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Deb B. has been sewing since she was 10, with her mom as her teacher. She made her first quilt at age 24, but didn’t really get into quilting until her kids were into their teens. She says it was a welcome relief from all that angst! We’re glad to have Deb as a member of our guild and are excited to get to know her better. How long have you been a member of MPS? Almost two years. What is your favorite part of belonging to the guild? All the inspiration from fellow quilters and guest speakers. When you’re not quilting, how do youRead More →

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I know, I know—-after the week we just had, it’s very hard to think about wool.  But someone has generously donated A LOT of wool (24 yards, to be exact) to MPS and Mim is going to sell it at our next guild meeting, which is Tuesday, August 23rd.  There are solids, a few plaids, and even some Pendletons.  There are also some “loose” pieces that have already been cut that would be great for embroidery. Mim will be selling this wool for $5 per yard!  Where else can you buy wool that inexpensively?  You can buy anything from half-yard pieces (minimum cut) to whole yards.Read More →