Tia Curtis, our speaker in August, is an award winning, professional long arm quilter and quilt designer. She has taught the quilt-making process on both hemispheres of the planet. Her quilts, patterns and designs have been featured in numerous books and magazines.
Join us in September as we enjoy Carl Hentsch’s lecture titled “Color 101”.
Join us as we welcome two members to share in our Annual Hometown Trunkshow! Marilyn Butler: Marilyn remembers always having a desire to "make something" and the enjoyment it brings. Her grandmothers were makers of clothing and quilts for themselves and others, and their hands were often busy with embroidery, knitting or crocheting. Marilyn's love […]
Visitors are always welcome. Your first visit is free! Be sure to bring your finished quilts and projects to share at Show & Tell! Our November speaker will be Cheryl Brady. When the door closed on her Japan Airline flight from LA to Kansaii on January 13, 2019, Cheryl Brady quickly suspected she wasn’t in […]
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Please join us as we celebrate our 10th birthday! There will be lots of food, fun and frivolity as we celebrate a decade of the KCMQG. Two special editions of show and tell- a walk through our member's favorite quilts of the last decade and another highlighting projects completed as a result of taking a […]
The Kansas City Modern Quilt Guild is excited to announce that Betsy Blodgett will be our guest speaker at our February guild meeting. Betsy will be discussing her interests of quilting and fashion sewing, exploring how the two intersect in the modern fashion world and how you can combine them in your own sewing world. […]
Due to unfortunate circumstances, Weeks isn't able to join us. Her husband and co-creator, Bill Kerr, is joining us instead. Bill is an equally expert quilter and instructor. We are excited to learn from him and are sending Weeks wishes for speedy healing. The Kansas City Modern Quilt Guild is excited to welcome Weeks Ringle […]
In light of the unfolding COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve decided to cancel KCMQG events through June. Even though it is the right decision, it is still tough to share the news. We will work to reschedule the events, workshops and speakers when conditions allow it. More details about how we’re adjusting guild activities are throughout this […]