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Rehoboth Museum holding needlework exhibit
BY STEVEN BILLUPS
March 31, 2014
Roseanne Jahnke from Georgetown won a blue ribbon for her beadwork piece titled “Irresistible Iridescent.” BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Georgetown Resident Geri Williams took home an Honorable Mention in the Canvas Work category for her “Caladium Leaves.” BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Vaya Wissman of Milford won two ribbons, a first place, not shown, and a second place for her Counted Thread Greek design. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Donna Ferragut of Rehoboth Beach won first place in the Heirloom Sewing category with her piece “Oh to Live in a House by the Sea.” BY STEVEN BILLUPS
A detail of Ferragut's award winner shows one panel consisting of 12 different pieces of fabric. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Shirley Coaley of Milton took home Best in Show for her Canvas Work piece titled “Inspiration.” BY STEVEN BILLUPS
The Rehoboth Beach Museum held its Fourth Annual Needlework Exhibit opening March 15. The exhibit, consisting of 70 entries in eight categories, was judged by Donna Halprin, a certified judge from Ohio.
Exhibit Chair Dolores Andrew, left, stands with Brenda Côté who won second place in the Sampler category with her “Sampler Synchronicity.” The exhibit remains open until May 11.
