Cyndi McChesney will be presenting a lecture called Panel Palooza. She will show a trunk show of her work transforming panels into fabulous quilts.
Pam Rocco Lecture-December 2021
I’ve been a quilter for 50 years, and for the last 20, I’ve focused on working in a series, or a group of quilts related in any number of ways. When I started, I made nothing but “britches quilts” from sturdy fabric for an entire year. Now I make shorter series of quilts related by pattern, process, or materials. Some series are brief explorations. Others, I return to after a period of time, and some, it seems will never end. Join me as I share the quilts I’ve made and what I’ve learned on a journey that, it turns out, has been its own reward.
Holiday Party 2021
Get your snacks ready and decorate a hat or head piece to join the fun on Zoom. Pam Rocco will be our speaker, followed by the announcement of our Very Special Person award! We will join together for Quilt-O (Bingo for quilters), a Know Your Acronyms game, and end with a virtual version of our Ugly Fabric Contest led by Mac our auctioneer!
To participate in the Ugly Fabric Contest, send a picture of your ugliest fabric along with its size to showandtell@pvqa.org . A small committee will pick the ten ugliest fabrics to be voted on and auctioned this year. Proceeds will go to the Second Harvest Food Bank.
Members, look for the agenda for the December Zoom meeting in email. There will be two attachments to print: one is the Quilt-O bingo board and the other is the Acronym game. Also, you can download your copies here:
LECTURE
Rachel Derstine Lecture – November 2021
Join Rachel as she gives her lecture presentation showing the many ways couching can be used to take your art to the next level. Instruction in specific techniques on how to couch will be shown. She will show examples of how couching can be added to garments and bags as well as quilts.
Karen Combs lecture-October 2021
Explore the world of optical illusions with Karen as she shows you some of the wonderful quilts that she has created and shares tricks and tips on how to make them. A native of Michigan, Karen Combs began quilting while still in high school. She has a degree in library science and has worked at many state, city and school libraries before finding her calling as a professional quilting instructor, writer and designer. Her quilts are known for taking a traditional pattern and giving it her own unique “twist.” Karen is intrigued with quilts of illusions and has been designing quilts with a 3-D look for many years.
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