2022 Programs
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May 21, 2022
Louann Fisher's One Block Wonder Trunk Show Louann has been a quilter for 30 years. She discovered One Block Wonder panel quilts approximately 4 years ago, fell in love with the concept, and had to make one. Now she sees panels in a whole new way….might it work for a OBW?? She loves teaching and guiding others through the process because she gets to see all their new creations, and she doesn’t have to make every one of them herself! She will show her own OBW quilts along with some belonging to former students who are gracious enough to loan them to her. She will also share more via photos from some amazing quilters who also agreed to share their work. |
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June 18, 2022
English Paper Piecing - Grandmother's Flower Garden and Beyond
Come learn a few tips and tricks about English Paper Piecing from fellow Guild members. After a short presentation we will break into smaller groups so you can get up close and ask questions. If you have an EPP project you would like to share please bring it along. More information to come.
English Paper Piecing - Grandmother's Flower Garden and Beyond
Come learn a few tips and tricks about English Paper Piecing from fellow Guild members. After a short presentation we will break into smaller groups so you can get up close and ask questions. If you have an EPP project you would like to share please bring it along. More information to come.
July 2022
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August 2022
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September 17, 2022
Vicky Simmons and Charlotte Mooring will present "Sisters Variety Show"
Guild members, Vicky Simmons and Charlotte Mooring, who are sisters, will present a trunk show of their quilts. With over 60 years of quilting experience between them, they will share their first efforts, twin quilts (same pattern, different fabric), seasonal panels, Cynthia England wall hangings, and antique quilts. There is something for everyone!
Vicky Simmons and Charlotte Mooring will present "Sisters Variety Show"
Guild members, Vicky Simmons and Charlotte Mooring, who are sisters, will present a trunk show of their quilts. With over 60 years of quilting experience between them, they will share their first efforts, twin quilts (same pattern, different fabric), seasonal panels, Cynthia England wall hangings, and antique quilts. There is something for everyone!
October 15, 2022
Charlotte Kieliszek presents a "Trunk Show of Her Quilts"
Charlotte is a prodigious top maker who happens to have a longarm to do her own quilts, but the piecing is the part that gives her the most pleasure. It is unusual for her to make a quilt that isn't scrappy. Why use one red when 27 will work? If you run out you just add another one rather than trying to find more of the same one.
Charlotte began quilting in the late 1980's when her daughter no longer wanted handmade clothing. She needed a creative outlet as her career duties are very structured, and quilt making filled that need.
Charlotte Kieliszek presents a "Trunk Show of Her Quilts"
Charlotte is a prodigious top maker who happens to have a longarm to do her own quilts, but the piecing is the part that gives her the most pleasure. It is unusual for her to make a quilt that isn't scrappy. Why use one red when 27 will work? If you run out you just add another one rather than trying to find more of the same one.
Charlotte began quilting in the late 1980's when her daughter no longer wanted handmade clothing. She needed a creative outlet as her career duties are very structured, and quilt making filled that need.
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November 19, 2022
Janice Schindeler presents “Some Quits Tell a Story, Some Quilts Are the Story” Enjoy a trunk show with 20-30 unique quilts. Come be inspired by her original designs and endless quilt stories. |
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December 2022
Officer Confirmation & Guild Luncheon
Induction of officers, potluck, and sock exchange.
Officer Confirmation & Guild Luncheon
Induction of officers, potluck, and sock exchange.
Previous Programs
April 23, 2022 The Guild's 40 Anniversary Celebration
March 19, 2022 Cheryl Matzen presented "911 for Quilters." She shared her quilting journey from novice to ribbon winner. She teaches how to avoid and correct quilting mistakes and provides some quilting tips and tricks to make your quilting journey easier.
February 2022 Shannon Dixon presented "The CACCC's Mission." Shannon is the Director of Outreach for the Children's Advocacy Center of Comal County. QFTN also discussed their charitable work on behalf of the Guild.
January 2022 The QuiltFest Team presented "QuiltFest 2022"
December 2021 - Officer Installation, Sock Exchange, and Guild Luncheon
November 2021 - No program due to fundraiser
October 2021 Vickie Owen presented "My quilt Journey and Trunk Show"
Vickie, Certified instructor for Laura Heine collage quilts, presented a truck show of her Laura Heine quilts.
