Enjoying the Journey with Peggy Martin

October 2014
Volume 6, Issue 6
MEETING TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2014
San Clemente Presbyterian Church, 119 Ave De La Estrella,
San Clemente, CA 92672
9:30 am—10:00 am Sign-in & Visiting Time 10:00 am Program
Enjoying the Journey with Peggy Martin
Index for this Issue…
Birthdays 7
Board Meeting 1
Call for Entries 7
Friendship Groups 4
Future Programs 16
Help Wanted 1
Hospitality 5
Jacket and Coat Drive 10
Lunch after meeting 6
Magazine Recycle 6
Membership 3
Monthly Mini 5
November Fest 3 & 4
Officers/Committees 20
Philanthropy 8
Places to Go 17
President’s Column 2
Programs 1 & 16
SCCQG 15
Show & Tell 12 + thru out
Sponsors 16, 18, 19
Stashbusters 8
Sunshine & Shadows 7
Super Swappers 9
Treasurer’s Report 10
UFO Group 6
Workshops 2
Wounded Warriors 11
Board Meeting Oct 21st10am at
Mary Freeman’s home
864 Avenida Acapulco, San
Clemente CA 92672 .
Contact Mary to save a seat:
949-388-6901
Peggy Martin began quilting in 1981,
piecing and quilting everything by
hand. A few years later, when quicker
methods were being discovered, she
became hooked on finding faster, easier ways to make quilts. When she began teaching in 1985, she continued to
develop more streamlined, fast, fun
methods of working. She enjoys expanding on traditional quilts with new
variations and color-play. Her favorite quilts are those which are fast,
easy to piece, and offer many design possibilities.
Peggy has been presenting programs and workshops at guilds and
seminars since 1988. She was selected as Professional Quilter's
Teacher of the Year in 2010. She is an award-winning quilter and has
exhibited in many national shows. She lives in San Diego, California
and is married with two grown sons. To view Peggy’s work, check
out her website at: www.peggymartinquilts.com.
HELP WANTED We need “Holders & Folders” for our speakers and
Show & Tell segments. If you wish to “lend a hand(s)” to help, please
contact:
Odette Osantowski, VP– Programs [email protected] 949-489-9639
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PRESIDENT’S CORNER
Linda Ambrosini, [email protected], 949 362-4206
On September 1st we lost a dear member of the Southern California quilting community, Leah Pariser. Leah, along with her husband Jack, brought
us wonderful fabric choices through their chain of stores, Leah’s Fabric
Gallery. At one point there were 13 stores in Southern California. When
they simplified their business they kept two locations, one in Orange and
the other in Mission Viejo (lucky us). Not only did they run a fabric business, Jack and Leah were extremely supportive of the local guilds by volunteering their premises for guild activities like workshops, board meeting
and friendship groups. I personally had the privilege of working for Jack
and Leah at their Mission Viejo location. They embraced all of their employees into the “Leah’s family” and I enjoyed many social events with the girls from both the Orange and Mission Viejo stores. Leah was extremely supportive and encouraging to her employees
with the idea of improving of your personal quilting skills and developing your individual style. She
was always promoting new artists by offering their patterns for sale and hosting classes. I bet each
of you has a memory from the store: a class you took, a sew-in day with friends, a finished quilt
made from their fabric, or just maybe, a yard or two of fabric still in your stash. Thank you, Leah.
We will miss you!! Jack is still in Laguna Beach and I am sure he would enjoy hearing from you.
Jack Pariser, 2690 Nido Way, Laguna Beach CA 92651-4026
WORKSHOPS Wendy McCalley [email protected]
Linda Rigdon [email protected]
For our October workshop Peggy Martin will be teaching us to make
the Millennium Star, a wall hanging (or pillow, or center medallion).
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how she makes this with her
method of Quick Strip Paper Piecing. You can download the supply
list for this class here: www.peggymartinquilts.com Scroll to the
bottom of the page to the section called “Workshops”. Click, then
scroll to the Millennium Star and click on “Supply List”.
