Mary Tabar – The Light and Dark of Design

During our October General Meeting, we welcome Mary Wood Tabar who was born in Hannibal, Missouri where her mother was employed and trained by Singer Sewing Machine Company. Since the age of four she has been working with sewing machines. By six years of age she was doing crewel embroidery and other hand sewing projects. Raised with Midwest working ethics and family values, these qualities helped to foster appreciation, patience and a simple approach to life. She graduated from Truman State University in Kirksville, Missouri with a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology, and a minor in Graphic Arts, and later received her Teaching Credential from California State University at San Marcos. She has had a variety of sewing experiences from making Madam Alexandra antique doll clothes in New York City to making Renaissance costumes in San Diego for people such as Mick Fleetwood. She lives in San Diego with her husband and two daughters. Her presentation, “Notan, the Light and Dark of Design” combines a short PowerPoint presentation, with a trunk show detailing what a Notan design represents. In her Saturday workshop, Quilters will gain the confidence to try a new technique of machine appliqué́ and learn new design ideas. You can see her designs at her website: www.marytabar.com

Newsletter Volume XXXIII No. 4 October 2017 www.glendalequiltguild.org

Wednesday, October 11, 2017 6:45 PM

MEET THE TEACHER DINNER Please join Mary and your fellow quilters for dinner prior to the program at 4:45 PM at Star Café, Montrose. If you plan to join us for dinner prior to the program, please email your RSVP to cindyabrams2010@aol.com so we know how many seats to reserve.

Congratulations to everyone in the Guild for an incredible show! The planning, hard work and dedication of the show chairs, committee and all of our volunteers created an outstanding event. The visual impact of the Loving Hands display, opening into a panoramic vista of all your quilts hung in an impressive and beautiful art gallery, made this a show to remember.

The joy, excitement and surprise of ribbon winners and the many opportunity basket winners, created fun for everyone and good will toward the Guild. Several people so enjoyed the show that they enquired about membership. We have to make an accurate financial reckoning of all our costs, so make sure you submit your receipts as soon as possible. The income expense form for reimbursement is on our website under the Membership drop down menu. The most significant financial support for this show came from our vendors. Be sure to thank them any time you make a visit to their shops. We had four sewing machines donated, by Barons, Sewing Machine Warehouse and Pollards, for our Viewers Choice, Shopper’s Rewards and Opportunity Baskets. All other vendors gave much appreciated donations. The next two largest financial contributions came from the entrance tickets and the Boutique. Everyone loved the organization, fabulous setup and most of all, amazing deals! Kudos! We will be having a wrap-up meeting on this show. So while it is still fresh in your mind, this is the time to write down your observations, ideas and experiences, to bring for discussion. Pat yourself on the back as your hard work put on a show which will be remembered for a long time! Happy Quilting Colleen Shier

Louise Rupp’s Orange Peel pillow created in Becky McDaniel’s workshop

The President’s Block

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MEETINGS

BOARD MEETING Wednesday, October 4, 2017

Meeting 6:30 PM Quilt’n’Things Fiber Arts

2411 Honolulu Ave. Montrose, CA

Next Board Meeting: Nov. 2, 2017

GENERAL MEETING Wednesday, October 11, 2017

Social hour 6:15 PM Meeting 6:45 PM

First Congregational Church of Glendale

2001 Cañada Blvd, Glendale Next Guild Meeting: Nov. 8, 2017

LOVING HANDS

Friday, October 20, 2017 10:00 AM Until 3:00 PM Women’s Athletic Club

600 South Verdugo Road Glendale, CA 91205

Guest Policy Reminder: Each member is allowed to bring one

guest to one meeting at no charge to the guest. The normal guest fee is

$5.00 per meeting.

