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Lone Stars III : A Legacy of Texas Quilts, 1986-2011 / Karoline Patterson Bresenhan, Nancy O'Bryant Puentes.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: Charles N. Prothro Texana SeriesPublisher: Austin : University of Texas Press, [2021]Copyright date: ©2011Description: 1 online resource (400 p.)Content type:
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ISBN:
  • 9780292735569
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 746.4609764/074 22
LOC classification:
  • NK9112 .B685 2011
Other classification:
  • online - DeGruyter
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Contents:
Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- A Quarter Century of Change -- Searching for Texas Quilts in the Digital Age -- Texas Quilts: Bridging the Millennium -- The Quilts -- Captain Tom, A Tall Texan -- Reflections at Sunset -- Spiral Progression -- Pulse Star -- Princess Feather and Rose of Sharon -- 6 x 6 Comes Up Roses -- Expectations #4: Mixed Emotions -- Elizabethan Woods -- Storm Warning -- I See the Moon -- Walking on Shaky Ground: Head Series IV -- Enchanted Garden -- King of Hearts -- Legacy -- Botanica -- Contour of My Heart (Joe’s Quilt) -- In God We Trust -- Les Amis (Friends) -- Seasons in Silhouette -- My Stars! It’s a Baltimore!! -- Texas Triumph -- Once Upon a Time -- The Pheasant -- Piece & Quiet -- Germination -- Penelope’s Garden -- Summer Flowers -- Academic Laurels -- Rosehurst -- Companions -- Mumbo Jumbo III -- Rod ’n’ Reel -- Hot Pink Bird’s Nest -- Crewel Whirl -- The Dream -- Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea -- Variations on Jacobean -- Joy Ride -- Simple Gifts -- The Right One for Me -- Hannah’s Garden -- Forest Fire Spirits -- Guiding Light -- Reminiscence -- Feathered Rose -- The Rising Sun -- Floral Phantasma -- Friendship Wreath Album -- #132 -- Everything’s Coming Up Roses -- Shirley Was Right! -- Baltimore Cutwork Appliqué -- Untitled -- Pineapple Stretch -- Cherry Basket -- The Supper -- Sphere -- Mama Said -- Midnight on the Oasis -- There’s a Dandelion in Our Garden -- Gaillardia -- Affinity -- Quilt Works #2339 / Rose -- Pineapple Paintball / Rainbow Refraction -- Nightcruise on the River Thames / Little Boy Blue -- Mission: Impossible? / Rios -- Moonglow Madness -- Power of Houston -- Twylite Zone (Storm at Sea) -- Open Season -- On the Fourth Day -- #141 -- Carmen’s Veranda -- Magic Carpet -- Bluebonnets & Indian Paintbrushes -- Tobacco Leaf + Tulip -- Sitting on the Rock on the Bay -- Resolute -- Ladies in Red -- Spirit of America -- Suburban Sprawl -- Flora -- Canning Peaches -- Blind Man’s Fancy -- Coastline -- Blossoms in the BA -- Vase of Roses -- Tailspin -- Sun Ponies -- Blue Light Special -- Everyday Best -- The Barrel Racer -- In Texas You Gotta Play Football -- The Quilter -- Tree of Life -- Windswept -- Indy -- Hot Flashes -- Memorial Mosaic (a la Moda) -- Lone Star Blues -- The Forest and the Trees -- Loada Moda Scraps -- Fugue XI -- Spring Splendor -- Autumn Splendor -- My Monet -- America’s Flowers -- All Things Bright & Beautiful -- Time to Sew! -- Midnight Garden -- November -- The Fantasy Quilt -- Lapis Vessels -- Girlie Swirlies (aka Cosmic Curves) -- Hummingbird -- White Orchids -- Lake Reflections -- Jon’s Big Adventure -- Grannie -- Never Again New York Beauty -- Firewheels -- Stars All Around -- A San Antonio Fiesta -- Little Cities -- Gerbera -- Koi Under the Willow I -- In the Beginning -- Happy Trails -- Jewels on the Vine -- Libellula Saturata, Flame Skimmer -- Opposites Attract -- Geese and Feathers in the Garden -- Stars in a Garden -- Texas Sunflower -- Lily -- UFO Complete -- Red Spirals -- Little Red Spot -- I Sing the Flower Eclectic -- The Christmas Card Quilt -- “Houston . . . I Think We Have a Quilter” -- Dragonflies at Sunset -- One Fine Day -- The Winner’s Circle -- Old Alton Bridge -- Now -- Ladies of the Sea -- Staying Connected -- Beyond the Horizon -- Reclamation: Retro -- Reclamation: Retro -- Exiting Eden with Eve Firing Up the Pickup -- Circle the Date -- Oh My Gosh! -- Triple Four Patch -- Just Sing . . . Sing a Song -- Cubist’s Edge -- Group Conversations -- Wyoming Prairie Winters -- Texas Hay Rake -- Borders All Around -- Hospital Rising -- Chocolate & Cherries -- Life’s a Beach -- Among the Ancestors -- Thinking INside the Box: Tumbling Logs -- Wish You Were Here: Postcards fr om the Road -- John Lennon—Requiem -- Broken Star -- Tribute to Jane -- Breakfast in the Garden (Flowers of the Field Series) -- Iguana -- Starry Night -- Starry Night -- Oh, For Henna’s Sake -- Buttercream -- Headwaters -- Clam Session -- Big on Texas -- Coneflower -- A Few of My Favorite Things -- Curiosity -- My Friends Made Me Do It (aka Starlight Garden) -- Last Chance, Last Dance -- A Secret Garden Discovered -- Three’s Company -- Circular Momentum -- The Right Time -- Gold Rush -- Fireworks in the Midnight Sky -- Façade -- Think Green -- Sentinel in the Gulf -- Texas DNA -- Visions of Fairytales Danced in My Head -- Ripple Effect -- Glossary -- Selected Reading List -- Index
Summary: From frontier times in the Republic of Texas until today, Texans have been making gorgeous quilts. Karoline Patterson Bresenhan and Nancy O'Bryant Puentes documented the first 150 years of the state's rich heritage of quilt art in Lone Stars: A Legacy of Texas Quilts, 1836–1936 and Lone Stars II: A Legacy of Texas Quilts, 1936–1986. Now in Lone Stars III, they bring the Texas quilt story into the twenty-first century, presenting two hundred traditional and art quilts that represent "the best of the best" quilts created since 1986. The quilts in Lone Stars III display the explosion of creativity that has transformed quilting over the last quarter century. Some of the quilts tell stories, create landscapes, record events, and memorialize people. Others present abstract designs that celebrate form and color. Their makers have embraced machine quilting, as well as hand sewing, and they often embellish their quilts with buttons, beads, lace, ribbon, and even more exotic items. Each quilt is pictured in its entirely, and some entries also include photographs of quilt details. The accompanying text describes the quilt's creation, its maker, and its physical details. With 16.3 million American quilters who spend $3.6 billion annually on their pastime, the quilting community has truly become a force to reckon with both artistically and socially. Lone Stars III is the perfect introduction to this world of creativity.
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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- A Quarter Century of Change -- Searching for Texas Quilts in the Digital Age -- Texas Quilts: Bridging the Millennium -- The Quilts -- Captain Tom, A Tall Texan -- Reflections at Sunset -- Spiral Progression -- Pulse Star -- Princess Feather and Rose of Sharon -- 6 x 6 Comes Up Roses -- Expectations #4: Mixed Emotions -- Elizabethan Woods -- Storm Warning -- I See the Moon -- Walking on Shaky Ground: Head Series IV -- Enchanted Garden -- King of Hearts -- Legacy -- Botanica -- Contour of My Heart (Joe’s Quilt) -- In God We Trust -- Les Amis (Friends) -- Seasons in Silhouette -- My Stars! It’s a Baltimore!! -- Texas Triumph -- Once Upon a Time -- The Pheasant -- Piece & Quiet -- Germination -- Penelope’s Garden -- Summer Flowers -- Academic Laurels -- Rosehurst -- Companions -- Mumbo Jumbo III -- Rod ’n’ Reel -- Hot Pink Bird’s Nest -- Crewel Whirl -- The Dream -- Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea -- Variations on Jacobean -- Joy Ride -- Simple Gifts -- The Right One for Me -- Hannah’s Garden -- Forest Fire Spirits -- Guiding Light -- Reminiscence -- Feathered Rose -- The Rising Sun -- Floral Phantasma -- Friendship Wreath Album -- #132 -- Everything’s Coming Up Roses -- Shirley Was Right! -- Baltimore Cutwork Appliqué -- Untitled -- Pineapple Stretch -- Cherry Basket -- The Supper -- Sphere -- Mama Said -- Midnight on the Oasis -- There’s a Dandelion in Our Garden -- Gaillardia -- Affinity -- Quilt Works #2339 / Rose -- Pineapple Paintball / Rainbow Refraction -- Nightcruise on the River Thames / Little Boy Blue -- Mission: Impossible? / Rios -- Moonglow Madness -- Power of Houston -- Twylite Zone (Storm at Sea) -- Open Season -- On the Fourth Day -- #141 -- Carmen’s Veranda -- Magic