Thanks to “Princess Janice” for her picture commentary from Rachel’s workshop. Let’s see, with this mola and your fabrics I would probably consider… Considering your fabrics I would probably… You have a wonderful fabric and I would… Let’s look at how the pattern fits you and where we need to make […]
Here are some pictures from Jerry Fujimoto’s workshop! Lots of fun and wonderful outcomes! Concentration, thinking and then the work begins! When people laugh and smile you know they had a good time at the workshop! The […]
Thanks to Janice Rodgers we have lots of pictures from the March workshop to enjoy. Tera wasted no time and produced so many blocks that she sewed all the fabric she brought to the workshop! Loretta took only a brief break! The students get right to work after listening to Marie Strait’s directions. Everyone is […]
We would like to thank everyone for their positive comments regarding the 2011 workshop lineup! Workshop fees are $45 for quilt guild members including Moonlighters and Petaluma Quilt Guild. Occasionally there will be an additional fee for patterns or materials supplied by the teacher. In the back of the meeting room is a binder which […]
Hear Ye, Hear Ye: All hail the Quiltmaker to the Queen! One might think that this is an overstatement but I assure you Jill Schumacher’s work is fit for royalty and now mine will be too. She generously shared her tips and tricks. I wish I could take back the last two years of work […]
July 16, 2010 Is that my favorite storyteller, Pam Brown, on her hands and knees under the table on the floor? Good Gosh woman, that’s why Linda T and I are here. Sandy Turner, our instructor was soft spoken, often humorous, easy going, easy maintenance, highly educated in fabric arts and our professional quilt teacher […]
Thanks to our guild photographer, Kat Stephens, we have another collection of photos from the recent workshop by Raymond Houston.
Rhonda Denny files this report from the latest SRQG program and workshop. Thanks Rhonda! Linda T. picked me up at 12:30 for our journey to San Francisco airport to fetch Raymond Houston. I suppose I should have told her earlier that I had post-traumatic stress disorder and that I may well be the worst backseat […]
The morning started with a hands on 3 hour packed lecture! What tips and advice we learned!! Carmen proceeds with step one, iron your linen. Joanie marks the center lines. Cindy gives us tips on using stencils, placement and where to begin your designs. Cathy has to decide which stencil would work best for what […]
Nancy Pinkston taught the “Square in a Square Quilting Method”, using the “Original Square in a Square Technique Ruler” developed by Jodi Barrows. People worked together! Notice the jaw movements? This is Sheila who is our newest guild member. This is the FIRST thing she has ever sewn! When it was ironed it was a […]