If you haven’t registered, you can call or email Wendy or Linda.
Peggy Martin Millennium Star Workshop October 15 9:30 to 3:30 Workshop fee is $40
Wendy
McCalley
Linda
Rigdon
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November Fest - 2014
Betty Collins [email protected] 760 805-9908 Cell
It is almost here and not too late to get involved.
Extra hands are needed in every aspect of this special
event. Contact Betty Collins at the number above if you
want to help make this event a smash hit. It is our big
fund raiser to support two years of programs and other
activities. Hospitality needs people to help plate the
brunch. Ticket sales can always use another member to
walk around selling raffle tickets. Perhaps you could help
hang the live auction quilts. And there are so many more
jobs to be done. Volunteer for the day and meet more of
your fellow members.
See more auction quilts on page 4 and at:
Pillowy patchwork Santa made and
donated by Marcia Faultersack.
https://picasaweb.google.com/DELQLTS/SQGNovFestAuctionQuilts090914?authkey=Gv1sRgCNW74qv64e-M5AE#
"Asian Adventure" Machine pieced and quilted by Nancy Burch
who donated this quilt.. 42"W x 32"L
MEMBERSHIP
Katy Lillie [email protected] 949-412-7451 cell
September Meeting: Members - 124, Guests - 8 , New Members - 4. Total - 136
Total current guild membership is 221.
Welcome to our new members: Anne Baron - Dana Point,
Mary Harrigan—San Clemente, Brooke Faris - San Clemente
Patty Wilcox - San Clemente
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Katy Lillie
Mary Freedman and Vickie Janis collaborated on this
zebra quilt, starting with the four donated pieced
blocks. 61”W x 61”L
Mary Freedman collaborated with another member
on this happy Christmas quilt. Quilted by Jan and
Terry Kerr. 61”W x 66”L
More quilts for the November Fest Live Auction
“Friendly Jack-o-Lanterns” Made and donated by Linda
Ambrosini. Quilted by Maria Ayer at Nana’s Quilting.
Fabrics are Hoffman Halloween batiks. 54”W x 58”L
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“Christmas Diagonal” Made by Sandy Muckenthaler of Hoffman Fabrics from a pattern by
Karen Cunagin. Quilted by Maria Ayer at
Nana’s Quilting. 38”W x 54”L
HOSPITALITY
Nancy Pestal [email protected]
Winner, Winner: Anna Turek. Thank you, Anna, for your treats in September, and
thank you to all the September birthday women for treats for the Hospitality Table. A BIG
SHOUT out to several woman who bring us a treat every month. You know who you are
and I thank you very much. Have you tasted those lemon tarts? Thank Ruth Johnson. Do
you enjoy the hard-boiled egg treat every month? Thank Emily La Mond.
Now we move on to October birthdays. Please bring a treat to share and sign up to win the
pillow. One more item…November Fest is coming. My committee of two will greatly
appreciate help plating the November Fest lunch plates. Please sign up at the Fest table to
assist. Your help will be gratefully appreciated.
MONTHLY MINI
Margaret Arnold [email protected] 949-770-1259
October's Monthly Mini is a Halloween table runner made by Becky
Reed from two blocks from the Crabapple Hill embroidery pattern
"Hocuspocusville." The scenes show two Victorian mansions
converted into spooky Halloween boutiques that are sure to make
you smile: they promise such things as "bad hair days guaranteed"
and "wart enhancement!" It is beautifully hand-embroidered, machine-pieced and hand-quilted. The pattern suggested using just one
color of embroidery floss. But Becky decided to add color with heat
set crayon and 5 fall colors of embroidery floss. The extra color
greatly enhances the design. The lucky winner will enjoy this runner
for years to come! Buy your tickets and cross your fingers!
Tickets are
$1 for one
$5 for six.
Margaret
Arnold
Winner of the September Monthly Mini Jhone Hardesty with
Tanya Owens, maker of the embroidered Haunted House.
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Nancy Pestal
UFO GROUP
Linda Rigdon [email protected]
Wendy McCalley [email protected]
We’re almost at our 10th meeting for the year. Sadly, October
24th will be our last meeting in 2014. Don’t give up yet,
though, because you have until the January Surfside General
Meeting Show & Tell to still be eligible for our drawings!
Time: 10:00 am - 11:30 am
PLACE: Maggie Bell’s Clubhouse
33715 Surfside Drive, Dana Point
Linda Rigdon
Wendy McCalley
Our October project is #6. Projects completed: 1, 5, 2, 4, 9, 8, 10, 3. 7
Lunch Reservations at Carbonara’s
Hiroko Moriwaki, [email protected] Sumi Maruyama, [email protected]
We love lunch at Carbonara after our guild meeting. Every month Mary Carbonara and her staff
give us delicious food. We will love some new members to join us, too, they’ll be so happy they did.
Salad ~ Pork Medallion with Dijon Mustard
Mashed Potatoes ~ Vegetables ~ Bread & Butter
Beverage ~ Chef’s Choice for Dessert
$15.00 including Tax and Gratuity
The deadline for making reservations is Sunday, Oct 12th
You are responsible for your reservation.
Hiroko Moriwaki
Sumi Maruyama
Quilt Magazines for Sale Jan Kemp [email protected]
Mary Jayne Bellamy [email protected]
Cleaning out your space and ending up with a stack of used
quilting/sewing magazines, patterns or pamphlets that you no
longer want to keep?
Bring them to Guild meetings where we sell them four for a
dollar. The money earned by this project goes toward guild
expenses.
Jan
A Bargain at 4 for $1
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Mary Jayne
SUNSHINE AND SHADOWS
OCTOBER
BIRTHDAY WISHES
Deanna Meidroth 1
Barbara McFarland 4
Chris Huben 5
Leslie Butterworth 6
Marilynn Garlock 7
Cecile Rogers 7
Annette Leinen 8
Lenora Wills 12
Kayley Rose 13
Jo Hutcheson 16
Catherine Scott 18
Mary Freedman 19
Anne Baron 19
Linda Ambrosini 24
Patty Wilcox 24
Sue Troise 24
Vickie Janis 26
Tanya Owens 28
Katie Dunbar 31
Sharon Whelan 31
Sharon Whelan [email protected]
This past month has been mixed with heavy
losses plus a little miracle. Our beloved Past
President Jan Hirth and her husband Ted lost
their daughter, Christy, on September 13. We are
so saddened to hear this news and send our love
and warm embraces to Jan and Ted. Monica
Shafer's older sister passed away earlier in the
month. Monica is grateful that she and her two
other siblings made it to the Chicago area in time
Sharon Whelan
to say goodbye to their sister before her passing.
Leah Pariser, who with her husband Jack owned
and operated Leah's Fabric Gallery for 30+ years in Mission Viejo and
Orange, passed away on Sept 1st. On Sep 30th Sumi Maruyama’s
husband, Ken, succumbed to injuries received in a fall at home.
Condolence cards were sent from the guild to all the families. Please
keep them in your prayers.
In happier news, Membership Chair Katy Lillie and her husband, Mark
became first time grandparents to Amanda Katherine earlier this
month. After heart surgery at CHOC for health issues diagnosed before her birth, Amanda is now home with her parents Chris and Kaylie. We look forward to meeting the little sweetie soon! Also on the
new arrival list is a granddaughter for first time grandparents Mary and
Barry Gorelick.
Do you know a member that needs a little sunshine due to an illness,
surgery or loss of a family member? Or a member celebrating a major
birthday, anniversary or new grandchild? If so, please contact me by
email or phone call to let me know so I can send a card on behalf of
our members.
CALL FOR ENTRIES: An Exhibition of African Folk & Fiber Art - Road to California –
January 22-25, 2015, Ontario CA
This will be the largest exhibit of African Folklore Embroidery fiber and quilting art that California has ever seen.
