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Dallas modern quilt guild meetings
Monthly Meetings
The monthly meetings are held on the fourth Thursday of the month, with rare exception, mostly no meeting in November, and the December meeting being on a different week of the month.
Location
All meetings are at 7-9 PM in the fellowship hall of Walnut Hill United Methodist Church at 10066 Marsh Lane, in Dallas TX
Thursday, October 23rd - Amy from Sewn Handmade
Amy Schelle is the designer and founder of Sewn, where she creates modern quilt patterns and surface designs inspired by architecture, travel, and family. With a background in interior design, Amy blends clean, modern lines with the warmth of handmade tradition. Through her patterns, blog, and artful goods, she invites makers to connect with quilting in a fresh way—creating pieces that feel timeless, intentional, and deeply personal.
You can find more information about Amy on her website sewnhandmade.com or follow along on IG @sewnhandmade
November - No Meeting
Wednesday, December 10th - Holiday Party
Join us for the DMQG holiday party and monthly meeting on December 10, 2025.
We will have a pincushion and sewing goodies gift swap.
If you wish to share a holiday snack:
- If your last name begins with A - M, bring a savory snack.
- If your last name begins with N - Z, bring a sweet snack
Thursday, January 22nd - Tara Miller from Quilt District
Tara Miller is a quilt historian, pattern designer, teacher, and speaker who helps today’s quilters find their voice through fearless fabric play, masterful print mixing, and deep connections to the past. Her work blends bold modern design with rich historical context—modern quilts with meaning. Tara’s lectures, workshops, and retreats spark creativity and build community. She has taught throughout the U.S., as well as in England and France. Her work has been featured in Quiltmania, Quiltfolk, Simply Moderne, and more. A former AQSG board member, she’s also co-hosted Quiltside Chats (YouTube) and worked with powerhouse quilt historians on The Six Know It-Alls.
Tara will be presenting her “The Magic of Mixing Prints” lecture. Mixing prints doesn’t have to feel overwhelming—in fact, it can be the most joyful part of the process. In this workshop, I’ll show you how to break out of the “matching” mindset and start combining fabrics from different designers, collections, and eras with ease. You’ll learn how to mix color, scale, and motif in a way that feels intentional, personal, and a little bit daring. Let’s turn fabric chaos into quilt magic—together.
