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Jonathan Gregory, Assistant Curator of Exhibitions at the International Quilt Study Center and Museum has been awarded the Lincoln Quilters Guild scholarship for 2019 in the amount of $1,000. Jonathan earned a doctorate in Human Sciences with a specialization in Textiles, Clothing and ....
LQG was one of the sponsors of the 10th annual National Quilting Day held Saturday, March 16, 2019 at the International Quilt Study Center & Museum. Take a few minutes to look through photos of the event that some of the co-sponsors have posted on their Facebook pages.
To my friends at the Lincoln Quilters Guild, I want to thank you for the opportunity to be President of a wonderful organization of members who enjoy the creativity of quilting, who support those in need, who honor veterans, who educate and learn about quilting, and much more.
This was...
Congratulations to Sara Kenny, recipient of LQG Bright Star Award at the October guild meeting. Sara is the Nebraska State Coordinator for the Quilt of Valor Foundation and Chair of the guild’s QOV Committee. Her nomination ...
I recently took the opportunity to visit the History Nebraska Museum, formerly the Nebraska History Museum, to see the Color Quest Exhibit featuring the Nebraska Windmill block by E.S “Bud” Dunklau designated the official quilt block in 1977 by the state legislature. Bud and ....
It gave me pause to realize that it’s already September. We’ve had a wonderful year of celebration for our 45th Anniversary, as well as a spectacular 2018 Quilt Show, Playing the Angles.
September’s program promises to be colorful from two talented speakers Ruth Ann Berry and Greg Barner for ....
The 2018 Raffle Quilt, "Walking on Sunshine", was made by Vicky Skuodas and quilted by Joyce Nass. "Read More" to find out who won!
The Challenge Quilt winners for “Playing the Angles” were Vicky Bedell first place, second to Martha Turner and third to Patty Ozga. "Read More" to see photos of the quilts.
Congratulations to all of us for the awesome 45th Anniversary Quilt Show. Someone told me, “it takes a village”. First, the Quilt Show Committee co-chaired by Natalie Cummings and Sheila Green, was well organized and creative. Thanks to each committee member for volunteering. Kris Vierra .....
Quilting in Lincoln and our August 3-4 LQG Quilt Show were the topic when Quilt Show Co-chairs Natalie Cummings and Sheila Green spoke with LNKTV's Diane Gonzolas on "Out and About July 2018." See the show and pass the link on to your friends! https://youtu.be/h7ZQBTFMoD4
The Nebraska Windmill Quilt Block was recently in the news! In 1977, LQG sponsored a contest to design a block to represent Nebraska. The winning block was designed by Bud Dunklau of Lincoln. The block is now in the possession of History Nebraska, formerly the Nebraska History Museum ....
It’s July, and we are about halfway through the guild year. It’s a big year for all of us, first, celebrating our 45th Anniversary in May! Continuing in August, we will hold our Biennial Quilt Show, and in September, we will celebrate the service of women veterans honored with a Life Flight for ....
These blocks are from the LQG's '77 Symposium Block Contest. They were donated to IQSCM in December of 2017. They were blocks that the contestants did not want returned to them.
Vicky Skuodas introduced the featured quilter, Millie Fauquet at the May 14, 2018 meeting.
Millie had lived in several states before settling with her family in Lincoln, NE. Montana, North and South Dakota were Millie and Arsene’s homes when Arsene was an Air Force pilot. While raising ....
At the May 14th meeting and Anniversary celebration, President Pat Kant highlighted that we want to honor the guild’s history and celebrate our joy for quilting, our exceptional creativity, worthy projects and the significant impact on relationships with our friends, family and the community. Here..
We have a few more items to add to the June announcements we sent out a couple of weeks ago.
First, I want to thank everyone who participated in all aspects of the 45th Anniversary celebration!!! We are part of a wonderful organization and the evening was very special. Congratulations to ...
The following announcements were submitted to keep you up to date on activities.
Pat Kant, President
Lincoln Quilters Guild is pleased to announce that PhD student Younhee Kang is the recipient of our $1000 scholarship. Younhee is a University of Nebraska, College of Education and Human Sciences student in the Department of Textiles, Merchandising & Fashion Design. Younhee’s proposed doctoral ....
April is here, and since the weather has stayed on the cold side, we’ve had more time to sew, right? This month’s program features Mickey Depre. Mickey’s Motto: "There is more than enough fabric in the studio to be both an Art Quilter and a Traditional Quilter". Read about Mickey ......
Support the Guild with your quilting and sewing talents by submitting one or more items for the 2018 LQG Quilt Show Live Auction!
The Live Auction is scheduled for Friday, August 3, 7 pm. Auction chairs Linda Daiker and Linda Gale invite you ....
