What Do Fellow Quilters Do in the Summer? In the summer, quilters often shift from the busier winter schedules to enjoy longer days, warmer weather, and more social opportunities. Many use the season to attend quilt shows, take classes, and complete projects. Attending Quilt Shows and Events Creative Summer Quilting Summer is a great time to experiment with lightweight fabrics, bold colors, and seasonal motifs like sunbursts for flowers. Quilters may use thinner batting for wall hanging or decorative quilts or incorporate applique' and embroidery to add summer flair. Kits and Precuts for Efficiency In short, summer for quilters is a mix of creative work, community engagement, and seasonal inspiration, whether they’re traveling, staying local, or enjoying the craft in a relaxed, social setting. Looking for more? These are just a few of the suggestions I found.
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The purpose of this organization is to promote the art of quilt making, to stimulate an interest in quilts, and to provide educational programs and services in quilting to our community. The Konza Prairie Quilters' Guild welcomes all who are interested in quilting. Our members range from beginners to advanced quilters. We offer programming and workshops that feature professional presenters, as well as sessions presented by our own members. You will get to know members with special interests in wool applique, Featherweights, modern quilting, traditional piecework, free-motion quilting, and much more. Visitors are welcome to meet with us on the second Monday morning of each month at 9:00 a.m. in the Utopia Room at St. Thomas More Church. Our annual dues are $40. You are welcome to visit twice before joining. |
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