Sew-In Saturday

Our first CLT MQG Sew-In Saturday will be Saturday, November 5 from 10:00-2:00 at Myers Park United Methodist Church.

(1501 Queens Road, Charlotte, NC 28207  phone: 704-376-8584)
CLICK HERE FOR A MAP. 

We'll be in room 108. 

Bring: 

your machine

projects to work on

rotary cutter

power strip and extension cord if you can

Lunch will be provided. Please RSVP by November 2 to Jennifer cltmqg@gmail.com

Parking: You can park on the right hand side of the church or across the street in the lot on the corner.

Hope you can join us! 

Meeting tonight!

Our October Meeting is Tonight, 10/27 at 6:00 Morrison Regional Library.
Special Program: Rulermania!

Our first Sew-In Saturday is next Saturday, Nov. 5 at Myers Park United Methodist Church, Room 108. RSVP to Jennifer by Nov. 1. Lunch will be provided.

See you tonight!

Fun Stuff Happening!

Our next meeting is coming up on the 27th and we are happy to have the ladies from the Quilter's Gallery lead a program called Rulermania! Should be fun!

Also, we are having our first Sew-In Saturday on November 5. For our first sew-in we'll be meeting at the First United Methodist Church in Gastonia with an optional stop at Mary Jo's Fabrics beforehand.   CHANGE OF PLANS- STAY TUNED! 

October Meeting

Hope your October is going well.

Our next meeting is Thursday, October 27 at 6:00 at Morrison Regional Library.

We are having a special program called Rulermania by The Quilter's Gallery.  They are coming to show us many different rulers and the various quilts that can be made with them. There will be demonstrations as well as finished quilts and rulers will be available for purchase after the meeting so bring your wallet in case you are inspired! The program starts at 6:15.

Be on the lookout for more information coming soon about a sew-in day in November and our location for our December social/Kona Challenge reveal.

For the holiday meeting/social, would Dec. 1 or Dec. 2 work better for you? Please reply to this post and let me know.

Modern Quilt Show

When you have a minute, check out this post by TeaGinny about the Kansas City Modern Quilt Guild's first quilt show. It's awesome!