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Founded in 1982, Prairie Quilt Guild’s purpose is
to promote and advance the art of quilt-making by conducting educational programs and services, and to foster research in the history of the art.

MARCH MEETING:
tUESDAY, MARCH 11

1-3 p.m. | 7-9 p.m.

 

imageQuilts Made Modern
with Weeks Ringle
will be presented at both meetings

Weeks Ringle and Bill Kerr are professional quiltmakers and co-founders of Modern Quilt Studio (previously FunQuilts), a design studio in Oak Park, Illinois. Since 1999 Bill and Weeks have brought a modern twist to the great American quilting tradition with decades of quiltmaking experience and graduate design degrees. 

Their work has been featured widely in the national press including in O:The Oprah Magazine, TIME, The New York Times, Dwell, American Patchwork & Quilting and Country Living. They have designed over 100 original fabrics which have been sold in more than 15 countries and have developed bedding and textiles for Crate and Barrel. 

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At our February 11 PQG Meeting, our president would like members to pay tribute to the Kansas University Jayhawks by wearing Blue and Crimson. It was wonderful to see that "black and yellow’" display in January!

Latest Site Updates

March 2014 Newsletter

February Show & Share Photos

Instructions for President's Block

 

COMMON THREADS QUILT SHOW ENTRIES

March 11, 2014 is the last day to submit an entry to the 2014 Common Threads Quilt Show... but your entries DO NOT need to be finished by that date! All the forms and information you will need are on the Common Threads website.

 

The guild's library is now available for viewing online! Just click HERE to see all the available titles in our collection.

 

 

Past Site Updates

February 2014 Newsletter

January Show & Share Photos

Kid Camp 2013 Photo Gallery

2012-2013 Challenge Quilt Photos

 

It has come to our attention that the photo gallery is misbehaving. To see all of the photos, you will need to click on the forward arrow located on the photo, and not the "next" and "last" links until you have come to the end of the visible photos. We are working on an alternate solution. Thank you!