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February 15 2025
February 15 2025 Sew Day
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March 13 2025
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March 13 2025 Guild Meetig
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You’ll be transported to a tiny island — just 13 acres — in the central Philippines as you enjoy images and stories of the colorful quilts and the more than 100 quiltmakers of Caohagan Island. You’ll see a dozen of the island quilts up close and personal and photos of more than 50 of these handmade, one-of-a-kind quilts. You’ll be introduced to the unique techniques developed by these quiltmakers whose tools are simply fabric and scissors, needle and thread. |
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Dana Jones designed and made “Peace Cranes Over Hiroshima” after a visit to the peace park that is at the epicenter of the World War II atomic bombing site in Hiroshima, Japan. This foundation-pieced quilt is based on an Origami folded peace-crane image from the International Crane Foundation in Baraboo, Wisconsin. Experience with foundation piecing (machine paper piecing) is needed for success making this quilt. |
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Member Workshop Fee: $50.00 Refund Policy: Fees will be refunded by the Guild only if the event is full and a replacement can be found on the wait list by the Workshop Coordinator. For workshops, "full" is defined based on the Speaker’s contractual requirements. Questions? Email Margaret Dear, Workshop Coordinator
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April 10 2025
Mac Cox is an enthusiastic quilter and a social media influencer and YouTube producer about all things quilt related. You may have seen Mac’s work when you watched her video recordings of our past two Harvest of Colors Quilt Shows, which are available on our website. If you haven’t seen these yet, click on the link above. **Click the photo on the right to view a recent im-promptu interview that Susan Katz did with her at QuiltCon. |
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Workshop April 11
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"Have you heard about three-yard quilts? Want to know what it's all about? Come join us and find out. Mac is a fan of three yard quilts. Her book "Curve Appeal" includes patterns for eight different quilts using her "Curve Appeal" method. You can see the patterns available below, so you can proceed to pick the pattern and fabrics you will use. A supply list is coming soon. She's bringing copies of the book ($18 - so you save on postage), and you'll choose your favorite pattern to work on in the workshop." |
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Member Workshop Fee: $50.00 Refund Policy: Fees will be refunded by the Guild only if the event is full and a replacement can be found on the wait list by the Workshop Coordinator. For workshops, "full" is defined based on the Speaker’s contractual requirements. Questions? Email Margaret Dear, Workshop Coordinator
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May 8 2025
Carolina Oneto is an internationally-known quilter and teacher who will be Zooming in from Mexico City. A former industrial engineer and teacher of industrial engineering, she is one of those teachers who is terrific at explaining abstract concepts to a group of quilters of all levels." | |
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This workshop consists of two parts. In the morning she will teach part one: Organic Shapes. Organic shapes: In this class I will teach you how to make curved shapes with your sewing machine! I explain step by step, in detail, how to make these beautiful shapes, which will give you the possibility to freely create shapes on your quilts! It is not Appliqué. In addition, I will show you 3 variants of these forms (one form on top of another, one form next to another and one form within another) and I will give you ideas to inspire you in your next creations! "Mix-Up Quilting" is Carolina Oneto's technique of using hand quilting with perle cotton in combination with machine quilting to provide additional texture to your quilt. In preparation for the workshop, members will put together four quilt sandwiches with simple machine quilting on them (details in supply list to come), which will then be used to practice her techniques of hand quilting. Come learn about a method that incorporates traditional and modern in one project and provides a really special way to interact with your quilt surface after it's pieced. |
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Member Workshop Fee: $50.00 Refund Policy: Fees will be refunded by the Guild only if the event is full and a replacement can be found on the wait list by the Workshop Coordinator. For workshops, "full" is defined based on the Speaker’s contractual requirements. Questions? Email Margaret Dear, Workshop Coordinator
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June 12 2025
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For information on participating in this Challenge
June 13 2025
$10/person
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July 10 2025
This year’s theme is “Wearables.”
Bring or wear something you’ve made or upcycled.
It can be a bag or a garment - anything you can wear and share about.
We look forward to welcoming all new and returning members to this delightful, mainly *social* gathering. Please plan to attend if you possibly can. Transportation challenged? Ask a Guild pal for a ride or contact Nancy Butterfield to help find a ride. We want to Last names beginning with: |
August 2025
Nancy Butterfield will present a talk about Sashiko stitching from her perspective as a lifelong fan of this and many other Japanese art and craft forms. She will discuss Sashiko history, its original purpose and the many ways it is being used in present day Japan, America and in stitching communities worldwide.
Friday - August 15 Introductory Sashiko Stitching 9-3pm St. Andrews |
Saturday - August 23 Let’s Make a Japanese Rice Bag 9-3pm St. Andrews |
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Please plan to sign up at the June meeting or use the online link. | ||
This workshop will be about Sashiko, a form of Japanese hand stitching. It was a popular Guild workshop in 2019 taught by Nancy Ota and is likely to fill fast, perhaps because it doesn’t require a sewing machine. This technique can be used in quilts, garments, visible mending and in many creative ways. In class, basic techniques for marking, starting and stitching will be covered. A small sample will be made and then you’ll have a choice of stitching several free patterns as blocks or work on a purchased sampler. |
This type of bag is also called a ‘komebukuro.’ They were traditionally made from scrap fabric and were filled with temple offerings, such as rice or other items during religious ceremonies, or to hold gifts destined for a close friend or relative. Komebukuro bags were hand sewn in a patchwork style using a mix of whatever fabrics on hand and closed with a cotton drawstring cord. These versatile bags can be created from blocks made in the Guild Sashiko Workshop. OR This is a perfect project to use up extra scraps of fabric and to add your own unique style. You can be as simple or complex as you’d like. And it is fully reversible! We will be making a bag using 9” blocks with ½” seam allowances. It is the perfect size to carry around your latest stitching or knitting project or to use it as a lunch tote. |
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Member Workshop Fee: $50.00 Refund Policy: Fees will be refunded by the Guild only if the event is full and a replacement can be found on the wait list by the Workshop Coordinator. For workshops, "full" is defined based on the Speaker’s contractual requirements. Questions? Email Workshop Coordinator
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September 2025
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September 2025
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