May 2007 Newsletter

Volume XV, Issue 5
May, 2007
REMEMBER TO . . .
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Come early and visit.
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Sign-in.
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Wear your name badge.
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Bring a friend.
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Bring change for the raffle.
PROGRAMS
Marilyn Pond
May 10, 2007 will be Quilters by the Sea’s 14th
Birthday. We have a special celebration lined up that
will include a mini-quilt show of the winning quilts from
the "Springtime by the Sea" Quilt Show. In addition,
Bring your project from previous
workshops.
we are having an Appetizer Pot Luck. Please bring a
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Bring goodies - appetizers this month.
provided.
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Pack your Show & Tell items.
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Remember money for the Book Faire.
June 14, 2007
Nancy Chong – “Hawaiian Quilting”
Make a new friend. Introduce yourself to
one of our many new members and guests.
July 12, 2007
Peggy Martin – “Quick Strip Paper Piecing”
August 9, 2007
Sharon Schamber - “Piece-lique Trunk Show”
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Bring your own coffee cup.
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HAVE FUN - AND LOTS OF IT!!
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
May 5th
5:00 PM, Sew So Late
Sew Vac Ltd. **
May 10th
7:00 PM, General Meeting
Guild Birthday Celebration
Book Faire!
Doors open at 6:15 PM
May 12th
9:00 AM Guild Workshop
Frances Moore
Swimming with the Fishes
May 17th
6:30, Board Meeting
May 19th
5:00 PM, Sew So Late
Bunney Hutch *
May 26th
5:00 PM, Sew So Late
Sew Vac Ltd. **
* Bunney Hutch Quilt and Sew, 4478 Cerritos Ave.,
Los Alamitos, CA, 714 226-9647
** Sew Vac Ltd., 1762 Clark Ave., Long Beach, CA,
562 498-6684
favorite appetizer to share. Dessert will be
UPCOMING PROGRAMS:
QUILT’N TILL THE COWS
COME HOME
RETREAT 2007
Connie Higgins
This year’s retreat will be
September 21, 22, and 23 at the
Alhatti Resort in Idyllwild.
Registration forms will be available
at the back of the room for those
that did not get one last month. We
will begin to take deposits as well.
A $50 deposit is payable with the
registration form, due by June 30th.
Balance due by August 18, 2007.
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Quilters By the Sea
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
POSITIONS - ELECTED
President
Connie Higgins
VP. Programs
Marilyn Pond
V.P. Workshops
Susan Contreras
Treasurer
Susan Salinger
Secretary
Josephine Keasler
Auditor
Martha Diaz
Membership
Joyce Hargrove
Special Events
Brenda Rouse and Caroline Finley
Quilt Show (2007)
Kasey Egelus
Quilt Show (2009)
OPEN !
POSITIONS-APPOINTED
Intraguild
Shannon Gartin & Trish Eastburn
Community Relations Randy Miller
Parliamentarian
Robin Gallagher
Librarian
Vivs Laliberte and William Johnson
Newsletter Editor
Patti Paschall
Newsletter Distribution Evelyn Matzat
SCCQG Rep.
Randy Miller
STANDING COMMITTEES
Bee Keeper
Equipment
Guild Basket
Hospitality
Greeters
Betsy Morgan
Kay Zellmer
Terri Ayala and Pam Osorio
William Johnson and Vivs Laliberte
Joanie Wolf, Jeri Wilson,
and Lynne Miller
Historian
Kayleen Leone
Photographer
Deb Cardinale
Publicity
OPEN !
Show & Tell
Jana Rogers
Webmaster
Deb Cardinale
Web—Chat Group
Robin Gallagher and Cat Harris
Opportunity Quilt 2007 Robin Gallagher, Marilyn Pond,
Cathy Hageman-Beizer & Joanie Wolf
Opportunity Quilt 2008 Cathy Hagerman-Beizer
President's Gift
Robin Gallagher
GENERAL MEETINGS are held the 2nd THURSDAY OF EVERY
MONTH. Doors open at 6:15 pm, meeting starts at 7:00 pm
First Baptist Church of Lakewood
5336 E. Arbor Road
Long Beach, CA
BOARD MEETINGS are held on the 3rd Thursday of the month at
6:30 pm, same location unless otherwise stated in the newsletter.
