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The 27th Annual Asheville Quilt Show, themed 'Carolina Blues', will take place from August 7-9, 2009, at The North Carolina Arboretum. Organized by the Asheville Quilt Guild, the event features over $6,000 in prize money and various categories for quilt entries. Participants must adhere to specific rules regarding quilt construction and submission deadlines. The show includes an awards presentation and opportunities for attendees to view and purchase quilts.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the 2009 Asheville Quilt Show entry form in the editor.
Begin by entering your name and contact information in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy for smooth communication.
Indicate whether you are an AQG member by selecting 'Yes' or 'No'. This affects your entry fee.
Fill in details about your quilt, including its name, category, and construction methods. Be sure to circle the appropriate category number.
If applicable, provide a sale price for your quilt and check if it is for sale during the show.
Review all entries carefully before signing the form to agree to the rules and procedures of the show.
Save your completed form and print a copy for your records. Submit it along with any required fees and photographs as instructed.

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How many quilts are in the sisters quilt show?

The Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show (SOQS) is internationally recognized as the worlds largest outdoor quilt show displaying more than 1300 quilts representing fiber artists from around the world.

How do quilt guilds raise money?

6 Ways to Raise Money for Your Guild Try offering a challenge that members pay to participate in. Try getting a challenge fabric on sale and then sell pieces of it. Does your guild want to host a great guest speaker or workshop? Sales are another great way to raise money for your guild.

What is the purpose of a quilt guild?

A quilting guild is an organization of people who share an interest in quilting, which is the art of sewing together multiple layers of fabric to create a quilt. The primary purpose of a quilting guild is to provide a forum for quilters to meet, socialize, and exchange ideas and techniques related to quilting.

What is the largest quilt show in the world?

Held each January, the Tokyo International Quilt Festival is the largest quilt festival in the world.

Where is quilt con?

The Convention Center is located at 100 North Third Street, Phoenix, Arizona, 85004. How can I stay informed about all things QuiltCon?

How do you start a quilt guild?

We would suggest you start by asking at the local modern fabric shops and quilt shops as they all like having potential customers in their store once a month. General craft shops are another great option. Also think about community centers, libraries or church meeting rooms.

How many quilts does the average quilter make a year?

They are comfortable with technology and have 10 years of quilt-making under their belt. The average quilter starts 11 projects a year, and finishes 9, spending six hours per week dedicated to working on quilting projects. Most projects are small, such as lap quilts, and are made in a traditional style.

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