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APRIL 2007 -- CINDY BLACKBERG -- Lecture 
Click on Cindy's name for a link to her website with details of each project.
Perfect Hand Piecing Hand Pieced Stamped Basket
MARCH 2007– SUE SPARGO Folk Artist -- Lecture 
Sue's classes will cover all sorts of techniques such as use of different fabrics, stacked wool, faux patchwork, couching, beading and much more.
Click on Sue's name for a link to her website.
Thursday -- Saffron Hill and Old Crimson Clove Friday -- Fiddle Fern class
  
FEBRUARY 2007 -- Sherry Peterson -- Trunk Show
Sherry makes wonderful jackets and bargello quilts. You will love her trunk show.
Thursday -- A Study in Black & White -- In A Perfect World. This pattern is Sherry's own design that uses fourteen black and white fat quarters and 1/2 yard of flashy red.
JANUARY 2007 -- Marsha Knopp - NQA Judge -- Lecture
Marsha belongs to The American Quilter's Society, The International Quilt Association, Michigan Quilt Network, and the Bay Heritage Quilters Guild. She has been quilting for the past 18 years. Her quilts have been exhibited nationally and internationally and have won awards at the national level, including Paducah and Houston.
DECEMBER 2006 -- No meeting
NOVEMBER 2006 -- 6:00 -- Harvest Dinner
Entertainment provided by The Ditzy Chicks.
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OCTOBER 2006 -- Janna Rust-Getzin
Trunk Show and Lecture -- "Stop, Look....and....Think"
Janna has participated in the Hoffman Quilt Challenge six different years. Her first entry in 1991 was named in Quilt Craft magazine and also featured in Betty Boyink's Quilt Challenges book. In 1993 her quilt was chosen to travel with the Hoffman Challenge Exhibit. She has taught and lectured at Michigan Quilt Network Showcases.
In 1996 Janna was one of three quilters who coordinated and made the 27 x 27 foot quilt for the play "Quilters" at the Midland Center for the Arts. Most recently her quilts were featured at the Heidleberg Art Gallery in a one person art show.
She belongs to JNKS (group of art quilters), Piecemakers Quilt Guild of Saginaw and Quilter's Squared of Midland. She is past president of Michigan Quilt Network and was Co-Chair of the 2000 and 2005 Showcases. She has been organizing quilt retreats for the last ten years.
MAY 2006 – KAY NICKOLS
Kay showed her one fabric wonder quilts. Kay is a quilt designer, instructor and writer. She returned in October and November to teach the class on one fabric wonder quilts.
APRIL 2006 – MARY MASHUTA
Mary grew up in southern California. Today she shares a home in Berkeley with sister and fellow quilter, Roberta Horton.
Mary has two degrees in Home Economics and worked in and taught interior design. She is a professionally trained teacher and has taught high school, community college, adult education, and for the California State Department of Education.
As a full-time quilt teacher and author, Mary has taught in 34 states, Canada, Denmark, Great Britain, New Zealand, South Africa, and The Netherlands.
MARCH 2006 – JACKIE ROBINSON
Jackie Robinson lives in Eureka, Montana. She started Animas Quilts Publishing which features Jackie's quilt designs in books and patterns. An international teacher and lecturer, she has authored twelve quilting books. She is best known for her geometric patterns, creating new and expanded designs from traditional shapes. Jackie has made in excess of 400 quilts.
FEBRUARY 2006 – DELPHINE MILLER
Delphine Miller from Gaylord, Michigan will present her Trunk Show – a collection of 20+ years of quilting and collecting. Thursday she will teach paper piecing techniques and “Sarah’s Heart”, a special log cabin block. Friday Delphine’s class is “Taking the Mystique out of the Double Wedding Ring.”
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