UPCOMING PROGRAMS
Join the fun!
The second meeting of each month typically includes a lecture or demonstration by an accomplished quilt teacher. There is a guest fee of $5 for Program Meetings with speakers.​
Round Robin
Feb 19, 2025 - 6:30pm social time - 7pm Round Robin begins
Bonjour! This year’s theme is “Vive la Quilting”
You will be whisked to France for an evening of five quilt-based skill and project presentations with plenty of French fun thrown in! Grab a beret, practice your French accent, and even eat some escargot (maybe just French Fries instead!) to prepare yourself.
Contact Kay Hawkins at mqscroundrobin@gmail.com if you have any questions.
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Here is the Roster:
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Sue Evans - Barbershop Pole Border
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Diane Hoxeng - Quilt-as-you-go Placemat (click here for handout)
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Trina Jansen & Jayne Myers - All You Need to Know About Bindings (click here for handout)
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Teresa Lewis - Tips and Tricks to Remove that Stitch
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Katina Repp - Clothesline Coasters (click here for handout)

Cathy Perlmutter
Mar 19, 2025 - Zoom Only Lecture - "Scrap Cities"​
I’ve made quilts inspired by New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and many fantasy lands. We’ll go on a whirlwind tour with photos of real buildings, and how they inspire fun, mostly pieced fabric versions. This lecture stands on its own, or can be the opening of my workshop on the subject.
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Cathy Perlmutter
Mar 22, 2025 - 10am - 4pm - 6 hours – In Person Workshop "Scrap Cities" - $50 for MQSC members and $60 non-members
After a tour of some of the world's most interesting buildings, and how I interpreted them in fabric, we’ll make our own, starting with the easiest, most playful techniques – like the “Hotel Bargello”, and a “Log Cabin Skyscraper.” Then you’ll learn:
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My method for turning raw edges inward DURING piecing. This technique was designed specifically for architecture – modern or classical – with overhangs and setbacks. They become very easy to appliqué or piece in position, with no need to rip seams in order to turn edges under.
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Artist’s perspective: Techniques and fabric choices that create a 3D effect, but without the microscopic accuracy required for artist’s perspective in drawing or painting.
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Learn to love plaids and geometric prints! The delightful solution to depicting monotonous buildings that have too many identical windows!
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Once you have two or more, buildings, I’ll show you how to play with layouts, audition backgrounds, and sew them in place with hand or machine appliqué.
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Improv-friendly. All my tutorials offer measurements, but once you understand the principles, you’re going to have a lot of fun making up your own buildings, based on real ones or fantasy!
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See quilt examples and read about Cathy HERE.
Signup for Cathy's workshop HERE.​


MQSC Day Camp - Join Us for a Quilting Day Camp!
April 5 & 6 - 10am - 8pm - Vets Bldg - $60 Members Only
Are you ready for a day filled with creativity, laughter, and delicious meals? We are excited to invite you to our Quilting Day Camp, where you'll have ample time to sew, chat, and enjoy lunch and dinner with fellow quilting enthusiasts. What's Included? Quilting sessions with plenty of time to work on your projects; Opportunities to talk and share tips with other quilting lovers; Lunch and dinner provided. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to indulge in your passion for quilting while making new friends and enjoying great food.
Space is limited so secure your spot today by signing up for the Quilting Day Camp HERE.
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Please email VP Sue Evans with any questions: mqscvp@gmail.com​
April 16, 25 - no program meeting​
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Rick and Sandy Carroll
May 21, 25 - In Person and Zoom Lecture - "Wood Artwork"​
In May, our program meeting will be focused on the wonderful wood artwork created by Rick and Sandy Carroll showcasing traditional quilt blocks. Rick will talk about how his retirement became a second career in partnership with his wife, Sandy, and answer your questions about the design process, responses from the community and anything else you think of!​​​​

Orphan Blocks Play and Collaboration
June 18, 25 - In Person only​
Bring your orphan blocks (you may not get them back) and come play and collaborate to create a scrappy / sampler quilt from orphan blocks. ​​
Kristin Laura
July 16, 25 - Seminole Piecing - Zoom only
Learn more about Kristin Laura here.​​​
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Aug 20, 25 - no program meeting