Carpet -- Bluebonnets & Indian Paintbrushes -- Tobacco Leaf + Tulip -- Sitting on the Rock on the Bay -- Resolute -- Ladies in Red -- Spirit of America -- Suburban Sprawl -- Flora -- Canning Peaches -- Blind Man’s Fancy -- Coastline -- Blossoms in the BA -- Vase of Roses -- Tailspin -- Sun Ponies -- Blue Light Special -- Everyday Best -- The Barrel Racer -- In Texas You Gotta Play Football -- The Quilter -- Tree of Life -- Windswept -- Indy -- Hot Flashes -- Memorial Mosaic (a la Moda) -- Lone Star Blues -- The Forest and the Trees -- Loada Moda Scraps -- Fugue XI -- Spring Splendor -- Autumn Splendor -- My Monet -- America’s Flowers -- All Things Bright & Beautiful -- Time to Sew! -- Midnight Garden -- November -- The Fantasy Quilt -- Lapis Vessels -- Girlie Swirlies (aka Cosmic Curves) -- Hummingbird -- White Orchids -- Lake Reflections -- Jon’s Big Adventure -- Grannie -- Never Again New York Beauty -- Firewheels -- Stars All Around -- A San Antonio Fiesta -- Little Cities -- Gerbera -- Koi Under the Willow I -- In the Beginning -- Happy Trails -- Jewels on the Vine -- Libellula Saturata, Flame Skimmer -- Opposites Attract -- Geese and Feathers in the Garden -- Stars in a Garden -- Texas Sunflower -- Lily -- UFO Complete -- Red Spirals -- Little Red Spot -- I Sing the Flower Eclectic -- The Christmas Card Quilt -- “Houston . . . I Think We Have a Quilter” -- Dragonflies at Sunset -- One Fine Day -- The Winner’s Circle -- Old Alton Bridge -- Now -- Ladies of the Sea -- Staying Connected -- Beyond the Horizon -- Reclamation: Retro -- Reclamation: Retro -- Exiting Eden with Eve Firing Up the Pickup -- Circle the Date -- Oh My Gosh! -- Triple Four Patch -- Just Sing . . . Sing a Song -- Cubist’s Edge -- Group Conversations -- Wyoming Prairie Winters -- Texas Hay Rake -- Borders All Around -- Hospital Rising -- Chocolate & Cherries -- Life’s a Beach -- Among the Ancestors -- Thinking INside the Box: Tumbling Logs -- Wish You Were Here: Postcards fr om the Road -- John Lennon—Requiem -- Broken Star -- Tribute to Jane -- Breakfast in the Garden (Flowers of the Field Series) -- Iguana -- Starry Night -- Starry Night -- Oh, For Henna’s Sake -- Buttercream -- Headwaters -- Clam Session -- Big on Texas -- Coneflower -- A Few of My Favorite Things -- Curiosity -- My Friends Made Me Do It (aka Starlight Garden) -- Last Chance, Last Dance -- A Secret Garden Discovered -- Three’s Company -- Circular Momentum -- The Right Time -- Gold Rush -- Fireworks in the Midnight Sky -- Façade -- Think Green -- Sentinel in the Gulf -- Texas DNA -- Visions of Fairytales Danced in My Head -- Ripple Effect -- Glossary -- Selected Reading List -- Index

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From frontier times in the Republic of Texas until today, Texans have been making gorgeous quilts. Karoline Patterson Bresenhan and Nancy O'Bryant Puentes documented the first 150 years of the state's rich heritage of quilt art in Lone Stars: A Legacy of Texas Quilts, 1836–1936 and Lone Stars II: A Legacy of Texas Quilts, 1936–1986. Now in Lone Stars III, they bring the Texas quilt story into the twenty-first century, presenting two hundred traditional and art quilts that represent "the best of the best" quilts created since 1986. The quilts in Lone Stars III display the explosion of creativity that has transformed quilting over the last quarter century. Some of the quilts tell stories, create landscapes, record events, and memorialize people. Others present abstract designs that celebrate form and color. Their makers have embraced machine quilting, as well as hand sewing, and they often embellish their quilts with buttons, beads, lace, ribbon, and even more exotic items. Each quilt is pictured in its entirely, and some entries also include photographs of quilt details. The accompanying text describes the quilt's creation, its maker, and its physical details. With 16.3 million American quilters who spend $3.6 billion annually on their pastime, the quilting community has truly become a force to reckon with both artistically and socially. Lone Stars III is the perfect introduction to this world of creativity.

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