May - Pine Tree Quilt Guild

The Pine Needle Press
Volume 31 Issue 5
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Pine Tree Quilt Guild
May 2014
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------A newsletter of the Pine Tree Quilt Guild of Nevada County,
having taken root in the fabric of the Grass Valley community since 1984. Published monthly except August.
11255 Banner Mine Way, Nevada City 95959
www.PineTreeQuiltGuild.com
May President’s Message
Dear Members,
I am so honored to be the President of the Pine Tree Quilt Guild in our 30th
Anniversary year. We were founded in 1984 and will be celebrating at the
Spring Time in the Pines Quilt Show! Many of our Charter Members and
Lifetime Members will be showing their quilts at a special exhibit in the
Northern Mines Building. These special members have been the back bone of the Guild for 30
years. Show dates are May 3 and 4 with the Gala Celebration on May 2.
The hard working Quilt Show Committee, headed by Barbara Ceresa and Joan Mosley with a cast
of uncounted helpers are leaving no stones unturned. With over 400 quilts being displayed,
vendors, Country Store and much more, this promises to be one of the best quilt shows ever!!
For the May 6 evening meeting our Program Chair, Judy Vaughn, has managed to come up with a
wonderful idea that promises to be a lot of fun – it’s “Bring Your First Quilt” and your latest quilt
night. Just considering the possibilities brings a smile to my face! My own has a good story
(yes, I’ll give the short version) and I’m still determined to finish the latest quilt in time to show
it to you all. We will be celebrating the Quilt Show that night with cake, water and soda.
See you at the Quilt Show,
Anne Wilson
President
From the Editor:
Newsleer Submissions
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submission within 48 hours, please email me again or
phone me at 530-263-0805.
Thanks,
Sue Miller
Newsletter Editor
May Celebration
It’s party time! Come
celebrate the completion of
another successful quilt
show. Yummy cakes and
drinks for everyone!
Members will be our ‘experts’ for the evening. Each
member is asked to bring a quilt from their early
work and one that shows something more recent.
So delve into your work and find a couple that
you’d like to share!
See you Tuesday, May 6th at 6:30PM at the Grass
Valley Charter School!
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Table of Contents
2014 Officers & Board Members
2014 May Program (No Workshop)
2014 June Program and Workshop
Affiliates
Anniversaries & Birthdays
Board Mtg Minutes
Quilt Show Car Sign
Community Service/Drop-in & Sew
12
1&7
11
2 &10
13
online
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10
Editor’s Message
1
Financial Information
2
Guild Challenge Winner
13
General Meeting Minutes
online
Guild Meeting Dates
2
Highlights of Guild Positions
8
Home Workshop
11
Junior Quilters
8
Patchwork Star
President’s Message
Quilt Show Car Sign
Quilt Show News
Quilt Shows & Events
Scholarship Recipients
Sequicentennial Quilt
Share & Care
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11
Guild Meeting Dates May 2014
Meeting
General Meeting
Speaker Workshop
PTQG Board Meeting
Newsleer Deadline
Junior Quilters
Community Service
Drop-In ‘n Quilt
Home Workshop
Quilt Show Commiee
Location
Grass Valley Charter School
225 S. Auburn, Grass Valley
Seventh Day Adventist Church, GV
Eskaton Village, 49er Room, GV
[email protected]
Salvation Army, Alta St. GV
Seventh Day Adventist Church, GV
Seventh Day Adventist Church, GV
Seventh Day Adventist Church, GV
Eskaton Village, 49er Room, GV
Day of the Month & Time
1st Tuesday at 6:30pm
May
6th
Wednesday after General Mtg
2nd Thursday, at 6:30pm
5pm Saturday after Board Mtg
2nd Saturday at 10:30 am
3rd Thursday, 9:30 am
3rd Thursday, 9:30 am
3rd Thursday, 9:30 am
3rd Tuesday at 6:30 pm
None
8th
10th
10th
7th &15th
7th &15th
15th
None
Kudos to Our Affiliates!
