Workshop Offerings For more information about any of the workshops/events or to register for one, please email Cheryl Goldenberg [email protected]
Most of the Guilds workshops are held in person, most often at Belknap Mill, 3rd Floor, with the exception of three Zoom workshops during the months of January, February and March, due to unpredictable winter weather. This also gives us the exciting opportunity to hire quilt teachers from California and even Australia, with whom we would otherwise never have an opportunity to take a class. Participants will be sent an online link to sign up for workshops, and will complete their registration by sending a check for the workshop's tuition to: BMQG, P.O.Box 6174, Laconia, NH 03247 Please note that according to Guild Policy there are no refunds unless the class is cancelled or if the participant can find another member to take her seat in class.
January 12, 2024
We have an upcoming Half-Day Zoom Workshop that promises to be a lot of fun, and will enable us to create artful fabrics to use in our quilts. Dyeing fabrics was mentioned many times on our recent Membership Survey so it is hoped that this offer will intrigue many of us!
SUPER-EASY MARBLING on FABRIC is scheduled to be held on Sunday, January 12th, 2025 from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM. There is a possibility that this workshop might be switched to Saturday, January 11, but I am awaiting date confirmation from Gunnel Hag. In the meantime, to determine who would like to register and which day is preferable, there is a question on the sign-up sheet that allows everyone to select her (or his) preference. The Workshop fee is $34.00. A supply list will be sent out shortly. The only way to register is to click the link: https://forms.gle/trnX5BZkXhnWj7rLA
If you want to attend, please sign up with your preferences but delay sending your check in until your workshop date and seat is confirmed. Thank you! Warm regards to all, Cheryl Goldenberg Program Chair
The August Program with four separate, half-day workshops on Fiber Arts (not quilting) was very well received. The workshops on making a rope bowl, wetfelting a scarf, making a zippered bag, and demonstrations of weaving were all presented by four guild members sharing their knowledge.