This week's question is about what you listen to while working on a project. Do you listen to music, audio books, the t.v.? What gets your blood pumping and ready to create?
Showing posts with label MQG. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MQG. Show all posts
Monday, April 30, 2012
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Color Play Class With Nancy Rink
Award-winning quilter, author, designer and teacher, Nancy Rink, will be teaching a color theory class for our guild on Saturday, December 10, 10:00 - 3:00, at Strawberry Patches.
I look forward to spending time with my BMQG friends, learning skills that we can all use in our future quilting adventures!
Lynn
Your Friendly Neighborhood Program Coordinator
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
October Meeting Habitat Challenge Reveal!
We all started with a project that most of us thought " what do we do with this". Watching the transformations of this "out of our element fabric", forming into quilt projects has been quite an amazing journey for our guild. Creative genius came out of each member with an interpretation of what this fabric spoke to them, and resulted in the best eye candy a quilter could ask for.
Our next meeting Saturday October 15th from 2pm to 4pm over at Strawberry Patches quilt shop will be just that. The long awaited reveal of this several month long project. We are very excited for everyone to share the story of their journey making these quilts.
We also have a new swap reveal planned so come on down for a bit of fun, and bring a snack if you'd like to. We can't wait to see everyone on Saturday!
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Announcements for BMQG
Thank you to everyone who made it out last Saturday for our very first Sew-in Day over at the Quilt n sew quilt shoppe. I know that weather came into play that day in surrounding areas for a few of you as well as some sickies. We hope that everyone is feeling back up to par for our next sew in on March 12th from 10 am - 4 pm. I will share an official announcement when the day gets closer.
Robin hooked us all up with complimentary donuts, and had cutting tables, ironing boards, and everything we needed to start sewing, Thank you Robin for the fabulous space that you provided. Everyone was extremely impressed.
A few announcements on inquiries that people asked about::
1. Here is the link for the tutorial on how to sew hexagons without paper piecing them.
For those of you that love the paper pieces (much easier) The Strawberry Patch can order you any size you need at a great price.
2. For those of you who are interested in selling handmade goodies and having your own table at a craft show in October. (we talked about this on Saturday) Please email me for details. The place is here in Bakersfield set up for October selling.
3. Suzanne at the strawberry Patch now has Robert Kaufman's Essex linen in Putty and Natural for those of you who asked her to order it. this is fantastic stuff people !!!
4. Books we talked about at the sew in
These books can also be purchased locally in your quilt shops without shipping charges. If stock is out they can certainly order them for you, they are great books!
If I missed anything that you were interested in please remind me and I will be happy to post about it.
Can't wait to see you all on the 12th
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