Throughout the year affiliates are
listed and/or highlighted in the
newsletter.
Sandra Bruce and Barbara Ceresa
are two who have worked
especially hard for the Guild over the past few
months.
Pine Tree Quilt Guild Treasurer’s
Report for March
Barbara Ceresa has worked endlessly as the Quilt
Show Chairperson assisted by her equally hardworking committee. Barbara is the owner of Sun
Forest Quilts and enjoys helping her customers
choose just the right design to enhance their
quilts.
Beginning balance Mar. 1, 2014 Checking balance Mar. 31, 2014 12,840.92
This year Sandra Bruce has contributed to the
graphic beauty of the cookbook, as well as
delighting guild members with the development of
her quilting skills at the April meeting. Pictures
from that meeting are on page 5.
Savings
30,426.22
Thanks to both of you for your enthusiasm and
contributions to guild activities.
13,260.46
Deposits
1,867.00
Expenses
(2,286.54)
Quilt Show balance 5,321.90
Total cash Mar. 31, 2014 48,589.04
May 3 & 4, 2014
NEVADA COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
FREE PARKING
QUILT SHOW
May 3 & 4, 2014
NEVADA COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
FREE PARKING
QUILT SHOW
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Patchwork Star for May
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Emily Cross
Full of bounce and a spirited joie de vivre, Emily Cross is just fun to be with!
Husband, Lance, a retired firefighter from Carmel Valley, and Nellie, their
Chesapeake bay retriever, were also on hand to welcome me. While pondering
numerous UFO's in Emily's studio, Lance poked his head in the door and said,
“Would you girls like some fresh baked chocolate chip cookies with milk?” Wow!!!
Feeling the love, I couldn't help but conclude: two reds make a right! ( Lance is
also a redhead.) Married just two years, he's a real keeper! And, Emily has an
identical twin sister, Anna, who also quilts. Life is good. . . . .
Every spring the sisters meet in dreamy coastal Cambria for a sewing
retreat. Their mentor, Rob Appell, is associated with Free Spirit fabric line as a
fabric designer and he holds a marketing assignment with Michael Miller fabric line. Rob, his mom and wife
sponsor and coordinate two retreats per year there. They hail from The Coon Ball in Morro Bay. Emily just
returned from there, bold and energized, sewing up an artisinal cocktail of tightly woven soft beachy-toned
solids, new from Michael Miller. Emily says it has been like “ten years of 6th grade camp with bunk beds, not
fancy—and they provide all the food.” The cuing table window looks upon a flock of deer grazing casually
toward the water's edge.
Emily has developed an aitude of risk and reward. Sewing clothing all her life and quilting for 30 years has
veed her as an ambitious inventor. Quintessential jean jackets are fashioned from home decorator fabrics.
Many heavily quilted loose-fiing jackets are in her bold repertoire. Not to mention knied (or perhaps
crocheted) hats, jackets, coats, shawls and scarves filling her closet! Emily is adventuresome. And, by all
means, not a one-trick-pony. Her usual color choices embrace terra coa, paprika and buernuts to
complement her redheaded complexion. All except a recent diversion to cornflower blue and those ubiquitous
beach scenes reminiscent of Santa Barbara where she grew up. Spontaneity is key as art quilting continues
to loom large.
There's never a missed opportunity to learn new techniques. Emily always saves a buck by quilting her own.
Her backs are decorative and sometimes scrappy. In this method, the all-important label can be sewn right
into the seam! Secondly, when using a Wonder Under cutout for a tree, just peel off the paper and use it as a
template to quilt in a like tree in the adjacent background! I don't think any of us quite know it all. There's
always a new tip.
Jean Wells and Melinda Buhla have been notable inspirations. Adult Education sewing classes for ten years
were a godsend. Emily insists, “I got a break as a mom while raising my kids.” She has two daughters and
Lance has two. They all, of course, have received plenty of handmade goodies.
Confident and cheerful, Emily has gladdened my heart aplenty. She displays a whirlwind of knowledge in the
Soft Crafts department of Ben Franklin. Moreover, I can count on her 100% for break and lunch relief in the
Fabric department. It is a winning relationship. And, thank you Lance for the tasty warm cookies.
