
The guild has come up with some Special Projects for you to challenge yourself with. All members are encouraged to participate. See below for more information.
Each month we present a fun, quick challenge, to use as an opportunity to try something new, as a diversion from a more serious project, or as the only project you can squeeze into a busy schedule.
Challenge 13: Make any 9-patch, no size limits, but the colour must be predominantly green.


Challenge 12: Make a "Modern Quilt" using solid coloured fabrics and geometric shapes.
Challenge 11: Favourite quilt patch, favourite colour and its split complementary

Challenge 10: Make a 1-block or 1-patch quilt.
Challenge 9: 6 x 10 inch Mug Rug

Challenge 8: Use yellow and blue in a star block
Challenge 7: Flying Geese blocks in pastels
Challenge 6: Red was the main colour, and the churn dash block needed to be included
Challenge 5: The colour purple, based on a rail fence pattern
Challenge 3: Green Project (at least 30% recycled, reused or re-purposed materials)
Challenge 2: Design must include complete or incomplete circles, with at least one floral or floral-inspired fabric.
Challenge 1: Design must be based on the log cabin block. The colour red must appear in the front of the quilt.
See instructions for all Quilt Walk Challenges.
This original Mystery Quilt was designed by Tammy. Instructions for the four blocks can be found below. Thank you to Aurifil for their generous donation of prizes for this challenge.
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Block A Block B Block C Block D |
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Create a small wallhanging using colors from one of these photos; complete
and return to January guild meeting. Questions to Bonnie Rozander.
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Create a unique Thimble Case to hold your thimbles.
Napkin Cuffs are a pleasant
change from napkin rings.
Gift Card Holders
can be customized for birthdays, Christmas, Easter or just thank you gifts.
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This is a fun and simple way to make coasters
with a different flair. Template available! |
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Bring your fat quarters in a brown bag to the July meeting to join in this challenge. Take home a different bag and bring your completed quilt to the September guild meeting.
Look in the mirror and what do you see? This challenge was to create a Self Portrait. Minimum size has been changed to 18" x 24".
She can be wild or modern, but not traditional.
She can be a feather dancer, a hippie, or as mentioned in the Sept, meeting, a motorbike rider.
You can make a quilt, wall hanging, cushion or potholder, etc.
February is the month of love, so maybe you'd like to show Sun Bonnet Sue in love.
Your quilt may be any size and will be displayed at the February Guild meeting.
Interpret the theme "The Games People Play". This could be a board game, a traditional children's game or a sport. See completed quilts from our November 2008 meeting below.
Choose a gift bag and let this be your inspiration for our Bag Ladies Unite Challenge. See the quilts and the gift bags that inspired them below.
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What's a journal quilt? A journal quilt is a small quilt that you make to document an event in your life, an emotion that you are feeling, a time of year, something you would like to remember, a new technique or maybe a series exploring something of your choice.
See guidelines for the 2008 Journal Quilt Challenge.
More results can be found in the 2008 Journal Quilt Gallery.
Mystery Quilts are complete!
Refer to our Artistic Trading Card page for all the details.