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| Almost finished! Here is Penny showing us one of her latest projects with just a little more stitching on the binding left to complete it. This one is for Kaeto. |
Here is Betty's very first quilt which she fittingly made for a Victor Borge party. This must be the quilt that got everyone in the group thinking, Let's take up quilting, because it probably was pretty soon after that the Trip Around the World, quilt in a day (haha!) idea was hatched. Still a cute quilt with an actual "piano key" border.We talked a lot about our first sewing efforts whether that was at home or home ec. Little did we know then how much time and money was going to be spent on sewing in our futures.
We also talked about getting ready to donate our quilts (24 on hand at the moment, maybe 25 by the end of today if I get up to my sewing room). Nancy brought some handouts which described the Quilts for Survivors program--a possibility for the coming year. Heron's Nest and Project Linus should take most of the baby and toddler quilts that we have on hand. And the fire season isn't over yet so we should keep some on hand for that, just in case.
Next week we are going ahead with the demos--see the Next Meeting Page for more info. I now have more info for the photos from the original group so will get those posted within a day or so, so check out the About Us Page as well. Please add any stories you remember to augment the history.
Finally we talked about an outing soon, maybe two weeks from now. We could make a trip to Fabricana (think good parking) or to The Cloth Shop on Granville Island. Any other ideas? And of course we will have lunch wherever we decide to go.
That's everything I can think of for now. If I have forgotten anything, please let me know and I will update the post.


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