The exhibit which gives over $500 in cash prizes is in its fifth year. You are invited to submit your completed African Folklore Embroidery pieces for this exhibit. Deadline for submissions: December 15th 2014.
The exhibition curated by fiber artist, teacher and author, Leora Raikin, will feature the completed work comprising African folklore Embroidery pieces made into quilts, books, wall hangings, pillows, table runners, bags and
wearable art.
The challenge is open to all; rules of the challenge are at www.aflembroidery.com
Contact: Leora Raikin (818) 999-6094 [email protected]
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STASHBUSTERS - PHILANTHROPY
Sheri Hill, [email protected], 949-492-3788
Barbara Ann Christensen, [email protected] , Roni Trehy, [email protected] , Charlotte Spere, [email protected]
Vicki Janis [email protected]
Our next meeting will be
WEDNESDAY, October 22, 10 AM - 2:00 PM
SAN CLEMENTE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
119 AVENIDA DE LA ESTRELLA IN SAN CLEMENTE
The Philanthropy Ladies have been busy in the basement room at the Presbyterian Church,
enjoying the comforts of air conditioning…as I write this tonight, the hottest day on record in
my memory, we can still manage to create some quilted gems. While Sheri is touring Europe,
I am struggling to keep the Philanthropy boat afloat… There have been fabric donations from
so many generous people, thank you everyone! There are batiks, large pieces of fabric for
backs, brights, stripes, I can’t wait to organize them all. We have been making lap sized
quilts of late, destined for Meals on Wheels in San Juan Capistrano. The plan is to wait until
October to deliver them, no need for a quilt to stay warm these days. Please feel free to join
us the third Wednesday of each month at the Presbyterian, 10-2pm, come for an hour or bring
lunch and stay until 2. If you have any questions, give me a call, 949-842-6089. Vickie ;0)
Sheri Hill
Barbara Ann Christensen
Roni Trehy
Charlotte Spere
Vicki Janis
SMALL ITEMS: Our host church is grateful for the small toiletries and non-perishable food items we deliver
each month. You may leave the bags containing these items in the fireside room where you check in.
“Bear as Collage” was
shown by Mary
Gorelick. She says
about this quilt:
“I love bears. I love
fused appliqué collages.
How could I not buy this
pattern when I saw it at
Road to California last
January?”
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SUPER SWAPPERS Joann Bishop
[email protected]
Susie Russell [email protected]
SUPER SWAPPERS........Christmas or light neutrals for October.
We are so glad to have our members join the swaps. Remember, you can join in any time, even if you have
not swapped in past months. The more swappers, the more variety we get in the fabrics. Be sure to pick up
your packet each month at the Super Swappers table, or have a friend get it for you. This is how it works:
*Wash, iron and cut off selvages from 1 yard of good quality 100% cotton before cutting twelve 10-inch blocks.
*Put the twelve 10-inch blocks in a gallon plastic bag with your name written in large letters at the top.
Also indicate that you have included 12 blocks.
WE MUST RECEIVE 12 BLOCKS IN EACH PLASTIC BAG FOR THE SWAP TO WORK. YOU WILL NOT
RECEIVE ANY OF YOUR FABRIC BACK, SO IF YOU LIKE YOUR FABRIC BE SURE TO BUY A LITTLE
EXTRA FOR YOUSELF.
October:
November:
December:
January:
2 possible swaps....Christmas or light neutrals**
Civil War
2 possible swaps.....red prints or black and white prints**
patriotic prints
**when there are 2 possible swaps you may participate in one or
both swaps. Each plastic bag must contain 12 blocks of just one
of the swap choices.
Please do NOT mix the two swaps to make up a total of 12 blocks.
Joan Orris made this table runner titled “American Maize”
from a pattern by Cheryl Almgren Taylor that appeared in the
Sep/Oct 2014 issue of McCall’s Quilting Magazine. Joan
enjoys changing her home decorations with each season by
using quilted table toppers and wall hangings. Creating
quilted items also fulfills her love for sewing and visual arts.