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Patchwork Star reporter
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2014 PINE TREE QUILT GUILD COOKBOOK
IT’s HERE! ! ! Sips, Savories, and Sweets, the 2014 Guild Cookbook,
will be available for pick up at the May Guild meeting or purchase
only (no pick up) at the Quilt Show. Art design by Sandra Bruce,
history by Karla Rogers. Over 100 recipes in this handy little cookbook
ensure that there is something for everyone-- the perfect treats for your
mini group, special snacks, divine desserts and only $10.00 (includes
tax). Supply is limited, once these are gone they are gone.
Quilt Show Update
We are less than two weeks away from our 30th anniversary show.
YOU CAME THROUGH! This is the first year that we had over
400 quilts entered and we had to ask some of you to hold back some
of your quilts until next year. We will be borrowing quilt racks from Auburn to
accommodate all the quilts that will be put in the show. I can’t thank you enough for
coming forward when we needed you. There are still openings for volunteers in both
White Glove and Quilt Receiving. Please call Betsy Tyler at 274-1587 for White
Gloves. Please call Nancyan Tracy at 432-0539 for Quilt Receiving. These are both
fun jobs!
See you at the Quilt Show if not before!
Barbara Ceresa
Quilt Show Chair
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Stalwart souls braved the elements on the first
Tuesday in April and were glad they did! Sandra
Bruce gave a presentation that was filled with
loving anecdotes of her path to becoming the
artistic creator of quilts that she
is. thanks, Sandra!
Sandra Bruce
Jeanie Ferguson presenting Lila
Sugg with her Patchwork Star Pin.
New member, Trish Morris-Plisse,
with her Hawaiian quilt.
Judy Vaughn with Merrilyn Scott’s sample for the June
Workshop, Sunshine and Flowers.
Remember, May’s presentation is each member’s early
and most recent quilts. How have your skills developed?
There will be no workshop in May, but you can still join
your quilting buddies for Marjorie’s Hexagon Table
Topper in Home Workshop. If that doesn’t work for you,
come help Community Service and quilt some of the
completed sandwiches!Community Service will be on
May 7th and 15th. Home Workshop will be May 15th.
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“Highlights of Guild Positions”
JUNIOR QUILTERS
May Is A Good Month To Join
Junior Quilters!
Junior members of the Pine Tree Quilt
Guild need to have basic sewing skills,
but do not need to be guild members.
Children no younger than ten years old,
with no exceptions, can join JUNIOR
QUILTERS.
It is not always the right timing to drop in to Jr Quilters, as we often have ongoing
projects, but in May we will be starting a fun new project: A lap quilt that is easy to
prepare for-- you need forty strips 2 1/2 inches wide WOF. The squares are easy to
put together, with surprising designs revealed. The squares created can be
assembled in many ways. Soooo… if you know any child between the ages of 10 and 18
who would like to join us the second Saturday of each month, this is the time to sign
up! By the way, even if you don't have a special someone who would like to join us….
do you have any pretty strips you would like to donate?
The Juniors had a wonderful visit from Deby from Sierra Sewing -- one of the Guilds
Affiliates. She gave all of us a lesson in care of rotary cutters, machine care and
oiling. One clever tip that she gave us --- When you are threading your machine,
threading the thread through all of the "holes" , fold the end of the thread back on
itself about two inches and twist the two threads together --- then you have a
stronger, thicker end to "poke" through the guides. Clever huh?
Deby, so very generously donated an OmniStitch sewing machine to our group. This
machine only does quilting stitches. This will help all us greatly when we are doing
free motion quilting! She gave all of us a lesson on how to
use the machine and exercises to practice. She always
assists us when our sewing machines need a little loving and
repair. Thank You Deby! Diane Rockwell
Junior Quilters’ Chairperson
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Pine Tree Quilt Guild Scholarship Recipients 2014
The two scholarship recipients for 2014 have been chosen. Each year the Guild furthers its
educational goals by the granting of two scholarships in the amount of $1,500 each in memory of
Jeanne Gill and Carol Phillips to graduating high school students or current college students who
are pursuing study in textile arts, design or other art-related fields. We are pleased to announce Kiana Kraft of Nevada Union High School and Brynn Farwell of
Cornish College of the Arts as the winners for 2014.
Kiana Kraft was chosen for her excellent academic record, her pursuit of art at Sierra College as
well as Nevada Union and her outstanding leadership skills. Kiana has participated in The Link Crew
which helps freshmen transition to high school, started the Social Justice club at her school,
helped run the campus program Breaking down the Walls and has participated in the Big Brothers
and Big Sisters of Nevada County PAL program. Kiana plans to pursue her leadership and art
skills by majoring in Communications and Media Arts at the University of California, Davis.
Brynn Farwell has won a scholarship for a second year. She is currently attending Cornish College
of the Arts as a freshman with a major in visual arts. Brynn has continued to excel both in
academics and in living life to the fullest. Besides getting straight A’s in her course work, she has
participated in soccer, swing dancing, Zumba, the Cornish Student Curators group that installs
gallery shows, as well as working part time as a tutor and in food service. Brynn will be
attending a study abroad program through the University of Washington for a month this summer
to study art in Rome, Italy. Brynn has already enrolled at Cornish for her upcoming sophomore
year. The Pine Tree Quilt Guild is thrilled to support such promising students in the pursuit of their
dreams.
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Pat Gillings
Scholarship Chairperson
WARNING!
Beware quilt batt made from recycled plastic bottles!
One of the guild members donated some of this batting to Community
Services. Somehow it came in contact with an iron and the heat from the
iron caused it to melt and form a hard bead. If a quilt were made with
this and caught fire, someone could be severely burned.
Thanks to Marjorie McConnell for this great information!
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Community Services and Drop In and Sew
Guild members have been busy making and donating CS quilt tops which have been
made into lots of small, medium, and large quilt sandwiches. Now we need your
tender finishing touch – stitch in the ditch, sew from corner to corner, stipple,
meander, or whatever you want to try. We meet on Thursday, May 15th, and a
sewing only day on Wednesday, May 7 at the Seventh Day Adventist Church, Grass
Valley, 9:00 – 3:00; remaining 2014 calendar dates below (note date change in June
to fourth Thursday. Bring your machine (or use one of ours – call/email me to reserve
one) and spend the day doing what you love – quilting! Nothing fancy required and
this is a great way to practice quilting. Please join us for an hour or for the day – we have chocolate,
homemade cookies, coffee, tea, hot cocoa, and lots of fun and laughter. Do bring a lunch or a snack. If you
cannot attend CS but would like to help, please contact me. No need to bring supplies – if you need it we have
it!
Remember: if you know anyone who needs a quilt we distribute throughout the year, CS quilts are not only
made for the December distribution. Community Services continues to make good use of your donations of
scrap batting, thread, plastic zipper bags, and fabric. All of these items go into making or storing quilts.
Quilt Show help needed! Volunteers are needed at the Community Services Booth at the Quilt Show on
Saturday, noon to 2:00 and 4:00 to 5:30. If you cannot do the full two hours, an hour will help us out. We have
a new location this year . . . right inside the doors of the Northern Pines Building, next to Silent Auction and
across from Baskets. I think this may be the most fun area of the whole show! Everything is provided – sewing
machines, thread, needles, fabric, and design board. All you need to do is glide in between your other shift
responsibilities and sew, maybe answer a question or two here and there. Call or email Marjorie, 265 9787,
[email protected].
