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Special Interest Groups

Special Interest Groups: All special interest groups meet from 5:45-6:45 PM prior to the start of the general meeting. The Art Quilt Group will be meeting in the library. The other groups assemble in the Cafeteria.


Hand Applique Group
Co-facilitators: Diane Linker and Kathy Kaplan.

In December, Amy Trompetter will demonstrate her method of doing inside points.

Check out the for instructions on Inge Stahl’s method of off-fabric appliqué which she presented at the October meeting. Click here

Not for Beginners Only


Rona Spar will demonstrate the Folded Japanese Quilt technique from the book QUILT: Handmade Style by Ruth Van Haeff and Janine Flew. This produces a reversible quilt with curved lines. The blocks can be arranged in different ways to produce various effects, such as transparency.


Art Quilt Group

The topic of December’s meeting will be Foam Block Stamping and will be presented by Janice Nastasi. The committee which has been formed to organize this year’s Art Quilt Group Challenge for the quilt show has decided on the theme, “Stroll Through a Japanese Garden.”
The requirements for entry will be as follows:

  1. Size 8”x 8" (finished mini-quilt i.e. 3 layers, bound on all edges)
  2. Deadline for entry is the March meeting
  3. Must use at least one technique that we have covered in our meetings throughout the past two years
  4. Must include the flora/fauna/statuary that could be found in a Japanese garden (we don't want to discriminate against anyone or anything, if you have a picture of a moose in a Japanese garden, use it!)
  5. Must have a permanent label with name and technique attached to the back of the quilt
  6. Must be accompanied with $??? payment (amount to be determined at next meeting,
    around $3.00) AND a description of the quilt (i.e. techniques, materials used, inspiration).

For more information - click here

Carol Sterk, VP Education