The IQI Library

The IQI Library contains over eight hundred quilting and related books in a circulating collection.  Borrowing is available to all IQI members at our general membership meetings held at the Lutheran Church of the Ascension.  Browsing and selection is available before meetings, during breaks, and for a short time after (as we pack up). The check out period is until the next meeting at the Church, and book renewal is available.

Books are categorized with color markings shown here:

Blue                     Blocks

Brown                 Seasonal / Events / Children

Dark Green        Fiction

Gray                    History / Geography

Green                  Appliqué

Medium Blue     Quilting (Machine / Hand / Patterns)

Purple                Techniques other than Appliqué

Red                      Design / Embellishment – Color Theory / Dyeing

Salmon               Sewing Projects: Clothes / Accessories / Dolls Crafts

Tan                      Gallery

 IQI Library Catalog

Items appear here as a PDF document in alphabetical order by title. To search the listing by author or keyword, use the “Find” feature (Control-F) in your PDF reader.

Borrowing

To borrow materials, your IQI membership must be current; show your IQI badge or proof of paid membership to check items out. 

Overdue, Lost or Damaged Materials

Books not returned at the next meeting will be considered overdue. Members are entitled to a one-meeting grace period. A fine of $3 per book per meeting will be assessed after the following meeting if the material is not returned.

The cost of damage repair or replacement value will be at the librarian’s discretion. Books not returned by the June meeting, or damaged beyond readability, will be considered lost. Members have the option of replacing the item with the exact same or newer edition. Items not replaced by the member will incur a fee of $10 in addition to the replacement cost.

 IQI Librarians

If you have any questions or comments about our library, please contact Barbara Feinberg or Linda Feinberg.