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Shockey Quilt 2016-2017

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Date: Jul 2016 to Jun 2017
Location: [unknown]
Surnames/tags: Shockey Schacke quilt
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This quilt was designed by Charlotte Shockey. She saw how many years ago they would have raffles at the Shockey Reunions to raise money for the Shockey Family Fellowship Inc. and thought it would be great to create a beautiful family heirloom that can raise money.

The quilt is mostly made up of blocks that Charlotte considered to reflect on the Shockey family in some way. She even created three blocks: Shockeysville Church, Shockey Gang Cave, and the brick to represent the foundation of John Christopher Shockey's homestead.

Stacie George Briggs did the amazing work of hand stitching the big square, the name square, the names on the sashing AND put all our blocks together finishing out the quilt.

Below are photos of each person with their squares and final quilt with those who were able to make it to the reunion.

Diane Shockey Wright with quilt blocks: Boat, Fool's Puzzle (from John Aaron's cabin).
Sue Dexheimer with quilt blocks: Storm at Sea, Lightning in the Hills
Milly Fessler with quilt blocks: 2 Log Cabins
Patricia England Griffin with quilt blocks: 2 Fields & Fences
Kaylene Silvester with quilt blocks: 2 Centennial, 2 Underground Railroad
Charlotte Shockey with quilt blocks: Brick, Church, Cave, Country Farm, Kitchen Woodbox, 2 Colonial Pavement
Stacie George Briggs with quilt blocks: Johann Christoffel Schacke/John Christopher Shockey, Quilters block, children names on sashing, pieced quilt together
Finished quilt but for binding. Stacie also added an outline of Switzerland, Germany, and the United States in the large center block.
Almost finished quilt (except for binding) with Kaylene Silvester, Charlotte Shockey, and Stacie George Briggs.

We raised $180 with the quilt for the Shockey Family Fellowship Inc. The winner of the quilt is Sharon (Shockey) Wetzel.

Winner Sharon with quilt!




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What a fabulous idea and what a wonderful finished product. I AM impressed with the way you put it together and HOW it came together. Beautiful!!
Beautiful quilt Charlotte.
posted by David Selman
Should put this for family heirlooms tag also.
posted by [Living Barnett]