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Mystery Quilt Month #6
NOW AVAILABLE after signing in at Members Only (under Documents) Mystery Quilt Month #1 - #5 also available |
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QUILT DROP OFF
March 18, 2021 7-7:30pm |
| We will be collecting donation quilts at 7 p.m. until the cars are full or no one else shows up. This will include Heart Warmer Quilts, Chemo Quilts, Angel, Bereavement and Hospice Quilts. So, any quilts you have made since we last met – now is the time to drop them off. Sparrow will be quarantining the quilts for 2 weeks before distributing them. Bev Wilkinson is in charge of Heart Warmer and Bereavement Quilts, Deb Feldpausch is in charge of Angel & Hospice Quilts, and Elaine Hewitt is in charge of Chemo Quilts if you have any questions. Elaine has once again asked for Chemo Quilt tops, fleece, binding and finished quilts for the Breslin Center. Finished quilts should be about 44-60" wide and 60-72" long, with fabric for adults (not children). |
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Shelter-In Showcase
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 Click the Picture to see the show at SmugMug |
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| As I sit here, writing this, the weather has warmed, the snow is melting, bits and pieces of the garden are starting to show themselves again. I feel like I have woken from a winter’s hibernation myself. That’s a bit of an obvious metaphor for what we have all gone through in the last year, isn’t it? But things are looking better now, and hopefully that will continue to spread throughout life. The Guild is looking into planning a retreat for this fall, and hopefully we can get back to meeting in person sometime this summer or fall, too. In the meantime, we can all stay busy making even more quilts! For laps, for beds, for tables, for walls, for mugs, for pets… it also looks like fashion is going through a quilted phase again, too. So, while we wait for progress on the ‘normal’ front, keep on quilting! Cathy Skelton |
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| Like to become a member of the guild? It's simple... Click Here to download the membership form (it includes the membership fee), print it, fill it out and bring it to the next guild meeting (third Thursday of each month) That's it!! |
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Capitol City Quilt Guild (CCQG) was organized in March, 1984, to encourage fellowship, cooperation, and learning among area quilters and to promote public appreciation for creativity and high standards for quilting. CCQG is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization giving to the community education, hosting quilt shows to spread the art of quilting. The Guild members make and donate quilts for various charities and as well as provide free education seminars for the public on the art of quilting. |
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