It started out as a harmless hobby. I had no idea it would come to this!
It started out as a harmless hobby. I had no idea it would come to this!
The Club provides opportunities to broaden your quilting skills through educational programs, meetings and workshops. We, also, organize social events to have fun and get to know each other. If you would like to teach a class, or help organize a class, contact the Program Chairman.
If you would like to help organize one of our member events such as a luncheon or party, let one of the Co-Chairs know.
Want to know what's coming up? Check out the calendar below.
Unless otherwise indicated, all meetings/events take place at our regular meeting location at Pueblo El Mirage.

Our Charity Sew Day will be February 23,
and the theme will be PANELS!
Lunch will be served on Sew Day.
After the business meeting on February 9th,
Sara Friesen will present some ideas for creative panels beyond SOB (slap on border) ! ! !
And you will be able to select a panel for Sew Day
on February 23.
Address any questions to Sara.

On Monday, Feb 9, after the business meeting and panel discussion, Judie DeWulf will teach a class on how to make a decorative lighted glass block.
Pat Weddle has glass blocks for $12 each.
Judie has the lights.
Also bring:
Ribbon with wire on edges 1"
Ribbon with wire on edges 1.5”
Glue sticks if you have them.
3 double A batteries.
Send questions to Judie DeWulf or Pat Weddle.

Calico Cut-Ups has an Accuquilt Cutter and many different blades you can borrow. Contact one of the board members to use this benefit. Below is the list of blades available.
If you want handouts, presentations, or tutorials from previous programs, we have archived the information here.