The latest version of the program card can be printed from the current month's newletter. Please check the homepage or this page for the latest changes to programs, workshops and other guild opportunities.
A non-member program fee of $10 is suggested for all programs. This fee will be applied to membership dues if paid at the same program meeting.
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10:00-12:00 Wool Stitchers gathering before the Guild Meeting. Bring a lunch.
10:00-1:00 In case you missed the March 1 applique demos or need more help. Bring the "kit" you received at the March Day meeting (extras available). Judy D, Laura B, Sharon H, & Teri B will be available for hands-on help.
1:30 - 3:00 pm Talking with your best friend: Machine care with Tabby Champion
12:00-2:00 pm This month's book is Threads of Awakening by Leslie Richen-Wongmo. We are meeting at Evergreen Church. Note: The book club will typically meet on the third Tuesday of each month at Evergreen, though meeting locations may change. All members welcome, bring your own lunch. Check the home page or program page for the latest details. Contact Deb Sweeney to be added to the Between the Seams email distribution list.
7:00 - 8:30 pm Stuck in your creative process? Ask a quilty friend! A panel of guild members consulting on member's quilts.
10:00-12:00 Wool Stitchers gathering before the Guild Meeting. Bring a lunch
1:30 - 3:00 pm *ZOOM/In-Person* Tara Faughnan. www.Tarafaughnan.com
12:00-2:00. Our May book choice is Our Family Quilt: The Fabric of Life by Rhonda Cratty. Note: The book club will typically meet on the third Tuesday of each month at Evergreen, though meeting locations may change. All members are welcome. Bring your own lunch. Check the home page or program page for the latest details. Contact Deb Sweeney to be added to the Between the Seams email distribution list.
7:00 - 8:30 pm Sharon and other retreat participants will share great stories and Show N Tell from our recent guild retreat. Includes a trunk show!
10- 12 Wool Stitchers Toned Down using the pattern by Sue Spargo. Before the official Guild Meeting but concurrent with Sit and Sew .Bring a lunch.
10:00am -3:00 pm. We will take a break from sewing for the June Guild meeting from 1:30-2:00. Come when you wish and stay as long as you can, Bring your projects, patterns, and basic sewing supplies. While this is not a class, several quilters will be on hand to offer guidance or advice.
12:00-2:00 pm Book to be announced. Note: The book club will typically meet on the third Tuesday of each month at Evergreen, though meeting locations may change. All members are welcome. Bring your own lunch. Check the home page or program page for the latest details. Contact Deb Sweeney to be added to the Between the Seams email distribution list.
7:00 - 8:30 pm Annual Social
Field Trip! Creating new stories with a shop hop and lunch. Watch for time and details.
No meeting this month. Note: The book club will typically meet on the third Tuesday of each month at Evergreen, though meeting locations may change. All members welcome. Bring your own lunch. Check the home page or program page for the latest details. Contact Deb Sweeney to be added to the Between the Seams email distribution list.
7:00 - 8:30 pm Turning your travel stories into quilts: Viewing the world through quilt colored glasses. www.francesquilts.com
9:00 am - 3:00 pm - Community Service sew in. Bring your machine, sewing supplies and your lunch to sew with your "quilty friends".
1:30 - Break for a regular business meeting.
12:00-2:00 pm. Book to be announced. Note: The book club will typically meet on the third Tuesday of each month at Evergreen, though meeting locations may change. All members are welcome. Bring your own lunch. Check the home page or program page for the latest details. Contact Deb Sweeney to be added to the Between the Seams email distribution list.
5:00 - 9:00 pm Community Service sew in. Bring your machine, sewing supplies and your dinner to sew with your "quilty friends".
7:00 pm - Regular Meeting time.
9:30 am- 12:30 pm A 3 hour workshop learning to print on a variety of fabric with botanicals, home tools, lace and more. Go home with a stack of squares ready for a quilt. www.lisathorpe.com
10:00-12:00 Wool Stitchers gathering before the Guild Meeting. Bring a lunch.
1:30 - 3:00 pm Your Photo Stories Onto Fabric: Design in the Palm of your Hand with Lisa Thorpe. www.lisathorpe.com
9:30 - 2:30 pm Choose Your Adventure: Birds or Blues or Kitchen Organics with Lisa Thorpe. Dive into an exploration of fabric coloration and stitching to create a personal unique art quilt with all your favorite backyard birds or kitchen motifs. Class will teach use of dye pastels, boro patches, Indian Kantha and crazy quilt stitching. www.lisathorpe.com
12:00-2:00 pm Book to be announced. Note: The book club will typically meet on the third Tuesday of each month at Evergreen, though meeting locations may change. All members are welcome. Bring your own lunch. Check the home page or program page for the latest details. Contact Deb Sweeney to be added to the Between the Seams email distribution list.
7:00 - 8:30 pm The pieces of your story: English Paper Piecing - make and take. A member taught program and member trunk show.
