Sign up for our Sherri Lynn Wood workshop in July!

UPDATE: We have now sold out of seats for the workshop. If you would like to be added to the waiting list in case an already-registered student cannot attend, please send you name and email to news.okcmqg [at] gmail.com.


We are excited to announce that Sherri Lynn Wood will be holding a workshop with us on July 30.

Here is the information you need to know:

Workshop- Improv Patchwork Doodle
July 30, Sunday
9am - 4pm
at Journey Quilt Company in Edmond
$75 for members, $85 for non-members
Members- for discount, sign up with the link we provided via email
Space is limited!

The guild will have copies of Sherri's book, The Improv Handbook for Modern Quilters for sale at the July Meeting, the workshop, and the special August meeting with Sherri Lynn Wood! $20, and all profits go to the guild!

To sign up, go to the link below. You will be taken to the Paypal site where you will buy a seat at the workshop. The Paypal site will either ask you to sign into Paypal, or if you don't want to do that, below there is a button that says "pay with debit or credit card" and you can pay there.

https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=2DJYBCKMUHYCG

June Meeting Recap

June is the month of our yearly guild social! Everyone brought yummy treats and we had a great time getting to know each other and playing games, including Quilter's Strip Poker. We all ended up with some cool fabric!





And of course we had a great set of show and shares!

Ann made a Dwight the Deer pillow for her dad for father's day.



Beth went on our recent retreat and was super busy! She made both the top she was wearing and a gorgeous dress.





Karen is working on a very large English paper piecing project, and each block will consist of a different designer. Amazing!





Kristy brought in this gorgeous, color drenched quilt built around a fabric she found and loved. Stunning!



Katie brought in a gorgeous modern take on a traditional pattern.



Our visitor Delaney jumped right in and brought in a gorgeous exaggerated scale churn dash quilt!




Trish brought in a recent project from her shop. A man wanted his childhood Boy Scout memorabilia saved in quilt form, and she produced quite a piece for him!



Agnes showed off her beautiful whole-cloth quilt. Check out that quilting!






 Kathy made a therapeutic weighted blanket for her granddaughter. Labor of love!




And Karen received her art pin! Yay!



Plus we sent off a bunch of cute pincushions for our swap with the Calgary Modern Quilt Guild. Can't wait to see what we get in return!