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Mayor Selects Pride of La Grange Quilts

A quilt by Barbara Schellberg of La Grange called “Black, White and Red All Over” was chosen as The Pride of La Grange winner in the artisan category at this year’s Best Little Quilt Show in Texas. Schellberg is shown here, right, accepting the award from La Grange mayor Jan Dockery, left. Photos by Jeff Wick
A quilt by Sandy Courrier of Muldoon called “Peaches ad Cream” was chosen as The Pride of La Grange winner in the professional category at this year’s Best Little Quilt Show in Texas. Courrier is shown here, right, accepting the award from La Grange mayor Jan Dockery, left. * Both of these quilts are Day 1 Bag Quilts, which means they will be given to kids in foster care when they graduate high school. The Day 1 Bag effort is getting 26 quilts from the local Colorado Valley Quilt Guild.

A quilt by Barbara Schellberg of La Grange called “Black, White and Red All Over” was chosen as The Pride of La Grange winner in the artisan category at this year’s Best Little Quilt Show in Texas. Schellberg is shown here, right, accepting the award from La Grange mayor Jan Dockery, left.

A quilt by Sandy Courrier of Muldoon called “Peaches ad Cream” was chosen as The Pride of La Grange winner in the professional category at this year’s Best Little Quilt Show in Texas. Courrier is shown here, right, accepting the award from La Grange mayor Jan Dockery, left.