September 2021 Sue Heinz presented "You’ve Got a Friend Named Elmer"
Every one of Sue’s classes, books and tools are designed with one purpose in mind - to intrigue, delight and inspire quilters of all ages and skill levels. http://sueheinz.com
August 2021 Terre Walker presented "A Judy Niemeyer Designs and Patterns Trunk Show"
Terre discussed Judy's methodology for paper piecing while sharing 25 quilts in different color waves.
July 2021 Brenda Goggins presented a "Story Book Quilts Trunk Show"
Brenda shared many of the quilts inspired by children’s books that travel to school libraries in the Hill Country.
June 2021 Carmen Vasquez presents "Repair, Restore, Recycle"
Carmen evaluated member's quilts and gave advice for what should be done to preserve or recycle them.
May 2021 Michelle Cole Beer presented "Tips From a Longarm Quilter"
Whether you are a longarm quilter or you quilt-by-check, this presentation offered ideas about how to decide how to quilt your finished quilt top, and how to work with your quilter to end up with the best product.
April 2021 Pam McHenry presented "Pamalama Jo Designs: My Quilting Journey"
She shared her process of creating, publishing and selling original patterns. Challenges and lessons learned, as well as advice for anyone wanting to publish a pattern.
March 2021 (Private ZOOM program for members only) Ruth Ann Berry presented "Bargello Quilts in Motion" Ruth Ann Berry is the author of “Bargello Quilts in Motion” along with other quilt pattern books. She travels extensively to exhibit and teach at guilds and festivals.
February 2021 (Private ZOOM program for members only) Julia Graves presented "My Quilt Journey". Julia shared her journey from beginning quilter to teacher, longarm quilter, and business owner.
January 2021 (Private ZOOM program for members only)
December 2020 (Private ZOOM program for members only)
November 2020 (Private ZOOM program for members only)
October 2020 (Private ZOOM program for members only) Catherine Redford's insights about being a quilter.
September 2020 (Private ZOOM program for members only) Members shared the designs of their sewing studios.
August 2020 (Private ZOOM program for members only) Malka Dubrawsky's “Simple Design-Complex Quilts” This program utilizes simple shapes and techniques with thoughtful fabric choices and placement to make seemingly complicated multi-patterned quilts. Plus she will have her playful hand-dyed fabrics and patterns.
July 2020 (CANCELLED) - Malka Dubrawsky moved to August meeting.
June 2020 (CANCELLED) - Liz Broussard's “Got Scraps?” During this program, Liz would haven given tips on organization and quilt design along with a trunk show. We are hoping to reschedule in the near future.
May 2020 (CANCELLED) - Dot Collins' “Beyond Stack and Whack: Adding Your own Creativity to this Technique"
This program included a trunk show of quilts to inspire and “stretch” your creativity by combining Stack & Whack techniques with traditional blocks to make unique quilts using a variety of arrangements and sizes. We are hoping to reschedule in the near future.
April 2020 (CANCELLED) - Pam McHenry's “Pamalama Jo Designs: My Quilting Story"
During this program, Pam would have given highlights and anecdotes from pattern creation to starting a quilt-based business to publishing, teaching, and selling. We are hoping to reschedule in the near future.
March 2020 (CANCELLED) - Marci Baker's “3-D…Easy As ABC” From her newest book combining “Not your Grandmother’s Tumbling Block’s” along with Sara Nephew’s most popular 3-D optical illusions Marci would have shown very moving and stunning quilts stacked up with simple color/value selections.
February 2020 - J. Michelle Watts' "Southwest Inspirations"
For over 30 years, Michelle has been creating quilts inspired by the beauty of the Southwest. She shared her favorite quilts, wall hangings, and wearable art inspired by Native American pottery, weaving, tile, art, landscape and jewelry.
January 2020 - QuiltFest 2020 "A Kaleidoscope of Color"
Members learned all about the plans for QuiltFest 2020. The Raffle Quilt will also be revealed!
December 2019 - Officer Confirmation & Guild Luncheon
Induction of officers, potluck, and sock exchange.
