Bear Creek Quilt Guild, Inc
since 1991
2008 Bear Creek Quilt Guild Quilt Show

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1. Pieced, large
A pieced quilt that is larger than 65� on any side and primarily patchwork; hand or machine quilted
2. Appliqué, large
An appliquéd quilt that is larger than 65� on any side and primarily appliqué; hand or machine quilted
3. Pieced, small
A pieced quilt in which no side measures more than 64�; hand or machine quilted
4. Appliqué, small
An appliquéd quilt in which no side measures more than 64�; hand or machine quilted
5. One person, pieced or appliqué, machine quilted
A quilt that has been made and machine quilted by one person; may be pieced or appliqué
6. One person,  pieced or appliqué, hand quilted
A quilt that has been pieced and hand quilted by one person
7. Miniatures
A quilt in which no side measures more than 24�; all interior blocks are no larger than 4�; this is separate from the small quilt auction
8. Art quilts
A quilt of any size in which a technique or combination of techniques or materials are used in a non-traditional way
9. Chairman�s Challenge � Civil War Sample
A sampler quilt using only Civil War reproduction fabrics; minimum quilt size is 36�  x 36� and the maximum size is 64� x 64� 
10. Kits, Block-of- the-month
A quilt of any size in which the patterns and fabrics have been packaged as a kit or unit for retail sale
11. Group/Friendship
A quilt made by a group of three or more persons
12. Other techniques
Any quilt that does not fit into other categories such as rag quilts, yo-yo, cathedral window, redwork, wholecloth, chenille, etc.
13. Garments
 Items of clothing created using the art of quilting and/or embroidery and  embellishment
14. Juniors
A quilt made by someone 18 years of age or younger, either a group or individual effort; entrants have the option of being judged, and all quilts will receive a ribbon in recognition of their entry
Entry Instructions and Rules


Instructions
  •  The 2008 Entry Form and photo must be received no later than October 19, 2007. 
  • Only members of BCQG may enter quilts. Membership dues for 2007-2008 must be current. 
  • A non-member may participate in the show by becoming a member of BCQG, joining and paying the dues.
  • The fee for judging a quilt is $4. The fee for critiquing, but not judging, a quilt is $2.
  • Each entry shall consist of:
    • Completed (and signed) entry form, with one completed form for each entry
    • Judging or critique fees (if appropriate), with fees to be paid in cash or via check made out to BCQG
    • One color photo of the entry, labeled with the entrant�s name and quilt title, and attached to the entry form. Note: All photos will become the property of BCQG and will not be returned. Photos can be taken at Guild meetings at a cost of $1.00 per photo in September and October.


    Submit entry materials at the September or October BCQG meetings or mail them to:
        Sheri Jones
        2966 Majestic Oak Dr
        Grapevine TX 76051


Rules

  • You must select a category for your quilt when completing the entry form. If you aren�t sure of the appropriate category, please make the best choice you can and indicate your uncertainty on the front of the form. Then provide any additional information about your questions or concerns on the back of the form. The Committee will then review your information and make the final decision. The Committee reserves the right to make changes in categories as it deems appropriate.
  • Entries do not have to be finished when photographed. However, please turn in entry forms and photos only for quilts that you are sure will be finished before the show. To conduct a first-class show, we have to make specific plans regarding how best to display all our quilts. When a quilt doesn�t show up as expected, we may have to leave a hole in the display, and that reflects poorly on the BCQG.
  • Entrants are responsible for their own insurance on all items. The signed entry form releases BCQG and Will Rogers Memorial Complex from any and all liability, and all unsigned forms will be returned. BCQG will take reasonable care to protect all entries but is not responsible for entries. 
  • The Quilt Show Committee reserves the right to refuse any entry that it deems to be inappropriate or that fails to meet entry requirements. If there becomes a lack of show space, the Committee may need to delete an item; the entrant would be notified.
  • Items that have been exhibited in a previous BCQG show may not be entered again.


Preparation for the Show

Each entry must have a 4� double-casing sleeve stitched to the top of the back of the quilt. If the item exceeds 90� in length, please drop the sleeve down from the top. Sleeve directions
Miniature quilts do not need a sleeve; they will be pinned to the drape. If you don�t want your miniature to be pinned, please attach a sleeve and we will try to display it without using pins.
Each entry must have a 4�x 4� fabric identification label stitched (not pinned) to the lower right back of the quilt and the inside of clothing. This label must include name, address and telephone number.
Each item, including garments, must be submitted in a fabric bag with the entrant�s name on the bag. Please include only one entry per bag. The Quilt Identification and Claim Check portion of your registration must be attached to the outside of the bag with a safety pin.
Entries must be clean and in good condition. Double knit cloth and �cheater cloth� are not permitted.


Delivery/Pickup

All entries must be delivered on Thursday, February 7 between 10 a.m. and 12 noon.
  Amon Carter Exhibit Hall
  3400 Burnett Tandy Road
  Fort Worth, Texas
All entries must be picked up Sunday, February 10, immediately after the quilt show has been taken down and clean-up is completed. 
No entry will be released before clean-up is completed, and no entry will be released without a signed claim check. Your help with the work and patience with the process will be greatly appreciated by all the hard-working show volunteers.

 

 


 
 
Donna Hoffmann, Quilt Show Chairperson