Monday 15 July 2013

DWR Challenge

Just wanted to share with you today the announcement of the NYC MOD quilters about the Double Wedding Ring Quilt Challenge!


NYC MOD Quilt Guild has partnered with EZ Quilting/Simplicity, Interweave and Juki to Use the Double wedding ring template/or pattern. You can create a project, then enter it to win amazing prizes from our sponsors! It's like last year's Dresden Challenge, but this time is DWR templates.

This is a challenge FOR EVERYONE.  There will be 3 categories: small, traditional and modern. I have to admit that until now I haven't sewn even a single DWR block. I guess the challenge is a good opportunity to give it a try!

There are some amazing sponsors who have donated the prizes! See below for the list of goodies!

 
How to enter?
The deadline is Dec 1st 2013 and you will find all the details about the cathegories, judges and prizes HERE.

Giveaway!
I have a set of DWR templates to giveaway! Just write the comment under this post and I will randomly choose one winner on 21st of July. 

And the winner is...
 #40 is Susanne @ Quilt it out

Susanne, I will contact you in a moment :) Thank you all for participating!

79 comments:

  1. I'd love to try DWR!
    Thanks for a great giveaway!

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  2. I`d love to play with these rulers.Thanks for the gieveaway!

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  3. Ohhhwee! I'm determined to win a set of these - thanks for the chance!

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  4. I would live to win these rulers to be able to give this a go. Thanks for the giveaway :)

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  5. I have never tried one, but remember watching my Grandmother hand sew one with paper templates. I would love to give it a try.

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  6. I haven't tried this either, but I think it would be fun. I would love to win!

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  7. This would be a wonderful gift, it would be fun to try this DWR quilt. Thanks.

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  8. I can't wait to see what Everyone comes up with! Thanks for the chance to win!

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  9. I have always admired the DWR. I would love to make one of my own. Thanks for the giveaway.

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  10. It is going to be so much fun seeing all the lovely DWRs people make...I'm tempted to join in!

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  11. I'd love to try to make a DWR quilt!

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  12. This just might convince me to be brave enough to try a double wedding ring. Thanks for the giveaway!

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  13. Can't wait to see all the finished projects! Thanks for the give away!

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  14. I would really love to enter this challenge and those templates would be a BIG help! LOL

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  15. I would love this template. I plan to attempt a double wedding ring for the challenge. It will be my first!

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  16. I am really excited to try a modern interpretation of this traditional pattern. Thanks for the chance to win the templates!

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  17. I'd like to try out these templates - thanks for the chance!

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  18. This looks so fun! I'd love to try these templates!

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  19. They look like so much fun to give a try. Thanks for the chance! :)

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  20. I think I would only attempt this with templates. Thanks for the giveaway.

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  21. Thanks for the giveaway!

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  22. This has been on my bucket list for awhile. Thank you!

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  23. Exciting challenge - just what I would need to dare to try a DWR. Thanks for a chance!

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  24. Love to try this pattern with those awesome templates. Thanks.

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  26. I have not tried the DWR block yet but this is a great way to start. I'd love to give the block a try. Fingers crossed, hehe.

    Thank you for a super giveway and a chance to win.

    usairdoll(at)gmail(dot)com

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  27. Ooh, pick me! I want to make a DWR.

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  28. I would love to win, thank you.

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  29. I could be your random winner. Love the templates.

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  30. I would love to make this quilt. Thank you!

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  31. I have my grandmother's DWR quilt. It's always looked so complicated but the EZ rulers/templates sound like they make the process fun and exciting. I'd love to try my hand at a small project.

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  32. Templates are always so much fun - and DWR templates - well would be the best! Thanks for putting my name in the hat for the drawing!

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  33. Wyzwanie bardzo podoba mi siÄ™ :D
    i bardzo bardzo chciałabym coś dostać, by poćwiczyć moją maszynę, którą dostałam tydzień temu na urodziny :D

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  34. Me encantaría tener su regalo.Nunca me atreví a los anillos.Gracias por su generosidad.
    Cariños.

