Meetings, Programs, Workshops...Oh My!
Meetings & Programs ****** please see home page for location
until further notice
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Meetings are held the 2nd Saturday of the month at the Lakeport Senior Center with the exception of October when we feature our annual quilt show.
The central focus of monthly guild meetings are programs which may include an educational guest speaker, trunk show, technique demonstrations, slides, or movies. Just a few of the other activities during the general meeting are Show and Tell, Treasure Chest raffle and a pot luck buffet. There is no cost to attend. Members leave inspired and eager to pursue their quilting passion. Visitors are welcome for 2 meetings at no cost. General Meeting and Program
2nd Saturday Monthly Social Hour 9:00 a.m. Meeting Begins at 10:00 a.m. |
Lakeport Senior Center
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Programs
For questions or sign ups, please contact Program Chair Suzanne Lee directly or email by selecting the button below. The workshops really are geared towards all skill levels and are a lot of fun. Come for the sewing and the comradery, and you just might learn something new as well. Classes may be open to non-members if space is available.
SEE UPCOMING PROGRAMS BELOW
SEPTEMBER - 2021 - Linda Wagner
October - 2021 - 19th Falling Leaves Quilt show
November - 2021 - Renee schultz
2021 - Dec 11th Christmas Party
Christmas Party! Bring something you made with a Christmas/Winter
theme for Show and Tell, a sewing or sweet present wrapped to exchange
(optional,) and a dish to share at break time. For more information see the
article on Christmas Party from the organizing group.
theme for Show and Tell, a sewing or sweet present wrapped to exchange
(optional,) and a dish to share at break time. For more information see the
article on Christmas Party from the organizing group.
2022 - Jan 8th & 9th - Sandra Mollon
Sandra Mollon comes to us from Valley Springs, California. She is a textile artist, instructor, author and designer. With a long love of textiles, she spent many years working in traditional hand appliqué. She has had many quilts juried into large international and regional shows. If you attended PIQF this year, you may have seen Sandra’s, “In Perfect Harmony” which won Best Wall Quilt. The subject was polar bears and was hung showing both sides of the quilt with magnificent thread painting! Her lecture will be, “Adapting an Image for an Art Quilt.” She took classes in photography in college and as interest in art quilts increased, her interests
merged. Her presentation will be part trunk show and part power point lecture showing how to choose photos to work from, posterization of images (we’ll have to find out what that is), and finally the nuts and bolts of assembly and quilting. The class will be “Thread Painting.” Participants will be given a choice of images printed on fabric, and using free motion thread play, the image is covered in stitches to make a wonderful thread painted art project suitable for framing or other sewing projects. She will bring lots of professional embroidery thread to share, but it doesn’t hurt to bring your own if you have it. The class workshop is suitable for all levels of quilters. Yes, even beginners. She says it looks more difficult than it is and is an excellent way
for beginners to support skills in free motion quilting. All you need to know is how to put the feed dogs down on your machine! Cost $45 and a $5 materials fee to Sandra.
merged. Her presentation will be part trunk show and part power point lecture showing how to choose photos to work from, posterization of images (we’ll have to find out what that is), and finally the nuts and bolts of assembly and quilting. The class will be “Thread Painting.” Participants will be given a choice of images printed on fabric, and using free motion thread play, the image is covered in stitches to make a wonderful thread painted art project suitable for framing or other sewing projects. She will bring lots of professional embroidery thread to share, but it doesn’t hurt to bring your own if you have it. The class workshop is suitable for all levels of quilters. Yes, even beginners. She says it looks more difficult than it is and is an excellent way
for beginners to support skills in free motion quilting. All you need to know is how to put the feed dogs down on your machine! Cost $45 and a $5 materials fee to Sandra.
2022 - Feb 12th & 13th - Round Robin Demonstrations
Lecture: We will be having four 15-20 minute demonstrations on appliqué with starch with Renee Schultz-Hein, perfect 90 degree corners on your bindings with Jane Alameda, face bindings with Marj Sweeney, and a simple 3-D Flowers demonstration with Gretchen Moore.
Class: UFO’s at Scott’s Valley Women’s Club: Bring something you’re working on and Jane Alameda and Marj Sweeney will be there to help us if we get stuck! If anyone wants to make 3-D flowers, Gretchen will come to
help. Cost $10.
Class: UFO’s at Scott’s Valley Women’s Club: Bring something you’re working on and Jane Alameda and Marj Sweeney will be there to help us if we get stuck! If anyone wants to make 3-D flowers, Gretchen will come to
help. Cost $10.
Workshops & Classes
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Sometimes a guest speaker may offer a workshop or class. Workshops or classes are typically offered the day following the general meeting. There is generally a fee to attend and attendance could be limited. Pre-registration is required.
Join us for a full day of skill building, inspiration, friendship and fun! Don't forget to bring a lunch. Held at the Scotts Valley Women's Center
Door opens at 9:00 a.m. Workshops begins at 10:00 a.m. |
Scotts Valley Women's Center
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Skills Day
Skills Day was created for guild members to share their skills, talents and abilities with other guild members. We are so lucky to have such talented members willing to teach various quilting techniques!
It's held once a quarter on a Saturday at the Scotts Valley Women's Center (see map above for directions). Door opens at 9.:00 am and sewing fun begins at 10:00 am.
Sign up at any general meeting along with a refundable $10 deposit to reserve your space. Bring your lunch and plan on a day of fun and friendship while you hone your skills.
Contact Skills Day Chairs _____________ for further information.
It's held once a quarter on a Saturday at the Scotts Valley Women's Center (see map above for directions). Door opens at 9.:00 am and sewing fun begins at 10:00 am.
Sign up at any general meeting along with a refundable $10 deposit to reserve your space. Bring your lunch and plan on a day of fun and friendship while you hone your skills.
Contact Skills Day Chairs _____________ for further information.