Two days filled with stunning quilts, vibrant vendors, inspiring demonstrations, and a welcoming community of makers. Whether you come to be inspired, shop, learn, or share your work – there’s something for everyone.
Recent Posts
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Ginny Monson
Ginny comes from a long line of quilters affiliated with our group. She is the niece of former President Mary Belcourt, the niece of two more members, Susanne Silbernagel and Margaret (Peggy) Lattimore, and the cousin of Amanda Abelmann. She is also the mother of one of our youngest members, Emily. This dynasty began with… Read more
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Bonnie Anderson
Medical help has always been Bonnie’s specialty. She is a retired Nurse Practitioner. Bonnie is from Indiana, where she attended school and college. Her NP degree is from Kentucky. Bonnie is one of several people who was infected by the quilting bug because of Virginia Dambach. They met through church, and Virginia advised her not… Read more
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Aura Lee Mohror
What a delight to find that Aura Lee Mohror, who moved to South Dakota, is back in town to stay! “I was born and raised in Minnesota. I spent 6 years in the AirGuard. I graduated from the University of New Mexico with a secondary English Ed degree. I have spent my education career in… Read more
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Nominate a Quilter
One of the reasons quilters join a group is to get to know other quilters. Even if you regularly attend our monthly meet ups, you won’t get to know every single member, and even worse they may not get to know you. Our Member Spotlight aims to remedy that. Each Member Spotlight will feature a… Read more
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Stephanie Lacher
Stephanie Lacher, our newsletter editor, has been a member of QGND for over 20 years. She has served as editor most of that time. “Nobody has kicked me out yet!” she says with a laugh. Stephanie is from Fargo, although her family moved to the country where she attended Kindred High School, followed by Moorhead… Read more
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Laurie Rott
Quilter & Quilt Collector Laurie Rott, Fargo, displays the only family quilt in her collection, from the farm near Amenia where she grew up. She’s not sure which ancestor made it. Barbara Brackman identifies this as Martha’s Choice, published by Nancy Cabot in 1934. It’s very similar to a well-known pattern, Hearts & Gizzards. Laurie learned to… Read more