Highland Lakes Quilt Guild Invites You to Tour Three Quilt Museums February 21

Highland Lakes Quilt Guild invites you to take a walk with us through the collections of three quilt museums. Guild member Kathryn Rector narrates the history of quilting while she shares videos of her favorite exhibits at the: Iowa Quilt Museum, Missouri Quilt Museum, and the International Quilt Museum. Rector’s lecture is supported by photos of her favorite vintage to modern quilts; finally wrapping up with the story behind Iowa’s Dignity Sculpture depicting an Indigenous woman in Plains-style dress receiving a star quilt.
HLQG programs are scheduled 9:00 am – Noon, every third Wednesday of the month in the Fellowship Hall at the First Methodist Church of Marble Falls, 1101 Bluebonnet Dr. Members attend workshops on the third Thursday of the month. Wednesday guests are welcome to join our “Meet and Greet” with refreshments, followed by the monthly membership meeting and program. Thursday’s workshop February 22nd features Marcy Collins, How to Draft a LeMoyne Star quilt block. We are an all-volunteer organization dedicated to continuing the art of quilting and making available many opportunities to support our local charities. HLQG workshops are for members only, and pre-registration is required. Applications for membership are available at the monthly meetings and a listing of HLQG programs and workshops are posted on our website www.HLQG.org, for questions contact us at HLQGuild@gmail.com.
Attachment (below) IMG-3957.jpg The Dignity Sculpture