Tennessee Alpaca Association Scarf Competition
Deadline: April 1, 2010
Sweetwater, TN
The Tennessee Alpaca Association is sponsoring an alpaca scarf competition to promote the use of alpaca fiber produced right here in Tennessee. Knitters, crocheters, weavers and felters: Send us your very best. We invite all Tennessee fiber artists to join the fun. Two hundred dollars to the winner in each category. Click here for more information.
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Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Tennessee Alpaca Association Scarf Competition Deadline April 1, 2010
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Frist Center Kids Club @ Frist: June 13, 2009
Frist Center Kids Club
Saturday, June 13, 10:30 a.m., 1:00 p.m., or 3:00 p.m.
FREE
Kids Club members will GO GREEN using colorful recycled materials and natural fibers to create decorative, handmade paper bowls.
Reservations are strongly suggested. Walk-ups are welcome as long as space is available. Please note, even if you are a current Kids Club member, it is important that you make a reservation. Call 615.744.3357 to make your reservation.
Monday, February 25, 2008
International Fiber Collaborative seeks fiber panels to cover gas station..
Seeking Participants. The goal of the International Fiber Collaborative is to provide an opportunity for people who enjoy working with crafts, whether professional artists, hobbyists or students to come together from all over the world to express their concerns about their countries extreme dependency on oil for energy. Those who participate will crochet, knit, stitch, patch, or collage a 3' x 3' square fiber panel that will express each participants concern towards this topic. By taking the step to create a panel with any design, and sending it in, in the larger picture, is expressing your concern. Once all 800 panels are received, they will be sewn together to completely cover an abandoned gas station and gas pumps in central New York.
check out for more information
http://internationalfibercollaborative.com
Monday, February 11, 2008
American Quilter's Society (AQS) Quilt Expo – Nashville: Deadline May 5, 08
American Quilter's Society (AQS) Quilt Expo – Nashville
Deadline: May 5, 2008 (RECEIVED)
AQS Quilt Expo – Nashville
August 20-23, 2008
Download the complete Contest Rules and Entry Form
* Limit of two entries per person, one entry per category.
* All quilts must be quilted by hand, by machine, or both.
* Quilts/needlework must have been finished between May 1, 2005, and May 1,
2008, and be in excellent condition.
* Quilts/needlework displayed in any previous AQS contest (Paducah or
Nashville) or made from precut or stamped kits are ineligible.
CATEGORIES
Quilting: Quilts in Bed or Wall Size
Quilter’s Choice Quilts (Width 48” to 110”; Length 48” or more)
Quilts made using any quiltmaking technique.
On The Wall Quilts (Width 30” to 60”; Length 30” or more)
Quilts made for display on a wall, using any quiltmaking technique.
SewTech: Made by Machine Quilts
(Width 48” to 110”; Length 48” or more) – Quilt or wallhanging made entirely by machine (domestic home sewing machine, longarm machine, or embroidery machine).
Guild Challenge: The Ultimate Guild Challenge Quilts
(Width 30” to 60”; Length 30” to 60”) – The quilt guild selects the top eight quilts from their guild challenge to enter in The Ultimate Guild Challenge.
Needlework: Stitched Pieces Made of Fiber
(Width 12” to 36”; Length 12” to 48”) Needlework piece made of cloth, thread, or yarn (that is not a quilt), using a single or multiple needlework techniques: crochet, embroidery (crewel, crossstitch, goldwork, ribbon embroidery, stumpwork, white or black work),
knitting, lacemaking, needlepoint, needlepunch, tatting, or weaving.
Special: Abraham Lincoln Contest
Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Quilts– (Width 48” to 110”; Length 48” or more)
The story of his life is one of commitment to the ideals of freedom, democracy, and equal opportunity. Quilts might be based on any of a variety of themes related to Lincoln, from his humble beginnings, nineteenth-century political culture, the Civil War, to Lincoln’s legacy today. Quilts must depict the life of our 16th president, Abraham Lincoln, by incorporating some aspect of his life or influence on our country. Quilts may be based on: a theme related to Lincoln, pictorial quilts, traditional quilt blocks (e.g., Abe Lincoln’s Log Cabin, Lincoln’s Platform, or the Lincoln Quilt), blocks relating to his birthplace or states where he lived, his quotes, or writings.
Check out these Web sites for more information on Abraham Lincoln and the bicentennial celebration:
Awards
NEW! $10,000 Best of Show Award
$5,000 Best Hand Workmanship Award
$5,000 Best Machine Workmanship Award
$3,000 Best Longarm Workmanship Award
$3,000 Best Wall Quilt Award
Additional prizes in each category:
1st Place: $1,500
2nd Place: $1,000
3rd Place: $ 750
Images
Two Digital Images on CD-Rom or two 35 mm slides (one full view of completed quilt/needlework and one detail ofcompleted piece)
Entry fee
AQS members: $10.00 per quilt/needlework
Non-members: $30.00 per quilt/needlework
American Quilter’s Society
P.O. Box 3290, Paducah, KY 42002-3290
270-898-7903
AmericanQuilter.com
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