Brownwood Quilter's
Guild Minutes ~ April 19, 2016
Guild President Lana
Webb called the meeting to order and secretary Judy Teideman called roll with a
question, "What would you like to do or see done at the Guild
meetings?" Numerous suggestions were made: tutorials on
binding, borders, paper piecing, fold and sew pattern, techniques and
demos, self-binding, art quilt demos, mitered corners, and a
quilt-as-you-go class.
Muriel Lamkin suggested
we institute a "quilt college".
We had twenty members
and two guests, Jan Cate and Carol Bullion, present.
April birthdays were
acknowledged: Happy birthday wishes to Elaine Anderson, Jeannie Ortegon,
and Marilyn DeHay!
Today's door prizes are
courtesy of LaTrelle Locks.
Last month's minutes and
treasurer's reports are posted online.
CORRECTION to the March
minutes: Joy Ivy and Millie Schwab are on the Guild's nominating
committee. Connie Hart and Connie Hansen were not appointed to the Guild's
nominating committee. The motion to make this correction was made by
LaTrelle Locks and seconded by Ruby Goodwin. The motion passed and the
amendment is so made.
PRAYER LIST:
Robin Moody
Stella Burns
Betty Jones
Kye Carrillo (age 2)
Aimee Tiedemann Bigham
The Guild's mini quilt
show will be held in conjunction with the Brownwood Corks and Caps program on 1
October 2016. All entrants are asked to please remit pictures
and measurements of the quilts to be submitted so that the organizers
can determine the floor space needed to properly display the entries. The
Guild's Donation Quilt will be awarded at Corks and Caps.
The Guild's Donation
Quilt was displayed by Mildred Turner and her granddaughter Taylor
Turner, Lana Turner, and Ruby Goodwin at the 2016 Annual Rattlesnake Roundup
held in the Brownwood Coliseum. Taylor was recognized as the top Donation
Quilt ticket seller.
The Guild received a
thank-you note from CPS, and Joy Ivy received a thank-you note from the
Brownwood Regional Hospital.
The Guild has been given
permission to display the Donation Quilt at Heartland Mall.
Next month's meeting
will concentrate on the election of the Guild's board of officers. Please
try to attend this important meeting.
Mildred
Turner will take the CPS bags collected today to the CPS
office.
Vickie Mazurek is
collecting pillowcases for Childrens Hospital and will turn them in to the
Million Pillowcase Challenge. She demonstrated how to make the
"French Seam" (AKA "Hot Dog") pillowcase and then
challenged the Guild members to see who can bring the most pillowcases to next
month's meeting. The member who brings the most pillowcases to the May
meeting will earn a special prize.
DOOR PRIZES
Joy Ivy won today's Fat
Quarters drawing. The May Fat Quarters are to be bright colors.
Ruby Goodwin won the
Charm packs drawing.
Nita Franklin won the
book "Teeny Tiny Menagerie Embroidery Motifs".
The book "String
Fling" was won by Ruby Goodwin.
SHOW AND TELL
Sherri Marshall
showed a drawstring sewing bag perfect for traveling, a baby tumbler quilt,
and a "Ten-Minute" quilt made for her mom.
Charlene Cortez
displayed her "Race" quilt embellished with "Race in such a
way that you might win".
Ruby Goodwin first
showed a purse that she made at Vita's shop, "The Hideout", and then
displayed an animal print quilt she fashioned out of a Minky fabric kit
that she bought while she was in the Kirbyville / Jasper area.
Judy Tiedemann showed a
baby summertime coverlet made of red and white seersucker. It and its
matching baby bib will go to Wee Care.
LaTrelle Locks showed a
pair of bags that were made at Vita's shop, one of which she has opted to use
as a Bible bag.
Vickie Mazurek shared a
baby quilt and several pillowcases made out of Lori Holt fabrics.
Lana Webb presented
"Retirement Quilt", made of Girl Scout Tees and patches, quilted by
Mildred Turner. A quilt that honors Chi Alpha Omega Sorority was
also shared.
Today's program, Jenny
Doan's Half Square Triangles, was presented by Lana complete with a
detailed handout that was given to each member.
The meeting was
adjourned.
Respectfully submitted
by Judy Tiedemann, Secretary
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