2014 Community
May 15 September 18
December Service Dates
June 26 (fourth Thursday)
October 16 NO COMMUNITY SERVICE
July 17 November 20 Marjorie McConnell
Affiliates 2014
Ben Franklin Crafts
598 Sutton Way, GV
Christine Barnes Designs
208 Mill St. GV
Deby’s Sierra Sewing
245 E. Main St. GV
Fat Lady Singing
14392 Lake Wildwood Dr. PV
Howell’s Sewing & Vacuum
13555 Bowman Rd. Auburn
Precision Quiltworks
18251 Starduster Dr. NC
Sandra Bruce Creative Long Arm Quilting
116 W. Main St. 5B GV
Sheri Bahr
16795 Alice Way GV
Star Designs Longarm Quilting
10290 Shekinah Hill Rd. NC
Sugar Pine Quilt Shop
452-A S. Auburn St. GV
Sun Forest Quilts
13745 Sun Forest Dr. PV
Susie Hardy Designs
219 Drummond NC
273-1348
273-3970
274-7906
432-1646
885-9624
432-9595
210-9748
477-8786
478-1212
272-5308
432-9461
478-0223
August 21
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May Home Workshop
Thursday May 15 9:30 - 3 at SDA Church on Osborn Hill RD.
HEXAGON TABLE TOPPER
TEACHER: MARGIE MC CONNELL
We invite you to sign up for this FREE class. Margie will share her technique to make this quick TABLE TOPPER. It can be used as a place mat or in the center of your table. And made very
quickly!
Now that all your Quilt Show projects are finished its time to relax and take this fun class with
friends.
Our last two work shops have been full! So please sign up at the GUILD meeting. You'll receive a
supply list at that time.
UNTIL THEN.......... KEEP ON QUILTING
Any questions contact: Bey at cbmaddox50@ a net
June Program
Eleanor: [email protected]
Merrilyn Scott
Merrilyn Sco started quilting in 1970 when she took scraps from clothes she
had made for her daughter and herself and magically turned those scraps into
her first quilt! After making many quilts, she actually began to study ‘how to
quilt’. She has no idea how many quilts she’s made because it never occurred to
her to count them!
Following a ten year break, Merrilyn returned to quilting in 1994 and discovered rotary tools. She
thinks her urge to cut fabric was influenced by the fact that she was scissor deprived as a child.
Since she now cuts through fabric at every opportunity, she has an extensive UFO list which she is
slowly working through. (Editor’s Note: Is that different from any other quilter?)
Eager to share her enthusiasm about quilting, she began teaching in 1996 and
which eventually lead to quilt design and paern development.
Presentation June 3rd, 2014
Essential Embellishments
Workshop
June 4th, 2014
Sunshine and Flowers
Her workshop is a great way to spend a day as you and your quilting buddies learn a
technique that plays with basic origami flowers and stars, plus embroidery,
embellishments and applique.
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PINE TREE QUILT GUILD 2014 BOARD
Executive Board:
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Committee Chairpersons:
Binders
Community Service/Drop in
Computer Records
Education Outreach
Equipment
Finance/Audit/Budget
Guild Challenge
Historian
Holiday Challenge
Hospitality/Mentor
Gala/Jamboree
Junior Quilters
Library
Meeting Set-up
Membership
Mini Groups
Mystery Gifts
Mystery Quilt
NCQC
Newsletter
Opportunity Quilt 2014 Market
Opportunity Quilt 2015
Patchwork Star
Programs
2014
March Mixer
July Picnic
Holiday Program
Publicity
Quarter Yard Club
Quilt Show 2014
Speaker Workshops
Scholarship
Share and Care
Show and Tell
Skill Builders/Home Workshop
Treasure Table
Web Liaison
Anne Wilson
Kate Grant
Sue Robertson
Karen Mitchell
274-1290
205-9027
265-0447
273-1620
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Kris Cook
Marjorie McConnell
Ardy Tobin
Margaret Boothby
Robin Mello
Mary Serpa
Carol Riddles
Karle deProsse
Lois Hodges
Ruth Bertaccini
Frances O'Brien
Phyllis Brodie
Joan Mosley
Dianne Rockwell
Robin Mello
Molly Cook
The Cook Family
Kris Cook
Nancyan Tracy
Leona Foster
Clairie Carter
Carmen Crow
Rachella Beeks
Frances O'Brien
Judy Vaughn
Sue Miller
Lorna Straka
Ingrid Cattaneo
Jeannie Ferguson
Judy Vaughn
Ruth Bertaccini
Joan Mosley
Nancyan Tracy
Marjorie McConnell
Joy Waggener
Marilyn Engelking
Cheryl Klein
Barbara Ceresa
Joan Mosley
Kathleen Stanley
Pat Gillings
Carol Gates
Joy Waggener
Marilyn Engelking
Betty Maddox
Eleanor Sagely
Sharon Kreiss
Lettie Lewis
Ardy Tobin
346-2665
265-9787
575-8433
273-0186
274-8558
274-7033
478-1906
274-1423
432-9423
272-7423
273-1972
615-1880
477-5117
432-9198
274-8558
477-1014
477-1014
346-2665
432-0539
432-5622
271-5986
273-5134
432-8382
273-1972
477-2123
271-2270
273-2327
205-9380
272-7349
477-2123
272-7423
477-5117
432-0539
265-9787
265-3507
268-9205
432-1492
432-9461
477-5117
346-1415
432-8159
273-9359
265-3507
268-9205
273-6589
272-7698
292-3526
432-3790
575-8433
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Happy Birthday!