November 2019 - Lenore Crawford's “Award Winning Techniques to Create an Art Quilt”
Lenore shared how her quilts have evolved into using her own fusing technique with fabric paint to create art quilts with depth and color from photographs. She described how to create a piece from beginning to end and gave secrets she has learned. Visit her website here: www.lenorecrawford.com
October 2019 - Annette Plog' s “Fabric History and Fabric Dating”
Annette learned to sew from her grandmother. In 1997, she joined a group of ladies that made reproductions of antique quilts. This started Annette’s quest for information about antique fabrics. She traced the history of blue fabrics in the 1800’s. Visit her website here: www.petitequilts.com
September 2019 - RaNae Merrill's “How I Became a Spiromaniac”
RaNae shared her spiral quilts and demonstrated different types of spirals and settings, including an easy hands-on demonstration of how to draw a spiral. Visit her website here: www.ranaemerrillquilts.com
August 2019 - Rosie deLeon-McCrady's “Redwork Through the Years”
Rosie traced the history of Redwork quilts. Her trunk show included Redwork quilts from the past and present, including one that is a hundred years old! Visit her website here: www.redworkplus.com
July 2019 - Stephanie Hackney's "All About Batting" Stephanie brought samples from the current line from Hobbs Batting, including: Heirloom, Tuscany, Thermor, and Poly-Down.
June 2019 - Brenda Jeschke's "Judging Criteria-Thru the Eyes of the Judge"
Brenda has been a quilt judge since 1997. She discussed what judges are looking for when they evaluate a quilt. She brought several quilts and discussed the judges' critiques. Members learned what is a good point and what needs to be improved. Visit her website here: www.brendajeschke.com
May 2019 - Gail Garber's "Quiltmakers and Their Influences on Our Lives: A History Lesson"
This light and lively lecture traced through some of Gail’s quilting past, with emphasis on friends who have had a strong influence on her quilts. It progressed through Gail’s early quilting days as a traditional quilter, through her experimentation phase, and culminated in her contemporary art quilts of today. Visit her website here: www.gailgarber.com
April 2019 - Carol Morrissey's “Confessions of an Absent-Minded Quilter”
A fifth generation quilter, Carol shared her quilting journey, including how she designs her own quilts and how she developed her own pattern company. Visit her website here: www.ocaroldesigns.com
March 2019 - Gyleen Fitzgerald's “The Art of Color Blending: Explore what the mind sees but the eyes cannot”. We learned how to read each fabric’s color to successfully use 50 plus fabrics within one quilt. Visit her website here: www.colourfulstitches.com
February 2019 - Angela McCorkle's “Where to Quilt What”
Angela described various quilting styles, techniques, and how to select quilt design elements.
January 2019 - Quilts for Those in Need
Presentations from the local advocacy centers and St. Judes.
December 2018 - Officer Confirmation & Guild Luncheon
Induction of officers, potluck, and sock exchange.
November 2018 - Shannon Brinkley's "Scrappy Applique"
Shannon took us through the whole process she developed for scrappy applique and provided a lot of ideas and inspiration for how these techniques can be used.
October 2018 - Charlotte Angotti's "Why Aren't You Making More Quilts? I know you have the fabric!"
Charlotte's lecture was humorous, light, and yet full of information and real quilts.
September 2018 - M.J. Fielek's "Bucket List of Quilts - the quilts you want to make before you die"
M.J. has been sewing and quilting for over 40 years. Her talent for selecting color combinations and attention to detail are reflected in her quilts. The lecture included a trunk show.
August 2018 - Nova Montgomery's "A Century of Progress: The World's Fair of 1933 and its Quilt contest"
In this program, Nova took us back in time to see the background of our country leading up to the Chicago World's Fair of 1933, including the factors that contributed to almost 25,000 people entering the quilt contest held during the fair, some of the quilts made for the fair, and the people who made them.
July 2018 - Rhonda Dort's "Quilting with Vintage Linens"
Rhonda shared her quilts made with vintage handkerchiefs, dresser scarves, pillow cases, doilies, quilt blocks, dish towels, and any other item she found to create a "new" quilt. Visit her website (rhondadort.com) for more of her quilts.
June 2018 - Karen Kay Buckley's "To Border or not to Border, That is the Question"
Karen discussed whether a quilt needs a border, how to select a border for your quilt, how she designs many of her borders, and how to measure to ensure a flat quilt. As she showed her quilts, she discussed her border choices and shared some fun stories along the way.
May 2018 - Carolyn McCormick's "The Evolution of the Add-a-Quarter"
Carolyn designed the Add-a-Quarter ruler in the beginning to decrease the frustration she was having in making a template-required quilt for a friend. She told us about that beginning step and how the ruler has become the go-to tool for many paper-piecing enthusiasts, as well as the new versions of the ruler.
