develop during the class.
Classes and lectures change frequently. Please contact me for information and to determine which fits your group's needs best !
The projects below are from a class in Concord, North Carolina. I enjoyed being with you, quilters!
