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Membership Directory (Password Protected)

Click External link opens in new tab or windowhereExternal link opens in new tab or window to get the membership directory - Updated 9/10/26.   If corrections need to be made please send to  External link opens in new tab or windowMembership
Please renew your membership to be in the directory.
THE PASSWORD WAS CHANGED ON NOVEMBER 8, 2025- THE NEW USER NAME IS KAQGSITE as the requirements for IDs was changed from 4 characters to a minimum of 7!
The new PASSWORD is on the back of your Membership Card- however, Capitalize the first letter and put a 1 at the end.  The requirements were changed after the cards were printed to add a capital letter and a number!



Charity Quilt Guidelines

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Bee News                 

2025 – 2026 Quilting Bees

The Kingwood Area Quilt Guild currently does not have any open bees.  Please check back after the holidays.


2026- Row by Row Mystery- By Debbi Cagney


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2026 Mystery Quilt


Introduction

The 2026 Mystery Quilt will have instructions for both a "Large" size and a "Small" size.  Included here is the introduction and cutting instructions for both sizes.

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Part 1

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Part 2

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Part 3

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Part 4

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Part 5

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2025-2026 Block of the Month


During the next 12 months we will have a different variation of a 12 inch star. (Unfinished 12 ½ inches).  All the blocks for the year have a 6 inch finished center square and 3 inch finished star points.   The patterns are on:  External link opens in new tab or windowhttp://www.quilterscache.com


To celebrate the country’s 250th birthday in July of 2026, I suggest you use red, white and blue fabrics, with blue in the star points.  Complete all twelve blocks and you will have the beginnings of a beautiful patriotic quilt.  Please contact Janet Turini if you need help or have questions.
 

Block 1 – “Eight Pointed Star #4” block   External link opens in new tab or windowhttps://www.quilterscache.com/E/EightPointedStar4Block.html

Color 1 is red, color 2 is medium blue, color 3 is a darker blue (several shades darker than color 2, and color 4 is white.

 

Block 2 - “Two Patch Quilt” block   External link opens in new tab or windowhttps://www.quilterscache.com/T/TwoPatchQuiltBlock.html
If you are using the patriotic color theme, color 1 is blue and color 2 is white. If you want a more coordinated quilt, use the same blue on the star points that you used in Block #1. Using different blues will give your quilt “scrappy look.”

Block 3 – “Tippecanoe and Tyler Too 2” block   External link opens in new tab or windowhttps://www.quilterscache.com/T/Tippecanoe&TylerToo2Block.html
This block continues our Patriotic Themed blocks.   Follow the directions carefully and label your fabrics with each color number to prevent mistakes in cutting your pieces.
Color 1 is blue, Color 2 is red, and Color 3 is white.


Block 4 – “Chisholm Trail” block    External link opens in new tab or windowhttps://www.quilterscache.com/C/ChisholmTrailBlock.html

This block continues our Patriotic Themed blocks.  Follow the directions carefully and label your fabrics with each color number to prevent mistakes in cutting your pieces.

Color 1 is blue, Color 2 is red, and Color 3 is white.

After watching many TV Western episodes with my family, I wrote a paper in high school on the Chisholm Trail and now many years later I am making a Chisholm Trail quilt block.  On page 2 of the pattern a finished quilt is pictured.  The diagonal lines remind me of the trails the cattle followed between South Texas and Abilene, Kansas.


Block 5 – “Blazing Arrows” block     External link opens in new tab or windowhttps://www.quilterscache.com/B/BlazingArrowsBlock.html

This block continues our Patriotic Theme.  Follow the directions carefully and label your fabrics with each color number to prevent mistakes in cutting your pieces.  This month’s block will have only two colors, and I suggest you use blue and white.  Half of the star points will be blue and the other half will be white.

Color 1 is blue, Color 2 is white.


Block 6 – “Solomon’s Star” block     External link opens in new tab or windowhttps://www.quilterscache.com/S/SolomonsStarBlock.html

This is the sixth block in our Patriotic series.  Follow the directions carefully and label your fabrics with each color number to prevent mistakes in cutting your pieces.  This month’s block will have three colors. Color 1 is blue, Color 2 is red, and color 3 is white.


Block 7 – “Sarah’s Choice” block  External link opens in new tab or windowhttps://www.quilterscache.com/S/SarahsChoiceBlock.html

This is the seventh block in our Patriotic series.  Follow the directions carefully and label your fabrics with each color number to prevent mistakes in cutting your pieces.  This month’s block will have three colors. Color 1 is blue, Color 2 is red, and color 3 is white.


Block 8 – “Margaret’s Choice” block   External link opens in new tab or windowhttps://www.quilterscache.com/M/MargaretsChoiceBlock.html

This is the eighth block in our Patriotic series.  Follow the directions carefully and label your fabrics with each color number to prevent mistakes in cutting your pieces.  This month’s block will have three colors. Color 1 is blue, Color 2 is red, and color 3 is white.


Block 9– “Solitaire” block   External link opens in new tab or windowhttps://www.quilterscache.com/S/SolitaireBlock.html

This is the ninth block in our Patriotic series.  Follow the directions carefully and label your fabrics with each color number to prevent mistakes in cutting your pieces.  This month’s block will have two colors. Color 1 is blue, Color 2 is white. If you have been making a block each month, you will notice that all the star points are blue and the background is white.  This will give a little unity to the finished quilt.


Block 10 – “Star” block   External link opens in new tab or windowhttps://www.quilterscache.com/S/StarBlock.html

This is the tenth block in our Patriotic series.  This month’s block will have two colors. Color 1 is blue, Color 2 is white.  Follow the directions carefully and label your fabrics with each color number to prevent mistakes in cutting your pieces.


