Back-to-school anticipation still grips me.
Even though it’s been decades, I remember the simple pleasure of getting organized with new school supplies. Yellow No. 2 pencils. Pink pearl eraser. White notebook paper.
After a fun, busy summer of childhood craziness, there was a certain calm that came over me as I got ready for that first day of school. Labor Day was the last hurrah, then order descended on my life again.
There’s something really satisfying and invigorating
After six successful quilt shows at Westfield Middle School, Quilters Guild of Indianapolis is moving their 2019 Quilt Show, Quilting the Crossroads, to the larger and more centrally located Ag/Hort Building at the Indiana State Fairgrounds on Friday, October 11th and Saturday, October 12th.
QGI has graciously invited MQG to host half a table so that we can tell guests about our guild. Thanks to those of you who’ve signed up to help! Contact Diane Lockman with questions.
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WAIT! What was that?? It was August rushing by in a blur…..
Another successful Meet & Greet was held at Tameria’s home earlier in August. The newest members are enthusiastic about the guild and we all enjoyed sharing our ideas and our love of quilting, shopping for fabric, building our stashes and helping our community. It’s always a pleasure to get to know the newest members in a small group. If you haven’t attended one yet, the next one is November 15th.
We looked
Looking for a fun road trip with your quilty pals? Thanks so much, Glo Stahlhut, for sharing this info:
Several of you have asked Sandy Metzger for her bricks quilt pattern, so you’ll find the link in the upper navigation menu bar with other helpful tips.
Here are some variations to inspire you.
I can hardly believe that Alice is already halfway through her term as President! She has done an amazing job serving the us, so we want to honor and thank her by making a beautiful collaborative quilt. Each member who wants to participate will make a block and sign your name with a permanent pen or embroidery stitch. Sandy Metzger has the focus fabric which she’ll distribute at the next two guild meetings. Completed blocks are due by the November meeting.
See April Sterling and Chris Behme at the next meeting to sign up the remaining two Fall Workshops.
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Join Mickey DuPre’s “Foundation Paper Piecing” workshop as you learn the tips and tricks to make FPP easy-peasy.
Download & print supply list for Foundation Paper Piecing workshop.
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Join Mickey DuPre’s “Summer Carnival” scrappy quilt workshop as she teaches you her twist on a traditional “Sister’s Choice” block
Download & print supply
If you haven’t had your photo taken yet for the website, we’ve got you covered! Meet us at the front window during the break at each meeting, and we’ll take your picture. And if we already have your photo but you’d like an update, come on over. 🙂
Every month Cornerstone Lutheran graciously hosts our Guild meetings at no charge. Please show your gratitude by bringing food pantry contributions, or make a small suggested $ 1.00 donation from your piggy bank.
Thanks so much!
The meeting was held on May 3 at 1:30 pm at Alice Whitaker’s home.
Attending: Laura Anderson, Chris Behme, Carlene Clark, Diane Lockman, Sandy Metzger, Erika Nickens, , Donna Reimer, Sally Sandilands, Alice Whitaker, and Tamera O’Dell .
The meeting was called to order by Alice Whitaker. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as written. The Treasurer’s report was distributed showing deposits and withdrawals up to date. It indicates a balance of $16, 998.27. There was discussion
Cornerstone Lutheran is so gracious to host our guild meetings each month. Please show your gratitude by bringing food donations and leave them at the collection corner in the front lobby. Basic items needed:
Your contribution is much appreciated.
After speaking with the coordinators of our Children’s Charities, here are some more specifics on their needs. Labeled tubs will be at our meetings for your donations. Questions: Sally 317 747 4104 or Max 608 692 2020. Thanks for all you create and donate!
DAMAR: Mostly boys ages 6 through 18 with autism. Standard size colorful pillowcases.
BIRTHRIGHT, INT’L.: Support for teens and women with unplanned pregnancies. Larger (36”x 40” up to 36”x 50”)baby quilts