Guild Events
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January Regional Meeting
Catch up with your quilty friends from the comfort of your home! We know that the holidays are a busy and tiring time, so we're taking advantage of the virtual option for the first meeting of 2026. Find the Zoom link in the most recent Stitch!
Not interested in wrestling a quilt on the screen? Please send photos of quilts you'd like to include in Show & Tell to dcmqgveep@gmail.com.Date: January 10th, 2025
Time: 10:00 am - when the last person leaves
Location: VirtualAGENDA
10:00 AM: Welcome and Ice Breaker
10:15 AM: Business Meeting
11:00 AM: Show & Tell
11:30 AM: Open Sew -
2026 Charity Bee Sign-ups are Coming!
Watch your email for sign-ups for the 2026 Charity Bee sign-ups at the end of January/beginning of February.
You can be a Queen Bee for one month in a group of approximately 6-10 members, a Worker Bee contributing blocks either monthly or as needed (cause life happens!) or be a Bee Coordinator to help your Bee get started and keep producing!
it’s a great way to work with other DCMQG members and to try making a few blocks you might not otherwise try without committing to a full quilt!
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Spring Retreat Lottery is Coming in Feb!
Spring Retreat Lottery will occur approximately 6 weeks before the retreat scheduled for March 12-15th this year. Interested? Watch for the email with the Lottery sign-ups!
Calendar of Quilt Guild Events
Hover over a date on the calendar to see at a glance what events are scheduled. Double click on an event to see more details.
Jenn, from Slightly Biased Quilts, has a new pattern out. More information from blog below:
I’m thrilled to introduce my newest pattern release: Winter Nest — a cheerful flock of winter birds bundled up in tiny scarves, ready to bring a little joy and warmth to your sewing space this season.
This design has been such a delight to create. I wanted something that captured the magic of winter without feeling too tied to a single holiday—something playful, modern, and full of personality. Every little bird feels like a character, and sewing their cozy scarves might just be my favorite part.