April 2018 - Doris Rice "X-Block Quilts"
Doris entertained us with X-blocks adventure tales while showing her inspiring collection of quilts. She demonstrated how the X-blocks tool and color placement combine to create new designs from otherwise "ho hum" blocks. See the Photo Gallery for photos from her presentation.
March 2018 - Tana Mueller's "Got Crayons?"
Tana showed us how she adds crayon artwork to 100% quality cotton quilt fabric to create unique artwork designs that can be used for many applications.
February 2018 - Trisha Stuart's the "Color & the Importance of Value"
There's a secret to creating consistently stunning quilts: value. Trisha showed us an assortment of quilts (successful and not so much) and taught a little more about how colors and values work together along with some stories that brought us all together with a little laughter.
January 2018 - The officers and committee chairs explained their plans for 2018. The QuiltFest committee gave a special presentation about QuiltFest 2018, including an unveiling of the donation raffle quilt!
December 2017 - The new officers were confirmed. Afterward, the guild enjoyed a luncheon and sock exchange.
November 2017 - Suzi Parron's “Barn Quilts and the American Quilt Trail Movement”
Suzi’s took us on a journey along the quilt trail, beginning with the very first barn quilt, which stemmed from Donna Sue Groves and her wish to honor her mother’s quilting art. The presentation featured over 100 stunning photos of barn quilts, some of which rival cloth quilts in their intricacy. See the Photo Gallery for photos from the workshop.
October 2017 - Kim Fauth's “ABCD Quilting Trunk Show”
When Kim came up with the ABCD technique, she shared it with her Monday quilting group. They encouraged her to write a book because the technique was so new and different. Her background in teaching is evident throughout her book. The directions are in white, gray and black with areas of emphasis in blue. Each step is broken down with accurate drawings and hints to make sewing easier. Then the designing and creativity begins!
March 19, 2022 Cheryl Matzen presented "911 for Quilters." She shared her quilting journey from novice to ribbon winner. She teaches how to avoid and correct quilting mistakes and provides some quilting tips and tricks to make your quilting journey easier.
February 2022 Shannon Dixon presented "The CACCC's Mission." Shannon is the Director of Outreach for the Children's Advocacy Center of Comal County. QFTN also discussed their charitable work on behalf of the Guild.
January 2022 The QuiltFest Team presented "QuiltFest 2022"
December 2021 - Officer Installation, Sock Exchange, and Guild Luncheon
November 2021 - No program due to fundraiser
October 2021 Vickie Owen presented "My quilt Journey and Trunk Show"
Vickie, Certified instructor for Laura Heine collage quilts, presented a truck show of her Laura Heine quilts.
September 2021 Sue Heinz presented "You’ve Got a Friend Named Elmer"
Every one of Sue’s classes, books and tools are designed with one purpose in mind - to intrigue, delight and inspire quilters of all ages and skill levels. http://sueheinz.com
August 2021 Terre Walker presented "A Judy Niemeyer Designs and Patterns Trunk Show"
Terre discussed Judy's methodology for paper piecing while sharing 25 quilts in different color waves.
July 2021 Brenda Goggins presented a "Story Book Quilts Trunk Show"
Brenda shared many of the quilts inspired by children’s books that travel to school libraries in the Hill Country.
June 2021 Carmen Vasquez presents "Repair, Restore, Recycle"
Carmen evaluated member's quilts and gave advice for what should be done to preserve or recycle them.
May 2021 Michelle Cole Beer presented "Tips From a Longarm Quilter"
Whether you are a longarm quilter or you quilt-by-check, this presentation offered ideas about how to decide how to quilt your finished quilt top, and how to work with your quilter to end up with the best product.
April 2021 Pam McHenry presented "Pamalama Jo Designs: My Quilting Journey"
She shared her process of creating, publishing and selling original patterns. Challenges and lessons learned, as well as advice for anyone wanting to publish a pattern.
March 2021 (Private ZOOM program for members only) Ruth Ann Berry presented "Bargello Quilts in Motion" Ruth Ann Berry is the author of “Bargello Quilts in Motion” along with other quilt pattern books. She travels extensively to exhibit and teach at guilds and festivals.
February 2021 (Private ZOOM program for members only) Julia Graves presented "My Quilt Journey". Julia shared her journey from beginning quilter to teacher, longarm quilter, and business owner.
January 2021 (Private ZOOM program for members only)
December 2020 (Private ZOOM program for members only)
November 2020 (Private ZOOM program for members only)
October 2020 (Private ZOOM program for members only) Catherine Redford's insights about being a quilter.
