Showing posts with label guild. Show all posts
Showing posts with label guild. Show all posts

Sunday, July 10, 2011

Quilt Guild Meeting, July 7, 2011

Our July meeting was very exciting, we had two guests and one of them joined our guild. Our new member's name is MaryAnn Bockman, I had to laugh when she told me that she left her husband at Lowes while she came to the meeting. Also she has 15 grandchildren that she has been sewing for.  I would say that she is an experienced sewer.  She said she was excited about honing her quilting skills as well. Welcome, MaryAnn. 
The other guest was Dalayla Jackson.  Dalayla is the 10 year old granddaughter of one of our members, Doreen Bryant.  Dalayla has picked up the sewing bug from her grandma, while visiting her grandma she has made 3 quilt tops.  One she learned to tie the layers together, and the other she will get a chance to learn to quilt on Jean Liddle's long arm.  I think her grandmother is going to take advantage of that oppertunity also.
Dalayla was not too shy to show off her handywork during the show-n-tell part of the meeting.

Dalayla showing off 2 of the quilts she made
The quilt guild was also excited to see the finished Oppertunity Quilt.  It is so beautiful and the guild will be selling chances to win the quilt at this year's Art Around The Square.  Tickets are $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00.


Don't miss out on getting your ticket. You can purchase a ticket from any of the guild members from now until September.
We also want to thank our hostesses, Shelly Clark and Denise Evans, for the delicous treats that they provided. Everything was so delicious and nutrious.







Now here are some of the photos of the show-n-tell session that we had.  Everyone was really busy last month, just about everyone had something to show.















 
























As you can see, our quilts are not only for show-n-tell, they keep us warm also.

Well that is all for now, we look forward to seeing you all at the next meeting.

Friday, April 8, 2011

April Meeting

Flat Stanley

Jean also won the door prize. Jean and Flat Stanley had a great day.

Our April meeting was a blast.  Jean Liddle brought a visitor to the Paris Q.U.I.L.T Guild meeting on Thursday April 7th, Flat Stanley is visiting from South Carolina.  Flat Stanley is a school project for her grandson Trenton Waters. Flat Stanley Enjoyed the Guild's meeting, he saw many beautiful quilts, met the talented quilters and had some good food before helping to work on a quilt for member Gayle Saville.

As you know we always have show and tell where we show off what we have been working on. We love that part of the meeting because we have some very talented and productive people in our guild.  The show and tell segment is also so inspiring an encourages us to get projects done for the next meeting.



This is the door prize Jean Liddle won.  We love fabric in our guild.

Doreen got the pattern for this quilt from http://quiltville.com

Some of us don't like our pictures taken.









An apron for the doll

An apron for the daughter

An apron for the mom.


Turtle quilt Jean made for her grandson.









Theresa won the blocks for this quilt at our Christmas block lotto.

Christmas blocks, someone will win these this year. Hope it is me.







Everyone is getting their Christmas blocks turned in, I had better get busy with mine.


We want to welcome our new member, Genieva Wright, to our guild.  We are looking forward to seeing some of your wonderful quilts. We are so happy to have you as a member of our guild.
After the meeting and the eating, we all stayed to help Gayle Saville with her quilt. It is coming together so beautifully.

Gayle's quilt blocks are coming together.

And last but not least, Theresa Wing invited us to the class she is teaching on natural medicines.  Here is the flier. If you are interested in switching your medicine cabinet to natural remedies, this class is for you.
Click on the flier to see a larger view.