A Bit Twisted!

At our guilds Christmas meeting we brought

1 yard of our ugliest fabric.

Later we stood in a circle with a scissor

 and a random yard of fabric.

When the music began, we passed the

fabric till the music stopped.

 Then snipped and tore the fabric in half.

Keeping one half and passed the other half on,

 when the music began again.

Every time we kept half and the

other half was passed on.

Till we were down to a small piece.

We all ended up with 7 pieces.

Here is mine.

This became our Guild's Challenge Project.

The requirement was that it could not be any

 larger than a 8 1/2 x 11 inch piece of paper.

 And three of the fabrics were to be used.

Plus you could add fabric as well.

We were to bring it completed to the May's

 meeting and a 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place

 was to be awarded.

 Then all the pieces would be displayed at a local

Historical Society event dedicated to quilting

 in June.

So here is my Twisted Piece.

Photo not so clear!

The rust color is on the back and I used only the challenge fabric.

I did not place in any of the Top 3 Picks.   

But I always Love a Challenge!

The theme was

"What Makes You Happy"

For me that is trying something new.

I have seen this technique and

it can be stunning.

However, I will need to practice this 

more before I can use

 the word Stunning on mine!

 If you want a great tutorial on a

 Twisted Piece visit

Katie at her blog called Shocking Hocking

also known as Fabric Tucks.

And The Winners Are!

1st Place-Gail

A full photo below with the Orange Star.

2nd Place-Elena

3rd Place-Margareta (MY MOM!)

Joan made all the Stars for all the Winners and everyone that entered. 

 Gail's Quilt with Orange Star

There are many more, but I think the snacks where calling me!

 Congratulations

 To the Winners!

Till We Quilt Again!