10:00-12:00 Wool Stitchers gathering before the Guild Meeting. Bring a lunch.
1:30 - 3:00 pm . *ZOOM/In person* Mary Kerr will share history of southern quilts. www.marywkerr.com
12:00-2:00 pm Book to be announced. Note: The book club will typically meet on the third Tuesday of each month at Evergreen, though meeting locations may change. All members are welcome. Bring your own lunch. Check the home page or program page for the latest details. Contact Deb Sweeney to be added to the Between the Seams email distribution list.
7:00 - 8:30 pm This will be a LIVE auction. Members are asked to donate salable items with a
minimum value of $20 and be suitable for gift giving…the more unique the better! It would great if we could have a couple of big ticket items.
10:00-12:00 Wool Stitchers gathering before the Guild Meeting. Bring a lunch.
1:30 - 3:00 pm Holiday Projects : Mini workshop make and take! A guild member led program.
12:00-2:00 pm Book to be announced. Note: The book club will typically meet on the third Tuesday of each month at Evergreen, though meeting locations may change. All members are welcome. Bring your own lunch. Check the home page or program page for the latest details. Contact Deb Sweeney to be added to the Between the Seams email distribution list.
7:00 - 8:30 pm *Zoom/In person * Common Threads author Margaret J Jankowski presentation will be hosted by the Between the Seams Book Club. Note: Common Threads book is available in the guild library. www.thesewingmachineproject.org
11:00 am - 2:00 pm Holiday Party/Brunch and 2024 Challenge Reveal!
Morse Code Quilts: Material Messages for Loved Ones by Sarah J Maxwell
Quilt Out Loud: Activism, Language and the Art of Quilting by Thomas Knauer
Community Service sew in.
Regular Meeting time to discuss the 2024 guild program theme for the year "Quilts With A Message".
12:00-2:00 pm The book for January is An American Quilt by Rachel May. Meet at the Bus Barn located at 300 City Center Parkway in Fayetteville (behind the new town hall) inside near the Line Creek Brewery and Hog Pit BBQ. Note: The book club will typically meet on the third Tuesday of each month and meeting locations may change each month. Check the home page or program page for the latest details.
5:00 - 9:00 pm - Community Service sew in. Bring your machine, sewing supplies and your dinner to sew with your "quilty friends". Baby Quilts.
7:00 pm - Regular Meeting time to discuss the 2024 guild program theme for the year "Quilts With A Message". Also, the 2024 challenge theme and rules will be discussed and 2024 workshop information and sign ups will be available.
1:30 - 3:00 pm Textile artist, master quilter and doll maker, Jan Hollins, will return to share more about her Afri Neo Dolls. She won Best in Show 2022 in the Atlanta Quilt Festival, and is known for her colorful creations that blend batik, silk and metalics. https://www.janhollinsfiberarts.com/
10:00 - 3:00 pm This technique will focus on fusible applique, encouraging creativity and use of color and fabrics in new ways. Jan's teaching style and techniques delight her students, while encouraging creativity and use of color and fabrics in new ways. https://www.janhollinsfiberarts.com/. Registration is required.
12:00-2:00 pm The February book is The Sewing Machine by Natalie Fergie. Meet at the Bus Barn located at 300 City Center Parkway in Fayetteville (behind the new town hall) inside near the Line Creek Brewery and Hog Pit BBQ. Note: The book club will typically meet on the third Tuesday of each month and meeting locations may change each month. Check the home page or program page for the latest details.
7:00 - 8:30 pm Meredith Duke, owner of Sew Senoia quilt store will share creative ideas to make beautiful quilts with Moda precuts. Visit her at their new location 935 Lanier Ave. West, Suite 1012 Fayetteville, GA. www.sewsenoia.com.
10:00-12:00 Wool Stitchers gathering before the Guild Meeting. Bring a lunch.
1:30 - 3:00 pm Judy Daymont will host guild appliquers with hands on demonstrations. Everyone is asked to bring their favorite small sharp scissors. Needles and other supplies will be provided.
12:00-2:00 pm The March book is Seams Deadly by Maggie Bailey. Meet at the Bus Barn located at 300 City Center Parkway in Fayetteville (behind the new town hall) inside near the Line Creek Brewery and Hog Pit BBQ. Note: The book club will typically meet on the third Tuesday of each month and meeting locations may change each month. Check the home page or program page for the latest details.
Pack your bags, fabric, machine and some snacks for a fun filled long weekend of fellowship and stitching at Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center. Community service project, make and takes, mystery quilt, prizes, swaps and a boo boo piggy! Registration is required.
7:00 - 8:30 pm *ZOOM ONLY - No in person meeting at the church* Sam Hunter, fiber artist and quilt designer, will take us from the 1800s to 2020, from the first signature and fundraising quilts through to present day protest art. She also include some of her personal fine art work, and will talk about the stories the work is aiming to convey. www.huntersdesignstudio.com. Note: Sam's book Quilt Talk: 12 Chatty Projects is available to check out from our guild library.
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