Ann Arbor Modern Quilt Guild: The Somewhat-Weekly Round-Up

I hope all of our members who made it out to Quilt Market had a wonderful time! Can't wait to hear all about the trip!

Emily made this adorable clutch in some highly-coveted fabric!

and she made a stunning "Scattered Stars" quilt!

Natalie made this lovely Blue Squares Improv Baby Quilt

and this gorgeous, refreshing Summer Citrus Framed Patchwork Quilt. She also has made a tutorial for how to make this quilt-top.

I have this NPR quilt...

Lynn made this fabulous "Paris on a Shoe String" quilt - I LOVE that map fabric!

and she made this lovely "Bluebirds of Happiness" blanket.

Ashley shows us the first quilt she ever made...

And another she is making for her daughter's first birthday! So sweet!

Ronit has this fresh Spring Green project...

And this really awesome "Topo Map"Quilt!

Great stuff, everybody!

Membership Dues

Dues are payable each October for the full calendar year (Jan-Dec). Partial dues are accepted for new members only starting July 1st thru December.

Please click on the link below to fill out the membership form. Following form submittal, you will be given the option to pay your dues by PayPal or check. Your membership will not take effect until payment is received.

For the remainder of 2025 (valid through December): Half year payment is $22.50 by PayPal ... NEW Member 2025 Membership Form

. This is for new members only.

A2MQG Meetings

Meetings:

We meet the last Wednesday of the month at Maker Works in Ann Arbor (except when it conflicts with holidays)

Guest are welcome at our meetings. The first meeting is free, with subsequent meetings costing $10 up to the amount of a membership.

2025

~ January 29

~ February 26

~ March 26

~ April 30

~ May 28

~ June 25

~ July 30

~ August 27

~ September 24

~ October 29

~ November 19 (one week early due to Thanksgiving)

~ December 17 (two weeks early due to Christmas and New Years)

Sew-ins / Classes / Events:

~event planning is in progress - check back soon!

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Monday, May 21, 2012

The Somewhat-Weekly Round-Up

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