Programs & Workshops Schedule

October 2017 – Mary Tabar 10/11/2017 – The Light & Dark of Design 10/14/2017 – Snip & Flip, Exploring

Positive & Negative Design Possibilities

10/24/2017 – Taco Tuesday at WAC, 6-9 pm

November 2017 – Sandra Bruce 11/8/2017 – Material Matrix and The

Paths Taken 11/11/2017 – Interpreting a Photo with Fabric in a Painterly Style December 2017 – Holiday Party for

Members 9/13/2017 – General Meeting and

Potluck 9/16/2017 – No workshop

All workshops are from 9:00am-4:00pm at Women's Athletic Club –

600 S Verdugo Road Glendale, CA 91205

unless otherwise noted.

GQG Workshop News Join the workshop fun with Mary Tabar on Saturday, October 14, 2017 at 9 AM at the Women’s Athletic Club, 600 S Verdugo Road, Glendale. We will be exploring the positive and negative possibilities of pattern and color. Workshop attendees will choose either the flower or star (see the front page of this newsletter) pattern. Cut, flip, fuse, machine appliqué and create a lovely quilt. More information, including supply list and cost, can be found on our website. Sign up at the General Meeting or online using Bookwhen.

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What an outstanding show!!! Thanks to the hard work of our Show Committee and the support of our fantastic guild members, this show was undeniably awesome and perhaps, as some attendees told us, the best show ever! From the exhibits to the quilt show; the Boutique to the vendors and classes, this show rocked! We’re still receiving compliments via mail and email. Many people stopped by the Information Desk to say how wonderful it was and how much there was to see with all the exhibits. Each of the bus groups were thrilled and one even called us the “best regional quilt show in CA!” Plus, everyone loved our new venue. Having the whole show in one building was a huge plus and offering food kept attendees in the building at lunch time. We have to say that the Conference Center venue is the best we’ve ever had and hopefully, it will be our home for shows in the future. We’re currently compiling the final bills and expect to have detailed figures for you soon, but the preliminary numbers are looking good. In the meantime, how about a few memories from the show? Enjoy the photos! Your Show Chairs ~ Sandy, Beth & Tina Below is Sherryl Zureck with her Best of Show Quilt: Baltimore Sea

2017 Quilt Show Ripple Effect!

September 22 and 23

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Executive Board Members 2017-2018 President Colleen Shier (818) 429-2817 Vice President Tim Spinn (323) 371-8198 Recording Secretary Sharon Bishop (323) 254-6045 Communications Secretary Mernie Meier (626) 824-0630 Treasurer Kathy Fogel (818) 330-9372 Parliamentarian Donna Ryan (818) 732-5456 Program Chair Cindy Abrams (818) 621-1122 Program Co-Chair An Burgess (323) 353-1032 Membership Co-Chair Pat Golditch (818) 241-9194 Membership Co-Chair Karen Millman (818) 241-3288 Newsletter Editor Elke Miyahara (323) 256-2152 Workshops Chair Susan Edwards (818) 790-2214 Fundraiser Co-Chairs 2017 Sandy Bradfield (818) 636-5080 Fundraiser Co-Chairs 2017 Beth Hasenauer (626) 358-3484 Fundraiser Co-Chairs 2017 Tina Curran (818) 986-6630 Fundraiser Co-Chairs 2018 Kathi Wilson (626) 355-3289 Fundraiser Co-Chairs 2018 Craig Coleman (909)-596-1783 Loving Hands Chair Tina Curran (818) 986-6630 Advisor Sandy Bradfield (818) 636-5080 Standing Committees Audit Daniel Marlos (323) 342-0902 Elke Miyahara (323) 256-2152 Nancy Mraz (818) 890-3337 Email Blast Colleen Shier (818) 429-2817 Electronic Media Kathy Fogel (818) 330-9372 Facebook Sandy Bradfield (818) 636-5080 Pinterest Open Website Liaison Kathy Fogel (818) 330-9372 Sunshine and Shadows Mernie Meier (626) 824-0630 Equipment/Storage/Inventory- Storage of Historical Items

Craig Coleman (909)-596-1783

Trips Flo Cohen (818) 244-5650 Philanthropy Open Publicity Open Special Committees Block of the Month Open

Volunteers Thank you to our wonderful Guild members who volunteered at the 2017 Show! Your participation helped make the Show the success it was, from the crazy day and night of set-up to the tired but enthusiastic Volunteers at take down. I can’t begin to tell you how much those of you who did double or triple or endless shifts saved us from scrambling to fills holes in the schedule, and how much we appreciated your positive, enthusiastic presence. THANK YOU!

