About

Cleveland Modern Quilt Guild Information:


Governing Board:

President: Rosanne Papadimoulis
Vice President: Linda Sekerak
Treasurer/Secretary: Sue Reusser


Meetings are held on the 3rd Tuesday of each month, (except December), at 7:00pm
Anna's Sewing Center
24355 Lorain Rd
North Olmsted, OH.

 Admission to the guild is free, however seminars and Guest Speaker events may have admission fees. Anyone is welcome to join, just come to the next meeting. To receive post updates, please add your email address to the "Follow by Email" box on the main page.

From the Modern Quilt Guild page:

What is modern quilting?
Modern quilting is a new and rapidly growing movement in the quilting world. A group of quilters applied their current tastes and points of view to this traditional craft and shared their work online.  Their fresh approach and new designs attracted sewers and quilters and the modern quilting movement was born.
Modern quilting, like all art, changes, grows and adapts from quilter to quilter as they find their own voice. Modern quilts reflect each quilter’s personality and personal style, and as the movement has grown, a modern quilt aesthetic, a set of principles that define and guide the movement, is beginning to emerge.
Modern quilts and quilters:

• Make primarily functional rather than decorative quilts
• Use asymmetry in quilt design
• Rely less on repetition and on the interaction of quilt block motifs
• Contain reinterpreted traditional blocks
• Embrace simplicity and minimalism
• Utilize alternative block structures or lack of visible block structure
• Incorporate increased use of negative space
• Are inspired by modern art and architecture
• Frequently use improvisational piecing
• Contain bold colors, on trend color combinations and graphic prints
• Often use gray and white as neutrals
• Reflect an increased use of solid fabrics
• Focus on finishing quilts on home sewing machines