FAT QUARTER ESTIMATES
From one fat quarter (18” x 22”) you can cut:
99 - 2” squares
56 2 1/2” squares
42 - 3” squares
30 - 3 1/2” squares
20 - 4” squares
16 - 4 1/2” squares
12 - 5” or 5 1/2” squares
9 - 6” squares
6 - 6 1/2” or 7” squares
4 - 7 1/2”, 8”, 8 1/2” or 9” squares
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Susie Russell
Joann Bishop
TREASURER’S REPORT
Ruth Johnson [email protected]
08-01-14 through 08-31-14
Beginning Balance:
$ 24,442.12
Income:
July membership
170.00
June membership
175.00
Monthly Mini
109.00
Recycling magazines
25.40
Wounded Warriors donation
40.00
Workshops
300.00
Quiltfest Palm Springs bus trip
765.00
Sponsors
300.00
Total Income:
$ 1,884.40
Expenses:
Facilities - Meeting Room
Facilities - Storage
November Fest - fan disc w/pouch
November Fest - food & supplies
Operations - Internet server fee
SCCQG Insurance certificate
Philanthropy - room
Programs—Speakers lunch
Workshop room
Wounded Warriors—fabric
200.00
100.00
233.64
500.00
15.00
20.00
100.00
60.00
100.00
259.09
Total Expenses:
$ 1,587.73
Net Income /Loss
$
Current Balance:
$ 24,738.79
296.67
Respectfully Submitted, Ruth Johnson
Treasurer Surfside Quilters Guild 2014-15
Janice Elliott and her niece, Emerson, showed “Butterflies”.
They saw this quilt at Pottery Barn and Janice jumped at the
chance when Emerson asked if Janice would make it for her.
Emerson’s parents recently painted her bedroom purple, her
favorite color, so she needed new bedding to match, and
asked specifically for the color purple and lots of butterflies.
After sewing the stripes together Janice began making her
own templates for the butterflies and flowers to appliqué.
Nancy Burch completed the quilting which really topped it off.
Coat and Jacket Drive
We will be collecting cold weather outerwear at the Oct. 14 th
meeting. These items will be delivered and distributed through the O.C. Rescue Mission. Items are
needed for man, women and children. There is a special extra need for men's hats and scarves. It
will someday turn cold here and these items will be so greatly appreciated. It would be great if you
could check with your neighbors, relatives, and friends. There will be a white pick up truck at the top
of the parking lot for easy collect. Many thanks. Julie Vlahos [email protected]
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WOUNDED WARRIOR PROJECT
Mary Freedman, Chair [email protected] 949-388-6901
Nancy Burch [email protected] 949-582-5333 Carmelle Spruill [email protected] 949-498-1931
Patriotic Quilt
Directions are for 3 - 12 ½” unfinished blocks of each color.
Cut the following
Blue Fabric: 2---3 ½” X 40” Make 1 strip set. From
the strip set, cut 3 -12
Yellow Fabric: 2---1 ½” X
½” wide segments.
40”
Cut the following
Red Fabric: 2---3 ½” X 40”
Blue Fabric: 2---1 ½” X
40”
Cut the following
Yellow Fabric: 2---3 ½” X
40”
Make 1 strip set. From
the strip set, cut 3 -12
½” wide segments.
Make 1 strip set. From
the strip set cut 3 -12 ½”
wide segments.
Red Fabric: 2---1 ½” X 40”
Mary Freedman
Nancy Burch
Carmelle Spruill
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SHOW & TELL Viv Hawker
[email protected] 949-218-0347
Joan Orris [email protected]
The September Show and Tell was unfortunately rushed as our
fantastic speaker ran long. We still loved seeing what our fellow
guild members had to show us, fifteen lovely quilts and quilted
items. Please bring your creations in October and share them in
our next Show and Tell. Thank you, Viv and Joan.
REMEMBER -No Show & Tell in Nov due to November Fest.
