Taking Quilt Study into the Future...
Here are 3 ways you can personally thank Judy for her years of dedicated leadership:
- Send her a card or letter:
Judy Buss
1300 Cottonwood Drive
Lincoln, NE 68510 - Thank Judy virtually by making a short thank you video!
It’s simple: Record your personal message to Judy on your phone camera app (10 – 20 seconds is great). Be sure and mention your name!!
Send your video by October 15 to: videos4Judy.aqsg@gmail.com.
AQSG Show Maker volunteers will compile the videos and sent on to Judy. If you have any problems or questions email videos4Judy.aqsg@gmail.com and one of our talented Show Makers will help you. - Honor Judy with a contribution to the Judy Brott Buss Endowment Fund.
All donations will become part of the AQSG Endowment Fund which provides long-term organizational stability and support for education and outreach. You can contribute through the AQSG website, or by US mail to the AQSG office.
If you or someone you know is interested in applying for the Executive Director position,
please click on job description link below.
Presenting Quiltside Chats!
Join us Sunday, October 17 @ 3pm ET for another intriguing Quiltside Chat!
AQSG Member Merikay Waldvogel sits down with Carolyn Ducey, Curator of Collections at the International Quilt Museum, to discuss several quilts made in Chicago, including a newly acquired quilt by Bertha Stenge.
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HOW TO WATCH?
We'll go live on our Facebook page and our YouTube channel. It is FREE and no registration is required. Just click and watch!
QUILTSIDE CHATS are a series of live and lively conversations between Carolyn Ducey, International Quilt Museum Curator of Collections, and an AQSG member featuring the quilt that she (or he) would sneak out of the building . . . if it weren’t a crime. Sponsored by Quiltfolk.
Save the Dates!
September 28 - October 2, 2022
Seminar 2022 in San Diego, California
September 27 - October 1, 2023
Seminar 2023 in Louisville, Kentucky
Now showing on AQSG YouTube:
Quilt Snacks!
Quilting to Win World War II
Am I Blue?
Virtual Quilt Show!
19th Century New York Quilts
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