Some of you received an email about a fundraiser for the American Legion post in Richmond Hill. I was creating an email list from my contacts. I tried to delete all the ones from the quilt guild because I know we like to keep it more private and I respect that. It is apparent to me that I missed quite a few.
I am sorry.
Sincerely,
Terry Duncan
I’ve been hearing more about Quilt Cruises lately and it has definitely piqued my curiosity.
For those who may have experienced one—what is it really like? How are the classes structured? What does a typical day look like? What works well…and what doesn’t?
At this point, I’m simply interested in learning more and gathering a little insight from anyone who has first-hand experience. There’s nothing like hearing the real story from someone who has been there.
If you’ve participated in a quilt cruise (or even looked into one), I’d love to connect and hear your thoughts.
Feel free to reach out:
Michael
mgsengstack@msn.com
347-291-5084
Or catch me at an upcoming meeting.
Always fun to explore what’s out there in the quilting world… 😊
Hi Crocheters,
Last month’s meeting was so fun watching everyone helping each other cutting salvages and punching holes. This month we are going to focus on starting the crochet rows and different choices of stitching to use.
The rest of our fleece is squared and has punched holes. We will use these to work on our stitches and rows. If you are one of our more experienced crocheter, we can use your help with those who are just learning.
The meeting will be on the second floor of PARC. We will meet this Thursday, March 26th at 1:00 p.m. Please let me know if you are coming by emailing me at rippinrenee@gmail.com.
Renee
An April Opportunity!
Keep your equipment clean and damage free! We have two workshops that will run simultaneously after the April meeting. Don’t let the Savannah humidity damage your equipment. Keep your equipment free of nicks and scratch free!
Scissor Sheath – Everyone hates dull and nicked scissors. Make a functional and beautiful protective case and keep your scissors shiny. This is a great introduction to Byannie patterns.
This class has a kit so all you have to bring is your sewing machine, thread, rotary cutter and 3 fat quarters.
Cost $20 for class $15 for kit
Iron Caddy – There is nothing worse for a quilter than a nicked iron!
The Iron Caddy will keep your iron clean and nick free. 
Sewing machine, rotary cutter, thread, ruler, fabric marker, clips or pins. Please cut fabric prior to class.
Fabric 19.5 x 25.5
1x silver ironing fabric
I1x Insulbrite
1x outer material
2x warm and natural batting
Please sign up sooner! You can use venmo or zelle. Instructions are below. We need to know BEFORE the April meeting that we have enough people to hold these classes. Call or text Terry Duncan @210-863-1126 if you have questions
Venmo
To use Venmo you need to have the app downloaded to your phone or tablet. Go through the setup procedure. Select the private setting when sending a payment. Indicate “family and friends” on the payment. Search for @SavannahQuiltGuild and select the one that includes Jenny Mullins’s name. Click on the blue bar “Pay or Request” and insert the dollar amount to send along with your full name and what the payment is for in the “What is this for?” box. Click on Pay and your payment will be sent.
Please include your First and Last Name and Workshop Class in the memo line on the payment page.
Zelle
This is a bank to bank transfer so make sure to enter the information carefully. If asked for a name insert Jenny Mullins (nickname-Treasurer).
Send money to the email sqgpay@savannahquiltguild.com
Please include your First and Last Name and Workshop Class in the memo line on the payment page.
There is a new Wednesday sew day.
Time: 1:30-5pm
Every Wednesday
Location: 8101 Waters Avenue. Street parking on Washington ave.
Contact: Karen Hayes for information (or if you need help unloading at the location)
912-6557224
