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Greater Ann Arbor Quilt Guild (GAAQG)
PO Box 131272
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48113-1272
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Quilt Guild President: Lynne Bryant, president@gaaqg.com
Vice President – Programs: Arlene Kindel, programs@gaaqg.com
Vice President – Membership: Patricia Wolff, membership@gaaqg.com
Secretary: Grace Boxer, secretary@gaaqg.com
Treasurers: Marilyn Knepp and Marge Venema, treasurer@gaaqg.com
Admissions Table: Lori Ruhlig, admissions@gaaqg.com
Advertising: Lucinda Herring, advertising@gaaqg.com
Blog Editor: Susan Schwandt, bloggers@gaaqg.com
Education: Carol Spaly education@gaaqg.com
Facebook and Instagram Editor: Nico Laudenberg, socialmedia@gaaqg.com
Fabric Sale: Roberta Myyra, fundraisingfabricsale@gaaqg.com
Garage Sale: Carol Repasky, garagesale@gaaqg.com
General Guild Information: Kathy Johnson, info@gaaqg.com
Historian: Nancy Finlayson, historian@gaaqg.com
Librarians: Lori Rhode, Donna Hoskins, Camie Roper, Cheryl Shaul & Jody Jones librarians@gaaqg.com
Nominating Committee: Lynne Bryant, nominatingcommittee@gaaqg.com
Opportunity Board: Nancy Butler, opportunityboard@gaaqg.com
Preservation: Pam Setla, preservation@gaaqg.com
Public Relations: Open position, publicrelations@gaaqg.com
Quilt Day Demos: Open Position, QuiltDayDemos@gaaqg.com
Quilt Show 2022: Lori Rhode, quiltshow@gaaqg.com
Quilt University: Open Position, qu@gaaqg.com
Registrar – Guild Workshops: Glenna Schweitzer, workshopregistrar@gaaqg.com
SafeHouse Batting: Ruth Mieras, safehousebatting@gaaqg.com
SafeHouse Fabrics: Mary Bajcz & Mary Vinovskis, safehousefabrics@gaaqg.com
SafeHouse Fund-Raiser Quilts: Patrice Smith, fundraiserquilts@gaaqg.com
SafeHouse Liaison: Anne Rapundalo, safehouse@gaaqg.com
SafeHouse Kits & Sewing Events: Jan Kosko, safehousequiltkits@gaaqg.com
Small Groups & Zoom Account Coordinator: Pat Weber, smallgroups@gaaqg.com
Vendor Liaison: Marge Gladd, vendorliaison@gaaqg.com
Webmaster: Mary Beth Donovan, webmaster@gaaqg.com
The lure of indigo is strong — the classic blue and white combination found in many Japanese textiles is cool, crisp, and so appealing. From classic kimonos to denim jeans, indigo has been used by many cultures for dyeing cloth, and the Japanese have refined the use of indigo to an art form. This is the class to use all those lovely blue and white shibori fabrics you’ve dyed yourself, or use carefully curated blue and white fabrics from your stash. Each participant will develop a simple geometric block design based on unfolded origami shapes, set a theme and create variations, and combine them into the beginning of a fresh and modern mini quilt top.
The class runs from 9:30 AM-4:00 PM Eastern Time with a 1/2 hour break for lunch. The Zoom classroom opens at 9:00 AM and students should be online by 9:15 AM.
The class runs from 9:30 AM-4:00 PM Eastern Time with a 1/2 hour break for lunch. The Zoom classroom opens at 9:00 AM and students should be online by 9:15 AM.
