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Giving Tuesday is an international day of generosity that happens every year on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving. This day was created to encourage individuals, businesses, and groups of all stripes to give back to their communities after the consumer-focused shopping days of Black Friday and Cyber Monday. GivingTuesday.org
How donations make a difference to QGGH –With your support, our Learn to Quilt booth can reach even more beginning sewists at the International Quilt Festival, using the same model of sewing machine to create a welcoming learning environment. Our Comforters group is actively assembling quilt tops that are ready for quilting and they need batting, backing, and binding fabric to transform them into comforting quilts. These quilts provide warmth and support to individuals who need a hug at a challenging moment. Our Charity Quilt Day, which produces many of the tops distributed by the Comforters, relies on donations of fabric to create these important pieces. With 300 members, the Guild faces the challenge of maintaining a safe meeting space and adequate storage for all the supplies needed to support our outreach activities. The numerous hours volunteered by our members show their dedication.
Your donation is essential in helping us continue this vital work and spreading comfort to those who need it most. Every dollar received allows the Guild to focus on the mission “Dedicated to promoting the Art of Quilting and providing an opportunity for sharing ideas and learning new techniques.”
Matching Funds: A member, who wishes to remain Anonymous, will match the first $1,000. A second donor, who also wishes to remain Anonymous, will match the funds from $1,000 to $2,000.
Goal: $3,000 member donations, $2,000 matching funds
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QGGHouston Team
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Krista Moser is the designer of the 60 Degree Diamond Rulers for Creative Grids, and published dozens of patterns, using the rulers, with more in development all the time. She loves symmetry, clean lines with bold colors and thinks shapes that tessellate in all directions are a playground for design. A quilting and fiber arts enthusiast, she started sewing at 8 years old. Her professional sewing and machine quilting career started at the spunky age of fourteen and has been teaching sewing and quilting lessons for more than twenty years. Please check out her website at https://www.kristamoser.com/
Krista Moser is the designer of the 60 Degree Diamond Rulers for Creative Grids, and published dozens of patterns, using the rulers, with more in development all the time. She loves symmetry, clean lines with bold colors and thinks shapes that tessellate in all directions are a playground for design.
A quilting and fiber arts enthusiast, she started sewing at 8 years old. Her professional sewing and machine quilting career started at the spunky age of fourteen and has been teaching sewing and quilting lessons for more than twenty years. Please check out her website at https://www.kristamoser.com/
In-Person and Zoom (Hybrid)
Zoom Link is sent to members the day before the meeting.
If you are not a member and would like to join us via Zoom, please register for the meeting. A link will be sent to you a day before the meeting.
9 AM - 3 PM***
***Different time than normal
Trini Mendenhall Community Center
1414 Wirt Rd./Houston, TX 77055
Members $60.00/Non-members $75.00
This charming pattern with its simple white flowers and ladybug blocks gives you a fresh look without tedious piecing… there are no Y seams! Gain confidence with piecing angles. Triangles, diamonds, hexagons, and trapezoids combine to make three main blocks: the flowers, the ladybugs, and the leaf blocks. Each one illustrates a different technique that will be valuable additions to your quilting skills library. Use a simple palette to get this sweet look, or use scraps from your stash for an eclectic style!
Supplies to bring:
Sewing machine and basic supplies
FINISHED QUILT SIZE: 54" x 71"
FABRIC REQUIREMENTS
• 1¾ yd blue fabric
• 2¼ yd white fabric
• ½ yd yellow fabric
• Four 2½" x WOF strips in various shades of red
• One 2½" x WOF black strip
• ½ yd leaf green ombre fabric
• ½ yd binding fabric
• 3½ yd backing fabric
TOOLS
Creative Grids Non-Slip 60 Degree Diamond Mini Ruler by Krista Moser
Free Fabric Planner
LADYBUG BLOCK
Registration Form:
February 2026 Retreat Registration.doc
February 2026 Retreat Registration.pdf
Linda joined the Quilt Guild of Greater Houston in 1999 and, although she took a few workshops when her day job schedule permitted, she did not participate too much in guild activities. That changed when she ran a Charity Quilt Day one year. This was followed by Board positions beginning in 2009 – Program Elect, Evening Programs, Day Chair, President, Quilt Show Chair 2013 and 2015, volunteering at events with the guild such as Learn to Quilt booths and demonstrations at Contemporary Craft Museum, all helped by the fact that she retired from corporate work and had “free” time in retirement. She is a member of the Comforters Bee. Participating in the guild has allowed her to have a wide circle of friends – women who are creative, generous and fun to be with. She is a native Texan, graduated from University of Houston with a BBA in Finance and has lived in Houston since 1978 with the greatest husband – some of you know him as X.
Linda joined the Quilt Guild of Greater Houston in 1999 and, although she took a few workshops when her day job schedule permitted, she did not participate too much in guild activities. That changed when she ran a Charity Quilt Day one year. This was followed by Board positions beginning in 2009 – Program Elect, Evening Programs, Day Chair, President, Quilt Show Chair 2013 and 2015, volunteering at events with the guild such as Learn to Quilt booths and demonstrations at Contemporary Craft Museum, all helped by the fact that she retired from corporate work and had “free” time in retirement. She is a member of the Comforters Bee. Participating in the guild has allowed her to have a wide circle of friends – women who are creative, generous and fun to be with.
She is a native Texan, graduated from University of Houston with a BBA in Finance and has lived in Houston since 1978 with the greatest husband – some of you know him as X.
9 AM - 4 PM
Members $50.00/Non-members $65.00
Linda Stokes, a long-time member of QGGHouston who many of you know, will lead the group in making a new ByAnnie.com pattern, Foldilocks.
1a) Members can buy their own pattern and supplies
OR
1b) Linda will offer a kit for $39.00 that has everything except fabric and thread. She will need to know how many kits to assemble by January 21, 2026 so that she can order supplies. Please notify Linda before Jan 21 if you will want to buy a kit. Payment should be made directly to Linda Stokes. Her email address is in our directory. If you are not a member, her email address will be sent to you once you sign up and pay for the workshop.
AND
2) Sewing machine and basic accessories.
ZOOM ONLY!
Do you remember Brita’s lecture in 2024 and how amazed and excited we all were with her disappearing blocks? Now we can learn from her, hands-on, via Zoom so your stash is handy. Make a scrappy quilt or limit your colors, its up to you. No kit to buy (you do have to buy the pattern). We will make 9 different blocks in the workshop. And as if that’s not enough, Brita will give each of us a handout with 20 additional disappearing blocks to use in place of, or in addition to, the 9 in the pattern. The handout does not come with the pattern and is only available to people who attend the workshop.
Supply List: Making Magic Supply List For Bonus Blocks.pdf
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Our certified Judge, Shawn Sickle, who judged our 2025 quilt show, and our own, Lois Kindley, are eager to guide you into 'putting your best foot forward' as you prepare your quilts for our upcoming Joy of Quilts Show in January of 2027. Their judging experience, enthusiasm, and love of quilting will help participants understand what judges look at, how to improve specific quilt-making skills, and hopefully serve as a source of inspiration on their quilting journey.
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