Vivien Hawker
Joan Orris
Students showed their projects from the August Mystery Workshop. Left to right: Teacher Linda Rigdon,
Maggie Bell, Margaret Arnold, Vickie Janis, Lynn Tweet. And hiding behind her quilt in the back is teacher
Wendy McCallley. Vickie’s table runner is “Halloween Fun”. She used Halloween fabric and machine quilted it
with spider webs and itsy bitsy spiders dancing around the edges - the runner will go to her friend Lorraine..
Mary Mulcahey with her quilt from one of Rob Appell’s
“Endangered Species” patterns. She took his class at
Camp Watch-A-Patcher four years ago and had a ball
making this quilt. Instead of the Fairy Frost fabric line,
that Rob used in his original quilt, she used batiks.
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Mary Mulcahey took a class with Rob Appell to
make “Green Sea Turtle” She used batiks and
changed the color scheme. She had fun in the class.
Michelle Howe showed “Winter Dreams” based on the
“Frolic” pattern. Hand appliquéd, machine quilted, embroidered, and embellished. Made by the A-team
friendship group for the Flying Geese Quilt Guild
auction to be held Oct 11th.
Chris Huben made this top in a workshop with Pat
Speth. She showed it to compare with Sheryl’s quilt
done in a different color selection.
Sheryl Smith Bailey displayed her completed quilt
from the Pat Speth class. Sheryl cut enough 5”
squares to make three quilts! A different fabric selection makes the design very different. Machine quilted.
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Carol Divino started “Beach Scene” about five years ago
in a Marian Mapes class. Using her own stash and
Marian’s full size drawing, she fused each section, starting at the bottom, working her way to the top, then placing
the palm tree last. She free-motion quilted the entire quilt
on her Viking SE sewing machine and her Tiara Mid-arm
machine, using David Taylor’s FMQ techniques. She will
hang the quilt in her granddaughter Hailey’s beachthemed bedroom after Marian Mapes sees it. Hailey is so
excited about this! Carol had fun making it.
[You can see part of the palm tree pattern at lower right.]
“Beach Blanket Bingo” Made, quilted
and donated to the November Fest
auction by Vickie Janis using
techniques from a workshop with Pat
Speth. 50”W x 74”L
Annice Douglas started this quilt “Flower Tessellation” three years
ago in a Suzanne Stanton class. Quilted by Nancy Burch.
Congratulations, Annice, on finishing this beautiful UFO.
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COUNCIL OF QUILT GUILDS
Nancy Ota [email protected]
949-498-4243
SCCQG October meeting on Volunteer Dynamics
The TLC Quilt Guild of Covina will lead the October discussion on volunteers,
how to get involvement and how to fill positions of responsibility. The meeting
will be hosted by the Santa Monica Quilt Guild at the Mar Vista Ward of the
Church of the Latter Day Saints, 3655 W. Centinela Ave, Los Angeles on
Saturday, October 11, 2014 at 10am.
RSVP: Susan Barrett ([email protected]) Anyone interested in attending this
October SCCQG meeting, please contact Nancy Ota.
Nancy Ota
Nancy Ota - “Infinity 2”
Jan Hirth - “Garden Jubilee”
Nancy Gasparotti - “Diamond Drops”
Odette Osantowski - “Christmas Cactus”
If you went to the Palm Springs show you will have seen these four quilts representing Surfside Quilters
Guild. SCCQG sponsored a display of quilts from Southern California quilt guilds, but there wasn’t much time
to organize which quilts would be shown. Nancy Ota sent out a request for people who have quilts to show
and these are the four people who responded in time. Congratulations to each of the artists.
