Showing posts with label Charity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charity. Show all posts

Sunday, May 27, 2018

Quitcon 2018 Charity Quilt

QuiltCon 2018 CMQG Charity Quilt

The CMQG is pleased to be raffling off the community quilt that we made for QuiltCon 2018! This quilt was designed and created in a group effort following the rules for the MQG, which set the color palette and theme of “Traditional Quilts Made Modern”.

Entitled “Radient Nine-Patch” (and designed by our very own Charlotte Howard), this eye-catching quilt will liven up any room! Based on a traditional Nine-Patch block in a modern setting, the warm colors flow from the inside out.




We are collaborating with Gather Here to raise funds to send kids to sewing camp held at Gather Here this summer.  100% of the proceeds from the raffle will be used to sponsor one or more teens at the week-long sewing camp at Gather Here. And even better....Gather Here is matching the donations! This camp introduces students to the functional creativity of sewing for fashion or quilting and may lead to the next generation of fiber artists.
The back was pieces from leftovers in the same color scheme!



Purchase your raffle tickets in person at Gather Here until May 31 and the winner will be contacted on or about June 1, 2018.
Raffle is being conducted in accordance with the Cambridge License Commission.  100% profit goes towards the Kids Camp Scholarship Fund.

Tuesday, September 6, 2016

Quilting for Pulse

Thanks to all you guild members who came together and answered the call for Quilts for Pulse. From making squares, to piecing tops, quilting, binding and labeling, it's been heartening to see what our quilting community is capable of, both locally and nationwide.  In collaboration with the Boston Modern Quilt Guild we sent off 9 completed quilts this week to be distributed to people affected by the tragedy in Orlando. We'd like to thank members of both guilds for their generous donations of time, talent and materials. You guys rock. And a a huge thanks to Gwen Marceline, who organized our effort and picked up any slack she saw!

In addition, we thank the following businesses and organizations for going above and beyond for us:

Jane Barnett of Quilter's Way

Here are pictures of some of the quilts we made with the BMQG:







Kim did this whole quilt herself - start to finish

Karen L's finished quilt (BMQG)