A Bright Era in Vintage Quilting
by GAAQG Preservationist Pam Young Setla, March 13, 2019 Vintage is a term that refers to quilts that are from the 1920s -1960s. These quilts are often mistakenly called antique […]
Magic fabric follow up
Using water soluble stabilizer to create fabric is one of the most fun things I do. Not all scrap piece backgrounds need the stabilizer, but when using really skinny strips, […]
Creating fabric with…magic!
At least it seems magical to me to use water-soluble stabilizer for the creation of new and unique fabric. I gave a quick demo about it at quilt guild and […]
Tale of the Delinquent Quilter
Our guild is so very supportive of Safehouse and the quilts we make for them are very much appreciated. It is assumed that we are all contributing with quilts to […]
Two-color binding how-to
by Linda Theil May 24, 2018 GAAQG member Jan Roys taught a very popular demonstration of how to apply a two-color binding to a quilt project at the guild’s May […]
Flying Geese–don’t you love ’em?
Blogger: Kathy Schmidt, Quirks Ltd. This was just posted on my own blog and I thought you might be interested in this Flying Geese method also! I always think everyone […]
Show Your True Colors!
Blogger: Nico Laudenberg I figure I’ve always been a color freak, ever since colors have drawn my attention and fascinated me. Is there anything better then assorted crayons, a wool […]
GAAQG Volunteer Quilt: “Plus” block
by Kathy Schmidt March 21, 2017 Have you made your “Plus” block yet for this year’s Volunteer Quilt? It only takes a few minutes! However, if you are like me, […]
Join us to sew for SafeHouse on Saturday, March 18
Who: YOU. All levels of sewing skills encouraged What: To have fun, to socialize with friends new and old, and to sew quilt tops for SafeHouse Time: Beginning 30 minutes […]
Modern AND Improv—Great!
Blogger: Kathy Schmidt, Quirks Ltd. Every year one of the wonderful volunteers in our guild gets a quilt–just for volunteering! Isn’t that fantastic? Something that might seem so easy to […]