Mark your calendars for the next guild meeting- Tuesday, August 18th. If you haven't tried the Zoom meetings, there's a group of people that can help you get started (it's really easy). In August, we will be having our first speaker from outside the guild- Linda Sullivan. You won't want to miss it.
Meeting link will be sent to members via email.
Please read your newsletter to keep informed!
Community Service projects continue -- "virtual" sweatshops for comfort quilts (contact Mary S.) -- drop off finished RMAQs to Nadine -- drop off finished Wounded Warrior Quilts to Arlene. Face mask requests continue to come in to the Guild. See the face mask page for updated listings of mask requests. Painted Turtle Camp has requested turtle skins (pillows).
Stay safe everyone.
Meeting link will be sent to members via email.
Please read your newsletter to keep informed!
Community Service projects continue -- "virtual" sweatshops for comfort quilts (contact Mary S.) -- drop off finished RMAQs to Nadine -- drop off finished Wounded Warrior Quilts to Arlene. Face mask requests continue to come in to the Guild. See the face mask page for updated listings of mask requests. Painted Turtle Camp has requested turtle skins (pillows).
Stay safe everyone.
Mystery Quilt #1 - from our Guild members
Early in March the Santa Monica Quilt Guild decided to offer a Mystery Quilt project to their members in lieu of meetings and workshops for a few months. They invited SBQG and the Westside Quilters to join them. There were 40 participants in all! The big challenge? The project was started AFTER the quilt shops closed! Everyone pulled from their stash to make their quilts.
The last clue was revealed about a week ago and the completed tops are starting to appear. Louise Davidson is the first SBQG member to complete hers. Hopefully we’ll see the others soon!
Many thanks to Quiltwoman.com for providing access to Debbie Caffrey’s Mystery Quilts.
Early in March the Santa Monica Quilt Guild decided to offer a Mystery Quilt project to their members in lieu of meetings and workshops for a few months. They invited SBQG and the Westside Quilters to join them. There were 40 participants in all! The big challenge? The project was started AFTER the quilt shops closed! Everyone pulled from their stash to make their quilts.
The last clue was revealed about a week ago and the completed tops are starting to appear. Louise Davidson is the first SBQG member to complete hers. Hopefully we’ll see the others soon!
Many thanks to Quiltwoman.com for providing access to Debbie Caffrey’s Mystery Quilts.
Silent Auction
Items to be auctioned at a future meeting.
