Congratulations to Teresa Lang! She has won our Wichita
Modern Quilt Guild opportunity quilt. A
big thank you to all participants and to those who purchased tickets!
Saturday, June 18, 2016
Friday, June 10, 2016
Quilt blocks for Alberta
The Ottawa
Modern Quilt Guild asked for quilt blocks to be donated for victims of the
recent Alberta fires. Our members made blocks
and Donna Loehr coordinated the project. The block was a Maple Leaf and the
colors of the Alberta flag were used.
Sunday, April 10, 2016
Opportunity Quilt Completed
Our
opportunity quilt is complete! Jo Oliver accomplished the gorgeous quilting and
Becca Taylor Keimig added
the sleeve and binding. Raffle tickets
can be purchased at the Common Threads Regional Quilt Show on June
16 through 18, 2016. The quilt will also be on display at the Material Girls quilt shop.
Friday, March 11, 2016
Second Annual Quilt Bomb
The Wichita Modern Quilt Guild is planning its
second annual “quilt bomb” to celebrate National Quilting Day. On Saturday, March 19, the guild members will
decorate the statues of downtown Wichita.
The statues, located on Douglas Avenue between Main and Topeka streets,
will be adorned with colorful quilts of all sizes that have been created by the
guild members.
Sunday, February 21, 2016
Raffle Quilt Progress
Our opportunity quilt is growing and we are excited to share our
progress! We have completed the third border of Elizabeth Hartman’s “Aviatrix
Medallion” pattern. The finished quilt will be on display, and raffle tickets
can be purchased, at the Common
Threads Regional Quilt Show June 16 – 18, 2016.
Sunday, January 10, 2016
Raffle Quilt Sneak Peek
Here is a sneak peek at the raffle quilt our members have been working
on. We are following the beautiful “Aviatrix
Medallion” pattern by Elizabeth Hartman.
This picture shows the center medallion and first row of colorful
blocks. The finished quilt will be on display, and raffle tickets can be
purchased, at the Common Threads Regional Quilt Show here in Wichita on June 16 – 18, 2016. Watch this space
for more information about the raffle drawing and to see the quilt as it
progresses!
Friday, January 9, 2015
WMQG Charity Quilt Challenge
WMQG I recieved email confirmation that our charity challenge quilt is in Austin!
Thanks to everyone who participated in this challenge! It was fun and interesting.
When we were tossing ideas about, Becca had the great idea of using the Sedgwick county map as our guide for our quilt. The map was a grid, but by color-identifying each town in the county, it gave our quilt an "alternative grid"- which is what we were challenged to do! By looking at the quilt, you do not realize it is a map of our county, unless you know what you are looking at. Using the colors designated by MQG, we were able to put some "pop" into our quilt.
Leah and Julie turned the county map into block patterns. Julie cut all the fabrics for the blocks into kits, and Becca distributed the kits to our members who were willing to sew the blocks. We met after the December meeting with several people to sew the blocks into a quilt. Jo did her quilting magic on the layers, and Becca put the binding and hanging sleeve on. With the label added, the quilt was packaged and on it's way to Austin! See below for a few pictures of the layout process, the finished quilt, and the quilting. I can't wait to see it at QUILTCON!
I will work on the photos.....
Thanks to everyone who participated in this challenge! It was fun and interesting.
When we were tossing ideas about, Becca had the great idea of using the Sedgwick county map as our guide for our quilt. The map was a grid, but by color-identifying each town in the county, it gave our quilt an "alternative grid"- which is what we were challenged to do! By looking at the quilt, you do not realize it is a map of our county, unless you know what you are looking at. Using the colors designated by MQG, we were able to put some "pop" into our quilt.
Leah and Julie turned the county map into block patterns. Julie cut all the fabrics for the blocks into kits, and Becca distributed the kits to our members who were willing to sew the blocks. We met after the December meeting with several people to sew the blocks into a quilt. Jo did her quilting magic on the layers, and Becca put the binding and hanging sleeve on. With the label added, the quilt was packaged and on it's way to Austin! See below for a few pictures of the layout process, the finished quilt, and the quilting. I can't wait to see it at QUILTCON!
I will work on the photos.....
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