Our guild took part in Culture Days celebrations in September by featuring quilts at a tea in the United Church. Many of the quilts are our donation quilts that we work on throughout the year and typically give away at Christmas. This display was well received. I think they glitter like jewels in the parish.
This blog is indeed still alive and kicking … I haven’t been present at many meetings this past summer and there seem to be pictures on many different cameras - we’ll get it back on track again.
We just wrapped up our 2 day fall retreat which was a blast. It was so good to get together again - in person, eating together, having a few laughs and lots of sewing.
We showcased a quilt challenge and voted on 2 winners. This challenge has been 3 years in the making as Covid shut downs cancelled our quilt shows. We each had to use an orange fat quarter which was provided. You could use as much or little as you liked. Some of us (like me) lost the orange, scrambled to finish last minute, or say no thanks. I just love, love, love 💕 the work and creativity these ladies put into their 24” masterpiece.
Eileen
Only a month late!
I just received the pictures from the May meeting. I have been MIA from the last few meetings and thank the members that have been taking pictures in my absence.
We had a lot going on this spring ... finally, we were able to meet together as a group and be maskless! Yay ... the spring retreat was well attended and many of us are feeling back to normal ... as normal as we can at least! Here are some pictures from the April guild meeting.
