Washington Stars Quilt Guild, Olympia, Washington

Programs

Programs are available to active Washington Stars Quilt Guild Members, included in annual dues.
There is a $10 fee for Non-Members to attend Programs.
Program details will be added as information becomes available.
Please check back often!
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Unless otherwise noted, Doors open at 6pm with Programs beginning at 7pm.

Tuesday
April 16,
2019

Paige Anderson
The Wild Sweet Pea Quilt & Embroidery Co, Centralia WA
Trunk Show: Plants and Pastels

Paige was taught to hand-sew as a young child, and her passion for fiber and textile arts has grown from there into a full-time occupation. As the sole proprietor of Paige Anderson Home Goods + Design and Ponderosa Design Co., Paige writes quilt patterns, designs home goods + upcycled clothes + quilted accessories, and works as a collateral graphic designer.

Paige has a series of Embroidery workshops in Olympia. She has offered Washington Stars members 20% off the workshops use GETSTITCHY at the checkout screen. Website:

	Tuesday May 21, 2019	Sylvia Pippen - Rescheduled from May 2018 Quilts inspired by the Tropics: Combining Sashiko and Applique https://www.sylvia-pippen.com/
	Wednesday May 22, 2019	Sylvia Pippen Class Sashiko Workshop - Please contact Program Committee for availability

Tuesday
June 18th
2019

Tonya Alexander
Stash Lab: Solutions for Scrap Quilts
https://stashlabquilts.com/
Tonya is a quilter, designer and all-out fabric lover (not to mention mom, wife and the owner of one very spoiled dachshund!) She's a transplant from sunny southern California and now living in the beautiful Pacific Northwest.Guild members Kathy Goodin and Dianne Saugier heard her speak when we were traveling with the Guild Raffle Quilt 2 years ago. Her talk is much more than a trunk show; she gives you an insight on how to use color, and variation to make your scrappy quilt shine.

Tuesday
July 17,
2019

Suzie Parron presents:
'Follow the Barn Quilt Trail'
barnquiltinfo.com
I travel full time by RV, speaking to quilt guilds, libraries, civic organizations--whoever would like to hear more about barn quilts! My talk will take you 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. The 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

Class:
July 17 Suzie Parron, Class: Painting Barn Quilt Blocks
Barn Quilt Painting Workshop with Suzi Parron Join the barn quilt movement by creating your own painted quilt block. You will begin with a pre-primed board and go through each step—drafting, taping, and painting, with careful attention to detail. The workshop lasts about 4 hours. You will leave with a finished quilt block or with one last color (which will be provided) to add at home. Ready for show and tell at your next meeting!

Tuesday
August 20,
2019

Annual Guild Picnic
Tumwater Historical Park

Tuesday
September 17,
2019

Brenda Henning
Bear Paw Productions

https://www.bearpawproductions.com/

Brenda Henning is the author of numerous books and individual patterns available under the label Bear Paw Productions. She is from Anchorage, AK. Brenda is a compulsive quiltmaker with a fondness for traditional design and a desire to incorporate today's speed-piecing techniques with yesterday's well-loved patterns. You may have seen her Stained Glass quilts or her Triangulation, or Strip Therapy.