Revised Mission Statement

QUARTZSITE QUILT GUILD MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of the Quartzsite Quilt Guild is to promote the art of quilting, support and educate quilt makers of all skill levels.

We are dedicated to fellowship and sharing the enjoyment of quilting.

GOALS

To finish one child's quilt per member by the third week of March each year. These quilts will be donated to Children's Protective Services for distribution to children in crisis.
To stage the Quartzsite Quilt Guilt Show. The show is held, Friday and Saturday, the second weekend of February at Senior Citizen Building located at 40 N. Moon Mountain in Quartzsite, Arizona
To make a quilt to be raffled at the annual quilt show. Proceeds will go to charities designated by the guild members.
MEETINGS

Meetings are held every Tuesday from 9:00 AM to 4 PM. The first Tuesday of the month there will be a business meeting. The meetings will be held at the Senior
Citizen Building on Moon Mountian Road.

EXECUTIVE MEMBERS

The executive shall consist of:

President
Secretary/Treasurer
Project Chairpersons:
Quilt Show

Raffle Quilt

Q.I.A. Craft Shows

Education Sessions

Charity Quilts

Historian

The term of office will be two years. Elections will be held in January, every second year for the following fall.

DUES

Dues are $10.00 annually and are to be paid at the first meeting you attend.

$5.00 for Guild and $5.00 for membership at Senior Citizens

Our year will have to follow the same as Senior Citizens, namely, October – April.

Which will be known as the “season” (example October 2007-April-2008)Revised April 2007

mystery quilt problem

Am I the only one that can't figure out the chain and hourglass block??? I think the instructions must be wrong. Comments?? Barb

News from Bonnie

"I just wanted to tell everyone that I am now about to start stitching down the small pieces of fabric on the 96 squares that I took for the cathedral window quilt. I have " 24"patches that are 4 sewn together, That makes for... 245... pieces of fabric , for the windows on these squares. I have them all pinned on, now just need to start sewing . wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeew. I was beginning to wonder if I was going to get it done, BUT I did not work on it steady like I should have. I am anxious for everyone to get back so I will have some place to go ...ha-ha... "

mystery quilt part 2

Here is your mystery quilt. I have no idea why it is working this way today?????program change I guess. click on the partial page and it should show the whole pattern. I was able to print it with no problem. Let me know if this does not work for you and I will try something else. You must click on the writing for the pattern and it should open full page. You should be able to print from your web browser. Click back to leave the page and mouse or arrow to the next page and ckick again. There are 3 pages of instructions. Give it a try, be brave.

, ,

Abbie

I just got a phone call from Sue H. alerting me to the fact that Abbie W. 's father passed away last Friday. I thought all her friends would like to know. Our thoughts are with you Abbie.

Mystery quilt part one page 2 with pictures

This is page 2. You should be able to print from this site. The diagram on the top is from the last page, The next part is the instructions for the begining of the next 2 blocks, the basket and the postage stamp block (don't know what happened to the heading?) . The reason I broke the instuctions up is because they made 3 parts for the newsletter. If you can't wait I can sent them to you early. I just finished my baskets thru the handle and am excited to sew them together. I may look ahead.
http://hddweb.com/93420/page_20001.rtf
Please let me know if this works.
Barbara

Mystery quilt part one page one with pictures

Sorry, I told you I was new to this. The first mystery quilt instructions did not have the diagrams for what ever reason. I am tring again. This is the first page. I will try to do the second page also, if this works. Please let me know if you get it.
http://hddweb.com/93420/page10001.rtf