Mernie Meier with Roger (our youngest member)

and Kate Ung at the Children’s Activity Table

Ripple Challenge Quilt Winners

Congratulations to the following: First Place – Karen Millman for “Ripple Effect” Second Place – Kathi Coleman Wilson for “Beware the

Ripple Effect” Third Place – Leah Bessy for

“The Ripple Challenge” Honorable Mention – Bonnie Marshall- Creel for

“Rocks, Ripples and Reflections” Viewer’s Choice Quilt Winner is Judy Costello’s quilt:

“Heart in Hand”

Taco Tuesday is back!

October 24, 2017 5:00PM to 9:00PM

All Quilters Welcome! We will gather at WAC, 600 S Verdugo Road in Glendale, to eat tacos and sew blocks in festive colors. Blocks will be combined to make one quilt. The more quilters=the larger the quilt. We supply the food and fabric. You supply your machine, sewing notions and readiness for a fun evening. It’s FREE but please let us know that you’re coming. Contributions to taco ingredients or a potluck dish are welcome, but not necessary. Sign up at the October General Meeting or contact Kathi Wilson at domehikr@aol.com or 818-422-8798 before October 20th.

Happy Birthday! Joan Hutter October 2 Nancy Hamilton October 4 Violet Bos October 7 Susan Edwards October 8 Melinda Helscher October 9 Nancy Mraz October 9 Merylee Schaefer October 9 Nan Maples October 14 Pat Golditch October 18 Lettie Williams October 23 Sharon Bishop October 24 Craig Coleman October 27 Maria Rodriguez October 29

~ Membership ~

WINNERS of THE BEST OF CATEGORY: Appliqué Quilt - BEST OF SHOW – Sherryl Zurek with Baltimore Sea Mixed Quilt - BEST MACHINE QUILTING- Barbara Stuart with The Echo of a Dresden Other Quilting - BEST HAND QUILTING – Alice E. Turner with King Beauty Small Quilt - BEST PIECING – Nan Maples with Cosmic Pizza Two Person Quilt - BEST APPLIQUE – Carolyn Hodapp with Away from Home Mixed Media - BEST USE OF COLOR – Linda Rasmussen with Just Spoolin' Around

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Currently we have 156 members and 2 affiliate members. Fifty-six members attended the September 13th meeting. We welcomed 13 new members in 2017: Sandy Ballesteros, Julie Blomdahl, Evette Gallo, Lou Gallo, Susan Graham, Nahid Hussain, Mary Jamora, Joyce Li, Anita Nardine, Kellie Rose-Sewake, Alexandra Schober, Barbara Stuart (rejoined), and Susan Washburn. In future newsletters we hope to highlight them, telling you a little about them.

Members who have renewed will be listed in the new roster which Tim Spinn will create after the quilt show.

Membership cards are waiting for you to pick up, so if you didn’t get one yet, please see us at the membership desk.

Patterns are available at the membership desk to create badges to welcome new members and guests. We thank members who have created these miniature quilt blocks name tags.

Members who wear their GQG name badges are eligible to win a gift in the new monthly drawing. It is a reward for enabling all of us to know you by name. Pat Golditch and Karen Millman, Membership co-chairs

Loving Hands Activities

At the September guild meeting, Violet Bos turned in four pieced quilt tops as well as two completed flannel receiving blankets. A total of 39 finished quilts were turned in. Ten(!) were completed by completed by Evette & Lou Gallo. And the others were completed by Ann Bagne, Joliene Blanchard, Lisa Burroughs, Cathy Euler, Judy Hine, Kathy Fogel, Mary Furnish, Sue Graham, Joyce Li, Annie Raycraft, Bev Underwood and Marie Watterlond. Thank you to all the guild members who helped sew sleeves onto the Loving Hands quilts at the September board meeting, guild meeting and Loving Hands work day. They looked fabulous hanging in the atrium at the quilt show. And a special thanks to Pat Golditch who helped me hang all 29 of them, with some help from Melinda Helscher as well. Remember that Loving Hands now meets the third Friday of the month. So in October, the regular work session will be on Friday, October 20th at the WAC from 10 am – 3 pm. We hope to see you on the 20th! Tina Curran and Loving Hands Volunteers

