Thursday, October 11, 2012

September Newsletter and August Minutes


The purpose of this organization shall be to create, stimulate, and maintain an interest in all matters pertaining to the making of quilts and to establish and promote educational endeavors through quilts.


Meeting: September 17, 7:00 PM

Parkview Christian Church

1912 Burbank Road


SEPTEMBER MEETING: Wool Applique with Julie McCoy

This will be a hands-on meeting of sewing! If you missed signing up to receive your $5.00 wool kit, please call Sally Kitchen immediately. There was also a list of supplies to bring. These little penny rugs make excellent accent pieces in your home. Come and enjoy our speaker.




WORKSHOPS and TRIPS

Don’t forget to call Mary Lou if you want to participate in this workshop! She has shown us some wonderful patterns to use….come and spend a delightful time with everyone and use up your scraps! Guess What……Christmas is coming!

Saturday, September 15 Scrap Quilt with Mary Lou Nuzum


WAYNE COUNTY FAIR DEMONSTRATIONS

Mabel Stocker is organizing volunteers to demonstrate at the Fair. As you know, this is something that Tree City Quilt guild has done for quite a few years and have attracted members through it as well. Won’t you please consider giving a demonstration? It does not have to be anything difficult. Some of us have demonstrated a technique, a new gadget, seasonal ideas, etc. It is totally up to you what is demonstrated. Your demonstration should be about 20 – 30 minutes long…..so don’t think you have to prepare for a 2 hour lecture/demonstration! Much easier than that and positively much more friendly.


Demonstrations will be on Wednesday and Thursday, September 12 and 13 in the afternoon.



ATTENDANCE

January 41, February 35, March 34, April 43, May 38,

There were 37 members and no guests at the Picnic. Plus one new member….Heather. Welcome!


CIVIL WAR

Did you know that we are in the Sesquicentennial commemoration of our country's Civil War? That's just a fancy way of saying it's been 150 years since the Civil War. This commemoration will last for 3 years. There are some very beautiful Civil War replica fabrics in the stores. Why not choose to make a quilt and learn about our country’s history at the same time? Visit a battle field, museum, or historic house. Learn something about Ohio’s role in the Civil War. Quilts and quilters played a part in the war whether they were sending quilts with their soldiers, sending quilts to the hospitals, using quilts as signals on the Underground Railroad, and I’m sure in other ways. This is a good time to contemplate our history and make a quilt in remembrance.


KITCHEN KORNER

How about a couple summer recipes?? There have been requests for recipes using spaghetti squash. I LOVE this squash. It's firm and tasty and versatile and has very few calories! I never put spaghetti sauce on my squash. Instead here are some of the things I do....

I first cook the squash in my microwave. I pierce it several times around the squash with a paring knife. Then I place it in my potato-bag quilt (or wrap it in a cotton dish towel or paper towel). I microwave it on high for about 6 minutes. Let it stand for 2 or 3 minutes. If it doesn't yield to finger-pressure all the way around, 'nuke it about 3 more minutes. Let it rest and complete steaming for about 10 minutes. It's really too darn hot to work with before then. Open the squash, scoop out the seeds, then using a fork pull out the flesh into a large bowl and 'fluff' it a bit with your fork. Now use your imagination!

SPAGHETTI SQUASH PARMESAN ... and more

For a simple and quick fix to that steamed squash, toss with about 1/4 cup +/- of Zesty Italian dressing, or Ranch, or 3 Cheese. Add about 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese and toss again. Pour into greased casserole, top with more Parm and maybe dill weed or paprika for a bit of color and hint of taste. Bake at 375* for 15-20 minutes until hot and beginning to crisp a bit around the edges of the casserole dish.

Often I make this and add to it veggies of my choice ~ scallions, mushrooms, shredded carrots, frozen peas, chopped spinach, etc. You may want to adjust the amount of dressing or cheese as you add more veggies.

You can alsew use the steamed squash in stir-fry. Add the squash after the veggies have begun to cook, allowing time for it to brown a bit.

You can use the steamed squash rather like cooked rice. Add chopped herbs and olive oil. Toss well. Add fresh seeded and chopped tomatoes, black olives, chopped fresh zucchini, etc. Use your imagination. This is a super-versatile and mild squash with an interesting, slightly crunchy texture!

Zucchini Cobbler

For all of us with excess zucchini that may have gotten very large! This looks and tastes like apple cobbler but the star of this yummy dessert is zucchini. I’ve made it several times and everyone thinks they are eating apple cobbler. I just love telling them that it is zucchini!!

