2025 August Meeting & Workshop

August 9 2025 - We were back to the Center of Clayton for our August meeting where Candy Grisham presented on her modern take to the Dresden plate and shared a number of her amazing quilts!   The meeting ended with Show and Share where members showed off all the quilts they had been working on.  They included a number of quilts that are being donated to Epsworth as part of our 2025 charity project.  We ended up with 20+ quilts to donate this month.  Following the meeting, Candy Grisham led her 'Give a Girl a Wedge' workshop.

Please join us in a future meeting. We meet most months on the second Saturday of the month. Most monthly meetings are open to the public. Please check the Events tab for more details. Occasionally, some month's meetings are canceled due to other activities during the month.

We are the official St. Louis chapter of the Modern Quilt Guild (STLMQG), which was founded July 20, 2010, by Kristy Daum. The guild was born out of a desire to connect with other quilters and sewists from around the area who have an interest in the modern aesthetic. 

We are a unique guild in that we strive to present "All Things Modern, All The Time." Regardless of whether you are an experienced quilter or just bought your first few yards of fabric, we hope that you will find our guild inspiring, educational, fun, and entertaining. 

How to contact us? Email stlmqg@gmail.com or contact a specific officer listed below.

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What is Modern Quilting?

In our opinion, the best definition of modern quilting can be found on the Modern Quilt Guild's (MQG) site, part of which is below, although we encourage you to visit the MQG's site for the full experience.

"Modern quilts are primarily functional and inspired by modern design. Modern quilters work in different styles and define modern quilting in different ways, but several characteristics often appear which may help identify a modern quilt. These include, but are not limited to the use of bold colors and prints, high contrast and graphic areas of solid color, improvisational piecing, minimalism, expansive negative space, and alternate grid work. 'Modern traditionalism' or the updating of classic quilt designs is also often seen in modern quilting."

- The MQG



2025 Officers


President: Octavia Pitts, President@stlmqg.org

Vice-President: Ander Weis VicePresident@stlmqg.org 

Secretary: Abbie Stolzer, Secretary@stlmqg.org

Treasurer: Susan Hoernschemeyer, Treasurer@stlmqg.org 

Web Director: Irene Kattner-Stuhrenberg, Webdirector@stlmqg.org

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Welcome

Quiltcon Charity Quilt

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Our by-laws , amended October, 2023 , can be found here. Link

Logo designed by Juli Ann Donahue, 2011

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