Congratulations to the winners of Shopper’s Rewards and

Opportunity Drawing Baskets and Sewing Machines

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Brenda Santos Carolyn Lancet Joy Blocker Marita Stokes

Susan Cribbs, a new quilter from Cynthia Paul Karen O’Connell Annette Constantino The Wandering Foot Quilt Guild, with a new Juki with a machine will give a basket to her best sewing machine donated by Sewing friend after winning two baskets Machine Warehouse on Saturday.

We would like to thank all who participated in both programs at our quilt show, and the vendors and sponsors listed in our program who contributed items included in the prizes, and an extra thank you for the sewing machines donated by Baron’s Sewing Center, Pollards Sew Creative and Sewing Machine Warehouse.

EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING REPORT Minutes of the Executive Board of the Glendale Quilt Guild

September 7, 2017

I. The meeting was called to order at 6:30 p.m. at the Glendale Women’s Athletic Club and a quorum was present. Present: Colleen Shier, President; Donna Ryan, Parliamentarian; Susan Edwards, Workshops; Karen Millman and Pat Golditch, membership; Elke Miyahara, Newsletter; Beth Hasenauer, 2017 Fund Raising; Tina Curran, Loving Hands; Kathi Wilson and Craig Coleman, 2018 Fund Raising; Tim Spinn, Vice President; and Sandy Bradfield, Advisor. II. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as printed in the Newsletter. III. BOARD REPORTS Vice President/Spinn: Next SCCQG Meeting is October 7th in La Habra covering Fundraising. Treasurer/Shier: The Treasurer’s Report for August was presented. Audit committee is being set up. Annual tax information will go to the CPA this month. December’s rent to FFC was paid. Sunshine & Shadows/Shier: Barbara Stewart lost her father. Larita Bennet donated fabric to our guild. Programs/Shier: Speaker is ready to go for the General Meeting. No raffle basket at the meeting, but books may be for sale. Workshops/Edwards: No workshop for September. October’s Snip and Flip with Mary Tabar has 11 people enrolled and November’s Copy Cup with Sandra Bruce has 10 people enrolled. Membership/Millman: We have 160 members with 20 not renewed at this time. Two out of six Affiliates have paid. A letter was presented to the Board for perusal and editing that will go out to vendors at our show and to former Affiliates thanking them for their service/participation in our event and asking them to join us as Affiliates for the upcoming year. It was decided to add the letter to vendor packets at our quilt show. Guest pass as a bookmark was presented as an idea to elicit new membership. This pass would go to quilt stores. The idea is shelved for after the show. To encourage people to wear their badges at the General Meeting, extra tickets will be given to all who have them and a prize will be awarded. Articles will be written about our new 2017 members for the newsletter. Discussion arose over recognizing names of donors who gave towards the door prizes given at the General Meeting. Outside donors will be noted in the newsletter. Newsletter/Miyahara: October’s newsletter articles are due Tuesday, September 26th due to the show. It is recommended that pictures be sent separately and not embedded in articles for easier access for the newsletter. Also articles can be sent in RTF or PDF formats if the writers have the newest version of Word. Fund Raising 2017/Bradfield: Superior Threads is advertizing their class at the quilt show for $35 for the class and a $10 materials fee. Handi Quilter is bringing 12 machines and so far only 6-7 people have signed up. The ideal is 12, the maximum is 24. Christa Watson’s and Andi Perejda’s classes were cancelled due to low enrollment. Discussion of offering special pricing for a second class if already enrolled in one class for the show. This will be presented at the General Meeting. Wrist bands for daily use and the lanyards that show committee members, students and vendors will use arrived. Fund Raising 2018/Wilson: The 2018 Opportunity Quilt postcards are here with a special thanks to Tim Spinn. The location of the event is still to be announced. Loving Hands/Curran: Twenty-five Guild members showed up for the Quilting Bee and Picnic and by 4 PM all 50 quilts were done. By the end there were 11 fully bound quilts and several members took quilts home to finish. We received two sets of fabric from Candy’s: 15 three yard cuts and 12 patriotic three yard cuts. The next Loving Hands date is September 15 where the tops that were quilted will be finished with binding and labels. Tina will contact SCCQG to see what they recommend and how they propose to send quilts to those who need assistance due to the Irma and Harvey hurricanes. We have quilts to send and prefer to do it through SCCQG. Parliamentarian/Ryan: No report. Note of clarification for Audit Committee, you cannot be on the committee if you served on the Board during the audit year even if you are currently not a Board member. IV. UNFINISHED BUSINESS FFC/Shier: The church was sold to a Korean group, Glendale Grace Brethren Church and contact must wait until after October 22nd. Other locations for our meetings were discussed and any suggestions are still accepted. The final decision will be up to the Board. V. NEW BUSINESS 1. Friendship Groups are mentioned as a benefit of being a member on our website, but none currently exist. Past new members asked about them and told they were “full”. Discussion was if we do not have them, then we should remove that from our website or see about establishing new groups. Items tabled until after the show and after a survey of our members. VI. The meeting was adjourned at 7:40 p.m.

