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THE BEAR FACTS
BUSY BEARS QUILT GUILD - MARCH 2015
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Greetings Fellow Quilters,
My thanks to all the ladies that helped set up and put
CALENDAR - 2015
away for our meeting last month. Your many hands do
make quick work. Our Board Members met Tuesday and
from all our exchanges, I trust that 2015 will offer our
Mar 16: Guild Meeting,
”Wearable
guild many opportunities to learn new skills create quilts
Fashion Show”
to be enjoyed and connect with like minded women. I’m
17: Workshop,
looking forward to our “Wearable Fashion Show” at our
Comfort Quilts
March meeting. It should be fun and I expect to get a
21: National Quilt Day
lot of good ideas from what you choose to bring and
31: Board Meeting
share.
Be sure to check out the samples that Janet
Schultz has received from some of our guest speakers.
She will have sign up sheets for our workshops.
Cat Harris will be at a table and plans to answer
DINNER BEFORE THE MEETING your questions about our Retreat in July. She will be
We will meet at Maggio’s for accepting deposits to secure your spot. If you didn’t
dinner this month at 4pm on March
pick up your Directory and Opportunity Quilt Tickets
16. Do plan to join us. It’s a great
last meeting, be sure to see Carol Henderson at the
time to make new friends. Maggio’s
sign in table. Carol is also in charge of showing our OP
is located in the Von’s Shopping
Quilt and selling tickets at different locations. Consider
Center. I would appreciate you
giving me a call or email that you will offering to sit in and help sell tickets, it can be a good
experience and you would be helping the guild with our
be joining us.
philanthropic goals. Thanks.
Hope to see you there!
Lorraine Taylor
Hope to see some of you at the SEWcial
909/866–8081
on the 9th and for sure on the 16th.
[email protected]
Jeannie Mazzacane
EDITORS EPISTLE
Well, is winter over? If we can call what we had….winter. As difficult as the snows
and rains can be ………..we do need it! The program for the meeting should prove to be very
entertaining. I hope everyone will bring or wear some of your creations. Remember, when we
were young…….”homemade clothes” were an embarrassment no matter how nicely
made. Hope to see many wonderful fashions.
Jacque Holmes
and
Kay Higdon
BUSY BEARS QUILT GUILD MINUTES – January 19, 2015
BUSY BEARS QUILT GUILD MINUTES – February 16, 2015
President Jeannie Mazzacane called the meeting to order at 6:05 p.m., and welcomed everyone.
She thanked Sue Bost, Jeannie Wallace and Lys Axelson for their assistance with Hospitality.
Jeanne Arnieri led the Pledge of Allegiance.
Our guests tonight are Bobby Robertson, a friend of Wendy Green’s, and Susan Wade, who
came with Jan Chapman. Kim Sweet, this evening’s speaker, and her mother June Breech are
also with us.
MINUTES – Carol Henderson made a motion to approve the minutes from the January 19,
2015 meeting. Motion passed.
TREASURER’S REPORT – Janet Schultz made a motion that the January 2015 Treasurer’s
Report be approved. Motion passed.
LIBRARY – Sandi Cannarella introduced our new library display, and reviewed checkout and
renewal procedures.
2015 OPPORTUNITY QUILT – Carol Henderson announced that members’ 2015 opportunity
tickets and membership directories are available tonight at the check-in table. She thanked
Lorraine Taylor for selling tickets at many guild meetings throughout the area, and Belinda
Evans for displaying the quilt at her new shop’s opening weekend.
PROGRAMS – Janet Schultz encouraged everyone to come to tomorrow’s workshop on borders,
binding and piping being taught by Sandi Cannarella. A soup lunch will be available for $3. Our
March meeting will feature a Wearables fashion show, and a Comfort Quilts workshop. In
April, our speaker will be Debra Gordon, who will present “Not for Warmth Alone.” Sign-ups
are being taken for the April Tuesday workshop, “Bears in the Woods.”
Tonight we will be enjoying a mystery presentation, to be introduced after our break.
PHILANTHROPY – Sue Hart thanked everyone for bringing food pantry items, pop-tops and
boxtops this evening. She read “George’s Pillowcase Adventures”, a storybook introduction to
the ConKerr Cancer pillowcase project we are working on this year.
