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Show UQG Heritage, Form B, page 5 ASSESSMENT OF QUILT - REMEMBER . . . Most quilts made ~vi th care ro~ould be considered "average." An "average" quilt would be one made by a careful, thoughtful quilter in any time period. To be rated "abov·e average'' the quilt must show increasing skill in color and design, construction, and quilting. The highest rating on the scale (10) would be equi'\1-al.ent to a "best of show" or "grand prize." JUDGE THE QUILT ON WHAT YOU HAVE DISCXJvERED ABOUT IT AS YOU HAvE CCX1PLETED THESE PAGES. Circle appropriate nl.Dllber. 5 =Average 10 = Superior Color, design 1 2 3 !@ 5 6 7 8 9 10 Workmanship 1 2 3 @ 5 6 7 8 9 10 Comments on quality, design, historical significance: Estimated date of fabric in quilt Not estimated Recommended for exhibit |
