Two of our members held a potholder making workshop at Our Social Fabric (they have fabric, sewing machines and supplies all set up!) during the Culture Crawl. We had 6 participants and lots of fun. We will be holding a … Continue reading →
OUR SEVENTH ANNUAL! Wow … this is lucky number seven! The rules are same as before, with one addition – The PANEL CHALLENGE COMPONENT. This does NOT mean that you have to use a panel – it just adds a … Continue reading →
Piece. Laugh. Eat. Quilt. Sleep. Repeat. This is our popular annual retreat at Edenvale (www.edenvale.ca), Abbotsford. More details in the newsletter.
The popular in-town retreat is back! Location: Immaculate Conception Church, 3778 West 28th Ave., Vancouver Full details in the December newsletter. … 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 →
Members show off their fun quilts from the November 2nd Dresden Houses Workshop at the November 7th meeting. … Continue reading →
Bio Janet has been a long time member of the Vancouver Quilters’ Guild. She has been sewing garments since about the age of 13, starting on a treadle and ever so happy to finally have access to an electric machine … Continue reading →
For our party this year, the December 5th meeting will include: 1. Pot Luck Supper: Bring one dish for all of us to share. Finger food is easiest, but if you want to bring a casserole, pie, etc. please also … Continue reading →
Nicholas Turcan is a multi-talented and very creative individual. His journey into quilting began in 2012 with one quilt. Well, one quilt quickly turned into several which led him to a job at The Cloth Shop on Granville Island, where … 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 →
