Our next Quilt Show will be in 2026
Quilt Show Theme Voting: Melinda Fish
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Members voted on 17 themes for the Quilt for the Quilt show (at the May general guild meeting)
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Winning theme was submitted by Sally Perry
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Winning theme with the most votes was Oregon Seashore
We are supported by:
OSU Extension Master Gardners will host “Let’s Talk Plants” display:
The Oregon State University Extension Master Gardener™ program educates Oregonians about the art and science of growing and caring for plants. We are in 27 counties across the state, and train thousands of Master Gardener volunteers. OSU Extension Master Gardeners are volunteer educators, neighbors, and on-the-ground researchers who serve their community with solid training in science-based, sustainable gardening and a love of lifelong learning.
Featured Artist : Krista Moser A Quilted Life
Krista Moser is the creative force and inspiration behind Krista Moser, The Quilted Life. A sewing enthusiast and quilt pattern designer, she has published more than thirty patterns since 2016 with more in development. She is the designer of the Creative Grids 60 Degree Diamond Rulers and has been teaching sewing and quilting lessons for more than twenty-five years. Her work has been featured in quilting magazines, published in books, and hung in prominent quilt shops around the country. She is wild about all things quilting and loves to share her passion.
Guest Quilter Kathy Cardiff
The Cottage at Cardiff Farms
Kathy Cardiff has been creating and designing for as long as she can remember. She has always had a love for art and drawing, carrying sketchpads with her wherever she goes. Her mother, a talented seamstress, taught her to sew at a young age but it wasn’t until Kathy’s children were in high school that she combined her love for designing and sewing. Now, she turns her beautiful sketches into cozy textile designs for the home. She draws most of her design inspiration from nature and gardening. In fact, if she is not sketching or sewing something, you will most likely find her out digging in the dirt in her beloved garden.
Guest Artist Peggy Gelbrich
Yellow House Quilter
Peggy has been quilting and helping others to learn the joy of quilt making for over 40 years. As a quilt teacher, sharing the art of quilt making is her passion. She has taught quilt making across the United States and in Canada teaching at large guild classes, quilting retreats and small private groups in her home. Her teaching style won her a nomination for Quilt Teacher of the Year sponsored by the Professional Quilter. Peggy loves making traditional quilt patterns look new again with modern fabrics and techniques. She enjoys trying and learning different techniques in the quilt making process, always looking for an easier way to conquer those seemingly intricate patterns. Originally from Oregon, Peggy and her family spent 22 years in Ketchikan, Alaska. She has returned to Oregon and now lives and quilts in her yellow house.
Aloha Sewing and Vacuum in Hillsboro, OR provided sewing machines for our show classroom!
Our Raffle Quilt!
This is our gorgeous wool applique raffle quilt. There are still tickets for sale- members contact Cindy Bemis ( in the directory) about helping to sell them.
Wouldn’t you love to win this?!!
Come to the November 18 meeting and see who the lucky winner will be!
Guild Members Info below
Status, Volunteer info, Committee info
NEWS FROM YOUR 2024 QUILT SHOW BOUTIQUE COMMITTEE
Thank You to everyone who submitted your wonderful items for the Boutique!!
If your items did not sell, they will be at the next meeting for you to pick up. We cannot store them.
Contact Ruth Voelker, Boutique@westsidequiltersguild.com if you have any questions.
Don’t forget to regularly check WQGBoutique on Pinterest for more ideas, patterns and photos.
You can still check out fun craft things to make on our Pinterest page ! Have fun!
Our Pinterest page is WQG Boutique and can be searched when you go to Pinterest, or follow this link – www.pinterest.com/wqgboutique.
There you can view and follow links to photo ideas, blogs, tutorials and find free patterns. If it is a pattern that needs to be purchased, that is your choice; we will not share copyrighted patterns for everyone’s use.
For those of you that do not have a Pinterest account, you’ll need to follow the instructions to create your own account. This is free and allows you to save ideas, view the links and more.
Look for us on Facebook and Instagram Too
Ruth Voelker and Linda O’Brien Boutique@WestsideQuiltersGuild.com
Highlights from the 2022 Quilt Show
