November/December Meeting

Meeting November 30, 2023 at 6 PM

Old Worthington Library

19 people attended. 1 new attendee

Happy Holidays to us! We give Leigh a big thank you for leading the guild this year and for our fun holiday meeting. Thanks to all those who have helped with our guild meetings.

No guild meeting in December, but there will be an impromptu dinner meeting at Dewey’s Pizza in Worthington on December 18 at 6:30 pm. If you plan to attend, please comment on Columbus Modern Quilters Facebook, under Leigh’s post about the dinner.

FPP challenge – The foundation paper piecing challenge was popular. 9 people participated and many nice projects were shared. Pictures on FB.

Fabric Swap none this month

Show and Tell - several members shared their projects – pictures available on FB.

Challenge – Bonnie told us she has enjoyed being the chairperson of the guild challenges. She will continue this into the coming year.

Block raffle – Only 2 members completed the heart block raffle. It was decided that we would make this the block raffle for January. Leigh has posted a pattern on the Columbus Modern Quilters website for a heart block from Cluck Cluck Sew blog. This is a heart block, colors used should be pink/red/white. 10” square.

Jigsaw puzzle – A jigsaw puzzle of a quilt was brought and the idea is take it home, make it and then bring it back to share with others.

String quilts - 3 members brought their completed string quilt tops to share. Pictures on FB

January 25, 2024

6:00 pm begin time

Please note earlier begin time.
Old Worthington Library
820 High St
Worthington, OH 43085

Holiday Party

*Bring a wrapped $20-25 quilty related gift.  This can be handmade or bought.

*Some yummy delicious food or snacks to share with the group.

October Minutes

 Columbus Modern Quilters  - columbusmodernquilters.com

Meeting October 26, 2023 at 6 PM

Old Worthington Library

21 people attended.  4 new attendees

Happy 13th birthday Columbus Modern Quilters!

This meeting was a birthday celebration for Columbus Modern Quilters.Members brought sweet treats to share.   We opened the meeting witheveryone saying their name.   We then played an ice breaker quilty game of this or that.   Once we were warmed up, Courtney and Heather led us in Never have I ever, spool relay, acronym game, and fat quarter frenzy!  There were several winners and much fun was had by all!

Fabric Swap was led by Katy who is making a cute gift bag each month one lucky winner.  Those who participate receive a ticket and one is drawn to receive the gift bag.

Show and Tell - several members shared their projects – pictures available on FB.

Challenge – Due at November meeting Paper Pieced project.   Can be any type of project, but must be complete to qualify to win a prize.   Must have been made in the last 6 months.  Those who participate will receive a ticket and one lucky winner will be drawn. 

Block raffle – Due at November meeting,  Leigh will post a pattern on the Columbus Modern Quilters website for a heart block from Cluck CluckSew blog.   This is a heart block,   colors used should be pink/red/white.  10” square.   There will also be a drawing for all participants and one person will receive all the blocks.  

November Holiday meeting Thursday Nov. 30  (no December meeting)

Please bring a snack to share     $20-25 wrapped gift- bought or homemade     Paper pieced challenge project  

Heart block raffle     string quilts

November 30, 2023

6:00 pm begin time

Please note earlier begin time.
Old Worthington Library
820 High St
Worthington, OH 43085

 

 

 

January Block Raffle

Block Name: Heart Block Pattern

Block Link: https://cluckclucksew.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/Heart-Blocks-Pattern.pdf

Size of Block: 10 inch square

Colors:
-Heart fabric: red or pink fabric, You can do one fabric or half and half

-Background fabric: white or white on white 

(please use Quilt Shop Quality fabric not chain store fabric)

Due: January 25 

*For every block you make you will get a raffle ticket for a chance to win all the blocks in the raffle

Link with step by step pictures of the block: (Just remember we are following the 10inch block measurements) 

https://cluckclucksew.com/2015/01/simple-heart-quilt-tutorial.html

September Meeting 2023

Meeting September 28, 2023 at 6 PM

Old Worthington Library

13 people attended.

The meeting was opened by Leigh asking each person to say their name and asked the question if you have been to a quilting retreat, what do you feel you can’t leave home without? Answers ranged from lots of wound bobbins, patterns cut and ready to sew, extra fabric (in case), cutting utensils, thread sewing machine and wine!! One person suggested to bring more than you can finish. Also, bring some smaller projects to fill extra time.

