Saturday, July 9, 2022

Sponsor spotlight: Learned Commercial, Inc.

Learned Commercial, Inc. is Skagit County's Number One Commercial Real Estate Brokerage!

When you are looking to buy, sell, or lease commercial property start here: 

    www.learnedcommercial.com  

Leasing, sales, consulting, and in-depth knowledge of the Skagit County real estate market are their specialties.  Be sure to thank Learned Commercial for their sponsorship of our show!





Friday, July 8, 2022

Sponsor Spotlight: SaviBank!


Big thanks to SaviBank for being a quilt show sponsor this year!

SaviBank is a community bank with six locations in Skagit County and additional locations in the Pacific Northwest.  

They are headquartered in Skagit County and serving us with local pride.  

Be sure to thank them when you stop in to make that deposit or open your new account!



Quick reminders for the quilt show!

 

If you have entered a quilt:  
Quilt Turn-in day is Wednesday the 13th at the middle school. If your plan is to have someone besides yourself pick up your quilt on Sunday, be sure to fill out the authorization form. Even if you plan to pick it up yourself but there is a "chance" that you'll need someone else to do it.

Bring a tote bag for shopping with the vendors and at the boutique. Just like you do to the supermarket.
Bed turning is at 11 and 2 each day.
Bring cash for the admission fee. Cash and checks at the Boutique. Vendors have their own policies.
There are still tickets available for our beautiful raffle quilt!
We're so excited for the show!!

Wednesday, July 6, 2022

QUILT AND FIBER ART SHOW JULY 15-16-17, 2022

Counting down to quilt show!  

Plan to come and stay until you have seen everything!

250+ quilts, People's choice voting, Bed Turning at 11 and 2, Vendors, Member Boutique,  Raffle Quilt, Featured Quilter Reynola Pakusich, and Dorset Button exhibit!

Great Parking.  Enter off McGarigle Road.  

Admission $5.  Children 12 and under free!


Tuesday, May 24, 2022

Registration open now!

Quilt registration for our July show is open now!  

Forms are available on Google Docs.  Just follow the links. 

Here is the form in MS Word:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1K61X7M24VUKA6Kb1h61Ue__Zn3sbZW2LCXPViSnewmY/edit?usp=sharing

    Please note that you cannot complete this form online.  Download a copy.

We are unable to post this form in pdf format.  Google Docs is not able to convert the formatting.  If you need a pdf copy, ask one of the people listed below. 

Here are the criteria for the challenge:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/15biaA-jg0Yi9RkC5G6ubOibCvUFANV-oQTo80Aau6ho/edit?usp=sharing

Deadline is June 30. 

You can get hard copies at Cascade Fabrics, or ask Judy Garrison, Judy Johnson, or Teri Bever to send you an e'mailed copy. 

Please don't wait until the last minute!  Earlier is better!

See you at the quilt show!






Thursday, February 17, 2022

WFQ 2022 Quilt Show scheduled for July 15-16-17

We are so happy to announce that our long-awaited "Under the Sea" themed quilt show is back on the schedule for 2022!  

Did you know that quilters have been Pandemic Quilting for two years and are ready to show you our fiber creations?

There will be SO MANY beautiful quilts at this show - please get us on your schedule and plan to attend!



  • Vendors
  • Boutique with gift-ready items
  • Featured Quilter Reynola Pakusich
  • People's Choice voting
  • Demonstrations
  • and your favorite quilt show event - the Bed Turning!
Check out the details in the frame on the left and join us Under the Sea for a frolic in the quilting surf. 

Check back her often for more details and updates.  See you at the quilt show!


Tuesday, October 12, 2021

Quilts at the Mount Vernon WA Library!

We received a recent request from the library in Mount Vernon for quilts they could display in conjunction with a mystery reading challenge!   They only needed a few...

Well, you know that quilters will open their cupboards and bring out quilts on any request!

Please go by the library and see these displays in person!  

Our thanks to super-librarian Alisa Kester for the concept and execution.  She has created some clever displays and one, in particular, has a clue to the mystery!