30th Annual Quilt Show "Threads of the Thirties"
Saturday, April 17, 2010, 10am-6pm
Sunday, April 18, 2010, Noon-5pm
Admission: Adults $5.00, Seniors $3.00, Children under 12 are free
Latah County Fairgrounds, Moscow, Idaho
(click here for a map)
More than 200 quilts, vendors, and refreshments.
Register your quilt show entries online!
Click here to register!
2010 Raffle Quilt: "Aunt EvaMay's Berry Patch"
The quilt was pieced by the small group "Undercover Ladies of the Night."
[photo coming]
2009 Raffle Quilt: "Palouse Sunset"
The quilt was pieced by the small group "Backroom Bunch" members Claudia Allen, Carolyn Hook, Kathy Rathbun, Betty Sandell, Jan Sharp, Valorie Smith, Shirley Somers, Kathleen Stewart, Karen Templeton, and Lana Tout.
It was machine quilted by Colleen Phillips.
2008 Raffle Quilt: "Bella Toscana"
Designed and pieced by Thimble Therapy members Sara Lawrence, Jan Martin, Diana Pals, Chris Schultz, Julie Trail, and Maryanne Wendt. Hand quilted by members of Palouse Patchers.
The design was adapted from Norah McMeeking's book "Bella Bella Quilts" (C&T Publishing). More can be learned about her designs at www.bellabellaquilts.com. Thank you, Norah, for your inspiration!
The raffle quilt was won by Judy Jeffery of Grangeville, president of the Grangeville guild. The quilt was recently displayed in their quilt show.
Janet Freitag Memorial Challenge and Award
2010 Challenge: "Sentimental Journey"
Because this is our 30th anniversary of quilt shows, we want to look back to the history of the 1930s , to those who influenced our lives today.
Entries cannot exceed 120 inches - total of all sides of the quilt. All entries must be designated as a Janet Freitag Challenge entry in order to be considered for this award. Be sure to look for this on the quilt show entry form and mark your entry accordingly. The entries for this Challenge will be hung together at the quilt show, so that they can be found easily for viewing and judging. Palouse Patchers members will select the winner by special ballot during the Friday Family Night viewing prior to the quilt show.
About the Challenge and Award
The Janet Freitag Memorial Challenge and Awardwas instituted in memory of former Palouse Patcher, Janet Freitag, who died after a long bout with colon cancer. Her husband Jon, with the the help of contributions by many quilters, established the Janet Freitag Memorial Endowment Fund. Each year a cash award of $50 is given to the winner of the Challenge. The award money comes from the interest earned by the endowment principal.
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