Did you meet the 2007 Challenge?

Sue DeSantis created a great challenge based on the colors of crayons selected at random from a paper bag. A few challengers who were up to the test, and some of the results are here for your enjoyment...

Congratulations to the following members for their winning efforts:

Pieced                               Appliquéd                        Art

1st       Rose Hoeg               1st      Chris Landis            1st      Susan Schaller

2nd      Jane Kelly                2nd      Shari Brindley         2nd      Priscilla Avery

3rd      Jayne Burk                3rd      Connie Howard        3rd      Harolyn Burns

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2007 Guild Challenge

Miami Valley Quilters' Guild

An Ohio Quilt Guild for Quilters and Fabric Artists in Southwest Ohio

     Each year members of the Miami Valley Quilters Guild are "challenged" to undertake a unique quilting project.  Following instructions set by the Challenge chair, members are invited to create their entry, sometimes involving specific colors or themes, but always allowing for a variety of techniques and styles to foster creativity.  To complete the Challenge, members exhibit their quilts at a guild meeting where members of the group vote on their choices in a variety of categories.

     The Miami Valley Quilters' Guild is more than just a club, we are a diverse group with more than 200 members from all areas of interest and all quilting skill levels. Members include quilters, quilt collectors, quilting teachers, designers and those simply interested in the art and craft of quilting. Members of the group have varied interests: traditional quilts and fabric art - hand piecing and machine work - long-arm machine quilting, home machine quilting and, of course, hand quilting.

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