Jonathan Gregory, Assistant Curator of Exhibitions at the International Quilt Study Center and Museum has been awarded the Lincoln Quilters Guild scholarship for 2019 in the amount of $1,000. Jonathan earned a doctorate in Human Sciences with a specialization in Textiles, Clothing and ....
LQG was one of the sponsors of the 10th annual National Quilting Day held Saturday, March 16, 2019 at the International Quilt Study Center & Museum. Take a few minutes to look through photos of the event that some of the co-sponsors have posted on their Facebook pages.
To my friends at the Lincoln Quilters Guild, I want to thank you for the opportunity to be President of a wonderful organization of members who enjoy the creativity of quilting, who support those in need, who honor veterans, who educate and learn about quilting, and much more.
This was...
Congratulations to Sara Kenny, recipient of LQG Bright Star Award at the October guild meeting. Sara is the Nebraska State Coordinator for the Quilt of Valor Foundation and Chair of the guild’s QOV Committee. Her nomination ...
I recently took the opportunity to visit the History Nebraska Museum, formerly the Nebraska History Museum, to see the Color Quest Exhibit featuring the Nebraska Windmill block by E.S “Bud” Dunklau designated the official quilt block in 1977 by the state legislature. Bud and ....
It gave me pause to realize that it’s already September. We’ve had a wonderful year of celebration for our 45th Anniversary, as well as a spectacular 2018 Quilt Show, Playing the Angles.
September’s program promises to be colorful from two talented speakers Ruth Ann Berry and Greg Barner for ....
The 2018 Raffle Quilt, "Walking on Sunshine", was made by Vicky Skuodas and quilted by Joyce Nass. "Read More" to find out who won!
The Challenge Quilt winners for “Playing the Angles” were Vicky Bedell first place, second to Martha Turner and third to Patty Ozga. "Read More" to see photos of the quilts.
Congratulations to all of us for the awesome 45th Anniversary Quilt Show. Someone told me, “it takes a village”. First, the Quilt Show Committee co-chaired by Natalie Cummings and Sheila Green, was well organized and creative. Thanks to each committee member for volunteering. Kris Vierra .....
Quilting in Lincoln and our August 3-4 LQG Quilt Show were the topic when Quilt Show Co-chairs Natalie Cummings and Sheila Green spoke with LNKTV's Diane Gonzolas on "Out and About July 2018." See the show and pass the link on to your friends! https://youtu.be/h7ZQBTFMoD4
The Nebraska Windmill Quilt Block was recently in the news! In 1977, LQG sponsored a contest to design a block to represent Nebraska. The winning block was designed by Bud Dunklau of Lincoln. The block is now in the possession of History Nebraska, formerly the Nebraska History Museum ....
It’s July, and we are about halfway through the guild year. It’s a big year for all of us, first, celebrating our 45th Anniversary in May! Continuing in August, we will hold our Biennial Quilt Show, and in September, we will celebrate the service of women veterans honored with a Life Flight for ....
These blocks are from the LQG's '77 Symposium Block Contest. They were donated to IQSCM in December of 2017. They were blocks that the contestants did not want returned to them.
Vicky Skuodas introduced the featured quilter, Millie Fauquet at the May 14, 2018 meeting.
Millie had lived in several states before settling with her family in Lincoln, NE. Montana, North and South Dakota were Millie and Arsene’s homes when Arsene was an Air Force pilot. While raising ....
At the May 14th meeting and Anniversary celebration, President Pat Kant highlighted that we want to honor the guild’s history and celebrate our joy for quilting, our exceptional creativity, worthy projects and the significant impact on relationships with our friends, family and the community. Here..
We have a few more items to add to the June announcements we sent out a couple of weeks ago.
First, I want to thank everyone who participated in all aspects of the 45th Anniversary celebration!!! We are part of a wonderful organization and the evening was very special. Congratulations to ...
The following announcements were submitted to keep you up to date on activities.
Pat Kant, President
Lincoln Quilters Guild is pleased to announce that PhD student Younhee Kang is the recipient of our $1000 scholarship. Younhee is a University of Nebraska, College of Education and Human Sciences student in the Department of Textiles, Merchandising & Fashion Design. Younhee’s proposed doctoral ....
April is here, and since the weather has stayed on the cold side, we’ve had more time to sew, right? This month’s program features Mickey Depre. Mickey’s Motto: "There is more than enough fabric in the studio to be both an Art Quilter and a Traditional Quilter". Read about Mickey ......
Support the Guild with your quilting and sewing talents by submitting one or more items for the 2018 LQG Quilt Show Live Auction!
The Live Auction is scheduled for Friday, August 3, 7 pm. Auction chairs Linda Daiker and Linda Gale invite you ....
