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Abyss Challenge 2025

Abyss Challenge 2025

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Announcing the 10th Anniversary of The Cherrywood Challenge!

Note: Due to popular demand, shipping may be delayed on Abyss orders. We are making more as quickly as we can and will ship your order as soon as possible. 

To mark the occasion, we are taking a DEEP DIVE into the murky waters of the Abyss - the Earth's most unexplored environment.

The Collection of dark, murky blues and bright aquas should be the base of your contest entry.

We have included six "droplets" of color that will add the mysterious sparkles found in the creatures of your imagination. 

• Complete RULES are included inside each bundle

• Create a 20" x 20" square quilted piece inspired by the theme "Abyss: Creatures from the Deep"

• Use ONLY the 12 colors provided in the official bundle purchased here.

• Use any technique you prefer to create the original design

• Use any embellishment, machine work, or handwork that stays within the theme colors

• $30.00 ENTRY FEE paid at time of submission

• Photograph your piece and upload images to our website BEFORE

DEADLINE: 

MAY 15, 2025

• Finalists will be selected to join the Traveling Exhibit

MORE INFORMATION

 Fat Quarter Bundle 

 6 Fat Quarters + 6 swatches of accent colors + Rule Sheet 

 $55.00 

 Half Yard Bundle 

 6 Half Yards + 12 swatches of accent colors + Rule Sheet

 $100.00 

Aurifil Floss Collection

10 Colors

$63.00


Soft & Stable by Annie has a special size just for the Abyss Challenge. PURCHASE at www.byAnnie.com


Some examples of animals that live in the abyss include:
Abyssal fish: Some species are faceless, while others have large mouths, such as the lizardfish
Caulophrynidae: These animals have a peduncle above their mouth with a luminous organ at the tip
Vampire squid: Releases a sticky cloud of bioluminescent mucus to scare off predators
Colossendeis: A genus of marine spiders
Telescope octopus: An abyssal animal

 

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