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FUTURE PROGRAMS
Odette Osantowski, VPresident/Programs [email protected]
2014
November 11 - November Fest
December 9 - Member Showcase
2015
January 13 - Lisa Bongean www.primitivegatherings.us
February 10 - Judy Sisneros [email protected]
March 10 - Nancy Lee Chong www.prqc.com
April 14 - Mary Lou Weidman
May 12 June 9 - Victoria Findlay-Wolfe www.bumblebeansinc.com
July 14 - Mary Tabar www.marytabar.com
August 11 September 15 - Rami Kim www.ramkim.com
October 13 - Sue Rasmussen www.suerasmussenquilts.com
November 10 December 8 - Member Showcase
2016
January 12 February 9 - Bonnie Hunter www.quiltville.com
March 8 - Kim Schrader Fauth www.abcdquilting.com
April 12 - Becky Goldsmith [email protected]
May 10 June 14 - Claudia D. Gomez [email protected]
July 12 - Cindy Seitz-King [email protected]
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PLACES TO GO
Del Thomas
[email protected] 714-315-9526
Continuing thru Nov 23 Quilt National [c] Oceanside Museum of Art, Oceanside, CA
704 Pier View Way, Oceanside, CA 760.435.3720
http://www.oma-online.org
Tues - Sat 10am - 4pm Sunday 1pm - 4pm
Oct 2—31 “Shades of Passion” Southern California Showcase Exhibit by SAQA
Poway Center for the Performing Arts, 15498 Espola Road, Poway, CA 858-668-4693
www.poweaycenter.com Artists Reception—Friday, Oct 10 5pm to 8pm
Oct 3 - Jan 4, 2015 Quilt Visions 2014: The Sky’s The Limit. Biennial International Exhibit with
quilts juried from world wide entries. Closed on Monday Hours: Tues - Sun 10am to 4pm
2825 Dewey Road, San Diego, CA 92106 www.visionsartmuseum.org
Oct 11 - Opening reception for Quilt Visions 2014: The Sky’s The Limit 5pm to 7pm
Oct 12 - Exhibiting Artist’s Tour 11am
Oct 12 - Panel Discussion featuring the jurors 2pm
October 4, 2014 16th Annual Old Town Temecula Outdoor Quilt Show, Temecula, CA. Small
quilt silent auction 10 - 12:30, Live auction 1pm.
http://www.valleyofthemistquilters.com/pages/QuiltShow2014.php
OCTOBER 4-5 Simi Valley Quilt Guild Quilt Show “Trip Around the World” Admission $8
Sat 10-5 Sun 10-4 Rancho Santa Susana Community Center, 5005 Los Angeles Avenue, Simi
Valley, CA - across the street from the Simi Valley Amtrak station. Free parking if you drive.
For more information visit www.simivalleyquiltguild.org
Oct 10th & 11th Los Angeles County Quilters Guild - 16th Semi-annual Quilt Show Greek Orthodox Church of Long Beach, 5761 East Colorado St, Long Beach Free Parking, No Strollers. Friday 9am - 5pm Saturday 9am - 3pm. Adult admission: $8 Children 5 - 12 $3 Under 5 - Free.
October 11th Quilted Treasures quilt auction & Luncheon/Tea - Flying Geese Quilters Guild
11am to 2pm, Miller Community Center, 300 Centennial Way, Tustin Admission: $5. Live auction
12 –2pm Silent Auction 11-12, Raffle Baskets. Info: www.flyinggeese.org
Nov 8th Quilters Piece Corps Quilt & Craft Show/Sale Community Church of Jess Ranch,
11537 Apple Valley Rd, Apple Valley, CA 8am to 4pm Free admission. Quilts, Handmade gifts,
Live Auction at 1pm, Basket Raffle at 3:30pm, Lunch/cookies available.
For more info call Annie 760-900-2522.
Nov 15 – Feb 15th American Quilts in the Modern Age, 1870-1940 Muzeo, 241 S. Anaheim
Blvd, Anaheim, CA 714-956-8936 Exhibit from the Int’l Quilt Study Center& Museum at the Univ.
of Nebraska-Lincoln. Also a special exhibit of California Art Quilters with quilts from Sherry
Kleinman, Linda Anderson, Cindy Cooksey, Jamie Fingal, Sheila Frampton-Cooper, Joe Cunningham, Lura Swarz-Smith, Kerby Smith, Terry Waldron. Hours: 10am—5pm Closed on Mondays
Directions: http://www.muzeo.org/directions.htmlh tWebsite: www.muzeo.org
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Sheri Siedentop, Proprietor
THE QUILT CUPBOARD
11891 Valley View St
Garden Grove, CA 92845
714/891-8639
Annie
www.thequiltcupboard.net
sheri@thequiltcupboard.
