NorthEast Iowa Quilter’s Guild Membership Info.
or NEIQG
NEIQG has been in existence for over 44 years.
The guild has a wide variety of interests it is our hope you will come join us for a meeting sometime in the near future we are meeting in different locations the first Tue. of the month.

Challenges
Guild President. Lynette is calling for a continuation of the President Challenge.
President Challenge
Program Challenge for 2026-2027 45 years and going strong.
Challenge info
RETREAT
Nov. 12-15 Retreat is moving to Sugar Creek Bible Camp. 13141 Sugar Creek Bible Camp Rd, Ferryville, WI 54628 ·
Fee is $52 a night join in for all 4 days or come for 3 or 2 nights. There is a large sewing room space with lots of great light plus a second space with a fireplace. Sleeping area are bunk rooms with bunk beds but we will only use the lower bunks. Food will be divided among attendees.
Cost $52 per night per person. https://www.sugarcreekbiblecamp.org/rental-facilities/ to see more about the location. If questions please contact Lynette Matter-Rose neiqgpresident@gmail.com.
Full year program download here

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As a new member what you need to know!
There are two download link one for a membership handbook and other is the guild by-laws. These two documents should help you know more about the guild an as a member what we hope you will participate in.
We encourage all new members to make a name tag and this year we are suggesting that your name tag look like this. You are welcome to create your own name tag by your own design.

Program information from Ila:
Our July 7 meeting at 2:00 and 7:00 pm at Robey Memorial Library in Waukon will
feature the Shop Hop Sisters also known as the Orange Ladies for their color
coordinated shirts. They have taken the Iowa Shop Hop to the next level with their fun approach to covering the state’s quilt shops and their organized game plan. Find out how they do it and share in the fun!
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On August 4 (my 47th wedding anniversary) we will again meet at 2:00 and 7:00 pm at Robey Memorial Library in Waukon with a virtual program. We will be given a virtual tour of the Iowa Quilt Museum Retrospective, an exhibit celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Iowa Quilt Museum. A quote from their website explains their celebration.
“In 2026, the Iowa Quilt Museum will celebrate a decade of sharing the artistry,
history, and heart of quilting with visitors from around the world. To mark this milestone, we are curating a special anniversary exhibition featuring quilts by artists who have exhibited with us over the past ten years.
This commemorative show will offer a beautiful look back—highlighting the creativity, innovation, and craftsmanship of the many quilters who have
helped shape the museum’s story. From traditional to contemporary, from beloved classics to bold new visions, this exhibit will honor the makers who have filled our gallery with inspiration throughout our first decade. We look forward to celebrating this remarkable milestone with you.”
There should be a quilt style to suit everyone’s taste. We will have our regular
business meeting after the program.
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On September 1 we meet at 2:00 and 7:00 pm at the Luana Savings Bank in
Luana. Our program features Linda Halpin, a quilter, instructor and author from
Reedsburg, Wisconsin. Linda has been quilting and teaching for 50 years as well
as writing a number of quilt books. Her slide-lecture is entitled “What Scrap Quilts
Have Taught Me” will explore scrap quilts, both antique and modern, and share
what scrap quilts have taught her. As an added bonus she will bring along more
than 40 of her quilts which will be available for sale along with books and
patterns she has authored. 10% of the proceeds will be donated back to the
chapter. All purchases are by cash or check.
Linda will teach the * Mexican Cross more info* the next day, September 2, from 9:00 – 3:00 pm. at the Luana Bank. We will start with a suitcase full of large
scraps and finish with a 44” square Mexican Cross quilt and a 35” square bonus quilt made from the cutaways. There will be options to change your quilt size.
Information sheets will be available at the next 2 meetings. The class is limited to
16 students so sign up by August 4. Cost is $20 for members and $35 for nonmembers, your payment saves your spot. We hope to have a display of these
quilts at our show.