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GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING REPORT

Minutes of the Glendale Quilt Guild Meeting September 13, 2017

I. The meeting was called to order by President Shier at 6:45 p.m. at the First Congregational Church, Glendale. II. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as printed in the Newsletter. III. ANNOUNCEMENTS

• The next Board meeting is October 5 and the next General Membership meeting is October 11. • The church has been sold and we are in hopes we will be able to continue to use the facilities past

our contracted date of December 2017, but we continue to explore other possible venues for our meetings.

• Thank you to Jim and Crystal Dudley for refurbishing the two treadle sewing machines we have for the show.

IV. BOARD REPORTS Vice President/Shier: The next SCCQG meeting will be October 7 in La Habra featuring Out of the Box Fundraising ideas. Treasurer’s Report/Fogel: The August Treasurer’s Report was presented. Communications Secretary/Meier: Congratulations to our mascot Roger, who just entered Kindergarten. Welcome to Gail MacCartney visiting from St. Louis. Sorry to report that Barbara Stuart’s father passed away and that Jackie Carlos took a nasty fall. Newsletter/Shier: Articles and photos are due Tuesday, September 26 because of the Quilt Show. Programs/Abrams: Fliers are on seats announcing Taco Tuesday on October 24, from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. when we will gather to eat tacos and sew blocks in festive colors. The food and fabric will be supplied. It is free but please sign up so we will know how many to expect. You are welcome to bring a potluck treat but it is not required. Fund Raising 2017/Bradfield: The Show is next week. We will have 300 quilts on display so the Convention Center will “scream” Quilts. Set-up will begin Thursday at 3:00. We are selling advance tickets. Tina spoke about getting the word out using the social media Nextdoor. She will be sending an email with step-by-step directions on how to use it to promote the show. Kathi Wilson spoke about bringing items for the Boutique and encouraged anyone with time on their hands to come help in the Boutique during the show where we will be selling fabric for $2 per pound which works out to 50 cents a yard. Quite a bargain. Kathy Fogel spoke on the need for volunteers and asked that everyone pitch in to help during the show. She also talked about the challenge and encouraged everyone to get their entries in. Fund Raising 2018/Coleman Wilson: The date is set for October 20, 2018 for a Home Tour and Quilt Sale. The 2018 Opportunity Quilt will be at the Show and we will be selling tickets. Postcards have been printed. Membership/Millman: We now have 156 members and 65 in attendance. There was a special prize drawing among those that wore their nametags in an effort to encourage members to wear their nametags making it easier to get to know each other. Loving Hands/Curran: At the recent Quilting Bee Marathon, the stack of 50 quilts that had been prepared were quilted and 11 of those were bound and are complete. Many quilts were taken home to be finished. We are looking to SCCQG to lead the way in handling quilt donations for hurricane victims. The next Loving Hands is Friday September 15 when we will be attaching temporary sleeves to quilts for display at the show and sewing labels on completed quilts. V. SHOW AND TELL Many examples of the recent ice-dyeing workshop were shared by members. VI. PROGRAM Karen Gloeggler shared her beautiful quilts and the adventure of writing “Jane Austin Quilts Inspired by her Novels”. VII. The meeting was adjourned at 8:50 p.m.

