News on upcoming programs. Program classes are normally $45 for members. You do have to be a member to participate. Membership is open to all for $30 annually.
There may be additional expenses based on the needs of the individual classes, e.g. some classes require purchase of kits, patterns, books, etc.
All classes are normally scheduled to be held at Trophy Gardens RV Resort 800 TX-495, Alamo, TX 78516, but may be held at other locations.
If you know someone that you would like to have come to our Guild, please let me know. If you would like to do a workshop, Lecture or Trunkshow, email me.
Jan Rondeau
Program Chairman
email: programs@rgvqg.com
There may be additional expenses based on the needs of the individual classes, e.g. some classes require purchase of kits, patterns, books, etc.
All classes are normally scheduled to be held at Trophy Gardens RV Resort 800 TX-495, Alamo, TX 78516, but may be held at other locations.
If you know someone that you would like to have come to our Guild, please let me know. If you would like to do a workshop, Lecture or Trunkshow, email me.
Jan Rondeau
Program Chairman
email: programs@rgvqg.com
Upcoming Programs
Class Registration Info (Roster) is available on the Members Only page.
Class Registration Info (Roster) is available on the Members Only page.
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June - Dale Shafer
Saturday, June 11, 2022 - 9:00 AM ZOOM: |
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July - Jean Waufle
Saturday, July 9, 2022 - 9:00 AM ZOOM: |
Suzi Parron discovered barn quilts on a trip through Kentucky in 2008. She documented over one thousand barn quilts in the process of writing her 2012 book, “Barn Quilts and the American Quilt Trail Movement.” For her second book, “Following the Barn Quilt Trail,” she left her job as a high school teacher and traveled by RV across the country, visiting farms from Georgia to California and even Canada.
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November - Suzi Parron
Saturday, November 12, 2022 - 9:00 AM ZOOM Lecture: Following the Barn Quilt Trail In her talk, Suzi will take us on a journey along the quilt trail, beginning with the very first barn quilt, which stemmed from Donna Sue Groves and her wish to honor her mother’s quilting art. Suzi’s hour-long presentation features over one hundred stunning photographs of barn quilts, some of which rival cloth quilts in their intricacy. You will hear stories of some of the individuals who have painted quilt blocks to honor loved ones or their local culture, along with a few humorous anecdotes. |
