Wednesday, February 1, 2017
2017 SAQA Trunk Show
The SAQA 2017 Trunk
Show will be debuting at the SAQA Conference in Lincoln, Nebraska in
April. Kathy York has 462 trunk show quilts and will need some help
mounting and labeling the quilts. If you are able to help, please send
her a Facebook message. Supplies for mounting the quilts have not arrived yet, so there will be a small
delay in scheduling. Kathy will email you when she has volunteer spots
open.
Friday, October 21, 2016
Turtle Hand Batik - discount for Festival
SAQA members get a 10% discount at Turtle Hand Batik! Stop by booth #714 at International Quilt Festival.
Great chance to support a business owner that supports SAQA!
Plus these handcrafted fabrics are just stunning.
Monday, April 25, 2016
Next Central Texas Circle Meeting on May 14
SAQA Central Texas Circle Meeting
Saturday, May 14 from 10 am to 2'ish pm
Texas Art League
509 E. Davis St. in Luling
PLEASE RSVP BY CLICKING THE "GOING" BUTTON ON OUR FACEBOOK EVENT PAGE OR SEND A EMAIL TO KIM@QUILTING-ADVENTURES.COAGENDA
Enjoy our "A Texas Experience" 12x12 Trunk Show currently on display at the Art League!Brief show and tell - bring your latest completed piece or work in progress
SAQA Conference Recap
Guerilla Art Round Robin
BRING
Brown bag lunch - there is a SMALL microwave availableYour 3 favorite mark making tools (i.e. stencils, themofax screens, stamps, paint brushes)
Your 3 favorite colors of fabric paint or fabric markers or dye sticks, etc.
Gloves and/or apron (if you care to stay paint free)
Water container for rinsing/cleaning your tools
Looking forward to seeing you there!
Kim Buchmann
Texas Region Co-Representative
kim@quilting-adventures.com
Wednesday, April 13, 2016
Houston fabric drive and meeting on May 14
Houston SAQA Members:
You won’t want to miss our May meeting! We’ll
host a fabric drive for charity and fabric swap, show & tell and a
presentation on SAQA Exhibitions.
Date &
Time
May 14, 2016
10:30 am
Where
St. Philip Presbyterian, located on San Felipe
near Loop 610.
4807 San Felipe St, Houston
Look for the handmade SAQA Meeting signs.
Topic
1. Extended Show & Tell – Please
bring your current project or next project. Finished or unfinished is okay. Share
what you’re working on with our creative members.
2. FABRIC DONATION COLLECTION AND
FABRIC SWAP. Do you have fabric you no longer want or need? Bring it to the next
SAQA meeting. We will be collecting fabric to donate to charity. Please bring
your fabric in a box of some kind (plastic bags are too flimsy). We will accept
all types of fabric that is usable and unsoiled. All SAQA members and guests will
be invited to look through all the fabric and take what you want! A true fabric
swap – you might find some treasure. What’s leftover will be donated. We hope
you’ll participate.
3. Suzan Engler will present a recap
of the presentation given by the Exhibition Committee at the national
convention. This is an excellent opportunity to hear about the growth in SAQA’s
impressive exhibition schedule.
Lunch
Bring your
lunch. There is a microwave provided in the room.
Any
questions, please email me directly (do not reply to this email).
Thanks.
See you Saturday,
May 14th.
Teresa
Duryea Wong
SAQA Texas
Co-Rep, Houston
Tuesday, March 29, 2016
September Art Quilt Workshop in New York with Dr. Sandra Sider
Dr. Sandra Sider, Curator of the Texas Quilt Museum, is holding a workshop in Stony Point, New York (about 1 hour drive north of Manhattan).
Creativity Workshop: Art Quilt Inspirations
September 25-29, 2016 (Sunday - Friday)
This workshop is based on the principles of art and design
developed in Sandra Sider’s critique workshops and written about in the volumes
of her Studio Quilt monograph series and illustrated in her new book 1000 Quilt
Inspirations. Limited to a maximum of twelve participants, the workshop will
allow Sandra to spend considerable amounts of time each day working one-on-one
with quilters, evaluating their work and suggesting possible directions for
developing each quilt. She will also teach the basics of monotype printing,
stamp printing, and photo transfer, as well as cyanotype on fabric if we have a
sunny day. The final morning will consist of critiques, with participants
sharing and discussing their works in progress.
Quilters should bring materials to begin a new quilt top,
their sewing supplies and tools, a sewing machine and an iron. Class is
suitable for all levels of quilters, but excellent sewing skills and expertise
with one's sewing machine is a must.
Tuition for the week is $500. There is also a materials fee
of $40. Total cost is dependent on the lodging selected, from $450 to $775. It
does include all meals.
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