Designers, your first challenge is to create two bold, small scale graphic designs around the idea of TINY DWELLINGS. What is a tiny dwelling? It can be anything, anywhere from sod houses in Nebraska to Nanook’s igloo in the Arctic. Pick your environment and make a home! Let your imagination run wild, but be ready to share the environment and its inhabitants with all the eager TPB/REPEAT followers.
Guest Judges for March include Kathy Mack, Timna Tarr, and Vanessa Wilson. The winner of the March Tiny Dwellings Challenge will have their two designs featured in a quilt at the TQM Products booth at Spring International Quilt Market 2012 in Kansas City this May. The Printed Bolt will use Spoonflower’s handy order-on-demand service to get the fabric super fast so there’s time for us to make the quilt. TQM Products makes a ruler called the Binding Tool, and one of its many uses is to make a French Braid Quilt. The French Braid Quilt is constructed from pieces that are approximately 2.5″ x 6″ so remember to keep your tiny dwellings tiny enough to be showcased in the quilt!
Submissions due via email by 12:00 PM EST on March 21, 2012…Sadly, since this is a competition, two designers will be eliminated this month.
RESULTS
Design One: Twisted Abode - WINNER
Design Two: Undulate - WINNER
Design One: Polka Nests
Design Two: Anemone
Design One: Shoeville
Design Two: Block Party
Design One: Tulip Hill
Design Two: Fishes
Design One: Lesotho
Design Two: Basotho
Design One: Powwow Camp
Design Two: Fireside
Design One: Little RV on the Prairie
Design Two: No Shell Like Home
Design One: Petites Planetes
Design Two: Rhopalocerous
Design One: CatHouse
Design Two: Bug Out Lodge
Design One: Birdhouse Beckons
Design Two: Cheese Dreams
I am trying to vote, but the only person showing up is Tammie (and I am not voting for her…). Help!
Would like to vote for Michele Rosenboom but only one designer name is coming up
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