Thursday, July 17

Date:  Third Thursday of each month
Time:  6:30 p.m.
Location:  Social Time Starts at - 6:30 p.m.
First Presbyterian Church
(lower level-use the stairs or elevator)
510 W Ottawa St, Lansing, MI 48933    
Program:  
Presenter: Beth Donaldson, CCQG Member lecture: The Quilt Index and Quilt Guilds
Fat Chance:  Yellow 




Thursday, July 10

Date:  Second Thursday of each month
Time:  6:30 p.m.
Location:  â€‹Via Zoom    




Mystery Quilt
All 8 Months
NOW AVAILABLE 
on the Members Page






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2025 Quilt Show
Going to Pieces

Ingham County Fairgrounds
Main Arena
700 E Ash St,
Mason Michigan
Friday October 10, 2025 10am-4pm
Saturday October 11, 2025 10am-4pm
 




Hello CCQG Members!

Thank you for your trust in me to lead the Capitol City Quilt Guild through the 25-26 fiscal year. I am looking forward to working with so many talented people on the Board and in the membership to promote the fascinating and honorable craft of quilting.

We have an exciting year ahead. Jolee Hamlin is working furiously to organize a stellar slate of programs. This year also includes our bi-annual principal event, the Going to Pieces Quilt Show in October. Lola Weatherspoon is organizing the volunteers. Please consider how you might want to participate in this fabulous way we showcase our artistry and share with the community.

A little about me. My love of fibers started when I was five and wanted to knit a skirt for my Barbie doll. By ten, my mother purchased a White sewing machine just for me! Her Necchi was too complicated for a youngster because it operated with cams. In junior high home economics, I made a lined seersucker suit. Right, what kid needs a suit at age 12, let alone matching up the plaid at every seam? By 14, we dedicated a room in our home to artistic endeavors called the Creative Room, and from there anything was possible.

Fast forward through the decades, from hand needlework, to tailoring a wardrobe of business suits with kick pleats, to designing fair isle sweaters in eighteen colors. All contributed to an arc of skill development and deep understanding of fibers and textiles. My current longarm quilting business is a synthesis of decades of design, construction, and finishing. The best part is helping others achieve their objectives. Anything is still possible. Some of latest endeavors can be seen at PearlQuilting.com.

I look forward to meeting you all, seeing your work, and enjoying the delightful craft of quilting together.

With best wishes,
Your new President, Peg Arnold





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May 2025
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Capitol City Quilt Guild (CCQG) was organized in March, 1984, to encourage fellowship, cooperation, and learning among area quilters and to promote public appreciation for creativity and high standards for quilting.  CCQG is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization giving to the community education, hosting quilt shows to spread the art of quilting.  The Guild members make and donate quilts for various charities and as well as provide free education seminars for the public on the art of quilting.



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Capitol City Quilt Guild
P.O. Box 26022
Lansing MI 48909

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