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Mission:

The purpose of Dakota County Star Quilters shall be to contribute to the growth of knowledge about quilting techniques, patterns, history and quilt-making by providing educational meetings, fun and fellowship, by sponsoring and supporting quilting activities, by encouraging quilt-making, and by promoting the appreciation and knowledge of quilts.

 

We are located in Dakota County, Minnesota, near Minneapolis and St. Paul.

Meetings:

Visitors are always welcome. Thinking of joining?  Come to a meeting and get to know us.

DCSQ meets the 2nd Tuesday of every month, 7-9 pm, at the Eagan Community Center, Eagan, Minnesota.  (Click here for directions.

In February, our meeting is at our annual quilt show at the Dakota County Historical Society in South St Paul.

 The July meeting is a potluck picnic at a park in Eagan.

 

Photos from 2009 Quilt Show - Color Our World

Service Project Quilts

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Home of the Brave and Quilts of Valor.

Home of the Brave Quilt Project is a grass roots movement  to honor America's war dead.  In gratitude for their service and sacrifice, we are making quilts  to be presented to the next of kin of Minnesota servicepersons who died  as a result of injuries received while on active duty in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Click here for the Minnesota Home of the Brave web site.

Click here for the National Home of the Brave web site.

The Mission of Quilts of Valor is to provide quilts to all wounded and injured service members from the war on terror.  Presently, our Quilts of Valor community has delivered over 15,000 quilts. 

For more information, visit the Upper Midwest Quilts of Valor web site:  www.qovf_um.org or the national website:  www.qovf.org/

Pieced by Trisha Millonig.

 

"QOV Medallion"

Pieced and quilted by Beth Kobliska

65" x 80"

"A simple design that looks more complex than it is simply by changing the colors to form a medallion in the center, setting blocks on point, and making the corners blend into the outer border.  This quilt will be donated to Quilts of Valor after the quilt show."

 

"Carpenter's Star"

Pieced and quilted by Beth Kobliska.

70" x 80"

"Made for Quilts of Valor, using one very large block to make the center of the quilt top.   Since the pattern is square, I added top and bottom pieced borders to make the quilt rectangular, which is better for using on a bed.  This quilt will be donated to Quilts of Valor after the show."