Wednesday, December 1, 2010

QGN Holiday Issue 2010


Quilt Gathering Newsletter ~ Holiday 2010 issue

Hello Fellow Quilters~
This is the Holiday QGN for 2010. Happy Holidays! This newsletter was late as I was sick for quite awhile. Thank you for being patient!

Currently Looking For
Mary Jo is looking for some great ideas for a backing fabric for a quilt called Beach Glass.
Aunt Mary is looking for articles for needlework in the Middle Ages.
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Survey feedback was a bust so we will try again at a later date. Thank you!
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Accomplishments & Works in Progress
Please submit pictures of what you are currently working on or what you may have already finished that you would like to share with the group so that we can all admire each other’s work throughout the year leading up to the next quilt gathering. I will be posting the pictures on the website as soon as I receive them. Please send all submissions either to thequiltgathering@hotmail.com or via mail to P.O. Box 1075, Tonasket, WA 98855. Thank you.

Monthly Quilt Pattern
This month the quilt pattern we thought we would share is Market Day Tote:

http://www.quiltmag.com/sewing-projects/quick-quilts111-market-day-tote/ .Please see the enclosed insert for everything you will need- template, sewing directions, materials list, and all the step by step photos that will be very helpful. Tote bags vary between 16” to 20”. Enjoy!

Interest & Reading Corner
What kind of upcoming events/happenings/festivals are you aware of that you think others might enjoy checking out?
Any new quilt or fiber stores of interests?
Are there any new books or magazines that you would recommend sharing?
We would love to hear from you of what new & exciting things are happening near you.

Group Question
Any new suggestions besides the camping or boat ideas?

2 comments:

  1. A suggestion for future posts. When you publish the link for the monthly quilt pattern use the link button on your menu bar. So that readers can click on the link, without having to cut and paste the link into a different web browser. The button looks like a small globe with a chainlink on it.

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  2. PS I really like your background for this blog:)

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