Many quilt shows have a wearable garment component to their competitions. The Pacific International Quilt Festival is no exception. Take a look at Annalisa Tay's, OctoGent, and it turns out to be very wearable.
Annalisa writes, "OctoGent was an idea by Mike Chaipetta that I brought to life for him."
OctoGent won Most Innovative Design Full Ensemble at PIQF 2017.
Well - we found out how wearable it is. Mike sent us a photo with him in the costume and here's what he says, doesn't he look great?
It is extremely wearable, totally fun and a huge hit at Steam punk events.
With Love and all 3 Octopus hearts!
Mike "The OctoGent" Chiappetta
As I said in the post that wasn't included. While this is a very good example of a costume, and I enjoyed seeing it in the pictures, it certainly isn't quilted (unless stuffing the tentacles is somehow considered "quilting") , and I can't see why anything like it would be entered in a quilt show.
It seems like the "quilt shows" are letting anything be entered now.
Congratulations!
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