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Joanne Baeth's quilt, Sunset and Sandhill Cranes, has won a number of awards including: AQS Des Moines 2009, Best Machine Workmanship, Denver Quilt Festival 2010, Best of Show, IQA Houston 2010, Best Pictorial, Road to California 2011, Masterpiece and Pacific West Quilt Show 2011, Best of Show. Her quilts are influenced by her environment. Here is what she has to say:

"I am fortunate to live in an rural area in southeastern Oregon with wetlands, refuges, forests, and lakes nearby. This amazing area is the largest migration route in the Pacific Northwest for over 300 species of birds. I became inspired by the wildlife and nature surrounding me and started taking photographs and drawing birds, animals and landscapes. My husband and I are in the outdoors often which gives me the opportunity to observe wildlife in settings that are different with each season."

Click here to see the quilt.

To learn more, visit Joanne's website.

Sunset and Sandhill Cranes - 36 Pieces Non-Rotating

Sunset and Sandhill Cranes - 100 Pieces Non-Rotating

Sunset and Sandhill Cranes - 252 Pieces Non-Rotating

Sunset and Sandhill Cranes - 100 Pieces Rotating

Sunset and Sandhill Cranes - 300 Pieces Rotating

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#4 Sandy J 2020-04-24 12:44
I seen this quilt at the Des Moines show and really liked it but something has always bugged me about it. Can someone tell me how she got the border darker than the scene.
#3 4RSWY 2020-04-22 21:30
Loved the image. We lived in Wyoming and the sandhill cranes spent part of their season near our cabin.
#2 Pamela C, 2020-04-22 11:38
First time I tried the puzzle. Loved it. Only took me 69 minutes. Yikes. Took awhile to remember the finer points of working a puzzle likes corners and edges.
#1 Juile Manis 2020-04-22 07:23
Thank you for the extra puzzle!
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