Block 11 – “The Cog Block” block    External link opens in new tab or windowhttps://www.quilterscache.com/T/TheCogBlockBlock.html

Follow the directions carefully and label your fabrics with each color number to prevent mistakes in cutting your pieces.  This month’s block will have three colors.  Color 1 is white; Color 2 is red, and Color 3 is dark blue.


Block 12 – “Austin” block     External link opens in new tab or windowhttps://www.quilterscache.com/A/AustinBlock.html

This is the twelfth block in our Patriotic series.  Follow the directions carefully and label your fabrics with each color number to prevent mistakes in cutting your pieces.  This month’s block will have three colors.  Color 1 is dark blue; Color 2 is red, and Color 3 is white. 


I will have directions at the February meeting for two different ways to set these blocks into your quilt.  Please contact Janet Turini if you need help or have questions.


 I was curious about the history of the first patriotic quilts in the United States.  Creative people have been making patriotic quilts since the late 18th and early 19th centuries.  The early designs were inspired by the American flag, bald eagle, and the Great Seal of the United States.  Our quilt’s motifs and fabric may be from a different era, but we still enjoy making awesome quilts to show our pride and to honor the good old USA.  Happy Birthday America!







2026 Marketplace Fundraiser Info



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Raffle Quilt Signup Join us for more events and opportunities to showcase your crafting talents.


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The 2026 lucky winner of the "Let Freedom Ring" quilts was  Marva Franks, a member of the Kingwood Area Quilt Guild.


Guild Bylaws

2022 External link opens in new tab or windowBylaws and Standing Rules_with Minor Modifications 2024 (Click here)


Schoolhouse

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Programs & Workshops

KAQG general meetings are typically held on the first Thursday night of the month at 7:00 p.m. (6:30 p.m. Social).  Sometimes a workshop is given by the guest speaker on Friday.

All workshops are a $35 fee for members plus any material costs

 

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Benefits of Membership

     Monthly Meetings
     Featured National Speakers
     Workshops by Speakers at a nominal fee
    Meeting with those who share your love of quilts
    Guild Activities – Block of the Month, Show and Tell
    Community Service
    Guild Web Site
     Newsletter (The guild newsletter is available on this website and is password protected for our members only.  The user ID and password will be on the back of your membership card.)

To join or renew, please fill out a membership form and bring it with your payment to the Guild meeting or mail it to the address on the form with your check.  You can download a copy of the membership form from our website or fill one out at the membership table at the guild meeting.  If you have joined or renewed in the six months prior to September, you must still renew in September.

The Membership Directory is available on this  website and is password protected for members only to view.

If you have pull tabs from drink cans, you may drop them off at the membership table.  These are sent to the Ronald McDonald House.

For questions regarding membership, contact Membership 


 



 Show and Tell

Each month at our guild meetings, we have show and tell, where we show off projects that we have completed.  Everyone loves to see what others have been doing.  If you have a project that you want to show, download and print the form here, or get one at the guild meeting.


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Board of Directors



Board of Directors
Executive Committee/Elected Officers as of September 2026-27

Theresa Duerringer
President
    
Janet Turini
Vice President  (Membership)

Carolyn King
Vice President Programs/Workshops   

Lori Robinson
Director of Communications/Publicity
   
Angela Pomberg
Treasurer
   
Carol Bruse
Recording Secretary

Carrie Keith
Director Community Service/Education /Scholarships

Debbi Cagney
Representative at Large


Standing Committees

 

 

Bee KeeperDebbi Cagney
Block of the MonthDebbi Cagney

Charity Quilts

Leigh Ingram

Donation Quilt 2026-27

Marva Franks

Door Prizes

Cathy McBryde

FundraiserLori Robinson

Scholarships

OPEN

Holiday Party 2026

Julie Daugherty

Newsletter

Joyce Finch

Photographer/Historian

Don Rutledge

Parliamentarian

OPEN

Refreshments

Ellen Liliedahl

Retreat

Jerri Dudley

Show & Tell

Tina Pratt

Sunshine & Shadows

Debbi Cagney

HospitalityOPEN

Website

Lu Ann Schmidt/Cherrie Kridler

Publicity/Social MediaLori Robinson

 




Area Quilt Shops


And Sew It Began, La Porte, TX

Be Sew Inn,  Humble, TX

Bobbins & Threads, Houston, TX

Fabric Carousel, Huntsville, TX

GRS, Old Town Spring, TX

Hat Creek Fabrics & More,  Conroe,  TX

LaLa's Quilt Shoppe (Livingston, TX)

Lola and Viv Designs (Montgomery, TX)

Lolly Pop Quilt Shop (Dayton, TX)

Little Split Pea (Huntsville, TX)

My Favorite Quilt Store (Humble- Online and open on Thursday and Friday afternoons)

A Needle N Thread (Spring, TX)

Quilter's Therapy Quilt Shop, Mont Belvieu, TX

Quilter's Quarters, Conroe, TX

The Quilty Shop, Tomball, TX

Threaded Lines Quilt Shop (Montgomery, TX)


 



Rewards Programs



KROGERS NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR PROGRAM
 
Last year we received about $500.00 from Krogers by using our NPO # with our Krogers Card.  The year the program has changed.  We need to go to the website and register our Kroger card with the Guild NPO#.
 
Please visit Kroger Website:
 
www.KrogerCommunityRewards.com  to link your Kroger Plus Card with our Guild Number of
 
NP0# 82468w.
 


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