Bio: Elaine Quehl is a Canadian quilt artist, teacher, and fabric dyer/designer who is best known for her dramatic and colourful nature-themed art quilts featuring luscious foliage (particularly hosta leaves), flowers and trees. All fabric used in her artwork is … Continue reading →
Over the last 40 years I have challenged myself to learn many different techniques on my quilting journey. I have also become known for my use of color and I am excited to share my diverse display of more than … Continue reading →
Zoom meeting to include the Annual General Meeting followed by Show & Tell and announcements.
Continue reading →Avid Quilter and Fabric Designer, Brett Lewis, aka Natural Born Quilter, is from Edmonton Alberta. He discovered his love of the craft through learning to sew and quilt in the spring of 2016. Fast forward seven years and over 60 … Continue reading →
A short meeting on Zoom for guild business and show and tell.
Continue reading →We will be co-sponsoring this special speaker with the Vancouver Guild of Fibre Arts. https://marypaldesigns.com/ https://www.marypalteaches.com/zoom-classes What leads a quilter from the traditional path of piecing and appliqué to working with textiles in a whole new way? Such a journey … Continue reading →
An opportunity to meet in-person at the Shaughnessy Restaurant, Van Dusen Gardens, Vancouver, BC.
Continue reading →We are planning to hold our regular virtual meeting with some special show & tell, zoom-friendly games, breakout rooms and prizes.
Continue reading →Artist Bio: Erin Suliak is a multidisciplinary artist who works in fibre and performance. Born and raised in Yellowknife, her artwork reflects on temporality, place, and explorations of craft practices, and often incorporates found and reclaimed materials. Her fibre work … Continue reading →
It’s no surprise that Linda and Carl love color and love creating colorful contemporary fabric designs and patterns! With over 22 years experience as a professional designers and quiltmakers, Linda and Carl are intensely passionate about bold bright colors, midcentury … Continue reading →