5 cups zucchini – peeled and seeded. Cut the zucchini into lengthwise quarters and slice the quarters….the pieces will look like a slice of apple.

½ cup fresh lemon juice

¾ cup white sugar

1 teaspoon ground cinnamon

½ teaspoon ground nutmeg

4 cups all-purpose flour

1/1/2 cups white sugar

1/1/2 cup butter, chilled

1 teaspoon ground cinnamon


Preheat oven to 375. Coat a 9X13 baking dish with spray. Place zucchini and lemon juice in a large bowl and stir to coat the zucchini. Add ¾ cup sugar, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, and the nutmeg. Set aside.

In a second large bowl, combine flour and 1 ½ cups sugar. Cut in butter until the mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Stir ½ cup crumb mixture into the zucchini. Press half the remaining crumb mixture into the prepared pan. Spread the zucchini evenly over crust. Crumble remaining crumb mixture over zucchini and sprinkle with cinnamon. Bake in preheated oven for 35 – 40 minutes, or until bubbly.

( I add oatmeal to the top crumb mix…just like any normal apple/fruit crisp recipe you are used to using)


NEORQC

Information regarding the 2013 NEORQC quilt Getaway weekend has been posted on the site. Check it out! (But sign up for the TCQ weekend FIRST!)


QUILTER OF THE YEAR

TCQ will be voting at our November meeting for whomever we (you!) think is the Quilter of the Year. Please begin considering who you would like to nominate. You might consider reading the purpose of our guild and thinking who best exemplifies this purpose. Keep in mind that we only bestow this honor once…a list of recipients can also be found in your membership booklet.


The presentation will be made at our annual Christmas party.


QUILT SERVICES

Quilting by the Mill, Sarah Bistline, 10368 Old Mill RD, Spencer, Ohio 44275, 330-667-2257 or 330-606-6609, www.quiltingbythemill.com. You need to have your backing 4" longer and wider than your quilt top. Batting available. Do you want to quilt your own quilt top? Ask me about renting time on the Gamill premier.


Handcrafted by JR: Long arm quilting, machine embroidery. See my site on face book “Quilting by JR” Call 330-472-0473 or e-mail rawdon@ohio.net


Tree City Quilters Guild Officers 2012

President: Cassie Anderson Vice President: Jim Rawdon

Secretary: Janet McFarland Treasurer: Naomi Lance

Members at Large: Sarah Bistline and Gwen Hoover

Newsletter: Barbara Byler: Baquilter33@aol.com

Tree City Quilters Guild

Meeting Minutes August 12, 2012


Meeting was opened by Pres. Cassie Anderson.

Thank you to refreshment committee Nancy Danby, Toni Phillips and Pat Hall.


Six guests in attendance, Shirley Rogers, Jo Cermeley, Gerogetta Thomas, Jill Talkington, Kathy Ott, Kim Panter.


Quilt show was a huge success – thanks to committee, Sarah, Dot, Rose Marie, Barb Byler, Jeri, Lucille and Pat


Minutes of last meeting approved as appeared in Newsletter.


Treasurer reported balance of $2529.68


Fair update – Mabel asked for volunteers to do a demo at the fair

Sept 12, 4:30 – 5:30 and Sept 13 2PM – 3:30

Ruth Bishop will demonstrate pillow cases

Peggy Hodge – edible pincushions

Mabel Stocker – exploding pineapple and reversible tablerunner

More volunteers are needed – good way to promote our guild….


Janice reported that Spring 2013 retreat sign ups are underway and so far 12 have signed up – brochures available on table.


Sally reported on Sept. program – Julie McCoy will do a presentation on using wool. She will teach a mini class on a mug rug. Kit cost is $5. Bring scissors, large eye needles, straight pins and a pencil or pen.


Nancy Danby gave info on Pursonality workshop to be held October 27 from 9-3 in the Fireside room.


Sara gave update on quilt show.

- nearly 300 in attendance

- raffle sales generated $1920

- thank you to Janet for hand quilting raffle quilt at no charge

- winner of raffle quilt was Mary Kinney, Wooster

- winner of table runner was Jen Groman of Wooster

- Sara read list of those winning ribbons

- Viewers choice was won by Betty Boreman, second place Janet McFarland

- The vendors were pleased with the quilt show and Pat Hall sent thank you notes to all of them

- The boutique was well received

- final talley of receipts will be available at next meeting

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Mary Lou passed around sign-up sheet for Scrap Quilts workshop to be held Sept 15.


