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QUILTS BY THE SEA
2011 QUILT SHOW CATEGORIES
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The Quilt Show will
have ONE new
category for 2011. To
encourage our youth to
start quilting we have
added the Mentored
Youth group. A
member must have
helped the 18 and
under youth to piece
and/or quilt the quilt. It
can be of any size and
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the member will fill out
the entry form for the youth. The quilts will receive
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nd
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participation ribbons and 1 , 2 , 3 place ribbons to
encourage the art of quilting. The rest of the
categories will remain the same. Each member will
have to choose which category best fits their quilt.
The hanging committee may decide to combine
categories if needed. Here is a list of the categories:
VOLUME XXIIII, Issue 4
May 2011
Medium Quilts, assembled by exhibitor, quilted by
a professional or other second party 150-274”
outside dimension.
Pieced - predominant construction technique
Appliqué - predominant construction technique
Small Quilts, assembled by exhibitor, quilted by
exhibitor or professional, less than 150” outside
dimension.
Pieced - predominant construction technique
Appliqué - predominant construction technique
Hand Quilted – Pieced and/or appliqué
Group Quilts assembled or quilted by 3 or more
people, such as block exchange quilts, group hand
quilted quilts (Bayshore, Knotty Ladies, etc.).
Miniature Quilts, NOT just a small quilt, but a
miniature version of a larger quilt. If blocks are
used, they must not be larger than 4”. Not to exceed
120” outside dimension.
Large Quilts, assembled and quilted by exhibitor,
(non-professional), 275” and larger outside
dimension. Choose one category.
Pieced - predominant construction technique
Appliqué - predominant construction technique
Hand Quilted – Pieced and/or appliqué
Innovative/Art Quilts, an original design, a creative
interpretation, something different. Not made from a
published pattern.
Large Quilts, assembled by exhibitor, quilted by a
professional or other second party, 275” and larger
outside dimension.
Mentored Youth, constructed by a non-member
youth, 18 or younger with help of a member.
Member will enter the quilt.
Pieced - predominant construction technique
Appliqué - predominant construction technique
Medium Quilts, assembled and quilted by exhibitor,
(non-professional), 150-274” outside dimension.
Pieced - predominant construction technique
Appliqué - predominant construction technique
Hand Quilted – Pieced and/or appliqué
Miscellaneous, garments, purses, totes, table
runners, pillows, etc.
If you have any questions about the categories,
Virginia and Jane will be available at Table Walk
and Breaks during the meetings.
WE HOPE EVERY ONE OF YOU WILL FIND A
CATEGORY TO ENTER A QUILT IN FOR OUR
“21st ANNUAL SHOW”.
Virginia, Jane and Yvonne
MAY EVENTS
5th
FRIENDSHIP GROUP MEETINGS
Community Quilts
10am – 3pm
Quilter’s Cottage - Toledo
LINCOLN COUNTY QUILTERS
10:00 am EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY
Lincoln City Community Center
12th
Guild Meeting
12:00 Table Walk
12:30 pm POT LUCK
ALC - Newport
KNOTTY LADIES
11:30 am – 3:00 pm EVERY WEDNESDAY
Senior Center - Newport
19th
Board Meeting
10 am
Carriage House – Newport
Quilt Show Meeting
1:15 pm
Carriage House - Newport
26th
Projects Anonymous
10 am – 4 pm
Carriage House – Newport
JUNE PROGRAM AND WORKSHOP
Phyllis Prom will be our featured speaker for June. Her
trunk show of art quilts will walk us through the evolution of
creating a work of art from fabric. Phyllis has had her
works shown at major quilt shows throughout the US,
including Paducah, KY. She has been teaching her
methods for many years in the Eugene area. Phyllis has
developed some interesting ways to create illusions that
are her very own. Come to the meeting for her fun and
inspiring program and then take her class on Friday.
You’ll be working outside the box and exercising your
creative muscles.
Her workshop on Friday will include a kit of materials that
you will need to make your project; the cost of the kit is
included in the price for the workshop. Phyllis is preparing
the kits now so don't postpone signing up this month.
BAYSHORE QUILTERS
10:00 am – 4 pm EVERY FRIDAY
Bayshore Clubhouse - Waldport
COMMUNITY QUILTS
10:00 am – 4 pm EVERY TUESDAY
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834 SE 13 - Newport
MAY WORKSHOP
Coloring for
Grownups!
It’s time to play
with crayons and
fabric!! Our
workshop for May
will feature Terrie
Kyger and her
coloring
techniques on
fabric. Terrie will
soon have her first
book published by
Martingale, and is
coming to present
her workshop on the Melt-N-Blend method of coloring
with crayons.
A full kit is included in the cost of the workshop, $58. The
workshop will be held at Atonement Lutheran Church on
Saturday, May 14, 9:30 - 4:30 pm.
Come join us and play a little!!!
The quilt show is fast approaching and a lot of projects and boutique items are
being completed. PLEASE BE SURE TO CHECK THE COPYRIGHT INFORMATION on
patterns before entering or selling items in the show.
Quilt Show Awards
st
nd
rd
We will continue the same 1 , 2 , 3 . place ribbons in each
category like previous years. The Special Awards will be
similar with couple additions:
Best of Show- Quilt chosen from all the 1st place winners.
Personal Achievement- Quilt made entirely by exhibitor.
st
nd
rd
Best Professional Machine Quilting- 1 , 2 , 3 quilts
chosen from all the 1,2,3 place winners in the professional
categories.
President’s Award
Featured Quilter’s Award
Guest Quilter’s Award
Founder’s Award
Quilt Chair’s Choice
Rec Center’s Best
Judge’s Choice
st nd rd
Viewer’s Choice, 1 ,2 ,3
Sponsored Ribbons-(See Separate article for details)chosen by sponsor.
The judging will be done before the set-up day this year to
solve the stress and problem with finishing on time. The
location will be determined soon and the day will probably
rd
be Wed, Aug 3 . We will be using experienced sewing and
quilting volunteers with our guidelines similar to previous
years. Members will continue to drop off quilts to the depots
and pick up from depots like usual.
Please stop by the Quilt Show table at the next meeting (or
contact Jane Szabo) to get the new rack cards and flyers for
distribution. Most stores love our professional flyers and are
happy to display them.
Let’s make our 21st quilt show one of the best, with lots of
beautiful quilts and lots of member participation.
Everyone is welcome to come to the next Quilt Show
meeting, May 19, 2011, 1:15pm Carriage House in Newport.
Jane, Virginia, and Yvonne
QUILT SHOW HELP WANTED:
We still need some help in a few areas.
1. Distribute flyers right before the Quilt Show to hotels,
restaurants, tourist spots.
Exciting New Quilt Show
Sponsored Ribbons!
This year the Quilt Show Co-chairs are encouraging
members and others to sponsor their "own special
award" at the Quilt Show. These Sponsored Ribbons
will be in addition to our regular categories. Members
and non-members can create their own category or
theme award and then choose the quilt that wins this
award (not your own or a family member).
The cost to create an award is $10 for members and
$15 for nonmembers, which includes one day of
admission to our 2011 Quilts by the Sea. The sponsors
will select their winner after the hanging on Thurs, Aug
4, or Friday, Aug 5th, 9 am till 12pm. Some ideas for
categories are, Best Children's Quilt, Best Patriotic,
Best Use of Batik, Best Use of Red, Pure Joy, Best
Border, So far we have these awards: Twinkle, You
Made Me Say WOW, “A Look Back”, 30’s fabric.
The deadline for these awards will be the June
meeting so we will have time to prepare your special
award ribbon. Let's make this a really fun addition at
our show. Please stop by the Quilt Show table at the
next meeting or contact one of the show chairmen to
create "your special award". See Jane Szabo for any
questions or to create your award.
SMALL QUILT AUCTION FOR
THE 2011 QUILT SHOW
We are once again asking for small quilts donation by
OCQG members for the fundraiser silent auction at our
Quilt Show. Half of the proceeds will go to the charity
that we’ll choose in a special drawing and half will go to
our guild. We want quilts that represent your very best
work so that bidders will say, “I want that quilt!”
The quilts must have a total perimeter of no more than
120 inches. They can be any style, embellished or not,
hand or machine quilted (no tied quilts). You must put
on a hanging sleeve and label. The turn in date for the
quilts is the JULY meeting.
Any questions please contact Karen Oetjen or Paulette
Stenberg.
2. Make some inside signs for the Quilt Show for new
categories and directing people to back gym,etc.
3. Plan and set up OCQG table and display for the Show
which would include community quilts, workshops,
activities, and membership. Other volunteers will
man this at the Show.
4. Helping to make more wood bases for the hanging poles.
This is probably our husbands or sons, HELP
please!!
Many hands make light work. Please contact Jane Szabo to
help.
QUILT SHOW GRAB BAGS
There will be a box at the meetings from now till
the quilt show to collect any small items for the
quilt show grab bags. Please
check your closets and bring items
that are lying around that are no
longer needed.
OCQG MERCHANDISE
CHALLENGE QUILT TURN IN INSTRUCTIONS
All new guild merchandise is
available at every general
meeting. A new specialty item
is a fleece jacket in a variety of
colors with the ship embroidered
on the left crest. The jackets
are $40-$45 and can be
preordered through June.
...Please tell us by the May Guild meeting, May 12,
2011, that you will be entering your quilt in the
challenge. It would be best to e-mail or call (Kathy or
Sarah) - there will be a list at the May meeting, but we
still would prefer an e-mail or phone call.
...Add the 4" hanging sleeve - directions are on the
guild’s web site.
...Fill out the quilt show insurance waiver form. Add
"2011 Perfect Block Challenge" after your quilt name on
the label and receipt form. Attach the label to the back
of your quilt as per the entry instructions. Besides the
paper label, it’s a good idea to have your name on a
separate label that you sew onto your quilt back. Do not
put your name on the front of the quilt!
...Attach a 3X5 card with your quilt name and/or block
name to the front.
...Bring your quilt to the June
Guild meeting in a plain bag.
Also include in the bag 3
separate 2"X6" strips of fabric
you have used in your quilt. If
you are unable to attend the
June meeting, please make
arrangements to have
someone else bring it for you or call us to make
arrangements. I will sign your receipt when you turn in
your quilt - and you will need to show the receipt when
you pick up your quilt after the show.
...The quilts will be judged at both the June and July
meetings by members of the Guild.
Gales Creek Camp Raffle
For kids with type 1 diabetes.
Each raffle ticket is $5. A $25 donation is greatly
appreciated. Raffle tickets will be sold at the May
luncheon and winners chosen during the May potluck.
Prizes include fabric, gift cards, machine quilting
certificates, and much more. 100% tax deductible
~Jennifer Reinhart
LIBRARY CORNER
A guild member suggested
we purchase the book
Mystery Quilts by Rita Fishel,
and we did. It features
instructions for 15 quilts in the format of mystery quilts: the
first half of the book explains the basic fabric requirements
and color/value needs and clues for each quilt. The
second half features further fabric and batting needs and
pictures a completed version of each quilt.
Kathy Jordan
928-699-9520
[email protected]
Sarah Spady
541-765-4561
[email protected]
So, if you are a beginning quilter or are looking for quick
projects, do investigate this book. If you want to have a
mystery quilt party for friends or relatives, this book is for
you.
PLEASE NOTE:
Since mystery quilt events often include food, the author
has included several easy proven tasty dishes, which will
fuel the excitement of creation.
Fons & Porter are offering new subscriptions and renewals at
$15.00 each. Sign up will be at the membership table and the
checks need to be made out to me.
Anne Hendrickson
Pat Laub
HOBO QUILTS by Debra G. Henninger
This is a great fun book that brings back many memories
for me. Did you ever see marks on your grandparent’s
house or fence? My grandparents lived in-between 3 sets
of railroad tracks. I did see the markings on the fence, and
waved to many hobos as they went by on the trains.
When I first saw this book, I was excited to see that
someone had written this history down.
In this book, you see the secret language of the hobos
made into a quilt. Anne and I thought that this would be a
great book for our library; we love the history.
Pam Werth
If you know you will not be able to finish your block
please call me at 541-563-5509 and I will be
happy to pick it up or send it to me by mail at
13976 NW Pali St., Seal Rock, OR 97376.
Nancy Larsen and Celeste Alexander
N E W
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY!
M E M B E R S
DEE WALDO
Dee joined the guild for inspiration and to learn new
skills. She enjoys gardening sewing and reading as
well as volunteering.
MAY
2 - Isabelle Blower
5 - Mary Warfield
9- Shirley Gilmore
12 - Janet Scanlon
19 - Donna Lamb
19 - Judie Rickus
22 - Jeanie Singler
26 - Sally Ann Morris
30 - Marilynn Pratt
NAN CROSS
Nan is the daughter of guild member Nancy Cross.
She just started quilting last year and currently makes
quilt blocks. Another of her interests is reading.
DONNA LAMB
Donna has been quilting for about 8 years, primarily
doing pieced and machine work. She also enjoys
reading, puzzles and beach walks.
CHARLOTTE PAULSEN
Charlotte joined the guild to learn how to appliqué
and hand quilt. In her spare time she likes to crochet
and read.
W E L C O M E !
For reasons of privacy New Member personal information will not be printed in the newsletter. If
you are a guild member and would like the information, a list will be available at the general
meetings or you may view and print it from the secure web link that is emailed to e-News
subscribers. If you do not have web access, please contact the Membership Chairpersons directly.
QUILTER’S SURPRISE WINNER
NIFTY NOTIONS WINNER
PAM WERTH
NAN SCOTT
Membership Cards
Membership cards are available from
the membership committee by request.
Please see them at the front table or
email your request to them and the
card will be ready at the meeting.
Pieced Block
of the Month
April Appliquéd Block Winner
CHERYL MOTTNER
April Pieced Block Winner
FLORENCE ROBERTS
Appliquéd
Block of the
Month
Minutes of General Membership Meeting
April 11, 2011
Attendance was 84 members, 4 new members and 3 guests. President
Jackie Stankey called the meeting to order at 6:30.
Quilt Show flyers and posters are available for distribution to area quilt
shops and businesses. A variety of volunteer posts are available.
Sponsored ribbon awards are available for $10 each. A new award
category has been added “Mentored Youth” for quilters 18 & younger
mentored by a guild member.
Merchandising “Quilt Shop Navigator” books featuring our 2011 raffle
quilt on the cover is available for $7. Jen Reinhart is holding a fundraiser raffle for Gale’s Creek Camp with many quilt-related prizes.
Space is still available for the September 18-21 quilting retreat.
Quilt Fest in Toledo
will be May 7th and Monica Lyons requests quilts for display at various
locations around town. Our Documentation group is participating.
Open House – Jean Amundson reported that we had 63 non-member
attendees, of which 2 joined the Guild as new members. We netted
over $300 for the event.
Roundabouts Program focused on four types of embellishment: Piping
demonstrated by Laura Martin, Beading by Heidi Ware, Circles by
Helena Roberts and Embroidery by Toni Brodie.
Drawings for various raffle and participant programs were held with the
respective prizes awarded. The Show and Share session followed.
Upcoming programs and workshops were announced. Members are
encouraged to check the newsletter for dates and topics.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:55.
Respectfully submitted, Becky Mershon, Secretary
will be disbursed contingent on activities by Waldport High School
Home Ec and Oregon Quilt Project. Additional quilt-related suggestions
may be made to any OCQG officer.
Travel Reimbursement Policy – Jen Reinhart requested reimbursement
for her travel costs to venues on behalf of the guild to the Portland and
Coburg shows. The Board formalized a new policy. Travel further than
a fifty-mile radius from the member’s home on Board approved
Committee or Guild business will be reimbursed at the then current
Federal Government rate per mile. The funds will be drawn from the
Committee budget incurring the expense.
Increase Guild Portion of boutique sales from 10% to 13% to better
offset the increased bank fees/charges for credit card acceptance at
events. A notable portion of boutique sales at Open House and Quilt
Show are by credit card. Cautionary wording regarding the use of
copyrighted patterns for making multiple items for the boutique will be
added to our quilt show entry forms.
Committees reporting included:
Finance – Members are reminded to turn in funds and any unsold raffle
tickets in a prompt manner.
Merchandising –The Board approved the donation of a logo project bag
for the silent auction at the Coburg Show in recognition of their low
vendor fees.
Programs – Planning is in progress for 2012 presenters. Both Linda
Ballard and Nancy Chung have signed contracts with us.
Retreat – Openings are available for this fall’s retreat and payment
plans are available.
The meeting was adjourned at 11:40.
Respectfully submitted, Becky Mershon, Secretary
Minutes of Executive Board Meeting
April 21, 2011
GUILD RETREAT 2011
THE RESORT AT THE MOUNTAIN IN WELCHES, OR
President Jackie Stankey called the meeting to order at 10:00. Present
at the meeting were 17 members making a quorum.
The February minutes printed in the newsletter were accepted as
amended.
The Treasurer’s report was accepted as clarified.
September 18-21, 2011
Old Business
Audit – Karen Donobedian drafted a brief write-up on the financial
responsibility of a committee chairperson. After amendment, the
information will be provided to all chairs and placed in each committee’s
binder.
Tax-exempt status (C7) with the IRS was applied for and not yet
finalized. Need an update from Finance at next meeting.
New Business
Financial Outreach - Funds available after the annual budget is closed
will be donated to worthy causes beyond our annually scheduled
donations. We have $760 available. Membership will be asked to
endorse giving $50 to Pacific NW Quilters Assn, $200 to Latimer Textile
Museum and $100 to Coffee Creek Prison quilters’ group. The balance
Hold your spot with a deposit of $75!
Prices vary depending on how many people stay in a
room: $375-$305 per person - This is a great deal for just
about $100 per day you get everything provided to you!
INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS ARE ACCEPTED
This is a beautiful resort located at the base of Mt. Hood.
Come join us for three full days of quilting and
camaraderie. There will be games and activities and
plenty of time to either sit by the pool or take a nature
walk! Do you have a friend who is not a guild member but
loves quilting as much as you? No problem! Non Guild
members can attend this retreat at the same cost.
Information sheets are available at every general meeting
or online at www.oregoncoastalquilters.org.
Contact Jennifer Reinhart to register or with any
questions.
Japanese-Style Party Mix
(courtesy of Judy McCoy)
Adapted from “Steve’s Often Copied, Never-Duplicated, Furikake Chex
Mix”
http://www.food.com/recipe/steves-often-copied-never-duplicatedfurikake-chex-mix-360282
This is a sweet and savory variation of a very rich party mix. The added
Japanese flavors are soy sauce, Japanese rice crackers, and furikake.
Furikake is a dry mixture of various ingredients usually sprinkled over
hot rice or used to embellish dishes such as seared ahi tuna or sushi.
The variation of furikake used in this recipe is “nori komi,” roughly
translated as “seaweed taste.” Ingredients of nori komi furikake include
toasted white and/or black sesame seeds, black and green laver
seaweed, sugar, and salt. Japanese rice crackers are made with mochi
(pounded glutinous rice), usually flavored with soy sauce, and also
called “arare” (hailstones) or “kaki mochi” (fried glutinous rice) and
come in different shapes and sizes. Arare is usually roasted, not fried.
You can buy furikake and arare from Asian grocery stores such as
Mai’s in Newport or Rice n Spice in Corvallis.
2 cups Rice Chex
2 cups Wheat Chex
2 cups Corn Chex
2 cups Honeycomb cereal (optional, though recommended)
2 cups pretzel sticks
2 cups dry roasted peanuts
2 cups arare (see note above)
1 cup butter
3/4 cup sugar
3/4 cup light corn syrup
2! tablespoons soy sauce (Kikkoman is recommended as it has a
richer flavor)
! cup vegetable oil (Steve’s recipe listed " cup, but I reduced this)
2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
10 drops Tabasco sauce
2 (2-ounce) bottles Nori Komi Furikake (see note above)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Preheat the oven to 250 degrees F.
Mix together all the cereals, pretzels, and peanuts in a large
baking pan (The tin foil ones that you can buy from the store to
roast turkey works really well!).
Divide the mixture evenly between two pans.
In a medium-sized saucepan, melt butter.
Add corn syrup, soy sauce, oil, Worcestershire sauce, and
Tabasco Sauce. Stir until sugar is dissolved and everything is
blended well
Pour over cereal mixture, one pan at a time, and mix well.
Put into the oven.
After 10 minutes, remove from oven, and add one bottle of
furikake to each pan. Mix around to evenly distribute furikake and
sauce from the bottom.
Continue baking for about 1 to 2 hours, stirring every 10 to 15
minutes.
The cooking time fluctuates depending on how crispy you want it,
and how humid it is (making this in 90% humidity is a nightmare!).
Cool, then break apart if necessary. (The mix should fall apart
easily, otherwise roast in oven a few more minutes.) Store in an
airtight container.
NOTE You can substitute other types of cereal for any of the Chex cereals, as
long as the amounts are equivalent. For example, you can use Crispix instead of
rice, wheat, or corn Chex. You can also add things such as goldfish crackers in
place of the cereal or arare, although the arare has a unique flavor. If you use
bagged instead of bottled furikake, use ! cup to 1 cup of it, adjusting to taste.
COMMUNITY QUILTS
With everyone’s help
Community Quilts
donated 25 quilts to the
Olalla Center in Toledo.
The children were
delighted to have quilts to
snuggle with while at the
center.
Community Service
donated 60 pillows to the Newport hospital. A few of the
donated pillows are sold in the Samaritan Pacific Communities
Hospital gift shop. The hospital auxiliary uses profits from gift
shop sales to fund various programs, buy equipment for the
hospital, and to fund scholarships. The majority of donated
pillows are given for patients to use after surgery and to make
patients more comfortable during their stay. Thanks to
everyone who helped make pillows!
Community Service meets every Tuesday at Wilma’s studio
(834 SW 13th St. Newport) from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. This month
we will be tying quilts on the first Thursday in May at Quilter
Cottage (355 N. Main St., Toledo) from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Join
us sometime…we have lots of fun visiting and laughing while
we work on quilts. All skill levels are welcome.
We received very nice thank you notes from various groups
and individuals such as Sylvia Smith, Lincoln County
Children’s Advocacy Center for the quilts donated with a
special thank you to Toni Brodie for making the quilt and
Jennifer Reinhart for machine quilting the quilt donated to the
center to use as in a raffle later this year, and Lincoln County
Foster Parents Association.
Thanks to everyone who donates time, supplies and talent to
make Community Quilts such a success!
Wilma Roles, Janet Baldwin, and Evelyn De Paolo
Treasurer’s Report
December 1, 2010 through April 21, 2011
Total Income
Total Expenses
Budget
17,471.79
17,257.47
41,050.00
Printed copies of the full monthly report are available at the general meeting,
board meeting, and by request.
*** The auditor requests that original receipts are
used for reimbursement. Please keep the copy for
your records if you need one.***
DOLORES THOMAS
JOAN (THE SMART ONE) JOHNSON
BETTY BALLHORN
LISA TAYLOR
CHRIS BENEDETTI
ROSE SHAW
ANNE HENDRICKSON
JEAN AMUNDSON
JANE SZABO
TONI
BRODIE
DIANE
CHURCH
FLORENCE ROBERTS
LAURA MARTIN
NANCY CROSS
JOY WHITE
KRIS
MURPHY
LORNA MYERS
TWY HOCH
PAULETTE
STENBERG
JOY
KING
PAT LOOSE
KAREN DONOBEDIAN
SHIRLEY
SCOTT
CAROL
CULTON
FRAN
WHITED
JANET
SCANLON
3275 REDWOOD LOOP
FLORENCE, OR 97439
PO Box 686, Waldport, OR 97394
GENERAL MEETING
May 12th
12 noon Table Walk
12:30 pm POTLUCK
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REMEMBER TO BRING:
*Yourself
*Your Name Tag
*Block of the Month
*Show and Share Items
*Money for Quilters
Surprise, Nifty Notion and
Special Raffle
*Library Books
CHARM SQUARES
Bring 12 Prewashed
7” Cotton Squares
Reds, Roses, or Garden
Prints
REMEMBER TO BRING A
DISH TO SHARE
AND YOUR PLATE AND
UTENSILS
Fat Quarter News
Oregon Coastal Quilters Guild
P.O. Box 382
South Beach, OR 97366
www.oregoncoastalquilters.org
May Meeting
SPRING POTLUCK
Our workshop for May
features Terrie Kyger and
her coloring techniques
on fabric.