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International Quilting Weekend Puzzle Contest - "Cactus Flower" by Caryl Bryer Fallert-Gentry - Friday

Participate in our International Quilting Weekend Puzzle Contest and complete the puzzle of Cactus Flower by Caryl Bryer Fallert-Gentry. 

 

Here's your chance to win a $50 Store Gift Certificate just by having fun. 3 winners from this puzzle will be chosen at random. Only 1 entry per person.

 

Read all instructions below prior to entering contest:

 

1) Complete the puzzle. See link below:

 

To work on the puzzle, click on this link ---)  CactusFlowerbyCarylBryerFallert-Gentry - 81 Pieces Non-Rotating

 

(Clicking on the puzzle link above will open a new window. Once you have completed the puzzle and noted your time, you will have to return to this window in order to click on the button to enter the contest.)

 

2) Note the amount of time it took to complete the puzzle. You will need to know your time to enter contest.

3) Click on the Click Here to Enter Contest button below to enter the contest.

 

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Here's what Caryl had to say about creating the quilt, "In the January of 2020, we spent a week in Tucson, AZ and visited the Arizona Sonoran Desert Museum, where we took hundreds of photos. The inspiration for this quilt came from a flowering barrel cactus. Using a digital editing program, I changed all of the colors in the original photograph and then painted the individual elements in the photograph using the touchscreen of my Microsoft Surface Design Studio computer. The final image and matching binding strips were printed on cotton fabric by Spoonflower.com.

 

The surface is heavily quilted with dozens of hues blending the colors of the petals. The background is quilted in a meander pattern."

 

Click Here to see the Full Quilt.

 

See more of Caryl's quilts​ in How to Do Applipiecing and a Studio Visit with Caryl Bryer Fallert-Gentry.

 

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Original Photo from Caryl Bryer Fallert-Gentry's website, www.bryerpatch.com

 

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liz asbury
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16:45 but I think I was too late to enter. My monitor gave out and cp was down.
Love these puzzles. Work as many as I can find.

Sheryl Allen
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I love doing these puzzles. I love how it introduces so many wonderful artists. I was able to do the 99 pieces in 12:09

Sheila Bayley
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Fun contest. Usually work the largest (289-300) piece non-rotating so fun to do this easy one. Finished in 9:23.

Letha Sparks
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Did the contest puzzle 81 pieces in 11:13 minutes. I'm used to doing the puzzles in the 289 or 300 piece option. Don't see those options available here. Hints for those not used to this. Do the side pieces first; then I sometimes (not always)...

Did the contest puzzle 81 pieces in 11:13 minutes. I'm used to doing the puzzles in the 289 or 300 piece option. Don't see those options available here. Hints for those not used to this. Do the side pieces first; then I sometimes (not always) sort the pieces by those that have a hill at the top (put all those on one side of the puzzle) and the ones that have a valley at the top, put all those on the other side of the puzzle. This helps to find the missing pieces. I usually only do this sorting for puzzle pieces that have a lot of the same color and not much distinctive coloring.

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Lindi Overton
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I enjoy the puzzles but always use the non-rotating version.

John Anderson
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Okay, I haven't been doing the puzzles lately. I learned not to get lost on the shape of one piece today. I got obstinate and probably wasted more than 5 minutes looking for one shape. I agree with going for color. It took me 42:09, but I love...

Okay, I haven't been doing the puzzles lately. I learned not to get lost on the shape of one piece today. I got obstinate and probably wasted more than 5 minutes looking for one shape. I agree with going for color. It took me 42:09, but I love the quilt and I had fun.

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ellen kupperstein
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such a beautiful quilt. loved doing the puzzle.

Mary Kay Davis
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So fun that you guys are playing. Make sure to enter your time by clicking the "Click Here to Enter Contest" button to be eligible to win.

Mary Popp
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28:56 min. Never done one like this, or I am over 75 years old, lucky that it didn't take me longer, HA!

Elizabeth Anderson
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23:53. Thanks

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