2024 Challenge is inspired by Global Fabric Art. This may be any folk/ethnic fabric art such as Molas, Sashiko, Kantha, Amish, Hmong, Bargello, Provencal, etc The first showing is at the Maine Quilt show, and than it travels around the state of Maine.
Finished quilts must be no less than 100" in Perimeter, and no more than 60" on a side.
Quilt must have a 4" or wider hanging sleeve.
Add a Label. Minimum information on the label includes Quilt Title and Artist's Name and Contact Information.
Decide if you want your quilt to travel, and if you want it to be for sale (and the price.)
Travel quilts must be in a bag that is at least as long as the sleeve, with your name and contact information clearly visible both on the bag and on your quilt label.
AGENDA FOR UPCOMING MEETINGS ARE PUBLISHED A FEW WEEKS IN ADVANCE. Members receive the agenda by email, please watch this site for full details closer to the meeting dates.
9:30 Program Begins
Noon-Break for lunch
12:30-Business Meeting
Members celebrations and sharing of work
1. Secretary’s Report
2. Treasurer’s Report
3. Librarian’s Report
4. Challenge Site Report
5. Patchwork Press
6. Program Committee
7. Challenge Committee
Location: Buker Community Center, 22 Armory Street, Augusta, Maine (see map below) Directions: Maine Turnpike Exit 109 A, (ME 17/ ME 100/ US 202/ western Ave.) turn right towards Augusta on Western Ave. Turn right on Armory St (.6 mile). Buker Community Center is immediately on right. the parking lot may be full at times because of other activities at the center, parking is permitted around the entire building (bring a rolling cart for ease). Enter through the front entrance.