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Surfside Quilters Guild, P. O. Box 3295, San Clemente, CA 92674
WWW.SURFSIDEQUILTERSGUILD.ORG
OFFICERS:
President: Linda Ambrosini [email protected] 949-362-4206
1st VP Programs: Odette Osantowski [email protected] 949-489-9639
2nd VP Membership: Katy Lillie [email protected] 949-412-7451
3rd VP Facilities: Betty Collins [email protected] 760-722-4796
Secretary: Connie Veldkamp [email protected] 949-492-6814
Treasurer: Ruth Johnson [email protected] 949-492-5285
Parliamentarian: Vickie Janis [email protected] 949-842-6089
Past President: Vickie Janis [email protected] 949-842-6089
STANDING COMMITTEES:
Friendship Groups: Monica Shafer [email protected] 949-362-5524 Maggie Bell [email protected] 949-488-3011
Hospitality: Nancy Pestal [email protected] 949-492-9855
Monthly Mini: Margaret Arnold [email protected] 949-770-1259 Nancy Gasparotti [email protected] 949-494-4248
Newsletter: Del Thomas [email protected] 714-315-9526
Philanthropy: Sheri Hill [email protected] 949-492-3788 Barbara Ann Christensen [email protected] 949-496-3962
Vickie Janis [email protected] 949-842-6089 Charlotte Spere [email protected] 949-496-3588
Roni Trehy [email protected] 949-429-5875
Publicity/Sponsors: Marjorie Johnson [email protected] 949 493-8786
SCCQG Representative: Nancy Ota [email protected] 949-498-4243
Show & Tell: Vivien Hawker [email protected] 949-218-0347 Joan Orris [email protected] 949-240-5890
Sunshine & Shadows: Sharon Whelan [email protected] 949-493-3516
Super Swappers: Joann Bishop [email protected] 949-493-4722
Susie Russell [email protected] 949-275-5365
Ways & Means: Betty Collins [email protected] 760-722-4796
Welcoming: Julie Vlahos [email protected] 949-661-2522 Carol Whiteside [email protected] 949-361-5388
Workshops: Wendy McCalley [email protected] 949-582-2024 Linda Rigdon [email protected] 949-588-1640
SPECIAL COMMITTEES:
Bus Trips: Maggie Bell [email protected] 949-488-3011 Monica Shafer [email protected] 949-362-5524
Internet Website: Julia Neff Maben [email protected] 949-492-7946
Internet Buddy: Mary Gorelick [email protected] 626-639-3540
Lunch Reservations: Hiroko Moriwaki [email protected] 949-951-7292
Magazine Recycle: Jan Kemp [email protected] 949-369-9737
Mary Jayne Bellamy [email protected] 949-492-2017
Photographer: Del Thomas [email protected] 714-315-9526
UFO Group: Linda Rigdon [email protected] 949-588-1640 Wendy McCalley [email protected] 949-582-2024
Wounded Warrior Quilts: Mary Freedman [email protected] 949-388-6901,
Nancy Burch [email protected] 949-582-5333, Carmelle Spruill [email protected] 949-498-1931
The Surfside Quilters Guild, a 501 (c)(3) corporation, was established in March 2009 to
promote quilting and other fiber arts in the
South Orange County area. The Guild offers the opportunity to share experiences
with other quilters in an atmosphere of fellowship, as well as to enhance the knowledge and skills of its membership. Newsletters are distributed via the Internet.
Dues are $30.00 annually for the membership year from May 1st through April 30th.
Guests are always welcome for a donation
of $5.00. Membership and Volunteer forms
are available on our website:
WWW.SURFSIDEQUILTERSGUILD.ORG
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