Ruth Bishop gave a book review on Barn Quilts & American Quilt Trail Movement.


Program – Cultural Influences in Quilting given by Rose Marie Baab. It was very interesting and informative. She shared many samples of fabrics from other countries and cultures.


Show and Tell


Refreshments


Meeting adjourned


Respectfully submitted,

Janet McFarland, secretary

Monday, October 1, 2012

October Newsletter and September Minutes


The purpose of this organization shall be to create, stimulate, and maintain an interest in all matters pertaining to the making of quilts and to establish and promote educational endeavors through quilts.


Meeting: October 8, 7:00 PM

Parkview Christian Church

1912 Burbank Road



MEETING: Aprons with Arlene Amstutz!

No information is available regarding the program…..come see what it’s all about!




NEW MEMBERS

Please welcome the following new members to our guild.

Shirley Rodgers

467 Woodland Avenue

Wooster, Ohio 44691

330-264-9169



Heather Sensibaugh

13500 Overton Road

West Salem, Ohio 44287

330-624-1502


Please add their information to your membership booklets and welcome them the next time you see them!


CHRISTMAS PARTY

The TCQ annual Christmas Party will be held Monday, December 10. Announced at the September meeting was the snowflake challenge and the 10” TREE exchange block. More information to come!


TIP OF THE MONTH: Machine Quilting

If you are having problems with threads breaking, perhaps the following tips will help. Quilts can be basted too tightly; especially if you have a system of 2 poles holding your quilt. Loosen up a little bit….

There is a right and wrong side to the batting. If you are getting batting punched through with every stitch, it is on the wrong side and making it tough for the needle to slide through.

Double check your needle size, use a NEW needle, and re-thread your machine.

Hope these tips help with your work. Have fun!


WORKSHOPS and TRIPS

The Harmony Handbag Workshop is Saturday, October 27th, 9-3 with set-up starting at 8:30. Bring your sewing machine, usual supplies, cut out pattern pieces, lunch, and something to share. Since I have so much fabric, I am asking for $5 instead of a yard of fabric. Any questions please call me at 330-345-5210. Nancy Danby


ATTENDANCE

January 41, February 35, March 34, April 43, May 38,

There were 37 members and no guests at the Picnic. Plus one new member….Heather. Welcome!


CIVIL WAR

Did you know that we are in the Sesquicentennial commemoration of our country's Civil War? That's just a fancy way of saying it's been 150 years since the Civil War. This commemoration will last for 3 years. There are some very beautiful Civil War replica fabrics in the stores. Why not choose to make a quilt and learn about our country’s history at the same time? Visit a battle field, museum, or historic house. Learn something about Ohio’s role in the Civil War. Quilts and quilters played a part in the war whether they were sending quilts with their soldiers, sending quilts to the hospitals, using quilts as signals on the Underground Railroad, and I’m sure in other ways. This is a good time to contemplate our history and make a quilt in remembrance.


KITCHEN KORNER

ARTICHOKE-CRAB SPREAD

8-oz package refrigerated imitation flake-style crabmeat

1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese

4 tsp lemon juice (juice of 1 lemon)

14oz can Progresso artichoke hearts, drained and coarsely chopped

8-oz pkg cream cheese, cubed

French baguette or cocktail rye bread to spread crab dip on.

Spray 1 - 1 1/2 qt slow cooker with cooking spray. In this mix all ingredients except bread. Cover and cook on low for 1 - 1 1/4 hours (or high for 30-45 min) until cream cheese melts. Stir until cheese is smooth. Scrape down sides of cooker with spatula to prevent burning. Serve on bread or crackers.

BAKED NOODLES WITH SPINACH AND YOGURT

4 oz noodles, your choice
8 oz plain yogurt
1/2 C cottage cheese
10 oz frozen spinach, thawed and sqeezed dry
3 green onions, chopped
8 oz shredded cheddar cheese
Add noodles to rapidly boiling, salted water so that water continues to boil; cook, uncovered, stirring occasionally, until tender. Drain.
Preheat oven to 400. Combine yogurt and cottage cheese; combine noodles, spinach and onion with cottage cheese mixture. Pour into 1-quart baking dish; top with Cheddar cheese. Cover and bake 20-25 minutes. Uncover and bake until cheese is melted and brown.