Sharon Bishop, Recording Secretary

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Sunshine and Shadows Sunshines: Kate Ung is proud to announce that her son, Roger, has completed his first month of kindergarten at Glen Oaks Elementary School. Roger is our youngest member and delights us with his laughter and smiles at the meetings. Roger is enjoying his classmates and riding his scooter to school. Rita Burnett, from Pasadena, donated fabrics for Loving Hands. Gail McCartney was visiting from her home in St. Louis, MO. While here, she participated in our Guild's Quilt Show. Shadows: Barbara Stuart's father passed away the first weekend of September. Jackie Carlos fell while house hunting. She scrapped up her face and knee and sprained her ankle. One might think that would be the house to avoid; however, Jackie and her husband loved the house and they bought it! Thank you. If you have any information for Sunshines or Shadows, please email Mernie Meier at Funygrl@gmail.com

High Country Quilters Guild

Presents their 4th Annual Chili Feed, Boutique, Bake Sale,

Quilt Display and Auction

Saturday, Nov. 4, 2017 10 AM to 5 PM

Lancaster United Methodist Church 918 West Avenue J

Lancaster, CA Free entrance and parking

Chili meal with drink is $7, served 11AM-3PM

Fallbrook Quilt Guild presents Quilted Treasures Quilt Show

November 3-4, 2017 10am to 4pm

Son Rise Christian Fellowship 463 S. Stage Coach Lane, Fallbrook, CA Admission: $10 Adults, $3 Children 3-12

Boutique, Country Store, Vendors, Auction daily at 1pm

Website: www.fallbrookquiltquild.com

Old Town Temecula Outdoor Quilt Show

Saturday, October 7, 2017 – 10 AM to 4 PM Free Parking and Admission

Quilt Walk is Sept. 23 thru Oct. 7, Quilts exhibited in designated businesses throughout Old Town.

See www.valleyofthemistquilters.com or votmq@yahoo.com for more info.

TLC Quilters Inc Grandmother’s High Tea Luncheon & Boutique

Saturday, October 7, 2017 – 10 AM to 3 PM

Prince of Peace Lutheran Church 1359 E. Covina Blvd., Covina, CA 91723

Free Parking and Free Admission

Nite Owl Quilters Guild presents

Nite Owl Quilt Show

Saturday, October 7, 2017 – 11 AM to 5 PM Admission $7, Children under 12 are free

Goldy S. Lewis Community Center Rancho Cucamonga Hall

11200 Baseline Road, Rancho Cucamonga, CA More info: email at Info@niteowls.org

14th Annual Quilt Show Back In The Day

October 7 & 8, Saturday and Sunday

10 AM – 4 PM Admission $7, husbands free

Buckhorn Camp 24641 Hwy #243, Idyllwild, CA

Questions: Call Chris 951-659-0146

Wandering Foot Quilt Guild

Friends & Family Boutique

Saturday, Oct. 28, 2017 10am – 3pm

Arcadia Community Church 121 Alice St., Arcadia, CA

(1 block north of Duarte Rd, between 1st & 2nd) Gift Iitems, Bake Sale, Quilt Exhibit

Contact mannycaldera@yahoo.com for more info.

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS / MEMBER NEWS

GENERAL GUILD INFORMATION ~ VOLUME XXXIII NO. 4 www.GlendaleQuiltGuild.org

Glendale Quilt Guild, Inc. is a non-profit corporation. The purpose is to contribute to the knowledge of, and to promote the appreciation of, fine quilts, quilt making and collection; to gain knowledge of quilt techniques, patterns, history & quilt makers through educational meetings, travel & friendship.

