Triangle Frenzy Amaryllis, Treble, or Bouquet Too

We would like to invite you to register for our May Workshop led by the talented and fun Bunnie Cleland.  In this workshop, you will learn Bunnie's Triangle Frenzy technique using one of 3 options; you have your choice of Amaryllis, Treble, or Bouquet Too.  Please take a look at the pictures below and on each supply list to get an idea of how beautiful quilts made with this technique can be!  

Class Supply list:  PLEASE NOTE!  THIS IS AN UPDATED SUPPLY LIST SUBMITTED BY THE INSTRUCTOR ON APRIL 21, 2025. 

Triangle Frenzy Pattern of choice

May 2025 Treble Class supply list.pdf

May 2025 Amaryllis Class Supply list.pdf

May 2025 Triangle Frenzy Bouquet, too - Class Supply list.pdf

Questions?  bunnie@trianglefrenzy.com

Please remember, we cannot offer coffee or drinks at the workshop location but you may certainly bring your own. We will have a 30 minute break mid-day so please also bring your lunch. This promises to be a popular course so register early!

Member registration opens on March 17

Non-member registration opens on April 21

Second Guild Friends Event

Saturday, June 7, 2025

1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

Location: East Asheville Library - Community Rm B, 3 Avon Road, Asheville, NC 28805

Registration is open for our Second Guild Friends Event on June 7th. Any member who would like to learn more specifics about the guild is invited to attend.  Hear how you can be involved in our Guild Projects from Donna Johnston, Guild Projects Chair, and our various Guild Bees from Kathleen Ulinski, chair of Guild Bees. Find out how you can fit into the guild and benefit to the fullest from what the guild has to offer. Make friends with those who are like minded quilters. It will be a fine afternoon -- come and be a part of it!

Registration closes on Thursday, June 5th.  Space is limited to 20 people so register soon!

Note:  If you should need to cancel after registering, please contact Marcia Salansky.

Finding Your Inner Artist by Julia Pfaff

What makes an art quilt? What makes art?  The all important question we should be asking ourselves is what makes good art? Artist, quilter, and educator Julia E. Pfaff will discuss aspects of making art, making art in a quilt format, and observations of the art quilt movement.  She will lend insights into her creative process and discuss how can we edit better and have the confidence to express your own ideas and use fabric in a way your mother would not have approved of.  

With an undergraduate degree in art history and a MFA, Julia has been quilting her entire life and has successfully turned a family tradition into a contemporary art form. She is an educator and studio artist and teaches at both the community and college level. Her quilts have been exhibited extensively and can be found in numerous national collections and publications.

Drawing with Your Sewing Machine 1 day  (for experienced sewers)

The simplest piece of fabric can be turned into beautiful and unique art through the addition of quilted lines. This fast-paced workshop introduces the various ways you can use your sewing machine to draw on fabric. Both free motion and conventional quilting methods will be explored. Participants will produce several samples during the class suitable for use as pillow tops. Methods of joining machine quilted blocks will also be demonstrated.

A supply list will be provided for participants.

This is a brief reminder, we cannot offer coffee or drinks at our new location but you are certainly welcome to bring your own. We will have a 30 minute break mid-day for much so pleae bring that too!

Registration for members will open on April 19, 2025

Registration for non-members will open on May 19, 2025

Jane Godshall Trunk Show

Please join us for a trunk show of the beautiful quilts made by Jane Godshall of Plain Jane Quilts.  As you can see, her quilts are anything but "plain".  

NTNT FPP No Tear, No Tear Foundation Paper Piecing A different take on foundation paper piecing. (Formerly known as Foundation-less Piecing): Using freezer paper as your pattern to create accurate points and seams. - No more tearing off paper- Reusable patterns pieces,- Accuracy (worth mentioning again)! -Pressing in the direction you want - And even more advantages With my method of Foundation Paper Piecing (NTNT FPP) those perfect points, arcs and spires are conquered. And best of all, with this technique you won’t be sewing through the paper, so there is no fighting to tear off the paper in the end, and the pattern is reuseable. We’ll take a look at color options and how to use lots of color or just a little color. Then we’ll use the NTNT FPP technique to sew your block. From there we’ll explore the variations in the pattern and each quilt block will be an original. This is a great technique to add to your toolbox. Foundation Paper Piecing using my NTNT FPP method makes some seemingly impossible blocks possible and fun. 

Pattern Fee: $10.00

Please remember to bring your own drinks.  We will have a 30 minute break for lunch so please bring that too!

Registration for Members will begin May 16, 2025

Registration for Non-Members will begin June 16, 2025

Frolicking Felines

Begin the day learning Jinny Beyer's theory of color. Paula created an easy tessellated cat paper foundation pattern to showcase your new skills and understanding of value, shading, and color!

Frolicking Felines
Supply List

Beginning with Color Confidence for Quilters and the Portable Palette by Jinny Beyer, learn about the use of color and then transfer that knowledge into a whimsical tessellated paper foundation pieced quilt of interlocking kitty cats.

Portable Palette by Jinny Beyer - optional (palettes will be available for use in class)

• Paper
• Tracing paper
• Colored pencils
• Fabric: a multicolored piece from your stash
• Basic sewing kit
• Rotary cutter, ruler and mat
• Pigma pen: Black, 0.01 micron

Fabric: Ah, the choices.... . This quilt block lends itself to at least four variations:

1. Nine patch with two colors

2. Simple shading from light to dark of six fabrics (it could be more, if you like) in one color family

3. Simple shading from light to dark in alternating rows of two color families

4. Complete color study as in the sample. The sample uses 6 x 6 pieces of 60 different fabrics (10 color families shaded light to dark).

You would need 1/8 yard of each fabric. There are two sizes of blocks to choose from (2 and 3 ) so not much fabric is needed. It depends on the size quilt you would like to make.

Bring extra fabric to play with.

• Thread: 100% sewing cotton to match fabric values
• Sewing machine in good working order, manual
• Extension cord and power strip
• Iron and ironing board

Registration for Members will open:  8/22/2025

Registration for Non-Members will open:  9/22/2025