2018 Holiday Party

2018 Holiday Party

Thursday, November 15, 2018






Lincoln Modern Quilt Guild Membership Survey 2018 final results.
(52 responded)

1. Do you consider yourself a:
                                                         
Beginner - 9 (17%)
Intermediate - 32 (62%)
Advanced Quilter - 11 (21%)

On a scale of 1-5 how “Modern” are you (5 is highest)  50 responses

1-     8 (16%)
2 -    6 (12%)
3 -   20 (40%)
4 -   11 (22%)
5-     5 (10%)

2. Which guild activities do/would you enjoy participating in? (Select all that apply)

40  Show and tell
37  Design exercises   
35  Technique demonstrations
32  Workshops
29  Challenges    
28  Sew days
28  Speakers
26  Christmas Party
23  Road trips
21  Trunk show
19  Retreat
19  Charity projects
14  Block exchange
11  Mini quilt swap
10  Mini/membership raffle

3. What would you like to learn more about? (Select all that apply)                                       
38 Quilt design
35 Color theory
29 Improv piecing
29 Machine quilting (home machine)
24 Curves
23 Quilting tools
23 Technology use
15 Paper piecing
14 Long arm quilting
13 Piecing
13 Applique
11 Hand quilting
11 Embroidery

4. What social media outlets do you use weekly?
39 (75%) Facebook   
23 (52%) Pinterest   
27 (38%) LMQG website
20 (38%) Instagram     
12 (23%) Blogs     
6   (12%) Webinars

Thank you everyone who filled one out. This really helps the board plan for future programs that you want to see and techniques you want to learn about.



Upcoming Events: Regular meeting - January 29 2019

For more local quilt events see the community page.

Sew Day Recap

Monday, November 12, 2018



The holidays are just around the corner so we asked our members to bring some quick and easy projects to share.





Kris brought this cute bag that has snaps on the sides to keep it neat, and when un-snapped opens to a nice large interior. It is called a DIY cosmetic case and the pattern can be found HERE





Julie brought a small thread catcher made from a single triangle than can be done in any size, even with quitled fabric to make larger ones sturdier. Tutorial HERE





Also little notepads to throw in your purse or sewing kit so you always have something to write on handy, or, when made with graph paper, something to do a quick sketch on. These were not my idea.




Several people worked on  cute fleece hats for charity






Nancy showed us these lovely maple leaf mug rugs using THIS pattern. She added an Aspen leaf and some snowflakes of her own design.







Some minimal challenge designs that didn't quite make the meeting by Elisa



And Julie





some stunning work by Jennifer




Sheila and Jenni showed projects created during the Yoshiko Jinzenji class with the Omaha MQG.










Sheila made a full size and a baby quilt for a person at the Crafting with Culture group





Kris brought an example of piecing squares on fusable interfacing that has a grind marked on it. All you do is lay the squares on, press and then fold along the grid lines, one at a time, both horizontally and then vertically for perfect matched corners. Very handy for a pixelated quilt.




Mary D is making a wonky cross quilt using shades of green and purple in various sizes






Upcoming Events:


Holiday Party - December 2, 2018 - NSEA Building, Lincoln, NE 3pm-6pm

For more local quilt events see the community page.