September 2020 (Private ZOOM program for members only) Members shared the designs of their sewing studios.
August 2020 (Private ZOOM program for members only) Malka Dubrawsky's “Simple Design-Complex Quilts” This program utilizes simple shapes and techniques with thoughtful fabric choices and placement to make seemingly complicated multi-patterned quilts. Plus she will have her playful hand-dyed fabrics and patterns.
July 2020 (CANCELLED) - Malka Dubrawsky moved to August meeting.
June 2020 (CANCELLED) - Liz Broussard's “Got Scraps?” During this program, Liz would haven given tips on organization and quilt design along with a trunk show. We are hoping to reschedule in the near future.
May 2020 (CANCELLED) - Dot Collins' “Beyond Stack and Whack: Adding Your own Creativity to this Technique"
This program included a trunk show of quilts to inspire and “stretch” your creativity by combining Stack & Whack techniques with traditional blocks to make unique quilts using a variety of arrangements and sizes. We are hoping to reschedule in the near future.
April 2020 (CANCELLED) - Pam McHenry's “Pamalama Jo Designs: My Quilting Story"
During this program, Pam would have given highlights and anecdotes from pattern creation to starting a quilt-based business to publishing, teaching, and selling. We are hoping to reschedule in the near future.
March 2020 (CANCELLED) - Marci Baker's “3-D…Easy As ABC” From her newest book combining “Not your Grandmother’s Tumbling Block’s” along with Sara Nephew’s most popular 3-D optical illusions Marci would have shown very moving and stunning quilts stacked up with simple color/value selections.
February 2020 - J. Michelle Watts' "Southwest Inspirations"
For over 30 years, Michelle has been creating quilts inspired by the beauty of the Southwest. She shared her favorite quilts, wall hangings, and wearable art inspired by Native American pottery, weaving, tile, art, landscape and jewelry.
January 2020 - QuiltFest 2020 "A Kaleidoscope of Color"
Members learned all about the plans for QuiltFest 2020. The Raffle Quilt will also be revealed!
December 2019 - Officer Confirmation & Guild Luncheon
Induction of officers, potluck, and sock exchange.
November 2019 - Lenore Crawford's “Award Winning Techniques to Create an Art Quilt”
Lenore shared how her quilts have evolved into using her own fusing technique with fabric paint to create art quilts with depth and color from photographs. She described how to create a piece from beginning to end and gave secrets she has learned. Visit her website here: www.lenorecrawford.com
October 2019 - Annette Plog' s “Fabric History and Fabric Dating”
Annette learned to sew from her grandmother. In 1997, she joined a group of ladies that made reproductions of antique quilts. This started Annette’s quest for information about antique fabrics. She traced the history of blue fabrics in the 1800’s. Visit her website here: www.petitequilts.com
September 2019 - RaNae Merrill's “How I Became a Spiromaniac”
RaNae shared her spiral quilts and demonstrated different types of spirals and settings, including an easy hands-on demonstration of how to draw a spiral. Visit her website here: www.ranaemerrillquilts.com
August 2019 - Rosie deLeon-McCrady's “Redwork Through the Years”
Rosie traced the history of Redwork quilts. Her trunk show included Redwork quilts from the past and present, including one that is a hundred years old! Visit her website here: www.redworkplus.com
July 2019 - Stephanie Hackney's "All About Batting" Stephanie brought samples from the current line from Hobbs Batting, including: Heirloom, Tuscany, Thermor, and Poly-Down.
June 2019 - Brenda Jeschke's "Judging Criteria-Thru the Eyes of the Judge"
Brenda has been a quilt judge since 1997. She discussed what judges are looking for when they evaluate a quilt. She brought several quilts and discussed the judges' critiques. Members learned what is a good point and what needs to be improved. Visit her website here: www.brendajeschke.com
May 2019 - Gail Garber's "Quiltmakers and Their Influences on Our Lives: A History Lesson"
This light and lively lecture traced through some of Gail’s quilting past, with emphasis on friends who have had a strong influence on her quilts. It progressed through Gail’s early quilting days as a traditional quilter, through her experimentation phase, and culminated in her contemporary art quilts of today. Visit her website here: www.gailgarber.com
April 2019 - Carol Morrissey's “Confessions of an Absent-Minded Quilter”
A fifth generation quilter, Carol shared her quilting journey, including how she designs her own quilts and how she developed her own pattern company. Visit her website here: www.ocaroldesigns.com
March 2019 - Gyleen Fitzgerald's “The Art of Color Blending: Explore what the mind sees but the eyes cannot”. We learned how to read each fabric’s color to successfully use 50 plus fabrics within one quilt. Visit her website here: www.colourfulstitches.com
February 2019 - Angela McCorkle's “Where to Quilt What”
Angela described various quilting styles, techniques, and how to select quilt design elements.
