News on upcoming programs. Program classes are normally $45 for members. You do have to be a member to participate. Membership is open to all for $30 annually.
There may be additional expenses based on the needs of the individual classes, e.g. some classes require purchase of kits, patterns, books, etc.
Not all program speakers will have a class. Class location will be provided at least 2 weeks ahead of the class. An email reminder will be sent 2 weeks prior to a class. Please send email to programs@rgvqg.com if you need to cancel a class.
If you know someone that you would like to have come to our Guild, please let me know. If you would like to do a workshop, Lecture or Trunk Show, email me.
Josie McVey & Carmen Avila
Program Chairs
email: programs@rgvqg.com
There may be additional expenses based on the needs of the individual classes, e.g. some classes require purchase of kits, patterns, books, etc.
Not all program speakers will have a class. Class location will be provided at least 2 weeks ahead of the class. An email reminder will be sent 2 weeks prior to a class. Please send email to programs@rgvqg.com if you need to cancel a class.
If you know someone that you would like to have come to our Guild, please let me know. If you would like to do a workshop, Lecture or Trunk Show, email me.
Josie McVey & Carmen Avila
Program Chairs
email: programs@rgvqg.com
Upcoming Programs
Class Registration Info (Roster) is available on the Members Only page.
Class Registration Info (Roster) is available on the Members Only page.
APRIL - Annie McHugs
Jerriann Massey Saturday, April 13, 2024 - 9:00 AM Lecture: Reverse Applique Tools Friday, April 12, 2024 - 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Class: TEXAS Reverse Applique Tool Sign-up |
Jerriann Massey is married and between she and her husband, they have 4 grown children and 6 grandchildren. In 2010, when she was told she was to become a grandmother, her words were, “Oh, I need to learn to quilt!” She began watching videos and learning as she went. She had the bug! In early 2013, after spending her career in corporate training and development and leadership positions, she danced (as she drove) all the way home on her last day in corporate America. Far too young and to energetic to retire, her entrepreneurial spirit and her passion for all things related to quilting merged into a business called Annie McHugs.
Annie is Jerriann’s grandmother name. Her husband’s grandfather name is Hoot. Together they are Hoot & Annie! It’s a party when the grandkids are here! In 2014, Jerriann purchased her Handi Quilter Fusion and has been quilting for the public, designing quilts, competing in quilt shows nationally, regionally and locally. She teaches and writes patterns. She was published in Modern Patchwork magazine, Mar/Apr 2017 edition. |