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  35. I have wanted to try this block! Thanks for the chance!

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  36. I've been wanting to give this block a try ~ thanks for the chance to win!

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  37. I would love to win....have always wanted to make this block. Thanks

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  38. I already plan something for this QAL. Love DWRs!
    Susanne

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  39. wow, what a great challenge, it's certainly got me thinking, though I don't think I'm good enough to enter!

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  40. I've always wanted to make a Double Wedding Ring quilt. Now i think I actually will.

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  41. With each blog post I read about this challenge, I'm starting to get more courage about trying the DWQ!

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  42. Thanks for the chance to win the templates. With these I feel like I could make a small quilt to test my skills, before attempting a larger quilt.

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  43. Thanks for the opportunity. I would love to win the templates so I can play along in this excellent challenge!

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  44. Thanks. I would love to have those templates.

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  45. Fingers crossed...I would love to use those templates to make some blocks!

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  46. DWR pattern looks great - would it be achievable by someone new to quilting? Thank for a chance to win.

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  47. I would love to win, sounds like a great challenge to participate in.

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  48. I would love to try this quilt and enter the challenge

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  49. Thanks for the opportunity! I'm looking forward to giving the DWR a go!

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  50. I would love to give this a try!

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  51. I'd love to have the chance to play with those templates.

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  52. Randomly answering the call. Thanks.

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  53. I want to make a DWR quilt.

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  54. DWR has been on my bucket list a long time! Irresistible challenge. Thanks for the chance to win a template set!

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  55. Ciekawe wyzwanie... też chciałbym spróbować czegoś ambitnego a takie wydaje mi się DWR
    Tylko jak uszyć obrączki jak się nie ma profesjonalnych linijek?

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  56. Thanks so much for sharing. I would love to win these templates.

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  57. It would be cool to play with the template to see what I could come up with.Thanks for the opportunity.
    Barb@Witsend

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  58. I would love to play along but need a set of templates. Thanks for bringing this challenge to our attention.

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  59. I would love to win those rulers. It would mean I'd have to make one by December. (And if I don't have a fire lit under my butt...the chances are slim!) It sure looks fun.

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  60. I would love to give this a try!

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  61. I would love to try this pattern - thanks for the chance to win!

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  62. Would love to try the pattern with the templates! Thanks for the chance!

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  63. These rulers looks so useful. I would loove to try them. Thanks for this chance to win. And hvae funa at London retreat!

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  64. Hi Joanna,
    I love the traditional pattern of the DWR- I have never made the pieced arc but have made the continuous arc quilt. The templates make it so much easier to be accurate which is important if you are going to get this quilt to fit together and lay flat. Thanks for participating in the blog hop and for the chance to win the templates.
    Warmest regards,
    Anna

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  65. I would love to try to make a DWR quilt using these templates. Thanks for the chance to win a set.

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  66. You have a lovely clear blog, I would love this set of rulers to get me started.

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  67. I like the idea of the arcs being made out of a single piece of fabric. I have 4 big plastic tubs full of hand dyed fabrics and could imagine using some of those in a DWR - the fabrics would link it to the contemporary, and the design would link it to the traditional.

    Thanks for the opportunity to win! Now I'm off to have a look at the rest of your blog.

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  68. I'm taking the plunge and joining the challenge. Planning a quilt for my daughter's wedding in October.

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  69. DWR challenge looks like fun! Thanks for the chance to win.

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  70. I'd love to give this a o :) I've never made one but it sure looks like fun!

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  71. I've only ever sewn improv curves, so I'm a little intimidated. That said, it looks like so much fun. I love working with traditional patterns, you learn so much.

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  72. Templates would be great to make the DWR. Thanks.

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  73. Oh, these could be great fun to use! Enjoyed seeing the Dresden plates last year, and these should be terrific too!

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  74. It's been a while since I've made a "traditional" quilt. This would be fun to do.

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  75. Thanks for the opportunity to win. I would love to make a double wedding ring quilt.

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  76. It would be a fun challenge to make a double wedding ring. Thank you!

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