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The AAQG 2010 Quilt Show and Sale is now a wonderful memory.
We hope you enjoyed the show as much as we enjoyed bringing it to you.
Come back in 2012 for another great AAQG quilt show. See you there!

Silent Auction

Here is a link to the Silent Auction Donation form in Word format.

The Silent Auction is one of the finest features of the show. It is a showcase for talents of the generous members and bees. Contributions range from wall hangings, large quilts, quilt blocks, and materials to make crazy quilts and quilt racks and frames. There are many items on which buyers can bid.

For guild members, it is an opportunity to acquire items made by fellow members of the guild. For buyers who love quilted items, but do not participate in this craft, it is a chance to obtain high-quality art work that matches or exceeds what is available in gift shops in both the workmanship and beauty.

Buyers can view and submit written bids on items throughout the show; however, select items will be sold each of the three days of the show. The items will be color-coded by day. In the event two or more bidders are interested in continuing to bid on an item beyond the posted bid closing time, they may enter into a verbal bidding process. To do this, all interested bidders must be present at the Silent Auction booth at bid closing time (no exceptions) and they must have entered a written bid on the bid sheet. Verbal bidding will continue until only one bidder remains. Unless two or more bidders are present, the item will be sold to the top written bid as represented on the bid sheet.

The sale closes at 5 pm on Friday and Saturday and 3:30 pm on Sunday. The successful bidders are notified by phone. Bidders can pick up their items the day after the close of the sale or make arrangements to get their selection. If the items are not picked up within a week of the show, the second highest bidder will be notified.

The Silent Auction is one of the top five largest money-making projects for the show so continued support by both those who give and buy is needed.

For more info on the Silent Auction, Click here to email the Silent Auction Coordinator

 

 

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