Jill, Senora, Janice and Cheryl spent today cleaning and sorting through the guild fabric stash. We made some fabric salad bags, cat bags and some piecing kits. All will be available at the next guild meeting. Bring your $2 and $5 change to purchase a “Fabric Salad” or two at our April meeting.
Lovely lunch and great company!
If you were having issues accessing the Blocks of the Month; please try again. Apologies for any inconvenience.
Have a look at our Community Outreach page to find the 10″ Poppy Block pattern. You will be referring to the cutting instructions for the 10″ finished block, the applique circle template and general piecing instructions.
These poppy blocks are to create Quilts of Valour – Canada.
The background fabric is the Northcott Mottled Cream and reds, greens and blacks from your stash. Finished blocks go to Jill or Senora.
Thank you! 🙂
Click below to have a look at our recent presentations for Community Outreach!
Getting ready for our December donations. These have arrived over the past month. Next steps…videos, sorting, archives and packing. Thanks to everyone who has contributed to our Community Outreach efforts once again!
Happy August everyone! Have a look at our Community Outreach page to see a summary of our most recent donations to our community partners. Thank you to everyone who contributed to these donations!
Good morning Quilters!
Have a look at the Members page for an update to our Members List for May 2021. Please reach out to Jill Leslie if you’ve forgotten the password.
Stay safe everyone!
Hello Everyone,
I would like the thank Sheila, Kim and Elizabeth for joining Cheryl, Jill and I for this morning’s Christmas presentations on behalf of our guild members. Once again we had many quilts, stockings and decor items to present. It is heartwarming to see the work our guild members create for our community partners. We appreciate their skills and the time given to make so many pieces to share. Today’s donations included 118 quilts and quilted items, 117 stockings and some toiletries, masks and Christmas decorations.
Even during these uncertain times our guild has pulled together to support one another and beyond. For many the quilting has been comforting and therapeutic, and we hope will bring some of the same to the recipients.
Thank you to Cheryl for the use of her driveway as our presentation site, and the foresight to have a tent cover ready to go.
Best wishes to all for a safe and happy holiday season.
Always in stitches, Senora😊🎄
Have a look on our Community Outreach page for an update on our most recent presentation.