September Sew Day Recap

Monday, September 16, 2019



It was a lovely day for working on projects Saturday at the IQM. A nice crowd attended and were working on many varied and colorful projects.

Nancy was attempting her first T-Shirt quilt

Liz was working on a mug rug for a friend

Kristi showed us her entry piece for the Curated Quilts Black and White Mini Challenge and a beautiful large quilt








Mary continued work on an Orange Peel in blues




Jim was toiling away on what looks to be an interesting log cabin quilt inspired by Emiko Toda Loeb




Colleen was working on some square in a squares and brought some pincushions for the IQM







Jen has gotten her Big Blue piece done and was trimming for the binding.




Elisa was the  most ambitious with finishing her KCRQF class with Denise Schmydt piece, A lovely quilt for her daughter and a nice alphabet piece






Several members brought some black, white and grey text fabric for the QuiltCon committee. They are asking for more, if you have any, to be brought to the regular September meeting.



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Upcoming Events: 

LMQG October Retreat: Oct. 4,5,6, 2019.

Get your bags packed and your supplies ready for a relaxing weekend at Camp Joy Holling in Ashland, NE. 

Sew Day November 9 - IQSCM - 10:15 am - 3:30 pm - Bring ideas for easy quilty holiday gifts

December Holiday Party - Saturday December 7, 2019
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For information on current challenges see our Challenge Page.

For more information on local quilt projects see our Community page.


Visit our Resource Page

September Sew Day

Monday, September 9, 2019







New Member Meet and Greet at 1:00 PM. Get to know your fellow guildies, make a name tag, or just visit. You are welcome to come the entire day, bring your machine, projects and tools and join in on the fun. If you have any questions about the guild, such as where to find information, links etc, a board member will be available to answer them.

Work on your TOM block. There will be plenty of help if you have any questions.

Bring your machine, supplies, power cords, iron and cutting setup.

An ironing and cutting station will be available but we always need more extension cords and power strips.

Show and Tell! We love to see what you've done, what your working on now and even what you're thinking of doing in the future.

Take advantage of the pool of knowledge that is available on sew days!

Bring a lunch ( refrigeration is available ) or partake at a local establishment.


Upcoming Events: 


LMQG October Retreat: Oct. 4,5,6, 2019.

Get your bags packed and your supplies ready for a relaxing weekend at Camp Joy Holling in Ashland, NE. 

Sew Days:

November - at the IQSCM 10:15 - 3:15. Bring ideas on quick holiday gifts to share.

Holiday Party - Sat December 7, 2019 - Times TBA
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For information on current challenges see our Challenge Page.

For more information on local quilt projects see our Community page.


Visit our Resource Page

August Meeting Recap

Thursday, August 29, 2019



Color Play Workshop


Members we asked to bring 6-10 5" squares to the meeting. They were then instructed to place them, where they thought they belonged, around a color wheel.


Once that was done, they were instructed to place the squares in rows according to value.


Once that was accomplished, they were asked to choose a square that was a hard color for them to use and pick two other squares that they though went well with it.



Several members volunteered to discuss their choices and accept suggestions from the membership on what colors they might add or swap out to create a more pleasing palette



More discussion continued on palettes with different themes or color choices to create specific palettes.

Complimentary palettes are created when the colors are across from each other on a color wheel such as red and green, purple and yellow or blue and orange.





Cool colors such as blue, green, and purple (violet); evoke a cool feeling because they remind us of things like water or grass.

Examples of warm colors include red, yellow and orange (think exciting fire and volcanoes). Contrast with cool colors as seen below.






Monochromatic color schemes are derived from a single base hue and extended using its shades, tones and tints. 


Try this at home and discover new palettes you might not have consider using before.



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Show & Tell:


Albie





Jennifer V



Jennifer M




Liz



Jill



Pat



Rhonda




Vicky




Maggie





Bonnie's journey to minimal







She finally got there



Nancy




Value workshop quilt top put together by Mary



value quilt on design wall during workshop


After it fell off design wall and was redone


Mary did a great job redoing the value scale



Betty won this quilt from the Cass County Fair



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Raffles:


#1 - Phyllis



#2 - Mary




Bernina Center Gift Certificate Winner: Betty Korber

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Upcoming Events: 

The QuiltCon committee is requesting TEXT fabrics in this palette 
in 5" squares or any size that can easily be made into 5" squares to the September Sew Day and the September meeting. No creamy shades or other color may be on the fabric.


LMQG October Retreat: Oct. 4,5,6, 2019.

Get your bags packed and your supplies ready for a relaxing weekend at Camp Joy Holling in Ashland, NE. 

Sew Day September 14 - IQM - 10:15 am - 3:30 pm

Sew Day November 9 - IQM - 10:15 am - 3:30 pm - Bring ideas for easy quilty holiday gifts

December Holiday Party - Saturday December 7, 2019

Art Quilt Challenge: 


Due January 28, 2020 meeting. 
Post your progress at #lmqgmodernartquilt or #lmqgmoderartquiltchallenge

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For information on current challenges see our Challenge Page.

For more information on local quilt projects see our Community page.

Visit our Resource Page