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 →
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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 →
Greetings, fellow quilters and kindred spirits! I am honored to share my creations with you at your October meeting. Here’s a wee bit about me and my journey. I grew up in Sitka, Alaska, moved to Bellingham where I met … Continue reading →
Trish Poehnell 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 quilting – easily distracted by … Continue reading →
The final meeting before the summer. Annual General Meeting We will start the evening with our AGM where the committee is finalized and other Guild business is discussed. Mini Trunk Show Our June program will include mini trunk shows by … 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 →
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 →
