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 →
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 →
ALL VQG MEMBERS are invited to participate in the FIFTH ANNUAL CHARITY QUILT CHALLENGE!!! The purpose of this challenge is to: encourage members to make a quilt for charity and to have fun doing just that! Each finished Charity quilt shown at a … Continue reading →
I usually have a song playing in my head as I go about my day. Right now as I write this in late November, the song is Singing in the Rain. (I wish it was Blue Skies Smilin’ At Me). Some members of my … Continue reading →
ALL VQG MEMBERS are invited to participate in the FOURTH ANNUAL CHARITY QUILT CHALLENGE!! Our first Charity Quilt Challenge, June 2014, saw 55 quilts donated; our second, June 2015, 58 quilts donated; the third, June 2016, 60 quilts (including 3 … Continue reading →
It’s time for a new challenge! The aim is to complete as many UFOs as possible by the December meeting. They can be big or small, simple or complicated. Register as few or as many as you like. You don’t … Continue reading →
With the 2015 Quilt Show coming up quickly it’s time to put your mind to entering the Challenge. This year we want to limit your choice of colours and send your creative juices in the direction of design and form. … Continue reading →
To Start – design a main block that will be the centre of your own Round Robin. It can be any shape, any block, colour, or a medallion…. anything! Round 1: Whichever colour in your main block there is the … Continue reading →
At the September meeting members will be able to select one of 22 “themed” fat quarters. The rules of the challenge are: The fabric given you is the BACK of the piece you are making. Your project cannot be smaller than … Continue reading →
