Registration Forms

Please use the following definitions when completing your entry form.

• Bed Quilt: Total circumference* is larger than 240 inches.
  Quilt intended for use on a bed.
• Large Wall Hanging: Total circumference* no larger than 240 inches.
  Quilt intended for display on a wall.
• Small Wall Hanging: Total circumference* is no larger than 120 inches.
  Quilt intended for display on a wall.    
• Miniature: Maximum width 24 inches; maximum length 24 inches.
  A miniature quilt is by definition the miniaturization (reduced or scaled down) design of a full size bet quilt. By accurately reducing the size of the quilt blocks and components, the quilter produces an exact replica of a full size quilt.
• Legacy: A quilt top that is 50 years and older that was recently completed by a quilter who was not the original maker of the quilt top. 
• Crib/Baby Quilt: A crib sized quilt or smaller made for a baby or toddler.
• Clothing/Wearable Art: Quilted items designed and made to be worn.

• Pieced: Piecing predominates over other techniques in amount or effect.
• Appliqué: Appliqué predominates over other techniques in amount or effect.
• Mixed: A quilt featuring two or more predominant techniques not including quilting (i.e. embroidery, appliqué, beading, photo transfer, textile painting, etc.)
• Other: A quilt where one special technique is used to develop the design of the top such as whole cloth, surface design, crazy quilt, cathedral window, embroidered, etc.
   
• First Quilt: A first quilt made by someone age 18 and over, the majority of which has been made by one individual using any technique.
• Art Quilts: A quilt of any size, shape, or technique that doesn't fall within one of the other listed categories is acceptable. An art quilt is the work of one quilt artist and must consist of the basic fabric sandwich (top, batting and backing). Originality, creativity, and innovation MUST be showcased in the piece. The piece must contain some hand or machine quilting. The quilt maker may use a variety of techniques as long as the fabric and quilting form the basis of the piece.

*circumference = length x width

You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open the forms. Once the form is open, fill in the form. When the form is completed, press the print form and mail it by June 30, 2009 to:

        GCQC Registration
        816 Hubbel
        Maumee, OH 43537

Quilt Entry Form