Organizing Your Scraps
Get ready to start the new year with a bang to get organized with your scraps.
We will look at various project ideas for using your scraps and Sherry Kruschke will broaden our horizons with information such as what size scraps to save, how to organize and what to do with them once you get them organized.
Sewing Efficiencies
If we can be more efficient when sewing, we can make more quilts, right? Many of us like to chain piece. Did you know that you can also chain press? What are some of your favorite ways to work efficiently in your sewing room, right down to room organization? At the February meeting, Ruthie and Kathy will share some of their secrets for sewing efficiently.
Interfacings and Products to Use in Bags
Yard Sale
The April General meeting will feature our Quilter's Yard Sale, giving you a chance to pass on those items for someone else to embrace, and giving us all a chance to shop--nothing better, right? We have twelve people signed up and can accommodate up to five more. If you'd like to release some of your sewing/quilting treasures, contact Jackie Youngblood to reserve a table.
Please be at the meeting no later than 8:30 a.m. for setup; your items should already be organized and priced. The sale will be held indoors.
Spring Social
Last names begin with A-K are to bring a dish to share for the potluck luncheon.
Quilting Math
taught by Kevin Holland
Christmas in July
A Glimpse into QuiltCon 2025
by Diane Roberson
QuiltCon is the largest modern quilting event in the world with attendees from around the globe. It is hosted by the Modern Quilt Guild, a large network of national and international modern quilters and quilt guilds.
We will take a look at a sample of quilts displayed at the 2025 show in various categories.
Annual Meeting and Elections
Program: GAMES
Bring a couple of fat quarters and wear your thinking cap. We will have a few different activities so everyone can participate in what they do best!
September 20 - National Jelly Roll Day
F.R.O.G. Hop
Get ready for some excitement and swapping! This month is our FROG (Fabric Needing Other Guidance) Hop where you can get rid of your UFOs and pick up someone else's relinquished treasures.
Browse the projects and if there's something you like, put your name in the bucket (only ONE entry per project please). A winner for each bucket will be drawn, and you'll be able to take that project home.
TDB
December Social
Last names begin with L-Z are to bring a dish to share for the potluck luncheon.