SPAGHETTI SQUASH FLORENTINE

1 large spaghetti squash
1 cup ricotta cheese
1 - 10 oz package froz/chopped spinach thawed and drained
2 eggs
1 tsp Italian seasoning
1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
1 cup shredded mozzarella cheese, divided
1 3/4 cups spaghetti sauce
Pierce squash several times with large knife, wrap in paper towels and microwave on high power 20-30 min (depending on size and microwave power) until squash is cooked through. Allow to stand and cool for about 20 minutes. Slice in half lengthwise and remove seeds. Scrape pulp into large bowl.
In medium bowl, combine ricotta cheese, spinach, eggs, and seasonings; mix well. Spread evenly in a 13x9-inch baking dish coated with cooking spray. Spread the Parmesan and 1/2 mozzarella cheese over spinach mixture.
In a large bowl combine the squash and spaghetti sauce; toss to coat well. Arrange squash mixture on spinach mixture; top with the remaining mozzarella cheese. Cover with foil; bake at 375* for 30 minutes.

SPAGHETTI SQUASH AND CHICKEN CASSEROLE

3 T butter
8oz fresh mushrooms, sliced
1 small onion, chopped
1 clove garlic, minced
2 ribs celery, chopped
1/2 sweet red pepper, chopped
1 spaghetti squash, cooked as in previous recipe
4 boneless chicken breasts,
cooked and cut into thin strips
1/2 cup crushed seasoned croutons
8 oz sour cream
1/2 cup shredded Swiss cheese
Melt butter in a large skillet over medium heat. Add mushrooms and next 4 ingredients. Saute for 5 mins or until tender.
Add spaghetti squash, chicken and crushed croutons, cook 4 min, stirring constantly.
Stir in sour cream, cook, stirring constantly, just until thoroughly heated. Remove from heat.
Sprinkle with cheese. Cover and let stand for 1 minute.
To bake, prepare mixture according to directions and spoon into a lightly greased 1.5 quart casserole dish. Cover and bake at 350 for 20-25 mins.


NEORQC

It is election time and the Nominating Committee is looking for volunteers to fill the positions of President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer. If you are interested, please contact Susan Pierce @ 330-875-0678 or Sharon Patterson @ 330-494-4114 and they will explain the duties and responsibilities associated with each position. If you have never served before, please consider doing so now. What I'm asking each contact to do is: 1) Announce the above information at each guild meeting through January 2013. 2) Ask for volunteers. If anyone is interested, even the slightest bit, please get their name and contact information and send it to us and we will contact them. 3) Ask the person responsible for your guild's newsletter to put the above information in every month through January 2013.

Information regarding the 2013 NEORQC quilt Getaway weekend has been posted on the site. Check it out! (But sign up for the TCQ weekend FIRST!)


QUILTER OF THE YEAR

TCQ will be voting at our November meeting for whomever we (you!) think is the Quilter of the Year. Please begin considering who you would like to nominate. You might consider reading the purpose of our guild and thinking who best exemplifies this purpose. Keep in mind that we only bestow this honor once…a list of recipients can also be found in your membership booklet.


The presentation will be made at our annual Christmas party.


QUILT SERVICES

Quilting by the Mill, Sarah Bistline, 10368 Old Mill RD, Spencer, Ohio 44275, 330-667-2257 or 330-606-6609, www.quiltingbythemill.com. You need to have your backing 4" longer and wider than your quilt top. Batting available. Do you want to quilt your own quilt top? Ask me about renting time on the Gamill premier.


Handcrafted by JR: Long arm quilting, machine embroidery. See my site on face book “Quilting by JR” Call 330-472-0473 or e-mail rawdon@ohio.net


Tree City Quilters Guild Officers 2012

President: Cassie Anderson Vice President: Jim Rawdon

Secretary: Janet McFarland Treasurer: Naomi Lance

Members at Large: Sarah Bistline and Gwen Hoover

Newsletter: Barbara Byler: Baquilter33@aol.com




Tree City Quilters Guild, Meeting Minutes September 17, 2012


Meeting brought to order by Pres. Cassie Anderson.

Thank you to Refreshment committee, Betty, Janice and Lucille.

Carolyn Jackson from Dalton visited our meeting.


Minutes of last meeting stand approved as appeared in Newsletter

Jane read list of September birthdays.


Mabel gave an update on the fair demonstrations and a thank you to all the helpers. Demonstrations and presenters were:

Sara McKee – hand quilting

Peggy Hodge – edible pin cushion an pin wheel block

Kevin Horst – jelly roll quilt

Ruth Bishop – pillowcases

Mabel Stocker – floating pineapple and reversible table runner


Janice asked that we continue to invite more people to the spring retreat. Laura encouraged more sign ups and also reported that we have received some since last meeting.


