Information session regarding interest in forming a modern guild
Monday, October 29, 2018
English Paper Piecing Demo by Charla MacPhee
Supply list provided for hands on practice
Monday, November 26, 2018
Foundation Paper Piecing demo by Carol Miki
Supply list provided to complete a seasonal Santa mug rug
Monday, January 28, 2019
Presentation by Hospice Greater Moncton (contact Tradina Meadows, Executive Director)
Balance of evening working on charity blocks for Hospice quilts
Supply list provided
Challenge presented by Kim Larracy
Monday, March 4, 2019 (snow date as previous week cancelled)
Meeting was also cancelled due to snow.
Monday, March 25, 2019
Giselle presented new block designs for next Hospice quilts and our next Sew Day was set where some of the time will be dedicated to piecing hospice tops. The MMQG will be joining some of our members who meet monthly at the Centre-Saint-Andre-LeBlanc on Saturday, May 25th. Cost is $5.00 and you can bring lunch or take out is available in the area.
Kim presented the next blocks for the Challenge.
Name badge design and cost established - $4.00 per badge.
Demonstration on wool applique by Lorette Bellefleur Cole. Lorette provided all the materials needed as well as a pattern and led us in making an adorable wool projects.
Monday, April 29, 2019
Kim introduced next two Challenge blocks: Card Trick and Hole in the Barn Door
Postcard Swap - look for an update on the blog. Coming soon!
Name badges for sale - $4.00 each
Our bring and buy table to raise finds for materials required for the Hospice Project was introduced and we netted $57.00 our first evening!
Giselle updated us on the Hospice Project- she received a 150.00 donation from a circle of friends.
Reminder about Sew Day - May 25th as well as day before and day after if you are interested. More info on blog sidebar. We will be dedicating time to working on Hospice tops.
Louise McShane spoke on new modern categories in the KV Quilt Show and shared some of her favorite modern quilt books with us.
Quilt as you go demo by Darline Ashford. Darline is known for her thorough explanations and demonstrations and tonight was no exception. She provided us with the information needed and demonstrated techniques she has successfully used. As well she shared tools she finds useful in this technique and told us where to get them. She also showed her ingenious system of sample making and there were lots of ohhhhh's around the room as we all realized the value in doing this.
Supply list provided and links to techniques below.
Hi everyone,
below are the links to the different methods we reviewed. This is an overload of information... enjoy!!
1. Machine stitched Quilt as you Go Hexagon (can be hand sewn vs machine) - this video is very similar but I did not have to press the blocks and I used wonderclips vs. pins as it was easier. If you do not have wonderclips you can you a paper clip or binding clips from and office supply store.
2. Quilt As You Go with Wide 2" Sashing
3. Quilts As You Go with narrow sashing on both sides - there are different videos and some use slightly different wide sashing - the sizes I used in my demo was 1" for the back and 1.5" folded in half - this is a Leah Day video
The video below is well presented to do a full quilt but she uses 1" and 2" folded vs. the 1" and 1.5" fold in half I used - you may have to test to see the look you like the best. The option I use ensures the machine stitching on both side of the sashing stays on the sashing on the front and back, the wider 2" means the stitching will be on the backing fabric like the video.
Another video same idea but a bit shorter
4. Quilt As You Go - no sashing
Another video same idea with a bigger block being used - all machine
The last method with sashing on the back only I am not sure if there is a video but if I find one I will send it out.
Monday, September 30, 2019
Lise demo'ed burrito or Hot Dog Pillow Cases and has provided us with this tutorial:
If anyone would like this file emailed, please send a request to monctonmqg@gmail.com

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