2019 Challenge Quilt
International Colours
The rules for the 2019 Challenge:
1. Members drew a the name of a country.
2. They used the colors of that country's flag, but could add additional colors if desired.
3. They had to incorporate a "recognizable" symbol representing their country.
4. They could not use a flag or make a flag for this challenge.
1. Members drew a the name of a country.
2. They used the colors of that country's flag, but could add additional colors if desired.
3. They had to incorporate a "recognizable" symbol representing their country.
4. They could not use a flag or make a flag for this challenge.
2018 Challenge Quilt
Pick A Season
The 2018 challenge was to create a quilt that depicts one, or more, of the four seasons in Ashe County.
2017 Challenge Quilt
Birthmonth
The 2017 challenge was to create a wall hanging, accessory, doll or home decoration incorporating the quilter's birth month flower and birth stone.
First Place
Peg Hofstetter
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Second Place
Michele Hayes
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Third Place
Jean Sherrill
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2016 Challenge Quilt
Black and White Plus One!
For this challenge we were to use black, white and one other color in any combination of black solid, black with white, solid white, white with black, etc. For the plus one color we could use (as an example) purple, purple solid, purple with white, purple with black, etc. Any combination, as long as your project is black, white plus one color.
2015 Challenge Quilt
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For the 2015 challenge, all sides had to be 20 inches long, the colors black, green and orange had to be used, there had to be at least one pumpkin and one jack-o-lantern face, the design needed to be original without the use of a kit and we were allowed to use any technique of our choosing.
2014 Challenge Quilts
During our July 2013 meeting, envelopes with numbers on them were distributed. Each person wanting to participate took an envelope and wrote their number on a sheet of paper that was also passed around. Inside the envelope was the name of a quilt block. The challenge was to make a quilt with the sides no smaller than 20 inches and no larger than 30 inches. Participants were not to piece the named block, but to make a quilt using a play on the quilt block name.