Meet The Board
President
Erin Schelle
Years Quilting: 9
Solids or Prints: Prints
Favorite Fabric Designer: I don't think I have a favorite fabric designer, but my favorite pattern writer is Lo and Behold
Machine or Hand Quilting:
Machine
Fun Fact: I started running when I was 39 and ran my 2nd half marathon in May 2025.
Quilting and running are my therapy. I also love hiking in Red River Gorge.
Vice President
Kristin Peter-Katz
Years Quilting: 7
Solids or Prints: Both (often will do mostly solids with one color of print sprinkled in
Favorite Fabric Designer: Tone Finnange (not modern, but I love her Tilda collections)
Machine or Hand Quilting: BOTH
Fun Fact: I have never followed a pattern without changing it. My family thinks my favorite part of quilting is unsewing & resewing to get the colors & quilt designs just the way I like them!
Treasurer
Peggy Hinzman
Years Quilting: 6
Solids or Prints: Prints
Favorite Fabric Designer:
Tula Pink
Machine or Hand Quilting: Machine
Fun Fact: My first quilt was as a teenager, then picked it up again about 6 years ago. In the years in between, I have sewn clothes, home decorating items and some reupholstery.
Technical Chair
Kate McMahon
Years Quilting: 9
Solids or Prints: Mostly solids and "textural" prints
Favorite Fabric Designer: Kona Solids for sure! And Alexia Abegg (Ruby Star)
Machine or Hand Quilting: Machine
Fun Fact: I recently picked up hand quilting and EPP!
Secretary
Amy Doyle
Years Quilting: 10
Solids or Prints: Mostly prints, but some solids
Favorite Fabric Designer: At the moment, Marcia Derse
Machine or Hand Quilting: Machine
Fun Fact: I made my first quilt in 1981, for the birth of my first niece. I made baby quilts for most of the rest of my nieces and nephews over the years, but have only been seriously quilting since 2016
Member at Large
Trish Herbers
Peggy Hinzman Years Quilting: Solids or Prints: Favorite Fabric Designer: Machine or Hand Quilting: Fun Fact:
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aUDREY Esarey
August 7th 10am-3pm via Zoom
All attendees will receive a zoom link via email
The Abstract Arcs Quilt is a pattern that can be made into a small wall hanging or a large bed quilt! This workshop covers the concepts of curved piecing, inset strips, and improv piecing. We will also discuss the use of color in this quilt, as well as layouts that emphasize the use of negative space. Students will finish several blocks during class. Pattern not included.
Pattern is not included but can be purchased from her website
The cost of this workshop is $50, plus the price of the pattern.