Quilted Postcard Contest!! Enter Nov 20 - 28

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Quilted Postcard Contest--


ENTER: Nov 20 - Nov 28

VOTE: Dec 1 - Dec 10

First Prize - $20

Any member can enter
All skill levels are welcome

Any technique is allowed
Size should be approx: 4" x 6"


Your entry - MUST NOT HAVE BEEN SHOWN ONLINE BEFORE!

You must include the following in your entry

1. Your board name
2. One pic of the front of your entry
3. One pic of the back of your entry
4. Two pics of any details


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Send your entry to:
[email protected]
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IMPORTANT!
check the copyright restrictions carefully on any commercial pattern you didn't publish yourself.
The Quilting Board will not assume any liability if an entrant violates restrictions.

Responsibility, accountability, and liability for any violations of copyright law will fall exclusively
and entirely upon the entrant. We will also have no choice but to disqualify and delete any entries
challenged by the rightful owner of the copyright.)


VOTES: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY!!!

must be cast by email to: [email protected]

1. Subject line MUST be: Quilt Contest - I Vote for #(Your vote here)

2.Board Name MUST be in the body of your email

1. Please do not post Votes on the thread. They will not count and will have to be deleted.
2. Please do not post Votes by PM. -They will not count.
3. Votes submitted to Rhonda will not count.

If you have questions contact Patricej or myself at [email protected]
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Looks liek fun!
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Quilted Postcard Contest--


ENTER: Nov 20 - Nov 28

VOTE: Dec 1 - Dec 10

First Prize - $20

Any member can enter
All skill levels are welcome

Any technique is allowed
Size should be approx: 4" x 6"


Your entry - MUST NOT HAVE BEEN SHOWN ONLINE BEFORE!

You must include the following in your entry

1. Your board name
2. One pic of the front of your entry
3. One pic of the back of your entry
4. Two pics of any details


-----------------------------------------
Send your entry to:
[email protected]
-----------------------------------------


IMPORTANT!
check the copyright restrictions carefully on any commercial pattern you didn't publish yourself.
The Quilting Board will not assume any liability if an entrant violates restrictions.

Responsibility, accountability, and liability for any violations of copyright law will fall exclusively
and entirely upon the entrant. We will also have no choice but to disqualify and delete any entries
challenged by the rightful owner of the copyright.)


VOTES: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY!!!

must be cast by email to: [email protected]

1. Subject line MUST be: Quilt Contest - I Vote for #(Your vote here)

2.Board Name MUST be in the body of your email

1. Please do not post Votes on the thread. They will not count and will have to be deleted.
2. Please do not post Votes by PM. -They will not count.
3. Votes submitted to Rhonda will not count.

If you have questions contact Patricej or myself at [email protected]
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Hmmmmmmmmm!!! I think I will try this one!
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OK twist my arm just a little harder. OUCH! OK I'M IN! I'M IN!
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Great ladies!!! These don't take a lot of time to make so I hope we see lots and lots of entries!!!!

Besdes you can always use them as Christmas Cards!!
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Hope to see lots of postcards in this contest!!! They would make terrific presents or great cards to make for holidays like Christmas Easter Thanksgiving Valentine's Day!! The sky is the limit people!!!

They would also make great gift tags!
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Where can I find blank postcards on line to print?
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sorry I have no idea. You could search online for them. For the contest the postcards need to be quilted fabric ones
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That being the case, Timtex is very helpful for the stiffness of the post card. Pentax works as well but not as stiff. It is in the interfacing section of the quilt store or Joanns. It is cut by the yard. Now if you don't want a real stiff post card, you can get the heavy wonder under and fuse it onto your fabirc getting a little bit of stiffness but will be pliable. Then you hand stitch on your index card for mailing or heavy card stock. Works.
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