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This week we welcome Josh Chernoff to the Northwest Suburban Quilters Guild. Josh has been creating raw edge appliqued portraits for many years. Thursday’s lecture will review how the combination of fabric collage combined with quilting
Join us this Thursday June 19th, 2025 for our guest speaker Christina Cameli as she presents her lecture “Free Motion Impact”. Christina is an author, designer and teacher and her presentation will inspire us to
Come join us in person this Thursday-Saturday February 20th-22nd as we welcome Nancy Roelfsema to the Northwest Suburban Quilters Guild. Nancy will present her lecture “Why We Quilt” at our monthly guild meeting on Thursday
Ilene Bartos is coming to our guild this October! We have booked 2 workshops with her and hope you’ll join us for one or for both! These workshops are open to members and non-members alike.
Coming to NSQG September 19th, 2024 is Melanie McNeil. Melanie will present her lecture and trunk show: Top Ten Tips for Magnificent Medallion Quilts. We will be meeting at the Rolling Meadows Community Center (3705
Join us this Thursday as we host Sue Pawlowski for her lecture and trunk show “A Year of Thread and Scraps”. Sue is known for her scrap quilts, patterns, teaching and merchandise. This meeting will
We still have space available for Tina’s Workshop. You can click on over to NSQG.club to sign-up for the Zoom class and if you’d like to attend the lecture as a guest it is only
In case you missed it, on Saturday January 20th be sure to sign up to join Patricia Skiles for a Virtual Workshop on Zoom for “Modern Improv 4 Ways” This workshop is open to members
Coming to NSQG August 17th, 2023 is award winning quilter Cheryl See. Cheryl began quilting in 1993 and is best known for her intricate handwork and detailing. Cheryl received the award for Best Hand Quilting
The NSQG welcomed Giuseppe Ribaudo this past Thursday through Saturday for a lecture and two workshops. During Giuseppe’s trunk show and lecture we were brought along on his journey from a budding stage actor to