Jim Rawdon gave brief update on Christmas Party. There will be a challenge of anything snow flake related. There will also be a block exchange 10” block anything tree related.


Nancy Danby distributed patterns for the Purse workshop “Harmony Handbag” to be held Oct. 27th. More room available, but you will need to purchase your own pattern.


Mabel Stocker motioned that we give $1000 of our quilt show proceeds to Ida Sue School, Laura seconded and after discussion the motion passed.


Julie McCoy gave a delightful presentation on wool appliqué. Those who wished to participate made a wool “mug rug”.


Show and Tell, Refreshments, Meeting adjourned


Respectfully submitted

Janet McFarland, secretary


Tuesday, August 14, 2012

Tree City Quilters Have Photo Page



Here is a link to a Shutterfly web page with photos of our guild, its members and our activities:
Tree City Quilters

You will find pictures from our quilt show as well as older pictures of the July picnic and last December's Christmas party.

Sunday, August 12, 2012

August Newsletter and July Minutes

Meeting: August 13, 7:00 PM
Parkview Christian Church
1912 Burbank Road
AUGUST MEETING: Cultural Influences in Quilting
Rose Marie Baab will be presenting our program in August. The history and social influences surrounding our craft is always very interesting. See you there!
LIBRARY QUILT DISPLAY
Have you stopped by the library to see our wonderful quilt display? Many thanks go to Ruth and her committee that set up the display. It is quite beautiful! Please make plans to visit the library and take a look.
WORKSHOPS and TRIPS
Saturday, September 15 Scrap Quilt with May Lou Nuzum
WAYNE COUNTY FAIR DEMONSTRATIONS
Mabel Stocker is organizing volunteers to demonstrate at the Fair. As you know, this is something that Tree City Quilt guild has done for quite a few years and have attracted members through it as well. Won’t you please consider giving a demonstration? It does not have to be anything difficult. Some of us have demonstrated a technique, a new gadget, seasonal ideas, etc. It is totally up to you what is demonstrated. Your demonstration should be about 20 – 30 minutes long…..so don’t think you have to prepare for a 2 hour lecture/demonstration! Much easier than that and positively much more friendly.
Demonstrations will be on Wednesday and Thursday, September 12 and 13 in the afternoon.
***If you are interested, PLEASE contact Mabel at sstock@sssnet.com or 330-345-5986 as soon as possible as she must let the Extension Office know by July 31. This is FUN! Give it a try!
ASSISTANCE NEEDED
Could you help someone with a T-shirt quilt? It may only take a phone call or two. Call Janice Miller for the name and phone number if you can help. 330-262-1166.
ALEX ANDERSON
Do you recognize that name? You should! Alex has hosted “Simply Quilts” for 11 years and is the national spokes person for Bernina sewing machines. Lonestar Quilting, LLC is hosting an event with Alex Anderson on Tuesday, August 21 from 11:30 – 3:00. Tickets are $48.00 and include lunch. The day will include a trunk show, book signing, exhibit and demonstrations. If you are interested, please check with Lonestar Quilting: www.lonestarquilting.net.
QUILT SHOW CHALLENGE
Keep sewing on your portion of the Lincoln Highway mural quilts! This is going to be quite an exciting exhibit!
ATTENDANCE
January 41, February 35, March 34, April 43, May 38,
There were 37 members and no guests at the Picnic. Plus one new member….Heather. Welcome!
CIVIL WAR
Did you know that we are in the Sesquicentennial commemoration of our country's Civil War? That's just a fancy way of saying it's been 150 years since the Civil War. This commemoration will last for 3 years. There are some very beautiful Civil War replica fabrics in the stores. Why not choose to make a quilt and learn about our country’s history at the same time? Visit a battle field, museum, or historic house. Learn something about Ohio’s role in the Civil War. Quilts and quilters played a part in the war whether they were sending quilts with their soldiers, sending quilts to the hospitals, using quilts as signals on the Underground Railroad, and I’m sure in other ways. This is a good time to contemplate our history and make a quilt in remembrance.
KITCHEN KORNER
Recently I attended a family reunion and had the BEST chocolate chip cookie I had ever put in my mouth! It just boggles my mind that this cookie is enjoyed by so many people and has so many recipes. But, I’m telling you…these were the greatest!
CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES
1 CUP white sugar
1 ½ CUP brown sugar
2 CUPS shortening (or 1 cup butter and 1 cup oil-this is what I use)
2 tsp. vanilla
3 eggs
1 tsp. salt
3 tsp. baking soda
5 ½ cups flour
24 oz. chocolate chips
Beat the white sugar, brown sugar and shortening until creamy. Then beat in the vanilla and eggs. Add the salt, baking soda and flour and beat until thoroughly blended.
Use a rounded 1/8 cup scoop of dough – but it all depends on what size cookie you want.
Bake at 375 for 9-12 minutes, depending on your oven and preference (soft vs. crunchy).
HEAVENLY HASH
½ LB. Orzo or Acini De Pepe (rice like pasta)
¾ cup sugar
½ teaspoon salt
1 (15 oz.) can crushed pineapple, drained – save juice
1 T. flour
2 eggs, slightly beaten
1 can mandarin oranges, drained
1 small bottle maraschino cherries, drained
9 oz. cool whip
Cook pasta according to package directions. Remove and drain well. Set aside. Cook sugar, salt and reserved pineapple juice, flour and eggs. Cook until thick – cool. Add cooked pasta and refrigerate until completely cool or overnight. Fold in drained pineapple and mix well. Fold in cool whip. Then fold in maraschino cherries and mandarin oranges. Refrigerate several hours.
NEORQC
This month’s NEORQC newsletter is out and holds quite a bit of interesting information…including a picture of our raffle quilt and information about our show. Check it out! Use the following address: news@neorqc.com Enter the address yourself….do not try to use “control and click”
QUILT SHOW
The Show is Coming, the Show is Coming!!! Do you have your registration forms in to Sarah? Get those forms emailed into her ASAP!!! Everyone in the guild should have at least 1 “something” in the show.
By now, everyone should have signed up to assist with the show in some capacity. If you have not, please call or email Sarah. Over the 4 days of the show (set up and the actual show) there must be 2 hours somewhere where you could help. Please support your guild and our mission to educate the public
Members are needed to assist with setting up the poles on Wednesday between 4:30 and 7:00. Husbands and tall, strong sons are also welcome! Coincidently, this is the same time you are to bring your quilts in and drop them off. Judging will take place on Thursday beginning at 9:00 am. The committee will be assisting the judge and hanging the show all day. If you are available, please come help! Friday and Saturday members are need to work the show manning the admission table, watching the quilts in the show, etc.
It is time to set out all the signs, if you have not done that yet.
QUILT SERVICES
Quilting by the Mill, Sarah Bistline, 10368 Old Mill RD, Spencer, Ohio 44275, 330-667-2257 or 330-606-6609, www.quiltingbythemill.com. You need to have your backing 4" longer and wider than your quilt top. Batting available. Do you want to quilt your own quilt top? Ask me about renting time on the Gamill premier.
Handcrafted by JR: Long arm quilting, machine embroidery. See my site on face book “Quilting by JR” Call 330-472-0473 or e-mail rawdon@ohio.net
Tree City Quilters Guild Officers 2012
President: Cassie Anderson Vice President: Jim Rawdon
Secretary: Janet McFarland Treasurer: Naomi Lance
Members at Large: Sarah Bistline and Gwen Hoover
Newsletter: Barbara Byler: Baquilter33@aol.com
TREE CITY QUILTERS GUILD
MEETING MINUTES July 9, 2012
Meeting called to order by Cassie Anderson after we enjoyed a delicious array of fine cuisine. (quilters make the best cooks!)
Thanks expressed to the Picnic Committee, Mary Lou Nuzum, Barb Nemeth, Naomi Lance and Pat Hall.
Ruth Bishop reminded everyone of the display being set up at the library on July 10th, and thanked us for participation.
Sally Kitchen announced that wool appliqué kits will be available for $5 each to be used at the September meeting when our program will be Wool Applique with JulieMcCoy.
Sara Bistline and Cassie made the following announcements regarding the upcoming quilt show:
Boutique applications are available tonight.
Business cards and brochures have been made by Jeri
Fickes for distribution.
Sign up sheets on table for helpers at the show
Forms for quilts to be judged/displayed should be turned
in tonight or emailed ASAP to Sara.
We will begin tearing down at 4 on Sat of the show, and no
quilts will be available before 4:30.
Show and tell.
Meeting adjourned games and prizes enjoyed by all.
Respectfully submitted,
Janet McFarland