The 16th Annual Falling Leaves Quilt Show
Presented by the Ladies of the Lake Quilt Guild
The Ladies of the Lake Quilt Guild Falling Leaves Quilt show will be held Saturday & Sunday, October 7& 8, 2017. If you would like to enter your quilt, an entry form must be submitted by August 12, 2017. There is no limit on the number of quilts you may enter but each quilt entered must have it's own entry form.
October 7th and 8th, 2017
Saturday, 10--5 & Sunday, 10--4
Lake County Fairgrounds
401 Martin Street
Lakeport, California 95453
Saturday, 10--5 & Sunday, 10--4
Lake County Fairgrounds
401 Martin Street
Lakeport, California 95453
Quilts: Traditional, Modern, Art
Wearable Art • Demonstrations
Door Prizes • Country Store
Boutique • Featured Artist
Opportunity Quilt • Vendors
Wearable Art • Demonstrations
Door Prizes • Country Store
Boutique • Featured Artist
Opportunity Quilt • Vendors
Featuring Lynn Wilder, Quilter, Teacher, Pattern Designer and Entrepreneur. She combines her love of appliqué with pieced blocks.
Over 200 Quilts - Silent Auction - Door Prize
Opportunity Quilt Drawing
Vendors - Theme Baskets
Country Store - Demonstrations
Donation $10 (under 12 $2) at the door. To enter quilt, download an entry from or for Advance Sale Tickets information visit www.LLQG.org
Over 200 Quilts - Silent Auction - Door Prize
Opportunity Quilt Drawing
Vendors - Theme Baskets
Country Store - Demonstrations
Donation $10 (under 12 $2) at the door. To enter quilt, download an entry from or for Advance Sale Tickets information visit www.LLQG.org
Guest Artist
LYNN WILDER
sewnwildoaks@gmail.com http://sewnwildoaks.blogspot.com
925-443-4302
I've been quilting for the past 20 years and teaching quilting for the past seven years. Eight years ago I started my own pattern company called Sew'n Wild Oaks. I've designed 23 patterns, and written one resource manual called Patchwork
Math. I was the featured artist at the quilt show in Georgetown, CA in the fall of 2012, 2013 & 2016. I completed a taping for an episode of The Quilt show.com show #1604 which aired in February of 2015 and is available for viewing. I’m also featured in the Classroom section of The Quilt Show where I teach brief segments of Patchwork Math. I have designed quilts for Marcus fabrics and RJR Fabrics. I’ve had several quilts offered in Keepsake Quilting Catalogs over the past two years. I enjoy designing and making traditional quilts, combining my love of appliqué with pieced blocks.
My background is Geography. Prior to my retirement, I was a Geographic Information Systems Analyst at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. This is a fancy way to say I was a cartographer with a twist. I mapped then analyzed data collected by scientists around the world. Sometimes I would only have a 30 second flash of a viewgraph to get my point across....using color and symbology. My knowledge and use of color transferred directly to the quilting world.
My standard guild lecture is called, “The Geography of a Quilt.” I compare the similarity between maps and quilts. My talk also covers my youth, growing up in a small mountain community where my only activity was an over-active imagination which fostered a love for Geography....and yes, quilting. I tell my story through a full trunk show of 25 quilts.
My workshop is called Patchwork Math. I’ve written a manual covering the formulas and construction techniques for 12 of the most popular quilting components found in blocks, sashings and borders. Once you have the formulas, you can make any component, any size you need.
This is my most popular class and the workshops always fill.
I have a well-established blog http://sewnwildoaks.blogspot.com where I share my current and past projects, classes I'm teaching, recipes, quilting tutorials and other good stuff!
LYNN WILDER
sewnwildoaks@gmail.com http://sewnwildoaks.blogspot.com
925-443-4302
I've been quilting for the past 20 years and teaching quilting for the past seven years. Eight years ago I started my own pattern company called Sew'n Wild Oaks. I've designed 23 patterns, and written one resource manual called Patchwork
Math. I was the featured artist at the quilt show in Georgetown, CA in the fall of 2012, 2013 & 2016. I completed a taping for an episode of The Quilt show.com show #1604 which aired in February of 2015 and is available for viewing. I’m also featured in the Classroom section of The Quilt Show where I teach brief segments of Patchwork Math. I have designed quilts for Marcus fabrics and RJR Fabrics. I’ve had several quilts offered in Keepsake Quilting Catalogs over the past two years. I enjoy designing and making traditional quilts, combining my love of appliqué with pieced blocks.
My background is Geography. Prior to my retirement, I was a Geographic Information Systems Analyst at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. This is a fancy way to say I was a cartographer with a twist. I mapped then analyzed data collected by scientists around the world. Sometimes I would only have a 30 second flash of a viewgraph to get my point across....using color and symbology. My knowledge and use of color transferred directly to the quilting world.
My standard guild lecture is called, “The Geography of a Quilt.” I compare the similarity between maps and quilts. My talk also covers my youth, growing up in a small mountain community where my only activity was an over-active imagination which fostered a love for Geography....and yes, quilting. I tell my story through a full trunk show of 25 quilts.
My workshop is called Patchwork Math. I’ve written a manual covering the formulas and construction techniques for 12 of the most popular quilting components found in blocks, sashings and borders. Once you have the formulas, you can make any component, any size you need.
This is my most popular class and the workshops always fill.
I have a well-established blog http://sewnwildoaks.blogspot.com where I share my current and past projects, classes I'm teaching, recipes, quilting tutorials and other good stuff!
The 2015 Falling Leaves Quilt Show was wonderful!
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