Community Quilts is the guild’s program to make quilts for children and adults in need. We make many quilts for foster children, victims of wildfire, and other situations where a quilt could fill a need for someone. Community Quilts meets … Read More
As you might have guessed, this is Margaret T’s latest bed-size creation, and yes, those flowers are all 3 dimensional! Quilting done by a local professional longarm quilter. It is stunning!
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
After a year and a half, we finally met in doors at the church. What a great reunion! Plus, so many new faces. We visited, we introduced ourselves, we played Orphan Block Bingo and we shared our Covid quilts! Pictured … Read More
ACQG was well represented at the 2021 Mid-State Fair. The fair’s personnel are trying hard to hang the quilts in a more professional manner. Gone are the staples and nails! Plus, they are up and away from the “fondlers.” It … Read More
It’s May 2021 and Community Quilts has another 37 Quilts finished since March. We are on target: Our Goal for this year is 225. We have 75 completed. that’s 1/3 of our total in the first four months! Praise to … Read More
I think I can safely say that everyone enjoyed the class. She was interesting, patient, lighthearted, and very organized. I thought it was interesting that she drew 100 faces on 5×7 cards – a face a day. It was easy … Read More
Just a couple of photos from our meeting. It was very interesting. Lyric is truly an artist. Carol A make a compelling request for someone to set up and be on the slate of officers for our 2021-22 Board. And … Read More
Linda H and Karen P were participants in ACQG’s first Zoom class. The class was taught by Linda Sullivan from Colourwerx. It was a fun and interesting way to take a class. Funny how our lives have changed! Anyway, it … Read More
Group G Group H Group I Group J Group N Group O Group M Yesterday, October 17, 2020, We met at the storage locker for supply and quilt exchanges. This weekend, I’ll be posting more pictures of the quilts destine … Read More