SUNSHINE AND SHADOWS – Belinda Evans shared information about the passing of Karen
LoPresti. Plans are being made for a Celebration Gathering on February 27 at Bear Country
Quilts. Bonnie Marshall-Creel told us about a memory quilt for Karen’s husband that is being
coordinated by Patchworks. Karen’s fabric and craft stash will be donated to both Bear Valley
quilt guilds.
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Jeannie Mazzacane shared greetings from Susie Meyers. Betty Heller’s husband Paul is in
the hospital. Jeannie Mazzacane’s son is still in ICU, recovering from recent surgery.
Belinda Evans is delighted to announce the opening of her new shop, Bear Country Quilts and
Gifts.
CRAYOLA CHALLENGE – Bonnie Marshall-Creel discussed the guidelines for our 2015
Challenge. The Challenge committee has determined that black and white fabrics will not be
allowed in the entries, just the crayon colors that are chosen. The quilts will be displayed at
our August meeting.
RETREAT – Information about our first-ever retreat, tentatively scheduled for this
summer, was in the newsletter. Cat Harris is coordinating this activity but she is absent
tonight.
OTHER BUSINESS – Carol Howerton presented Ina Niday with the 2014 opportunity quilt
that she won from the Orange Grove Quilters Guild. Carol sold Ina the winning ticket here
at our meeting last fall. Carol has tickets available tonight for their 2015 quilt, A Baltimore
Christmas.
Janet Schultz introduced tonight’s speakers, Kim Sweet and Ron Core, of the Big Bear
Valley Historical Society. They will be performing a drama about Elias J. “Lucky” Baldwin,
one of our area pioneers.
SHOW AND TELL –
Ina Niday – a special French Roses quilt with sentimental meaning
Sue Bost – a magic nine-patch quilt for Doves
Linda Killinger – green flannel baby quilt for Mom and Dad Project
Bonnie Snell – blue corduroy quilt for Doves
Jill Gilham – lavender and pink quilt for Doves, and a bright bugs quilt for her new grandson
Lorraine Taylor, Carol Henderson and Jeannie Mazzacane – bear totes made in Janet
Schultz’s workshop last month
Bonnie Marshall-Creel – wall hanging featuring a racehorse painting, this piece has been
accepted in the upcoming Glendale Show
Susan Wade – two fish wall hangings done using a special tulle overlay method
Carol Howerton – an applique project she won at a UFO auction, “All God’s Critters”
Jeanne Arnieri – blue and rose half log cabin quilt for Doves
Laurie Nahay – appliqued giraffe wall hanging for her grandson Jack
Meeting adjourned at 8:10 p.m.
Jeanne Arnieri, Recording Secretary
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SHOW AND TELL
Ina Niday with opportunity
quilt she won from OGQG
Ina Niday
Bonnie Snell
Jill Gilham
Sue Bost
Linda Killinger
Jeanne Arnieri
Bonnie Marshall-Creel
Carol Howerton
Susan Wade
Jeannie Mazzacane, Lorraine Taylor
and Carol Henderson
Kim Sweet and Ron Core from Historical Society
with their presentation about Lucky Baldwin
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TOP TEN FUN THINGS TO DO AT THE MARCH SEWCIAL:
10.
Browse in the guild library
9.
Get caught up on some unfinished handwork
8.
Sew a pillowcase for ConKerr Cancer (bring your sewing machine}
7.
Share your progress on your 2016 opportunity quilt block
6.
Look out the window at the beautiful lake
5.
Spend time working on your wool applique project
4.
Layer and pin a quilt o our tall tables
3.
Start a new project
2.
Have a cup of tea amd a springtime treat
1. Smile and enjoy the companionship of your quilting sisters
Everyone is welcome!
Monday March 9, 2015
9:30 a.m.—2 p.m.
Mary Johnson Center @
Community Church by the Lake
40946 Big Bear Blvd, Big Bear Lake CA
HANDY HINT: Don’t have a light box? Use a
glass baking dish with a flashlight underneath.
Use stacks of books to make a bridge for the dish.
Get the wrinkles out of your polyester batting
with a portable hair dryer.
When sharpening marking pencils, use an eyebrow-pencil sharpener, The points will be perfect
and the lead won’t break as often during the
sharpening
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RETREAT UPDATE
2015 Quilt Retreat – July 13, 14 and 15th
Vina de Lestonnac Retreat Center, Temecula CA
Thirteen members have signed up to attend our first annual 3-dqy quilting retreat at
Vina de Lestonnac in Temecula. Imagine three days filled with uninterrupted quilting,
relaxing, and fun. Picture getting up in the morning when you wish and deciding what
you feel like doing: Quilting all day? Fabric shopping? Winery hopping? Casino stopping? And there’s swimming, sunning, light hiking and maybe a fabulous massage for
the relaxing part. And a wine tasting and ice cream social for the fun part… plus a Show
‘n Tell (with prizes) on Wednesday before brunch for those who actually put their foot to
the pedal and want to show off their accomplishments. lots to do and see in the area and
there will be more fun ideas as we get closer to the date. You can also just sit and sew for
three days straight (all night if you wish) and know that you only have to get up to go to
your meals… how often does that happen?
You can do it all, but sign up early as the number of spaces is limited. Please call Cat
Harris @ 714 390-2601 (cell) or email me at [email protected] if you are
interested in attending. Registration forms will be available at the March quild meeting.
Please return the forms by the April meeting, along with a $75 deposit. The balance must
be paid before June 1.
Prices are $250 for doubles and $350 for singles for three days and two nights. This
includes two nights’ lodging, plus six meals: lunch and dinner on Monday, breakfast,
lunch and dinner on Tuesday, and brunch on Wednesday. Please note if you have a
preference for a roommate.
You are welcome to bring your own snacks and drinks and even meals if you wish (there
are microwaves and fridge space is available). Also note that the cafeteria-style meals are
hearty… and there is a salad bar and at least one vegetarian option at each meal.
Bring family members or quilting friends or come alone and make some new friends.
Start planning now and you'll be good to go!
Thanks – Cat Harris
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BUSY BEARS QUILT GUILD
2015 PROGRAM UPDATE
Special Thanks to our February Mystery Speaker and Sandi for her Wonderful Class!
We hope you enjoyed our mystery speakers, Ron Core and Kim Sweet, from our Big Bear Historical Society and
Museum! What great actors they were and quite an interesting presentation. I know I learned lots more about
our Valley history and one colorful character! If you have groups you work with, be sure to contact them…they
have a series of these presentations! We are so happy to support our local preservation efforts.
And special thanks to, Sandi Cannarella, for our workshop “Borders, Binding, and Piping”. What a great learning
experience, especially to me the small, sometimes “quilter”, and for the great sisterhood and sharing from the
lovely group of women who attended!
PROGRAM: March, 2015
Our evening meeting on March 16th will feature a member’s “Wearable Fashion Show”! Bring things from your
own wonderful creations…pins, bags, vests, jackets, etc….whatever you can share and as many! We all love new
creations and especially things to wear or carry! You can even bring things from other artists that you love or
other arts…this will be fun!
The next day’s workshop on Tuesday, March 17th , will be an opportunity to work individually or as a small group to
make comfort quilts for another one of our purposes…supporting our community! Sue Hart, our lovely and hard
working philanthropy member, will provide kits and assistance…a great opportunity to assist the Guild in giving
back to the community and meet our giving goals! Bring your machine, and an unfinished donation quilt or pick a
kit to work on! Please join us and help us finish our 2015 donations early this year!
There is no registration fee. A donation of $3.00 to the Guild for a baked potato bar is requested if you do not
want to bring your own lunch. Pre-registration is helpful so we can have enough supplies and food. Please contact
me as soon as possible via text or email or by calling!
CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2015
Also, at this meeting I will bring a calendar of workshops for the year along with the lovely samples that have
arrived for upcoming workshops! So many lovely things have arrived and I cannot wait to share them with you!
Sign up sheets will be available so be sure to bring your calendars and money/checkbooks to sign up early! Get
your supply lists and begin planning your next creative adventure! We have a wonderful program with lots of
great learning experiences this year…don’t miss out!!
My hubbie’s new to-do…figuring out a board and easel to display them at each meeting! Have to wait until ski
season is over and his six month of honey-do’s or as his friends call it, Hard Labor, begins
SOME FREEBIES YOU MIGHT LIKE TO CHECK OUT:
A freebie…Heart Glow Mug Rug pattern! Just go to www.craftsy.com to find this and other
free patterns, online classes, kits, and supplies for quilting and the other arts!
Janet Schultz
Program Chair
929-813-1776 (call or text)
[email protected]
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2015 QUILT CHALLENCE
The Challenge has been up and running
for a few months but it’s not too late to still
pick out your two colors from the crayon bag.
Word on the streets is there are a few people
who have theirs finished already.
Don’t miss out on this fun Challenge this
year.
Belinda Evans
and
Bonnie Marshall-
PHILANTHROPY
Pantry theme this month is Mexican
Monday. Let’s all bring in Mexican food for
the pantry this month!
Of course, all donations are
appreciated.
COMFORT QUILTS
This months workshop will be
comfort quilts. I am currently busy
preparing lots of Mom and Dad kits which
will be available to work on We will have
lunch available and lots of kits to
pick from.
Hope to see you all there.
Sue Hart
BARGAIN TABLE
At 25-75 cents a yard, you can’t loose
when you buy fabric at the bargain table. See
you at the next meeting, girls. Bring your $$
change and a few dollars $$ for some great
fabric pieces. See you there.
Wendy Green
and
Cindy Young
LETS SUPPORT OUR ADVERTIZERS
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LIBRARY
Work on re-organizing the
library is well on its way. Soon, I
will have the book list ready to
go onto our website and posted
in the Mary Johnson Center where you can
browse it during meetings and workshops.
We have about 350 books and many
DVDs; more books will be coming soon.
We are blessed!
Sandi Cannarella,
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Bear Country Quilts & Gifts
Busy Bee Quilt Shop, Calamesa
Cherry Berry Quilts, Calimesa
Inspirations, Big Bear Lake
Janet C. Schultz, Big Bear Lake
Mimi’s Quilt Shop, Yucca Valley
Monica’s Quilt & Bead Creations, Palm Desert
San Diego Quilt Show San Diego
Sew Special, Big Bear City
Sewing Machines Plus, San Marcos
Summer Sky Creations, New River, AZ
The Quilt Cupboard, Garden Grove
The Victorian Angel, Hemet
Tops and Bobbins, Hesperia
CALENDAR OF QUILT EVENTS
Busy Bears Quilt Guild
TREASURERS REPORT 2014-5
BALANCE
INCOME
EXPENSES
BALANCE
1/31/15
01/31/15
INCOME
———————————Advertising
$ 0.00
Birthday Exchange
45.00
Christmas Party
0.00
Bargain Table
20.25
Membership
100.00
Opp Quilt 2015
392.00
UFO Challenge
0.00
Vendor Booth 2015 1,050.00
Vendor Meals 2015
0.00
________________________
$ 5,476.71
$ 1,607.25
$ - 675.51
$ 6,408.45
Mar 13-14: Glendale Quilt Show and Retreat,
@PasadenaConvCtr, 300 E Green St
Info: [email protected]
EXPENSES
—————————————Adv.ExpBus cards $
0.00
Block of Month
0,00
PO Box Rent
128.00
Education-Speaker
200.00
Newsletter-Postage
28.70
Opportunity Quilt 2015
0.00
Printing-Newsletter
89.40
President Expense
16.23
Quilt Show Facility
0.00
Rent
150.00
Sunshine&Shadows
46.99
Supplies-General
16.19
Show
0.00
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$ 675.51
$ 1,607.25
Carol Henderson
Treasurer
Mar 14-15: Hi Desert Qlt Gld presents “Wild
Flowers Quit Show” @ Mesquite
Hall Desert Empire Fairgrounds,
520 S Richmond Rd, Ridgecrest
Info: Patti Jeglum,
hidesertquiltguild@ gmail.com
Apr 10-11: Orange Cnty Qlters Guild, presents
“Echos of the Past”, Zion Luthren
Church, 222 N.East St. Anaheim
Info: http://orangecountyquilters.com
Apr 25: Acacia Quilt Guild’s “Mad Hatter
Tea Party & Quilt Auction”,
Ehlers Community Center, 8150
Knott Ave, Buena Park
Info: http://cacia.quiltshowexpress.com/
upcoming_shows/acacia_quilt_guild
May 1-2: Inland Empire Qlters Guild, presents
“County Fair Quilt Show”, Nellie
Weaver Hall, Ingalls Park, Norco
Fairground, 3737 Crestview Dr.
Info: [email protected]
May 16-17: Antelope Valley Quilt Asso 39th
Annual Quilt Show & Auction
“Dancing Winds”.
Antelope Vly
Fairgrounds, Van Dam Pavilion
2551 W. Ave H, Lancaster
Info: Jamie @ 661-754-5019 or
[email protected]
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2015 OPPORTUNITY QUILT
We’re off to a great start marketing our
beautiful 2015 Opportunity Quilt. Wendy and
Belinda have both had it on display in their
shops, Lorraine has taken it to several guild’s
meetings and Fran and Bonnie spent the first
day of the Spring Fling Quilt Shop run at Cherry
Berry Quilts with great success at all these
locations. We will also be at the Glendale Quilt
Show on Friday, March 13. We are lining up
more dates and will have announcements and
sign-ups at future meetings.
Wendy Green
Carol Henderson
2015 OPPORTUNITY QUILT
“MOUNTAIN MAJESTY
Bonnie Snell
Handy Hints: For applique patches, place
templates with the longest dimension along the
bias (diagonal grain) of the fabric. You’ll find
it’s easier to turn under a bias grain than a
straight one.
When appliqueing, save time and frustration by
threading all of the colors of thread you will
need and keep them in a pincushion
Try using pinking scissors when cutting out
pieces for hand appliqué. The evenly notched
edges are a help in turning gentle curves .
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SUNSHINE & SHADOWS
First, the Sunshine! A few lucky Busy Bears members’ quilts have been accepted for entry in the
Glendale Quilt Show (Mar 13-14). Kudos to Bonnie Marshall Creel, The Cut-ups (for their group
quilt) and Sandi Cannarella, who has two quilts in the show. Sandy has also been selected as a featured blogger on the Superior Threads web site, in addition to having her “Walk through My Garden”
quilt accepted at Paducah! Also Lys Axelson’s ”Siberian Tiger” was also accepted for the Glendale
Show and the Paducah !
Way to quilt girls! We’re proud of you all!
Ina Niday was the lucky winner of the Orange Grove Quilt Guild opportunity quilt. She said she
bought $10 worth of tickets to support the guild (she is a former member DTF) but never expected
to win as she “has never won anything” Well, surprise! Congrats, Ina! Bear Mountain Quilts
opened with great success. New fabrics and supplies are arriving daily, with a nice selection of both
“modern” and traditional fabrics. Stop by and check it out if you haven’t already. Patchworks has
started a Quilting Bee Friendship Group that meets the 1st, 3rd and 4th Wednesday every month.
Starts at 10:30 and lasts all day. No fees, no obligations, just fun and friendship. Coffee, tea and
snacks are provided.
Don’t forget the 2015 Spring Fling quilt run, Mar 5-7, at the following seven quilt shops: Busy Bee
and Cherry Berry (Calimesa): Monica’s Quilt & Bead and Quilter’s Faire (Palm Desert); Painted Lady
(Redlands); and Stars & Scraps (new location in Corona). Lots of great prizes. Hope to see some of
you there!
As always, there are the Shadows. Jeannie M’s son Bill is recovering from a cerebral
aneurysm at Kaiser Fontana. He has progressed to the point where he is out of the ICU and will
begin rehab in a few days. Per Jeannie: “Many thanks to you all for keeping Billy close to your
hearts and in your prayers and thoughts” .
Janet Walz is recovering nicely from a fall. She had a badly bruised knee, injured fingers and a
scraped hand and arm.
Kay Higdon is in the hospital with excess fluid in her lungs. Prayers and positive thought are welcomed.
Also, keep Janet Schultz in mind; her auto-immune issues have flared up again.
And a celebration of Karen LoPresti’s life was held at Bear Country Quilts on Feb 27,
where the sewing room was dedicated in her honor. Rest in peace, Karen, you will be sorely
missed.
Contact: Cat Harris, 714-390-2601 or [email protected]
with any Sunshine and Shadows input.
Cat Harris
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M EM B E R S H I P
Birthday Exchange
and Refreshments
We had 37 Members in attendance for February
—————WELCOME NEW MEMBERS——
Silva, Chris & Dan
607 Cedar Glen Dr.
BBC, Ca., 92314
05/06 MAY-E (2015)
909-547-0797
[email protected]
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
NAME
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DeMond, Joyce
(12/19 AUG-E 2015)
Box 6436
C/301-704-1791
BBL Ca., 92315
[email protected]
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Smith, Cheri & Don
(04/27) OCT-S (2015)
P.O .Box 664
909=585-3836
504 Booth Way
C/909-725-1069
BBC, Ca., 92314
[email protected]
Cheri has lived in BB for 5 yrs, she’s been quilting for 5
yrs & her favorite is Applique-then gardening.
——————————————————————Olson, Colleen
(01/02) JAN-E (2015)
P.O. Box 954
C/619-871-8766
559 Vista
Sugarloaf, Ca92386
[email protected]
Colleen has lived in BB for 15 year & quilting for 2 yrs
Her favorite is Applique & making jewelry, ceramic,
Knitting, handwork & reading.
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Remember to add these new
members to
your directory & email address.
BIRTHDAY
BE/R____
Hart, Sue
19 MAR
MAR
Hartwick, Shirley
11 MAR
MAR
Miller Vicky
28 MAR
MAR
Murphy, Gale
31 MAR
MAR
Schiavone, Denise
21 MAR
MAR
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Heller, Betty
16 DEC
MAR
If you are listed for this month BE/R, this is your
month to bring a GIFT for the Birthday Exchange
Table & FOOD for Refreshments &
don’t forget to sign each list.
If you missed your assigned month, pick
another month to bring a Gift & Food.
BIRTHDAY EXHANGE
Looking forward to seeing your birthday
exchange gifts! Bring them to the table before the
meeting and receive a free ticket for the drawing!
Remember, it should be something quilt
related with a $15 value.
Thanks,
Jill Gilham &
Loretta Castellulccio
REFRESHMENTS FROM:
Jeanne Wallace—Cookies & Eclairs
Sue Bost—Cookies
Dawn Clark-Dorris– Potato Chip Coolies
Ina Niday—Oatmeal Cookies
Jeanne Arnieri—Chocolate Bundt Cake
Belinda Evans—Cookies & Candies
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BIRTHDAY EXCHANGE
Jeanne Wallace—Book
Ina Niday—Book, Fabric, Pen
Dawn Clark-Dorris—Bobbin Winder, Pattern
Carol Howerton—Books
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WON BY:
Jan Chapman—Bobbin Winder
Karen Cumberland—Pattern, Book
Shirley Hartwick—Red fabric
Lorna Hatfield—Season Sampler
Fran Martin—
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FRIENDSHIP GROUPS
CUT-UPS—We are back to meeting in
members homes. Our experiment with
meeting at the Sewcial didn’t work our quite
as well as expected. But the Sewcial is a
great way to get things done and visit with
our many members. March meeting is at
Karen Cumberland’s on March 2, she will
serve lunch. I am looking forward to seeing
everyone.
Hope you all can make it
Fran Martin
STITCHY FINGERS–We had a pretty big
group at Jacqué and Kay’s in February. So
good to see Kay looking much better. We
talked about everything from beaded bugs to
bad drivers . Many of us even got quite a bit
of sewing done!
Our next get-to-gether
will be at Sue Bost’s on March 6th.
Jill Gilham
SCCQG Quarterly Meeting
The program for the April 25th SCCQG
Quarterly Meeting will be one of my favorites —Meet The Teachers ! It will be held at
the Carson Community Center, 801 E Carson
St, Carson CA at 10 am, Saturday morning.
For those who are new, “Meet The
Teachers” is when many teachers give a short
talk on their expertise for Guild lectures and
workshops, After or before the meeting you
are able to talk to the teacher and see
samples of their work. It is always a fun
meeting and a good time to collect literature
for future workshops. Some Guilds even sign
then up that day.
Email me, Janet Walz, if you are
interested in joining us, email me
[email protected].
I should be back up on the mountain by then.
Janet Walz
and
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Bonnie Snell
BUSY BEARS QUILT GUILD
Meetings are held the 3rd Monday of each month
at the Community Church Recreation Bldg
Mary Johnson Center
40946 Big Bear Blvd, Big Bear Lake
5:30 pm—Social 6:00 pm—Meeting
Workshops every Tuesday at 9:30 am
following the Monthly meeting
unless otherwise noted
Check our website at www.busybearsquiltguild.com
For information, contact: [email protected]
NEWSLETTER DEADLINE: March 31
Kay Higdon & Jacqué J Holmes
909/585– 5670
P.O. Box 135009, Big Bear Lake CA 92315
[email protected]
[email protected]
Busy Bears Quilt Guild
P.O. Box 7015
Big Bear Lake CA 92315
DON’T
FORGET!
Bring to the meeting
Name tag for extra door
prize ticket
Refreshments & Door Prize
(if it’s your turn—extra tickets!!!!)
Library Books
(return those overdue)
Show and Tell
Newsletter contributions
Donations of Food for Emergency Fund
Cupboard at the Community Church
Pull tabs for Ronald McDonald House
To help save the Environment and some
Money for he Guild ……how about bringing
your OWN mug for your coffee or tea ? ! !
Sue has a cupboard to store them!
TO: