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April 14, 2024 – May 19, 2024 at 8pm
Post a photo* of your new me-made garment, accessory, or quilt showcasing print fabric here, on Makers Make under “Prints” Charming Challenge for a chance to win one of at least three $50 Style Maker Fabrics gift cards!
- Your entry must have been completed and posted during contest dates (April 14 – May 19 at 8pm) and include at least 50% print fabric.
- Post more than one item to improve your chances of winning. However, only one gift card per winner will be awarded.
- Winners will be drawn at random live on Zoom at 8:30pm on May 19! Zoom link to drawing will be posted here. The drawing will be recorded and a link to the recording also posted here.
- Open to Greater Seattle ASG members only. All GSASG members are eligible.
- Must have a valid email address.
- Winners will be contacted via email and announced on Makers Make. The winning makes will also be posted on Facebook on May 20, 2024.
Good luck and happy sewing!
Questions? Please contact Mary Berg at edu_events@seattleasg.org
*We recognize that not everyone wants to be photographed. With that in mind, you do not need to be in the photograph. A photo of your make only is perfectly acceptable.
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Here’s my entry! The pattern is Islander Sewing System 5 Easy Tees and the fabric was from my stash. I’m pretty sure the front and back fabrics were originally from Marcy Tilton and the sleeves fabric from Style Maker. Funnily enough the sleeve fabric is no longer available from Style Maker but it is currently available from Marcy Tilton!
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This was my first project cut out directly via projection onto my fabric. Fun to learn something new. Pattern is the Celeste Dress from the Magic Pattern Book by Amy Barickman. Fabric probably from a thrift store somewhere. Hope it is warm enough to wear it someday soon.
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Dream Panel Quilt – I started doing ruler work quilting about 2 years ago on my domestic machine. I took the Dream Panel class in February from Donna McCauley to expand my skills. Donna was an excellent teacher and challenged us to be creative with the rulers. While figuring out a design for each of the 50 petals, I learned a lot. I finished my quilt last week. Sadly Donna passed away unexpectedly on March 11th so this quilt is an extra special treasure.
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Super soft knit from the free table! And commented on during Nancy Nix-Rice’s Prints workshop. I’ll probably wear it as an underlayer top. -
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