Terms
Payment in full must be received by October 1. After that date we will allow nonmembers to register. Up until October 1st, you may change or cancel your reservation. After that date no refunds are available. However, if your plans to attend have changed, you may sell your spot to another quilter. Please let us know if you need to resell your seat, so we can help and keep track of that. We do get a waiting list for these events. Debbie Repp will be planning the seating and the bedroom assignments for all events, so call her with your questions or concerns, at 702-419-9328.The New Members Bee is designed to welcome new members into the guild, help you meet other members in a small environment, and assist with advice on projects.
Bring handwork. The bee will be held the Sunday following the monthly Meeting from 2-4 at the home of Nonie Phillips (for now). Contact Nonie if you need to bring your machine as space is limited.
RSVP Nonie Phillips: DQGParliamentarian@gmail.com
The New Members Bee is designed to welcome new members into the guild, help you meet other members in a small environment, and assist with advice on projects.
Bring handwork. The bee will be held the Sunday following the monthly Meeting from 2-4 at the home of Nonie Phillips (for now). Contact Nonie if you need to bring your machine as space is limited.
RSVP Nonie Phillips: DQGParliamentarian@gmail.com
Tonya Littmann has been a member of the Denton Quilt Guild since 1988 and on the board since 1996. She is an artist and graphic designer living in Denton with her husband Jon and a lively Golden Retriever named Abby. Her art quilts reflect her love of design, fiber art, and sewing. When she was a little girl, she loved to paint and make doll clothes and knew art would be her career. As an adult her art interests moved from ceramics and watercolor to creating with fabric. Tonya’s award-winning art quilts represent her interest in experimenting with dye, ink, paint, and stitching on fabric.
Tonya will present a trunk show and slide show with examples of the methods she uses to create her pictorial quilts.
- Fabrics or face/neck – skin tone or other suitable fabrics do not need to be a solid color, light batiks, pale tone on tones, some patterned prints may work well. Fabrics for hair – solids or prints, fussy cut images or novelty prints.
- Bits and pieces for glasses, shirt tops/collars, accessories.
- Fusible web, approximately 1/2 yd. Backing and lightweight batting.
- Neutral threads for simple channel quilting the piece.
- Black thread for outlining main features after quilting.
- Black fabric pen for highlights and drawing facial features.
- Sewing machine and all your favorite cutting tools.
- Small sharp scissors are a must.
- Small iron and ironing pad if you have one.
- Boxes of scraps will be provided for your scavenging pleasure.
The New Members Bee is designed to welcome new members into the guild, help you meet other members in a small environment, and assist with advice on projects.
Bring handwork. The bee will be held the Sunday following the monthly Meeting from 2-4 at the home of Nonie Phillips (for now). Contact Nonie if you need to bring your machine as space is limited.
RSVP Nonie Phillips: DQGParliamentarian@gmail.com
In order to feel successful in class have AT LEAST 4 each of your background, small, medium and large squares cut out and ready to sew. You will learn how to cut the circles first thing Wednesday morning. This will allow you to get enough blocks sewn together to play with the pieces and choose the setting of your quilt.
• 3 1/4 yds of assorted prints for backgrounds (48) 9” X 9” squares
• 2 1/2 yds of assorted prints for large circles (48) 8” X 8” squares
• 1 1/2 yards of assorted prints for medium circles (48) 6” X 6” squares
• 3/4 yard of assorted prints for small circles (48) 4” X 4” squares
• 1/2 yard inner border (opt.)
• 1 yard outer border
• Thread to match or contrast with your circle fabrics and also to sew blocks together.
• Sharp scissors
Any setting that works for drunkards path blocks will work for a bullseye block. There are SO many! There are a few ideas below. Every block in the first photo is suitable.
This website has a lot of ideas for settings:
The New Members Bee is designed to welcome new members into the guild, help you meet other members in a small environment, and assist with advice on projects.
Bring handwork. The bee will be held the Sunday following the monthly Meeting from 2-4 at the home of Nonie Phillips (for now). Contact Nonie if you need to bring your machine as space is limited.
RSVP Nonie Phillips: DQGParliamentarian@gmail.com
The New Members Bee is designed to welcome new members into the guild, help you meet other members in a small environment, and assist with advice on projects.
Bring handwork. The bee will be held the Sunday following the monthly Meeting from 2-4 at the home of Nonie Phillips (for now). Contact Nonie if you need to bring your machine as space is limited.
RSVP Nonie Phillips: DQGParliamentarian@gmail.com
The New Members Bee is designed to welcome new members into the guild, help you meet other members in a small environment, and assist with advice on projects.
Bring handwork. The bee will be held the Sunday following the monthly Meeting from 2-4 at the home of Nonie Phillips (for now). Contact Nonie if you need to bring your machine as space is limited.
RSVP Nonie Phillips: DQGParliamentarian@gmail.com
The New Members Bee is designed to welcome new members into the guild, help you meet other members in a small environment, and assist with advice on projects.
Bring handwork. The bee will be held the Sunday following the monthly Meeting from 2-4 at the home of Nonie Phillips (for now). Contact Nonie if you need to bring your machine as space is limited.
RSVP Nonie Phillips: DQGParliamentarian@gmail.com
The New Members Bee is designed to welcome new members into the guild, help you meet other members in a small environment, and assist with advice on projects.
Bring handwork. The bee will be held the Sunday following the monthly Meeting from 2-4 at the home of Nonie Phillips (for now). Contact Nonie if you need to bring your machine as space is limited.
RSVP Nonie Phillips: DQGParliamentarian@gmail.com
The New Members Bee is on a break for the December holiday season – please check back in January!
This bee is designed to welcome new members into the guild, help you meet other members in a small environment, and assist with advice on projects.
Bring handwork. The bee will be held the Sunday following the monthly Meeting from 2-4 at the home of Nonie Phillips (for now). Contact Nonie if you need to bring your machine as space is limited.
RSVP Nonie Phillips: DQGParliamentarian@gmail.com
Exploring Art Quilt Collage
Deborah shares her most recent art quilts and talks about developing her own personal style. Tons of examples of her favorite techniques, materials and themes. She’ll tell stories about exciting collaborations, surprising discoveries and finding inspiration in unexpected places.
Personal Symbols: Art Quilt Collage – Space still available
What symbols and personal themes will you incorporate into your small art quilt collages? Houses, leaves, bowls, ladders? Deborah will guide you through exploring and creating shapes and symbols that have personal meaning.
Create 5×7” fabric collages highlighting personal symbols using composition templates and inspiring fabrics. Embellish with machine and hand stitching. Learn simple finishing techniques and mount your art quilt collage on mats ready for framing.
Appropriate for all levels. One day workshop. Kits recommended.
To sign up for the workshop, please contact Claudia Kopel at DQGWorkshops@gmail.com