Welcome to the Marys River Quilt Guild
May Meeting 2018
Block of the month
Show and tell
Hand of the Artist
by Colleen Wise
Marys River Quilt Guild
General Meeting, May 24, 2018
Barbara G. Called the meeting
to order at 7:00 p.m.
There were two guests; one
from Corvallis and a previous member.
Library:
Karen introduced two new
books.
Quilts in the
Garden:
Nancy and Tina, co-chairs, asked
for volunteers to work the gardens on July 21st from 10-4. All
entries must be tagged. The tags can be printed from Resources on our web site.
Those going to various shops were asked to take PR posters and bookmarks. Any
size quilt is now to be accepted for the show with no more than five quilts per
person. There is a scheduled meeting of hosts on May 26 at 3:00 p.m.
Treasurer:
Ann D. wants to know who incurred
a bill from JanniLou Creations? There will be no further charging at JanniLou
Creations. Please pay as an individual and file a expense form for
reimbursement.
Quilt Country:
Marsha G. announced that Judy
J. is the overall judge for the event.
Hospitality:
After six years, Phyllis is
retiring and the job is being taken over by Barbara G.
The drawing winners were: $10.00
gift certificate—Cindy G. and the fat quarters—Jan E.
BOM:
UCLA colors of blue and gold was
won by Cynthia J.
Challenge Quilt:
Judy said that fabric is
still available for $5.00.
Raffle Quilt:
Lisa U. Said the the quilt
will be on display at the Wine Vault until June.
Secret Sisters:
Wendy B. said the group had a
two day sew-in last weekend.
Round Robin:
Cindy G. said the next
meeting is June 25th.
General Announcements:
Barbara G. announced that
there was a new member reception before tonight’s meeting. The Marys Peak
Alliance Art Show will take people to Marys Peak in June and then their
resulting art will be featured in the show.
Service:
Emily M. said four beds
quilts were finished at the request of a family: a dog quilt for a boy, cats
for a girl, one for a teen and a green quilt for the parents. The director of
the Sister City was presented a quilt with “Vs” in the border for her work. Six
pillowcases with handles were made for the Department of Human Services to give
to youngsters going into the program. Several small quilt tops need to be
quilted.
Show & Tell:
Eight quilt were shown by
their makers.
Barbara G. Called for a
break.
The program resumed at 7:45
p.m.
Colleen Wise presented
the program titled The Hand of the Artist. She works in geometric shapes and
stressed that quilters should “Look into the quilt, not just at it.” She always
starts each work with a title and told several stories of how the quilts
developed for those titles.
Barbara G. dismissed the
meeting at 8:48 p.m.
Respectfully Submitted,
Sandy M, MRQG Secretary
Photos by Alice H.
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