Quilts in the Mill - October 16 & 17

 

Courthouse Quilters Guild is proud to present the 2026 Quilts in the Mill Show at Prallsville Mill, Route 29, Stockton, NJ 08559 from 9:30AM - 5:00PM both days. Please put Friday, October 16th and Saturday, October 17th on your calendar.

We will have over 150 handmade quilts on display. The show will be open Friday and Saturday from 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., admission is $12. There is a discount when 10 or more tickets are purchased together, they are $10 each. 

Experience All The Show Has To Offer…

☐ Shop our Guild Boutique of handmade items, fabrics, sewing notions and quilt kits.

☐ Purchase a handmade Caring Hearts Quilt - proceeds benefit the guild and a local charity.

☐ Take a chance to win your favorite Mini Quilt.  

☐ Visit the Vendor Marketplace and shop, shop, shop…

☐ Stop by the “cafe” and enjoy lunch or a snack.

If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact the Show Chairs at showchair1@courthousequilters.org.

Time to pay your dues!

 Guild Dues: Guild dues are due before July 31.  The green book with member information will be sent to the printers in August for distribution in September. Checks can be made out to CPQG. The membership application is on the website.

Dues can be turned in Wednesday July 15, or at the board meeting Friday July 17.  Or, mail to PO Box 95, Boalsburg 16827

Becky Shirer will be available at the July in person meetings to take photos for the green book.  If you have your own photo, please email it to becky.shirer@gmail.com

Freestyle Color Collage workshop - must act by July 15!

 The Courthouse Quilters Guild of Flemington is welcoming Carly Mul this month to teach a 2-day workshop on Freestyle Color Collage. She was recently featured on The Quilt Show. The workshop will be on July 18^th and 19^th , from 1 - 4pm each day. The cost of the workshop is $50 plus the required $16 kit (containing the fusible backing). Students will need to bring a large stash of scraps, focusing on either a warm or cool palette. The scraps don't need to be large, but you'll want a good variety of prints (no solids).  Images attached to this email.

This class is an advanced class for color collage. Students will learn not only how to make lines in color, but also how to connect them by blending fabrics. It's a way to learn how to work with colors using the collage technique. The class is very open and unrestricted as there is no specific pattern or design to follow. The flow of the colors will create a pattern.  During the class, students will work on their layout. No sewing machine is needed. I will guide every student in person and offer instructions on how to finish at home.  The result is an abstract art quilt. This is meant to be a wall-hanging on its own, or become part of a wall-hanging.

If interested in joining us, please contact Kerry Cogen (vicepresident2@courthousequilters.org) by July 15th to sign up and receive more details and the supply list.

Mark your calendars!

 

Words of Wisdom

 One of my favorite online shops - mainly for batting - is Linda's. In her email today, she listed some quilting traditions that I think are worth repeating.

Speaking of batting, what kind do you use?