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3 Sharon Kreiss
5 Barbara Ceresa
9 Robin Mello
12 Kathy McDaniel
14 Molly Cook
15 Maggie Glassoff
15 Callie Hansen
16 Edith Gregersen
16 Carol Morrow
16 Arlene Robertson
20 Patti Lucas
20 Susan Robertson
21 Susan Hopkins
23 Frances O’Brien
25 Leona Foster
30 Melissa McGinnis
Judy & David Moore
Barbara & Bill Ceresa
Billie & Keith Miller
Linda & Bill Hawkins
Jeanne & Jerry Allgood
Donna & Brad White
Marueen & Don Garrison
Paula & Mark Michalski
Jeanne & Jeff Rupp
Trish Morris -Plise
Challenge Winner:
Mary Serpa
Share and Care
Do you know someone in the Guild who is under the weather and can use some cheering? Whether it is illness,
surgery, or loss of a loved one, please let me know so an appropriate card can be sent. Thanks.......
Carol Gates
Share and Care Chairperson
[email protected]
273-9359
Quilt Shows And Events
May 3 - July 20, 2014
Quilt National 2013 - Collection A & B Exhibit
San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles
San Jose, CA
www.sjquiltmuseum.org
June 7-8, 2014
Wine Country Quilt Show
Moonlight Quilters of Sonoma County
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
1351 Maple Ave, Santa Rosa, CA 95404
www.mqsc.org
June 7-8, 2014
10:00AM-4:00PM
Carson Valley Quilt Show
Carson High School
1111 N. Saliman Road,
Carson City, Nevada
www.quiltshow.cvqg.com
Crocker Art Museum Quilt Exhibit
May 25-Sept. 1.
"Work by Hand: Hidden Labor and Historical Quilts"
According to the brochure, this exhibit showcases "...35 quilt
masterpieces that are superlative examples of the most iconic quilt
designs and techniques spanning two centuries."
216 O St., Sacramento
Phone: 916/808-7000 or crockerartmuseum.org
Our next meeting is May 6th, 2014 at 6:30PM.
Grass Valley Charter School, Grass Valley
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PTQG Information
The Pine Tree Quilt Guild of Nevada County
Send address changes and corrections to:
PTQG Computer Records
P.O. Box 3133, Grass Valley, CA 95945
or contact Computer Records
Ardy, 575-8433
Mail membership forms and dues to:
PTQG Membership
P.O.Box 3133
Grass Valley, CA 95945
Submit newsletter articles to:
Sue Miller, PTQG Newsletter Editor
[email protected]
11255 Banner Mine Way
Nevada City, CA 95959
530-271-2270
Newsletter Deadline: 5:00 p.m. the Saturday
immediately following the PTQ Guild’s Board
Meeting on the second Thursday of the month
See our web page for membership forms and information:.
http://www.pinetreequiltguild.com