News
The Guild is not currently holding physical meetings. We are all praying for the day when we will be able to see each other again, when this pandemic will no longer be restricting our activities. Meanwhile, we just keep plugging along, praying and hoping for that day. Keep your spirits up as much as you can, this will get better. Continue with as many of your activities as you can, including quilting, of course!
April, 2021
Program Meeting - Our March Program meeting was held using Zoom. We had 49 people attend. It was so nice to see so many members again! We are going to have another Program meeting in April, with our own Denise Mullenix presenting "Panel-licious" which will be wonderful ways to use fabric panels. If you have something you would like to share with the Guild, please contact one of our Vice Presidents, Cory Murphy or Kathy Sandner. Information for them will be in your directory.
Membership - If you have not already done so, please submit your dues for 2021-22. If you do so by April 20th, your information will be included in the directory. This year, to avoid the cost of printing and mailing, we will be putting the directory online on a private page that will only be available to members. The good part of this is that we will be able to update new member information often during the year.
Vice Presidents - Cory and Kathy have included information in the newsletter about joining the Zoom Program meeting, and also are asking if there are members who might be interested in making a presentation.
Warm Wrappings - Paddy and Carol are telling us that many of you have picked up tops to be quilted, quilts to be bound, and pillowcases, but more are getting ready to be sent out. Your efforts are greatly appreciated. Carol also has over 200 quilt kits of varying skill levels that are ready to be picked up. All include instructions, and most are already cut out. Call Paddy or Carol if you would like a quilt kit, a top to quilt, a quilt to bind, or a pillowcase to make.
Mystery Quilt - The final clue for the mystery quilt is in the newsletter. These quilts are a great way to make quilts for Warm Wrappings, and mystery quilts are so much fun to make. Each month you get a clue, fabric requirements, and cutting or sewing instructions. You have no idea what the quilt will look like until the last clue.
Virtual Show and Tell - There were no Show and Tell pictures in this month's newsletter. Perhaps members are keeping their projects a secret? We love to see what you are doing, so please send photos to Denise Mullenix, our newsletter editor.
Program Meeting - Our March Program meeting was held using Zoom. We had 49 people attend. It was so nice to see so many members again! We are going to have another Program meeting in April, with our own Denise Mullenix presenting "Panel-licious" which will be wonderful ways to use fabric panels. If you have something you would like to share with the Guild, please contact one of our Vice Presidents, Cory Murphy or Kathy Sandner. Information for them will be in your directory.
Membership - If you have not already done so, please submit your dues for 2021-22. If you do so by April 20th, your information will be included in the directory. This year, to avoid the cost of printing and mailing, we will be putting the directory online on a private page that will only be available to members. The good part of this is that we will be able to update new member information often during the year.
Vice Presidents - Cory and Kathy have included information in the newsletter about joining the Zoom Program meeting, and also are asking if there are members who might be interested in making a presentation.
Warm Wrappings - Paddy and Carol are telling us that many of you have picked up tops to be quilted, quilts to be bound, and pillowcases, but more are getting ready to be sent out. Your efforts are greatly appreciated. Carol also has over 200 quilt kits of varying skill levels that are ready to be picked up. All include instructions, and most are already cut out. Call Paddy or Carol if you would like a quilt kit, a top to quilt, a quilt to bind, or a pillowcase to make.
Mystery Quilt - The final clue for the mystery quilt is in the newsletter. These quilts are a great way to make quilts for Warm Wrappings, and mystery quilts are so much fun to make. Each month you get a clue, fabric requirements, and cutting or sewing instructions. You have no idea what the quilt will look like until the last clue.
Virtual Show and Tell - There were no Show and Tell pictures in this month's newsletter. Perhaps members are keeping their projects a secret? We love to see what you are doing, so please send photos to Denise Mullenix, our newsletter editor.
March, 2021
Membership - Again, it is time to submit your annual membership dues. Please submit them as soon as you can to our Membership Chair, Cathy Anderson. Her information is in your directory, and also on the membership form. The form can be found in your newsletter and on the Guild's home page.
Vice Presidents - The article in the newsletter offers suggestions to continue quilting and staying informed while we cannot have meetings. There is information about podcasts and online classes.
Warm Wrappings - We are still making quilts for our sponsored charities, and Paddy Shopher and Carol Sullivan have several things ready for you to work on. Some smaller quilts need quilting, larger ones need binding, and of course, there are normally quilt kits for you to make up. Contact them for additional information, their information is in the directory.
