Location: 
Hybrid  

Join us in person or on zoom!

Phinney Center (blue building)

room 7, 6532 Phinney Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103

Meeting starts @ 7 pm. 
(In Person) Phinney Center Room Opens at ~6:45 pm

Zoom room opens ~6:30 pm for time to socialize!

Speaker:   

Sarah Ruiz

Topic:   

Curious about where I find inspiration and how I turn it into a finished quilt? This lecture covers my original work from ~2015 to present, with a specific focus on how I began designing quilts, where I find design inspiration, and how I turn ideas into finished quilts and patterns. I’ll share what’s currently catching my eye, show bits of my design process, and leave plenty of time for Q&A

About the    Speaker:   

Sarah Ruiz, is a quilter and aerospace engineer at NASA's Johnson Space Center living in Houston, Texas. Quilting perfectly combines her engineering and artistic mindsets. She loves the puzzle-solving required to turn an idea into reality. Designing modern quilts that bring new twists to traditional patterns and feature bright colors, bold lines, and graphic shapes- her designs are easy to make, but pack a visual punch.

Workshop Offered: No

• Remember to send your photos for Sew and Tell to hello@seattlemgq.com by 8 pm on the Tuesday directly before the meeting. 
• In person - bring your items for the free table and quilts for sew and tell!
• If you register for the in-person meeting, we will still send you the Zoom information (because, hey--life happens).

Accessibility:   

SMQG wants everyone to be able to participate comfortably.

If you’d like to discuss accessibility needs of any kind, including financial accessibility, please email programs@seattlemqg.com.