Here is the tutorial for Elnora Chamber’s pouch pattern!
Category: Charity
SDMQG Swag!!
T-shirts, tanks, hoodies are still on sale until July 20 at midnight! Don’t miss out! Please note that they’re serious about “slim fit” with the women’s slim fit tee. The Unisex is true to size, but some helpful folks have suggested that you order a size (or two) up in the slim fit tee.
T-shirt fundraiser last chance!
The Stitch, please. T-shirt design has been revamped, and sales are now live! You only have until June 26th to order. Delivery is supposed to start July 7, so hopefully, you’ll get yours before our next meeting!
SDMQG T-shirt fundraiser
Great news! The Stitch, please. T-shirt design has been revamped, and sales are now live! You only have until June 26th to order. Delivery is supposed to start July 7, so hopefully, you’ll get yours before our next meeting!

Quilt Donations for Wildfire Relief Efforts
In response to the wildfires occurring in California, several organizations are collecting quilts to be given to those effected by the wildfires. Eternity Quilt Events is collecting quilts to be donated to those impacted by the Camp Fire in Northern California. Sewing Arts Center in Santa Monica is also collecting quilts that will be donated to those impacted by the Camp Fire as well as those impacted in Southern California by the Woolsey Fire.
We will be collecting quilt donations at this Sunday’s (11/25) sew-in at Quilt in a Day, as well as at our holiday party on 12/2 that will be sent off to help with these relief efforts. Quilts can be dropped off with Kristyn at these two events and if you have any further questions, please email her at sdmqgcharity@gmail.com.
More information about the Eternity Quilts Effort can be found here.
San Diego Quilt Show Sew in!!
We still have a few spots at the SD Quilt Show open if anyone’s calendar has cleared. This Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
2019 QuiltCon Charity Quilt Challenge
In case you haven’t heard, this upcoming QuiltCon’s Charity Challenge theme is to use small piecing. While the whole quilt does not need to be made up of all small pieced blocks, it should be the main focus. For more information about the challenge, check out the QuiltCon website.
We have planned out the guild’s quilt for this challenge and are raising our own challenge to guild members as well. We are challenging every member to contribute to the overall quilt design by creating one block. You are certainly welcome to contribute as many as you’d like!
For this challenge we are using Kona colors in the following palette:
Blocks for the quilt must finish at 5” or smaller and may use up to two colors from the color palette above. The background will be made up of only the White and Bone colors, while the main parts of the quilt will use the other five colors. Blocks can be created using any method – EPP, traditional piecing, FPP, improv, ect.
Fabric for these blocks will be made available starting at the August meeting, but you may also feel free to use your own fabric if you have these colors available. All blocks will need to be returned to Kristyn no later than the October meeting, so that we have time to assemble the top and get it quilted before the deadline. If you would like to make a block (or to return a completed block), but are not able to make a meeting or sew-in, please email Kristyn and we will try to make arrangements.
More information to be discussed at the upcoming meetings!
Need some block inspiration? Check out these links:
Free Patterns:
Wombat Quilts Mini Quilt Blocks
Quilting Company’s Bitty Block Series
Paid Patterns: