Quilt Connection Guild

I hope that she likes the block that I put together for her! I used different fabrics to make it and put it in the mail yesterday.

To thank Wilma Davison for her QCG Presidency 2019-2020, you can make her a 9 patch block in shades of blue and mail your finished block (signed with a permanent fabric marker) directly to Wilma. Cut nine squares 4 1/2″ x 4 1/2″ out of two (or more) blue fabrics and piece them together. The unfinished block should be 12 1/2″ inches square, and when finished, each block should measure 12″ square. Mail your finished block directly to Wilma to thank her for being our President for 15 months during the Pandemic. An updated copy of our membership list will be included with our next Newsletter and her home address can be found on that list.

Join us on ZOOM.US for our next QCG Monthly Meeting and project via ZOOM. See your QCG Newsletter for details on how to join the meeting. Ann Ward and Phyllis Fee have planned a fun project for us to do. If you would rather chat and do your own project, feel free to do that instead!! I will start ZOOM at 6:30PM so plan to join early to say HI, knowing the actual meeting will start at 7:00PM. See you there!!

Our meeting starts at 6:30 pm this month.  We are having our dinner with chicken as the main course.  Please bring a side dish or dessert.  See you there!

The next scheduled meeting of the Quilt Connection Guild is canceled as it falls on the 4th of July.  Please note that we will have our annual pitch-in at the August meeting.  Two UFO’s will be allowed.

Mary Beth Simms of Yellow Door Quilt Shop in Nashville, IN will speak about Aboriginal fabrics – their designs, symbols, history and use in quilts.  The QCG meeting is on June 6th at 7:00 pm at the Greenwood United Methodist Church, 525 N Madison Ave., Greenwood, IN.  This presentation by Mary Beth is free and open to the public.  Please join us!  For more information, please email SMiller6514@gmail.com.

May’s meeting with be our biennial auction.  This is where we donate fabric and sewing items to sell at the auction with the proceeds going to the Guild.  Please remember to put aside items for the Auction as your clean your sewing rooms!

April 3rd at noon: quilters Wilma Davison and Jeanette Bagley 

April 8th at 11am: quilters Myrtle Duty and Suzanne Miller, poets Lylanne Musselman and Mary Sexson 

April 15th at 11am:  quilters Linda Rowda and Mary Beth Wren, poets Tracy Mishkin and Ayla Walter 

April 22nd at 11am: quilter Jo Ann Gates,poets Elizabeth Krajeck and John Sherman 

April 29th at 11am:  quilter Ann Ward, poets Kyle Hunter and Ayla Walter

The April 4th meeting will have Michelle Hellman speaking to us about Lone Star quilts. 

Start cleaning out your sewing rooms for our biennial auction in May.

The speaker is from Accomplish Quilting and will explain the best options for using thread and batting. The shop is located on 86^th street, next to where Quilts Plus was located. They also provide training on longarm machines and machines can be rented to do your own longarm quilting.

Please complete and bring your UFO Challenge form.  It was sent last week as well as attached to the newsletter.