Warwick Valley Quilters' Guild
A Community of Quilters
CELEBRATING 40 YEARS!!
Check out the "Meetings/Events" tab for each event. We hope to see you at upcoming Guild meetings!
Via zoom: Speaker presentation meetings are held online, via zoom. Members will receive an email with the zoom link before each speaker meeting. In person and via zoom: Business meetings, & via zoom Members will receive an email with the zoom link before each Business meeting. In person: "UFO" meetings (a chance to work on your unfinished projects) and workshops are held in person. In-person guild meetings are held at: Town of Warwick Senior Center - Adjacent to Warwick Town Hall
132 Kings Highway, Warwick, NY 10990 Parking & Senior Center entrance are on the right side of Town Hall
Zoom Show & Tell - May 4, 2021
 Penny MerkelRemember This! “The Kiss” by Brancusi |  Barbara Berdy“This is a wood artist’s original interpretation of the same sculpture. Sits by my fireplace. Guess you can see how fond I am of Brancusi’s piece. I was so delighted to see Penny’s quilt.” |  Barbara Berdy“To continue our discussion of Brancusi’s sculpture The Kiss. I got this poster from the museum and have loved the work for years. This has been hanging in one of my sewing rooms. Penny’s quilt is a terrific copy.” |
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 Laura FullumSuch a fun project! A special thanks to Barbara Berdy, Rosie Binder, Corinne Marmo, Penny Merkel, Anne Sigler and Barbara Vedder for their Apple blocks and to my sister, Alicia, for quilting and binding. A true group effort! |  Laura Fullum |  Laura Fullum |
 Deb VanBruntI took the black leather jacket and made purse from it. I took a close-up of the purse as well because I machine quilted the leather |  Deb VanBrunt |  Deb VanBrunt |
 Deb VanBrunt |  Deb VanBrunt |  Barb VedderChrome Sweet Chrome - in progress |
 Barb VedderChrome Sweet Chrome - in progress |  Barb VedderEggsotica |  Barb VedderEggsotica |
 Barbara LindsellThis quilt I’ve been working on since Christmas. Teaching remote kindergarten definitely put a time constraint on my quilting. But, that being said, I had a wonderful experience with my granddaughter. The quilt was for a friend who breeds Yorkies. She was extremely excited when I gave it to her, |