Ursula (Uschi) Greiner lives on the Sunshine Coast. She has been doing wool applique with hand embroidery and embellishments since 2007. She is a well-known fiber artist whose current focus is contemporary folk art using her own hand-dyed wool and … Continue reading →
Maureen Wood has been quilting since 2004 and has developed a passion for foundation paper piecing. She has made well over 100 quilts using the foundation paper piecing techniques of Judy Niemeyer and of Jacqueline de Jonge, and has taught … Continue reading →
This meeting has been cancelled due to COVID-19 … Continue reading →
This meeting has been cancelled due to COVID-19 … Continue reading →
Ursula (Uschi) Greiner lives on the Sunshine Coast. She has been doing wool applique with hand embroidery and embellishments since 2007. She is a well-known fiber artist whose current focus is contemporary folk art using her own hand-dyed wool and … Continue reading →
The 2020 retreat is now full! Looking forward to seeing all the participants and their fabulous work. If you are intrigued, please think about signing up for the 2021 retreat, which will be held at Edenvale March 7-10. — Janet … Continue reading →
This event has been cancelled. In accordance with other cancellations or postponements resulting from the threat of COVID-19, the Executive of VQG and the Programmes and Workshop Committee members have decided that our wisest and safest course of action is: … Continue reading →
Ursula Greiner’s trunk show has been rescheduled to the September 3rd meeting. In accordance with other cancellations or postponements resulting from the threat of COVID-19, the Executive of VQG and the Programmes and Workshop Committee members have decided that our … Continue reading →
Open those bins, go through those piles, and search your closets. Pull out all of your unfinished works. Either donate them to the free table, or join us for the 2020 WIP Program which is now underway. You must show … Continue reading →
I have always been intrigued by the artwork of M.C. Escher. One of his better-known works (Reptiles, M.C. Escher, March 1943) depicts a series of lizards marching in a circle (figure 1). In the late 80s, I found a book … Continue reading →