Guild Survey - The newsletter contains a small survey asking if you would like to start Zooming our monthly meetings. A trial one will be on March 9th. Contact Denise Mullenix, OakdaleQuilter@gmail.com if this interests you.
Mystery Quilt - Additional clues are in the newsletter. The mystery quilts are usually easy quilts that are a very good size for our charity quilts. And many quilters like to work on a quilt that they have no idea what the end results will be.
President's Quilt - Sharon Iyer's Presidential Quilt is ready to be presented to her. Pam Toombs has graciously offered to host this in her back yard on March 12, at 2:00. Face masks recommended.
Education - Ursula has a very informative article about quilt labels, why you should put them on your quilt, and how to make one.
Virtual Show and Tell - Sample quilt labels, three quilts, and making of an oversized ironing board are featured. If you would like your quilts or other projects featured, please sent photos to Denise Mullenix, our Newsletter Editor. We would all love to see what you have been making!
Membership - Again, it is time to submit your annual membership dues. Please submit them as soon as you can to our Membership Chair, Cathy Anderson. Her information is in your directory, and also on the membership form. The form can be found in your newsletter and on the Guild's home page.
Vice Presidents - The article in the newsletter offers suggestions to continue quilting and staying informed while we cannot have meetings. There is information about podcasts and online classes.
Warm Wrappings - We are still making quilts for our sponsored charities, and Paddy Shopher and Carol Sullivan have several things ready for you to work on. Some smaller quilts need quilting, larger ones need binding, and of course, there are normally quilt kits for you to make up. Contact them for additional information, their information is in the directory.
Guild Survey - The newsletter contains a small survey asking if you would like to start Zooming our monthly meetings. A trial one will be on March 9th. Contact Denise Mullenix, OakdaleQuilter@gmail.com if this interests you.
Mystery Quilt - Additional clues are in the newsletter. The mystery quilts are usually easy quilts that are a very good size for our charity quilts. And many quilters like to work on a quilt that they have no idea what the end results will be.
President's Quilt - Sharon Iyer's Presidential Quilt is ready to be presented to her. Pam Toombs has graciously offered to host this in her back yard on March 12, at 2:00. Face masks recommended.
Education - Ursula has a very informative article about quilt labels, why you should put them on your quilt, and how to make one.
Virtual Show and Tell - Sample quilt labels, three quilts, and making of an oversized ironing board are featured. If you would like your quilts or other projects featured, please sent photos to Denise Mullenix, our Newsletter Editor. We would all love to see what you have been making!
February, 2021
Membership - This is the last month of our year. Please submit your dues as soon as you can to our Membership Chair, Cathy Anderson, see your directory for contact information. A membership form was included in the newsletter, and is also available on the Guild's home page.
Warm Wrappings - Please continue to make quilts for donations to the charities we support. Paddy and Carol have kits for you to make up, tops to quilt, and quilts to bind. Unfortunately some of the charities are not currently accepting quilts, but the need is still there. See the Newsletter for additional information.
Virtual Coffee Breaks - These are on hold until further notice.
Virtual Show and Tell - Our newsletter is accepting pictures of your projects. Be sure to look at what is in this month's copy. Submit pictures to our Newsletter Editor, Denise Mullenix, see your directory for contact information.
Mystery Quilt - Another clue has been included in the newsletter. This one includes sewing! Woo-hoo!
Small Groups - Most of the small groups are not meeting, but some of them have started using Zoom to stay in touch. Group Leaders, please contact Cory Murphy, see your directory for contact information, for assistance in setting up Zoom meetings for your group.
Membership - This is the last month of our year. Please submit your dues as soon as you can to our Membership Chair, Cathy Anderson, see your directory for contact information. A membership form was included in the newsletter, and is also available on the Guild's home page.
Warm Wrappings - Please continue to make quilts for donations to the charities we support. Paddy and Carol have kits for you to make up, tops to quilt, and quilts to bind. Unfortunately some of the charities are not currently accepting quilts, but the need is still there. See the Newsletter for additional information.
Virtual Coffee Breaks - These are on hold until further notice.
Virtual Show and Tell - Our newsletter is accepting pictures of your projects. Be sure to look at what is in this month's copy. Submit pictures to our Newsletter Editor, Denise Mullenix, see your directory for contact information.
Mystery Quilt - Another clue has been included in the newsletter. This one includes sewing! Woo-hoo!
Small Groups - Most of the small groups are not meeting, but some of them have started using Zoom to stay in touch. Group Leaders, please contact Cory Murphy, see your directory for contact information, for assistance in setting up Zoom meetings for your group.