We were also asked to bring something we use for quilting that is not a quilting tool. Members brought chopsticks, forks to help make zippers, stretchy hair ties, boxes and storage container we reuse, clear bandage tape to help keep rulers from sliding, weights to hold patterns and to hold rulers when cutting – the ideas were endless!

All Ohio Shop Hop – Several members visited some shops, but Carol, visited all 60 shops!! Two of her favorites were Polka Dot Pin Cushion in northern Ohio and Stitches in Cincinnati.

Quilt retreats two quilt retreats for 2024 are being organized. The dates include 4/19 to 4/21/24 and 7/25 to 7/28/24. Both will be held at Hotel Millersburg. After you have confirmed attendance and paid a $25 deposit to Leigh or Leslie, you will need to make your own reservations at the Hotel Millersburg. More information is on FB.

Swap – Many of us brought a pattern and we swapped with a member.

Block raffle – Several people participated in the autumn leaf block raffle. Block size finished at 12-1/2.
Barb was the winner of 14 blocks!

Challenge – Due at November meeting Paper Pieced project. Can be any type of project, but must be complete to qualify to win a prize. Must have been made in the last 6 months.

October meeting celebrates the birthday of our guild. Members are asked to bring a dessert or a drink to share. No red drinks. The fabric swap for this meeting is Rifle Paper fabric. One yard cut into fat eighths.

November meeting will be Thursday Nov. 30 and will be our holiday meeting (no December meeting). Members are asked to bring a snack to share, a $15 wrapped gift. Paper pieced project is due. Don’t miss this fun meeting!!

Show and Tell – 7 members shared their projects. See FB for pictures.

October 26, 2023

6:00 pm begin time

Please note earlier begin time.
Old Worthington Library
820 High St
Worthington, OH 43085

Swap #3- Quilt Pattern

 *Bring your favorite/one you would like to share quilt pattern printed out. 

-we will swap patterns with other members of the group

Block Raffle

Block Size: 12x12

Due: September Meeting 

Directions: Neutral background and fall colors for leaf.

Pattern: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14JqShmZc6T36dt8z6gHEW9hfz4s1rYMH/view?pli=1

*Each block you make will give you a ticket to win all the blocks! Make as many as you like

August Meeting

Meeting August 24, 2023 at 6 PM

Old Worthington Library

17 people attended.  

The meeting was opened by Leigh asking each person to say their name and asked the question what is your favorite and what is your least favorite part of the quilting process.     Many in the group thought choosing the fabric was their favorite part, piecing was second.  The least favorite part was quilt sandwich making and the actual quilting and a few said binding a quilt. 

 If you haven’t paid 2023 dues, cash only to Leigh.

Demo paper piecing Cynthia did a demo on foundation paper piecing.   She told us about a traditional method and a freezer paper method.   She showed many of her pieces as examples of foundation paper piecing.  Instructions are on the website.  

August fabric swap  was Allison Glass fabric.   One yard fabric but into fat eighths.  Several members participated. 

Quilt retreats two quilt retreats for 2024 are being organized.  The dates include 4/19 to 4/21/24 and 7/25 to 7/28/24.  Both will be held at Hotel Millersburg.  After you have confirmed attendance and paid a $25 deposit to Leigh or Leslie, you will need to make your own reservations at the Hotel Millersburg.  More information is on FB.  

Swap – Instead of a fabric swap, September meeting will be a pattern swap.  Bbring a favorite pattern to swap.   

Block raffle – An autumn leaf block will be the block swap due at September meeting.   Block sizes and pattern will be posted on the website.  Neutral background and fall colors for leaf.

Challenge – Due at November meeting Paper Pieced project.   Can be any type of project, but must be complete to qualify to win a prize.  

Show and Tell – 10 members shared their projects.   See FB for pictures.

September 28, 2023

October 26, 2023

6:00 pm begin time

Please note earlier begin time.
Old Worthington Library
820 High St
Worthington, OH 43085

Challenge #4/ Paper Piecing Demo

Due: November 30

Challenge: Paper Piece

Rules:  Make any project (bag, mini quilt, big quilt, etc.) and incorporate paper piecing. Project must have been started in the last 6 months. 

*****Demo Information:

 FPP websites:

How to Foundation Paper-Piece — Leila Gardunia

https://weallsew.com/beginner-friendly-foundation-paper-piecing/

July Meeting- Make & Take

What: Ironing trays

Where: Old Worthington Library

When: 6-8pm

What to bring: 

-TV Tray  Walmart Link 

-Cotton batting 25x20- 2-3 pieces 

-Top Fabric 25x20 (could be canvas/outdoor fabric, cotton or Ironing Board cover fabric)

June Meeting Minutes

Columbus Modern Quilters  - columbusmodernquilters.com

Meeting June 22, 2023 at 6 PM

Whetstone Library

19 people attended.  

The meeting was opened by Leigh asking each person to say their name and asked the question have you sewn a flange binding?   About 50% of the group had used this binding in the past.   Leslie is going to demonstrate the construction of a flange binding at the meeting.

2023 dues of $10 are now due.   Cash only.

Flange binding demonstration Leslie presented a demo on flange binding.   Directions are posted on website.

Pin cushion swap – 9 people participated in the pincushion swap.  Many different varieties of pincushions were available.   See FB for pictures.

Challenges – Next challenge due at August 24 meeting.  Bonnie did a presentation on turning a photo into a pattern to make a quilting project.   This can have a realistic, abstract or impressionist look to it.  She discussed the materials and strategies she uses to complete this type of project.   Her notes will be posted on the website.  

Block raffle The improv Christmas tree block was this month’s block raffle.  9 people brought about 75 blocks.   Susan was the winner of all the blocks.   We look forward to see you quilt made with these.

July meeting  all those that are interested in making a ironing board TV tray,   please bring a wooden tv tray,

Some batting and fabric to cover the tray.   Leigh will bring a staple gun and construction will take place at the meeting. 

August fabric swap  will be Allison Glass fabric.   One yard fabric but into fat eighths.  

Show and Tell – 9 members shared their projects.   See FB for pictures.

Instead of a mystery quilt this year we are going to be doing a sew along quilt. We will all be working on a string quilt. Each month you will be bring one or more blocks in to show the club at the monthly meeting. There are no rules for what method you follow just that you complete one block each month.  Some Themes are scrappy, rainbow, same color family, and selvages. Another way to help your design is to look up #stringquilts on Instagram. 

Kathy Gordon will be hosting a quilt show at Innis House at Inniswood Metro Park during October.   See Inniswood website for open hours of Innis House.   Kathy will host a meet the artist on October 15, 2023 from 2 to 4 pm.  

July 27, 2023

6:00 pm begin time

Please note earlier begin time.
Old Worthington Library
820 High St
Worthington, OH 43085

June Demo: How to make a Flange Binding

Video references:

• Missouri Star Quilt Company – uses 1.75” cut for flange fabric and 1.5” cut for binding fabric
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAQWwwAa2K0&t=729s

• Jordan Fabrics – uses 1.5” cut for flange and 1.25” cut for binding
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EB0rc76kVV4&t=2s

Steps:

These instructions assume knowledge of attaching regular binding. In these directions the binding fabric refers to the color that will wrap to both the front and the back of the quilt. The flange fabric refers to the 1/8” accent that will show on the front between the binding and the quilt. These directions are for the 1.75” cut for flange fabric and 1.5” cut for binding fabric.

1. Calculate the number of fabric strips needed the same way as for regular binding. You will need that number of strips of each color.

2. Cut binding fabric strips at 1.5” wide.

3. Cut flange fabric strips at 1.75” wide.

4. Sew with right sides together the binding color strips to each other end to end, press seams open.

5. Sew with right sides together the flange fabric strips to each other end to end, press seams open.

6. Sew the long edge of the binding and flange fabrics together.  Offset the seams so that you don’t end up with seams for both strips in the same place.

7. Press the seam of the joined fabrics toward the binding fabric.

8. Fold the binding in half lengthwise and press.

9. Sew the binding to the back edge of the quilt, with the flange fabric up and the binding fabric against the back of the quilt. Use a seam of just under 3/8”. This seam allowance will vary slightly depending on the thickness of your batting. Sew a few inches and test that your seam allowance works!

10. Corners and the final join are done the same as for regular binding. On the final join try to match the seams so the binding fabric and flange fabric are aligned.

11. Wrap the binding around to the front and stitch in the ditch on the seam between the binding fabric and the flange fabric. You will be sewing on the flange fabric so match your top thread color to the flange color. The goal is to sew so that your stitches on the back will be slightly inside the binding.

Challenge #3: Picture or painting inspiration

Due- August 24

Make what you want that inspiration from a picture or painting.

-Must be finished to get ticket.

-Bring the picture, if possible to the reveal meeting.

-It doesn’t have to be realistic, it can be abstract or impressionistic.

Susan Carlson Website 

https://susancarlson.com/2016/04/02/making-a-pattern-for-a-fabric-collage-quilt/

June Block Raffle

 Block Name: Modern Christmas Tree Block

Block Link: https://www.diaryofaquilter.com/2015/12/modern-christmas-tree-quilt-block.html

Colors:
the tree & background- red, green, and white fabrics (no Christmas themed fabric)
tree trunks- brown/tan

May Meeting

Meeting May 25, 2023 at 6 PM Old Worthington Library 13 people attended, including 1 first time attendee.

The meeting was opened by Leigh asking each person to say their name and asked the question have you made a quilt inspired by a picture? She asked this as Bonnie was going to talk to us about turning a picture into a pattern to make a quilting project. Some had made this type of project in the past.

2023 dues of $10 are now due. Cash only.

Fabric swap- Kaffe Fassett was the fabric swap, which is one yard of fabric, cut into fat eighths. No fabric swap at June meeting.

Challenge – Turn a traditional block into a modern block. Five members participated in this challenge. Projects included quilt, table runner, wall hangings and pillow. See FB for pictures. Pin cushion swap – make a pin cushion of your choice, put it in a bag and bring to the June 22 meeting and swap with another member. She suggested using crushed walnut shells for filler. A couple of pattern suggestions are on the website.

Challenges – Next challenge due at August 24 meeting. Bonnie did a presentation on turning a photo into a pattern to make a quilting project. This can have a realistic, abstract or impressionist look to it. She discussed the materials and strategies she uses to complete this type of project. Her notes will be posted on the website.

Block raffle - Leigh handed out 2 small brown pieces of fabric to us to be used in the block raffle due at June 22 meeting for the improv tree quilt block. Examples of this block can be found online.

Show and Tell – 6 members shared their projects. See FB for pictures. Instead of a mystery quilt this year we are going to be doing a sew along quilt. We will all be working on a string quilt. Each month you will be bring one or more blocks in to show the club at the monthly meeting. There are no rules for what method you follow just that you complete one block each month. Some Themes are scrappy, rainbow, same color family, and selvages. Another way to help your design is to look up #stringquilts on Instagram.

June 22, 2023 6:00 pm begin time Please note earlier begin time. Old Worthington Library 820 High St Worthington, OH 43085

Pin Cushion Swap

When: June 22 Meeting

What: Bring a pincushion/clip holder (preferably homemade but store bought ok.) Wrap it or put it in a bag. You will be swapping with other member who bought one to the meeting. 

Links to examples:

https://www.sumoftheirstories.com/blog/2018/quilters-clip-pincushion-plus?format=amp

https://www.aquiltinglife.com/pretty-pincushion-tutorial-remix/

http://olivesoriginals.blogspot.com/2013/04/prairie-point-pin-cushion.html?m=1

Meeting Notes

 Meeting April 27, 2023

Old Worthington Library

22 people attended, including 1 first time attendee.

The meeting was opened by Leigh asking each person to say their name and many had brought a favorite

notion. Each explained why it was their favorite. Favorites included a cutrite bind up, a blade save trimmer, a

purple thang, a thimble pad. Someone said they were on the look out for a lighted seam ripper.

Name tag drawing – wear your name tag each month and receive a ticket. A ticket will be drawn for a prize.

2023 dues of $10 are now due. Cash only.

Those who had unwanted items to sell, brought them to the April 27 meeting to sell to other members.

Fabric swap 9 people participated in the Ruby Star fabric swap, which is one yard of fabric, cut into fat eighths.

May meeting fabric swap is Kaffe Fassett fabric.

Basket swap 12 members participated in the basket swap. See FB for pictures.

Pin cushion swap – make a pin cushion of your choice, bring to the June 22 meeting and swap with another

member.

Challenges – no challenge due at April meeting. Due at May meeting is a challenge to turn a traditional block

into a modern block and make that into a finished project. At March meeting, Bonnie showed some books

that talk about this method. She suggested Tula Pink, 100 modern blocks. The modern block you choose

should be used in a finished project to qualify for a prize.

Show and Tell – 12 members shared their projects. See FB for pictures.

Instead of a mystery quilt this year we are going to be doing a sew along quilt. We will all be working

on a string quilt. Each month you will be bring one or more blocks in to show the club at the monthly

meeting. There are no rules for what method you follow just that you complete one block each month.

Some Themes are scrappy, rainbow, same color family, and selvages. Another way to help your

design is to look up #stringquilts on Instagram.

May 25, 2023

6:00 pm begin time

Please note earlier begin time.

Old Worthington Library

820 High St

Worthington, OH 43085

Meeting Minutes for March 23, 2023

Whetstone Library

19 people attended, including 1 first time attendee.

Leigh posed the question, “do you keep your scraps?”

All people did keep scraps. Most threw away very small scraps, but kept bigger pieces.

Name tag drawing – wear your name tag each month and receive a ticket. A ticket will be

drawn for a prize.

2023 dues of $10 are now due. Cash only.

April meeting fabric swap will be Ruby Star – cut 1 yard of fabric into fat eighth (9 x 22), fold

those 8 pieces and place in a zip lock bag with your name of it. You will receive back 8 pieces

of swapped fabric.

April meeting – have sewing stuff you want to get rid of? Bring it to the April 27 meeting to

sell to other members. Please remember to bring cash if you are interested in buying.

Basket swap due at April meeting. Swap partner name was received at an earlier time.

Challenges – Bonnie is heading up the guild challenges this year. At the January meeting, a

piece of the color of the year fabric, Crush was handed out to those who want to participate.

The challenge is to use the Crush color in any type project. 12 members participated in this

challenge and showed their completed projects. Photos on FB.

Next challenge is to take a traditional block and make it modern. This challenge is due at the

May meeting. Bonnie showed some books that talk about this method. She suggested Tula

Pink, 100 modern blocks. The modern block you choose should be used in a finished project to

qualify for a prize.

Block Raffle – Scattered Petals was the block raffle for the March meeting. 7 people brought

blocks and a winner was chosen.

Katy did a demonstration on how she uses her scraps. As a real estate agent, she makes a lot

of wristlet key chains. She gives these out to clients and to other agents. She also makes a lot

of chap stick holders, business card holders, drawstring bags. She has posted a video on FB.

Thanks for the tips, Katy!

Show and Tell was cut short when the group was asked to evacuate the building due to

suspicious packages being found.

Instead of a mystery quilt this year we are going to be doing a sew along quilt. We will all be

working on a string quilt. Each month you will be bring one or more blocks in to show the club

at the monthly meeting. There are no rules for what method you follow just that you complete

one block each month. Some Themes are scrappy, rainbow, same color family, and selvages.

Another way to help your design is to look up #stringquilts on Instagram.

Other comments by attendees:

Michelle mentioned a trip to Amish county quilt shops called Quilting Cuisine. It is April 20 and

21 from 9 am to 5 pm. You would need to purchase a quilt passport for $12 and this would be

stamped by participating shops. Locations include Sugarcreek, Berlin and Millersburg.

Next meeting:

April 27, 2023

6:00 pm begin time

Please note earlier begin time.

Old Worthington Library

820 High St

Worthington, OH 43085

Challenge #2 for 2023 Make a traditional block Modern

Due: May 25th Meeting

Challenge: Make a traditional block modern. 

Rules:  Your new modern block must be a part of a completed project in order for you to get a prize raffle ticket. Mug rugs, potholders, and mini quilts are great small projects for this. 

Definitions I’ve found of modern quilts and modern quilt blocks include words like asymmetry, minimalism, improvisational style, scale, and negative space. These are described as modern design elements. Challenge #2 is for you to take a traditional quilt block and make it modern. Think about what would happen if one or more modern design elements are applied to a traditional quilt block pattern? What can you create? 

I hope you’ll have fun with this challenge!

Here’s a couple tutorials for traditional blocks turned modern: 

Make an Easy Freestyle Churn Dash Quilt with Jenny Doan of Missouri Star! (Video Tutorial)

Make an "All Stars" Quilt with Jenny Doan of Missouri Star (Video Tutorial)

Easy Improvisational Star Block Tutorial

Triple Play: Wonky Stars Quilt Tutorial

February Meeting Minutes

 19 people attended – 1 new attendee

Leigh posed the question: Are you a fabric hoarder or do you buy per project? The majority

were fabric hoarders (imagine that) and 2 only purchased fabric by project.