Meetings are held the 2nd Wednesday of every month at the

First Congregational Church of Glendale, 2001 Cañada Blvd., Glendale CA, 91208

Meeting: Social Time 6:15 PM. Meeting begins at 6:45 PM. Guest fees: $5.00 per meeting.

Membership dues are payable July 1st (delinquent at the end of the August General Meeting.)

Active Members: $30.00; Affiliates: $40.00 The newsletter is a monthly publication of the Glendale Quilt Guild. Members are invited to submit items of interest for publication at the General Meeting or by sending an email to Elke Miyahara at

elke.miyahara@gmail.com SUBMISSION DEADLINE IS THE MONDAY AFTER THE GENERAL MEETING.

Thank you and Congratulations!!

Thank you to Crystal and Jim Dudley for refinishing and refurbishing our opportunity 1909 Singer Treadle sewing

machine. Thank you to Cindy Abrams for donating it.

Congratulations to Trudie Feay (left) on winning the Viewer’s Choice sewing machine, donated by Pollards, as part of our Saturday drawing and to Sherryl Zureck (right) on winning the Singer Treadle sewing machine.

Sign up for Workshops at the General Meeting or: 1. Contact the Workshop Chair: Susan Edwards at edwards4916@hotmail.com 2. Sign up online 24-7 at www.bookwhen.com/GQGregister There is no processing fee to sign up online. Supply list and photo are available to download. All classes are held at the WAC.

Maria Shell Workshop and Lecture

Westside Quilters is excited about their upcoming visit from improvisational quilter Maria Shell October 20-21, 2017. She will be offering a workshop on Friday the 20th “Making Prints Out of Solids” and will speak about her life as an Alaskan quilter “Patchwork to Art- Work—An Alaskan Quilt Maker’s Journey” (a very interesting story!) at their quarterly meeting the following morning, Saturday, October 21st. Maria’s first book Improv Patchwork should be published mid-October. All the information you need is included in the PDF info sheet on the Calendar page of their website at www.westsidequilterslosangeles.org

Maria’s “Prints out of Solids”

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MEETING: WEDNESDAY, October 11, 2017 6:45 PM, SOCIAL TIME 6:15 PM

FIRST CONGREGRATIONAL CHURCH OF GLENDALE 2001 CAÑADA BLVD., GLENDALE, CA 91208

“Keeping Us in Stitches”

Candy’s Quiltworks 8549 Reseda Blvd Northridge, CA 91324 (818) 349-7397 Email: candysquiltworks@sbcglobal.net

Dave Make It Sew/APQS California 9032 Archibald Ave. Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 Phone: (909) 758-8707 Alt. Phone: (909) 758-6607 Email: dave@davemakeitsew.com Webpage: davemakesew.com

Monica's Quilt & Bead Creations 77-780 Country Club Dr, Ste C Palm Desert, CA 92211 Phone: (760) 772-2400 Alt. Phone: (760) 772-2324 Email: monicasqbe@aol.com Webpage: monicasquiltandbead.com

Quilt 'n' Things Fiber Arts 2411 Honolulu Ave Montrose, CA 91020-1823 Phone: (818) 957-2287 Email: qnt@gmail.com Webpage: quiltnthings.com

Quiltn' For You 24181 Matthew Place Newhall, CA 91321 By Appointment Phone: (661) 753-7865 Alt. Phone: (661) 200-3407 Email: quiltnforyou@gmail.com Webpage: quiltnforyou.com

Sewing Machine Warehouse 16214 Nordhoff St North Hills, CA 91343 Phone: (818) 332-7777 Alt. Phone: (818) 435-2844 Email: sewingmachinewarehouse@gmail.com Webpage: kneedle.com

You are invited to join us at our next meeting

on November 8, 2017 or contact us for more information: P.O. Box 9392, Glendale, CA 91226

www.glendalequiltguild.org

Please support the Glendale Quilt Guild Affiliate Members!