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quilted hand for The International Quilt Festival Of Ireland |
The exhibit will become an annual exhibit that will welcome quilters from all over the world. It will increase in size every year. The original idea and concept was that 1000 quilters from Ireland would participate. After many requests from else where now everyone can participate.
Guidelines:
All entries must be made of fabric and have been sewn by hand or machine. All entries must have the artists name, where you are from and a short welcome message and the date you created the block written or sewn onto the front of the block. Entries are also encouraged to be embellished with as much appliqué work as you like. All entries that are submitted become property of the IQFOI and will not be returned. Highlighted entries will be shown in our festival program, online and in print.
The blocks for this exhibit must be 10 inches square. These blocks can be made of any combination of green and white fabric with your hand traced in one color or the other on a contrasting green or white background. Blocks should be quilted with just the wadding behind, no backing, and no binding.
Submission:
For any questions, regarding rules or submission, please contact Suz at suz@iqfoi.com. Every entry will be included in this exhibit, and all entries must be received at one of our IQFOI offices by March 1, 2012.
For any questions, regarding rules or submission, please contact Suz at suz@iqfoi.com. Every entry will be included in this exhibit, and all entries must be received at one of our IQFOI offices by March 1, 2012.
In the United States:
Sew Many Places
117 West St. Paul Street
Spring Valley, IL 61362
Sew Many Places
117 West St. Paul Street
Spring Valley, IL 61362
In Europe:
IQFOI
7 St. Francis Street
Galway City
IQFOI
7 St. Francis Street
Galway City
County Galway
Ireland
Ireland
African Dream
my square for the festival, France 20 x 20 cm |
You can send a square of 20 x 20 cm
Le concept est simple :
un immense PATCH intergénérationnel, riche de savoir-faire et de « cultures » textiles
pour un événement collaboratif, convivial et évolutif.
un immense PATCH intergénérationnel, riche de savoir-faire et de « cultures » textiles
pour un événement collaboratif, convivial et évolutif.
Cette année, le festival s’étoffe.
Le PATCH sera exposé aux côtés d'installations d’artistes contemporains qui habilleront,
du 26 mai au 24 Juin 2012, le magnifique Hospice Saint-Charles à Rosny-sur-Seine (Yvelines).
Découvrez le blog,et pour les participants des précédentes éditions,
faites nous connaître votre actu, nous la relaierons dans votre "carré":
et participez à l'évènement via facebook
African Dream II