The fabric swap this month was Tula Pink fabric. Several people participated and several

beautiful fabrics were exchanged.

Annual dues of $10 are now due for 2023. This cash payment can be paid at meetings.

At the January meeting, a piece of the color of the year fabric, Crush was handed out to those

who want to participate. The challenge is to use the Crush color in any type project. Only

completed projects will receive a ticket to be used in a drawing for a prize. These projects are

due at the March 23 meeting. Additional information about the other challenges is listed on

the blog.

We will also have a block raffle at the March 23 meeting. The pattern is called Scattered Petals

and the pattern is on the blog. It is requested to use modern, bright colors.

Heather demonstrated a project called bag charms. This is a non sewn project. Each member

was provided with a piece of vinyl fabric and several rivets. We had to cut out the pattern,

insert holes for the rivets and clamp the rivets. Cute project – Thanks Heather for all your prep

work and materials provided!

Show and Tell: 5 people had show and tell projects. Several people shared their string quilts.

Next Meeting:

March 23, 2023 6:30 pm

Whetstone Library

3909 N High Street

Columbus OH 43214

Block Raffle- March

Here's how the block raffle works: You can bring as many blocks to the March meeting as you want. Each block gets you one entry into the raffle. If your name is pulled, you win all the blocks! 

Block Name: Scattered Petals Quilt

Website: Cloud 9 Fabrics

Block Directions: 

https://cloud9fabrics.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Scattered-Petals-Quilt.pdf

Raffle Meeting: March 

Fabric Directions: Make 4 of blocks to get one raffle ticket.

5 1/2 fabric- use bright spring colors

2 1/2 fabric- use white or white on white 

Meeting Minutes From January 26, 2023

 Meeting January 26, 2023

The Old Worthington Library

18 people attended, including 3 first time attendees.

Leigh posed the question, “have you ever made a one hour basket?”

About 50% had previously made this project.

Leigh demonstrated the steps to make a one hour basket. Those who want to participate are

asked to answer the questionnaire on the blog and will be matched up with someone. Sign up

will end by February 1. The swap will take place at the April 27 meeting. More information and

pattern links can be found on the blog.

Fabric Swaps – The February fabric swap is Tula Pink fabrics. Participants are asked to bring

one yard of fabric, cut into fat eights (9 x 22) folded and in a zip lock bag with their name on it.

Fat eighths will be divided up among the participants. Other swaps will include, Ruby Star,

Kaffe Fassett, Allison Glass and Rifle Paper fabrics. Heather is heading up the fabric swaps this

year. Additional information about the fabric swaps listed on the blog under meeting

information.

Challenges – Bonnie is heading up the guild challenges this year. At the January meeting, a

piece of the color of the year fabric, Crush was handed out to those who want to participate.

The challenge is to use the Crush color in any type project. Only completed projects will

receive a ticket to be used in a drawing for a prize. These projects are due at the March 23

meeting. Additional information about the other challenges is listed on the blog.

Leigh discussed having a UFO (unfinished objects) challenge. More information will be

presented at the next meeting regarding this.

Instead of a mystery quilt this year we are going to be doing a sew along quilt. We will all be

working on a string quilt. Each month you will be bring one or more blocks in to show the club

at the monthly meeting. There are no rules for what method you follow just that you complete

one block each month. Some Themes are scrappy, rainbow, same color family, and selvages.

Another way to help your design is to look up #stringquilts on Instagram.

The block raffle for January was a heart block. 4 people brought 9 blocks and Courtney was the

winner of the blocks! Congratulations Courtney.

Other comments by attendees:

Columbus Metropolitan Quilters – free quilt show at Inniswood Metro Parks from February 4

through February 12, 2023. Times and address listed on the Metro Parks website.

Central Ohio Modern Quilters will be hosting a luncheon, speaker and admission to Franklin

Park Conservatory on 3/18/23, National Quilt Day. Speaker is Nicole Young of Lillyella Stitchery.

Cost of ticket is $80. To purchase tickets, visit CentralOhioMQG.com.

Next meeting:

Feb 23, 2023

6:30-8:30pm

Old Worthington Library

820 High St

Worthington, OH 43085