January 2019 - Quilts for Those in Need
Presentations from the local advocacy centers and St. Judes.
December 2018 - Officer Confirmation & Guild Luncheon
Induction of officers, potluck, and sock exchange.
November 2018 - Shannon Brinkley's "Scrappy Applique"
Shannon took us through the whole process she developed for scrappy applique and provided a lot of ideas and inspiration for how these techniques can be used.
October 2018 - Charlotte Angotti's "Why Aren't You Making More Quilts? I know you have the fabric!"
Charlotte's lecture was humorous, light, and yet full of information and real quilts.
September 2018 - M.J. Fielek's "Bucket List of Quilts - the quilts you want to make before you die"
M.J. has been sewing and quilting for over 40 years. Her talent for selecting color combinations and attention to detail are reflected in her quilts. The lecture included a trunk show.
August 2018 - Nova Montgomery's "A Century of Progress: The World's Fair of 1933 and its Quilt contest"
In this program, Nova took us back in time to see the background of our country leading up to the Chicago World's Fair of 1933, including the factors that contributed to almost 25,000 people entering the quilt contest held during the fair, some of the quilts made for the fair, and the people who made them.
July 2018 - Rhonda Dort's "Quilting with Vintage Linens"
Rhonda shared her quilts made with vintage handkerchiefs, dresser scarves, pillow cases, doilies, quilt blocks, dish towels, and any other item she found to create a "new" quilt. Visit her website (rhondadort.com) for more of her quilts.
June 2018 - Karen Kay Buckley's "To Border or not to Border, That is the Question"
Karen discussed whether a quilt needs a border, how to select a border for your quilt, how she designs many of her borders, and how to measure to ensure a flat quilt. As she showed her quilts, she discussed her border choices and shared some fun stories along the way.
May 2018 - Carolyn McCormick's "The Evolution of the Add-a-Quarter"
Carolyn designed the Add-a-Quarter ruler in the beginning to decrease the frustration she was having in making a template-required quilt for a friend. She told us about that beginning step and how the ruler has become the go-to tool for many paper-piecing enthusiasts, as well as the new versions of the ruler.
April 2018 - Doris Rice "X-Block Quilts"
Doris entertained us with X-blocks adventure tales while showing her inspiring collection of quilts. She demonstrated how the X-blocks tool and color placement combine to create new designs from otherwise "ho hum" blocks. See the Photo Gallery for photos from her presentation.
March 2018 - Tana Mueller's "Got Crayons?"
Tana showed us how she adds crayon artwork to 100% quality cotton quilt fabric to create unique artwork designs that can be used for many applications.
February 2018 - Trisha Stuart's the "Color & the Importance of Value"
There's a secret to creating consistently stunning quilts: value. Trisha showed us an assortment of quilts (successful and not so much) and taught a little more about how colors and values work together along with some stories that brought us all together with a little laughter.
January 2018 - The officers and committee chairs explained their plans for 2018. The QuiltFest committee gave a special presentation about QuiltFest 2018, including an unveiling of the donation raffle quilt!
December 2017 - The new officers were confirmed. Afterward, the guild enjoyed a luncheon and sock exchange.
November 2017 - Suzi Parron's “Barn Quilts and the American Quilt Trail Movement”
Suzi’s took us on a journey along the quilt trail, beginning with the very first barn quilt, which stemmed from Donna Sue Groves and her wish to honor her mother’s quilting art. The presentation featured over 100 stunning photos of barn quilts, some of which rival cloth quilts in their intricacy. See the Photo Gallery for photos from the workshop.
October 2017 - Kim Fauth's “ABCD Quilting Trunk Show”
When Kim came up with the ABCD technique, she shared it with her Monday quilting group. They encouraged her to write a book because the technique was so new and different. Her background in teaching is evident throughout her book. The directions are in white, gray and black with areas of emphasis in blue. Each step is broken down with accurate drawings and hints to make sewing easier. Then the designing and creativity begins!