Members show their sewing projects at the monthly guild meetings. While we are now meeting via Zoom, thanks to Sylvia Lamothe, we are still able to see and enjoy a slide show of members' quilts!
| May 2021 Sew and Share Slide Show |
| April 2021 Sew and Share Slide Show |
| March 2021 Sew and Share Slide Show |
| February 2021 Sew and Share Slide Show |
| January 2021 Sew and Share Slide Show |
| December 2020 Sew and Share Slide Show |
| November 2020 Sew and Share Slide Show |
| October 2020 Sew and Share Slide Show |
March 2020 Sew and Share
January 2020 Sew and Share
December 2019 Sew and Share
November 2019 Sew and Share
September 2019 Sew and Share
June 2019 Sew and Share
May 2019 Sew and Share
April 2019 Sew and Share
March 2019 Sew and Share
Our guild members work on quilts which are then donated to individuals and groups in the community.
| May 2021 Comfort Quilts Slide Show |
| April 2021 Comfort Quilts Slide Show |
| January 2021 - Comfort Quilts |
November 2019 - Comfort Quilts
Outreach Day 2019 - Working together to make some quilts which will give "comfort" to others in our community. This year's event featured the first annual Iron Quilters Challenge. See HQG Challenges for more photos.
Photos taken at the meetings from December 2017, April 2018 and October 2018.
2019 - 2021 As soon as are able to meet in person, our guild will have several the results of Mystery Quilt projects to view and admire! Watch for photos in the future.
2018 - 2019 Our first Iron Quilters Challenge on Outreach Day was a success … despite Mother Nature!
Congratulations to the "Winter Team" - Marlene McDaniel, Catherine MacMaster, Sue Paquette and Susan Lauzon
2017 - 2018 Our second Mystery Quilt Challenge proved equally popular with members of the guild.
Congratulations to the winners! 1st - Michele Piper, 2nd - Karen Juraschka, 3rd - Annette Guenther
2015 - 2016 Our first Mystery Quilt Challenge was a huge success, judging by the number of quilt which were submitted. Congratulations to the winners! 1st - Amy Hart, 2nd - Karen Juraschka, 3rd - Estelle Probert
2018 - 2019 Our first Iron Quilters Challenge on Outreach Day was a success … despite Mother Nature!
Congratulations to the "Winter Team" - Marlene McDaniel, Catherine MacMaster, Sue Paquette and Susan Lauzon
2017 - 2018 Our second Mystery Quilt Challenge proved equally popular with members of the guild.
Congratulations to the winners! 1st - Michele Piper, 2nd - Karen Juraschka, 3rd - Annette Guenther
2015 - 2016 Our first Mystery Quilt Challenge was a huge success, judging by the number of quilt which were submitted. Congratulations to the winners! 1st - Amy Hart, 2nd - Karen Juraschka, 3rd - Estelle Probert
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APRIL 2019 Sandy Lindal of the Scrappy Gal Quilt Co. finds that quilting allows her to be “creative and fill my need to be productive at the same time.” She enjoys working with quilters to turn their unfinished tops into treasures to love and cherish for years to come. Learn more about Sandy’s work at https://scrappygalquiltco.wordpress.com.
(Apologies as seem unable to make it into a slide show) MARCH 2019 Gunnel Hag of Trees Textile Designers and Printers creates the visual textures in her work "by screen printing, manipulating and painting coloured pigments on the fabric surface as well as quilting by hand and machine.” Learn more about Gunnel’s work at http://gunnelhag.blogspot.com. FEBRUARY 2019 Elsie Panko, a member of the Halton Quilters Guild for 10 years, presented a trunk show of her quilts. Her collection featured an extensive variety of colourful quilts featuring different styles and techniques. NOVEMBER 2018 Annette Guenther, a member of the Halton Quilters Guild for 12 years, presented a trunk show of her quilts. Since she began quilting 13 years ago, Annette has never looked back! She tries all types of patterns and different sewing accessories. Annette likes to improvise in her own way if she does not agree with a pattern. Retired now, Annette has more time to explore many other different ways to express herself through quilting and creating. October 2018 Kathy K. Wylie's trunk show, "The Art of Applique", showed her development as an artist while illustrating how her quilts reflect her personal journey of faith. She shared her knowledge of skills and techniques that will help others develop as quilters. Learn more about Kathy’s work at www.kathykwylie.com. |
