Instructor: Lorna Shapiro When: October 5, 2019 and October 19, 2019 Where: St. Faith’s Anglican Church, 57th and Cypress Time: 10 am to 4 pm Cost: The cost of this two-day workshop will be $110 Early Bird Special: For VQG members $85 if you … Continue reading →
Lorna Shapiro – Exploring Shape as a Design Element I tend to stay within a comfortable zone of familiar shapes as I build new quilt designs. This past year I had the opportunity to spend 4 days in a workshop … Continue reading →
Kellie Kaczmarek Silly Moon Quilting Co. is a Canadian owned manufacturer and designer of templates, rulers and quilting accessories. They currently sell rulers for use with a ruler foot in free motion quilting. They are a small business and are always … Continue reading →
Zig Zag Scrap buster quilt workshop The workshop was fun and interesting. Twelve people attended; some of us completed 8 blocks, and some of us only got one done! We all learned that zigzagging can be tricky. Thanks to Sandy … Continue reading →
Dianne Stevenson As a 5th generation quilter from Southern Ontario, Dianne cannot remember or imagine life without the warmth of quilts. Her career as an instructor began in 1976 and has taken her abroad as well as expanded into the presentation … Continue reading →
The VQG was a featured guild at CQA’s Quilt Canada this year at the Vancouver Convention Centre! We were fortunate to have the chance to speak to so many people, local and not-so-local, and spread the word about our Guild … Continue reading →
Images from our 2015 Harvest of Quilts Show. … Continue reading →
Here are photos from our 2012 quilt show. Click on an image to enter Slideshow mode. … Continue reading →
What You Should Know About Taking Your Quilt to a Professional Quilter If you have had or are considering having one of your quilts professionally quilted, our January 9th program is just for you. Three of our members will be … Continue reading →
Trish Poehnell – CANCELED DUE TO THE WEATHER I have been quilting since the 1970’s but have taken it up with gusto since returning to Vancouver in 1989. I readily admit to having a bit of a “squirrel” approach to my … Continue reading →
