Unmarked – Contemporary Walking Foot Quilting Workshop Join Marge Tucker to learn all about contemporary quilting in this virtual 2-day workshop. You can do so much innovative quilting JUST with your walking foot! Marge will show us her method of quilting with your walking foot that involves little or no marking but still results in … Continue reading Unmarked – Contemporary Walking Foot Quilting Workshop – Virtual – Part 1 →

Unmarked – Contemporary Walking Foot Quilting Workshop Part 2 of 2 You can do so much innovative quilting JUST with your walking foot! Marge will show us her method of quilting with your walking foot that involves little or no marking but still results in spectacular quilting. Marge will start with the basics, such as … Continue reading Unmarked – Contemporary Walking Foot Quilting Workshop – Part 2 – Virtual →

NBQA presents a Rope Bowl Workshop with Missy Smith, Mary Hamilton and Carol Ann Robertson. Missy, Mary and Carol Ann are members of NBQA  and other sister guilds. Each share a passion for quilting in all art forms. Miss and Carol Ann have taught various classes, workshops and events. In the workshop, participants will learn … Continue reading Rope Bowl Workshop →

Colleen started sewing at age 14 and attended a vocational high school for fashion design, where she learned to make my first quilt. She graduated from Savannah College of Art & Design with a degree in Fibers. Colleen’s quilts have been displayed in galleries from Seattle to Savannah. In 2016, her quilt ‘Finding Home’ was … Continue reading Colleen McFarlin’s Iron Garden Workshop →

Day 1 - Feb. 17, 2024 Day 2 - Feb 24, 2024 This 6-hour workshop will be structured similar to a “sew along” and will be held over 2 days (3 hours each). There are 9 blocks and Brita will teach each one in turn. She will have 2 cameras, one on her and the … Continue reading Disappearing Block Sampler Workshop with Brita Nelson – Day 1 of 2 →

This 6-hour workshop will be structured similar to a “sew along” and will be held over 2 days (3 hours each). There are 9 blocks and Brita will teach each one in turn. She will have 2 cameras, one on her and the sewing machine and one pointing straight down at the cutting mat and … Continue reading Disappearing Block Sampler with B. Nelson – Day 2 of 2 →

NBQA Orphan Block Workshop guided by Missy Smith, Blaire Gagnon and Paula Weston. In this workshop, Missy, Blaire and Paula will provide guidance on how to take blocks that are different sizes, shapes and colors and turn them into finished projects.  These can be UFO projects that you want to reimagine such as orphan blocks … Continue reading NBQA Orphan Block Workshop →

Long time NBQA members, Kassie Randall and Billie Bunnewith host an annual surprise workshop which is the highlight of the guild's year and events. Don't miss it! Schedule: 9am - Set-Up 10am-2pm - Workshop 2:30pm - Clean Up  

Join Geri Bergreen and make fidget mats. See the Fidget Workshop Flyer for more details. Fidget mats provide gentle sensory stimulation with different fabrics, textures, colors and objects attached. They are wonderful for kids, or those with restless hands like dementia and Alzheimer patients. They are a great calming tool and give the user a … Continue reading Fidget Mat Workshop →

2024 SUMMER CHALLENGE The summer challenge will be based on and inspired by a 1970's vintage Christmas wrapping paper, a sample of which will be distributed at the May meeting. You will construct a quilted item using fabrics in the same color scheme as the paper. You may add any other fabrics that you wish, … Continue reading 2024 Summer Challenge →

Resources to bring: 1) Clean vintage blocks, embroideries, linens, tea towels, tablecloths, handkerchiefs, cross stitch pieces, clothing, fabric and/or any other item that you would like to consider repurposing into a new quilted item. I will discuss cleaning at the lecture, but you may want to purchase Retro Clean before that night so that you … Continue reading Workshop with Blaire Gagnon – A Love of Vintage →

Workshop with Debbie Wendt - Become a Brilliant Binder Debbie began quilting over 30 years ago and started teaching quilting internationally in 1993 while living in Cairo, Egypt.  She now teaches at guilds, shops, and national shows.  She has a degree in home economics and over 8 years of teaching in the field.  Debbie develops … Continue reading Workshop with Debbie Wendt – Become a Brilliant Binder →