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.
Not all program speakers will have a class. Class location will be provided at least 2 weeks ahead of the class. An email reminder will be sent 2 weeks prior to a class. Please send email to programs@rgvqg.com if you need to cancel a class.
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 Trunk Show, email me.
Josie McVey
Program Chair
email: [email protected]
There may be additional expenses based on the needs of the individual classes, e.g. some classes require purchase of kits, patterns, books, etc.
Not all program speakers will have a class. Class location will be provided at least 2 weeks ahead of the class. An email reminder will be sent 2 weeks prior to a class. Please send email to programs@rgvqg.com if you need to cancel a class.
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 Trunk Show, email me.
Josie McVey
Program Chair
email: [email protected]
Upcoming Programs
Class Registration Info (Roster) is available on the Members Only page.
Class Registration Info (Roster) is available on the Members Only page.
June - Conquering Mount Scrapmore with Brenda Logan
July
Saturday, July 12, 2025 - 9:00 AM
Lecture: Fibonacci The Secret to How to Make Your Quilts Look Better - Use Fibonacci It's found everywhere in nature. It is used in architecture to make things look more pleasing to the eye. Learn how to use it and elevate your quilting game. It's easy to use. |
August - WIP-B-GONE by Leanne Parsons
Saturday, August 9, 2025 - 9:00 AM
Zoom Lecture: WIP-B-GONE Inspired by Her annual WIPS-B-GONE Challenge, this 60 minute lecture includes tips and suggestions she has learned for moving our old projects to the finish line. Since almost all guilters have unfinished projects tucked away some where, this lecture will appeal to quilters of all skill levels and styles. |