NEWSLETTER DEADLINE IS THE 3RD MONDAY OF EVERY
MONTH. E-mail articles in MS Word format to:
Patti Paschall, treasuresbytrishtoo@yahoo.com
This guild is organized for educational and charitable purposes. Its objective is to
further quilting excellence through education and travel, and to promote quilting in a
philanthropic manner. This corporation does not contemplate pecuniary gain or profit
to members thereof and is organized for nonprofit purposes. Annual dues are $25.00
and shall be payable at or before the January general meeting. Membership shall be
prorated if paid at or after the July general meeting and shall be half the full annual
dues. Visitors may attend any meeting by paying $3.00 per meeting.
May, 2007
E-QBS!
QBS e-mail group
This e-mail group is restricted to QBS members only
and can be used to communicate with other QBS
members. Messages should be related to topics of
general interest to QBS members and should be guild
related. This is a great place to share ideas, photos or
to ask questions. Our guild is very fortunate to have
quilters of all levels of expertise. Don’t be shy, sign up
and introduce yourself. This is a great way for us all to
get to know each other better.
To join, simply send a message to
quiltersbytheseasubscribe@yahoogroups.com
or go to http://www.yahoogroups.com and search on
“Quilters by the Sea”. Once your message has been
received, one of the moderators will approve your
subscription and you’ll be all set. We hope to get as
many participants as possible to use this great tool and
resource.
Your quiltersbythesea@yahoogroups.com moderators:
Cat Harris, Darlene Fong and Robin Gallagher.
QBS website - www.quiltersbythesea.com
The website is set up to provide members as well as
others with up-to-date information about our guild.
ADVERTISING FEES
Member classified ad......... ..........N/C
Non Member classified add..........$2.00
If you would like to run an ad for your
quilt/sewing related business, prices are
as follows:
Annual Rate
Business Card Size .......... ..........$40.00
Quarter Page........... .......... ..........$80.00
3 Month Rate
Business Card Size .......... ..........$12.00
Quarter Page........... .......... ..........$22.00
Please support the advertisers in the QBS
newsletter and when you visit them please
mention where you saw their ad.
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Quilters By the Sea
May, 2007
2007 Opportunity Quilt
68 members made 121 blocks, of which 113 were used
to make the Opportunity Quilt for 2007, Hannah’s
Jewels. Many thanks from project organizers and quilt
assemblers Robin Gallagher, Marilyn Pond, Joanie Wolf
and Cathe Hagerman-Beizer. Thanks also are sent to
Margie Oschwald for binding the quilt, and a
particularly gianormous THANKS to Sue Salinger for
her superb quilting design and sewmanship!!!
Opportunity Tickets are available for sale and for guild
members to pick up, in packets of 24, to sell to
neighbors/friends/family outside the guild. A 5”x7”
color photo postcard of the quilt (to show prospective
ticket buyers) is also available. This is an important
fund-raiser that supports our programs and workshops,
and it’s a great opportunity for every guild member to participate with what amounts to minimal effort!
Tickets are available at every general meeting, or may be ordered by calling Cathe (562-425-7749), Robin (562596-0602), or Marilyn (562-972-2720). The drawing for the quilt winner will take place at our December 13,
2007 general meeting. The suggested donation for tickets is $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00.
If you would like to help us show the quilt, and sell tickets, at another guild’s meeting as your opportunity to
visit them and hear a speaker of interest to you, please give us a call or stop by our table. We have a list of the
member guilds of the Southern California Council of Quilt Guilds, their meeting days, times, locations, and
website addresses (also available on the SCCQG website). Most guilds have their program information
available online or can be contacted to see who is scheduled for 2007 lectures and workshops.
If you are already a member of another quilt guild in So. Cal. and are able and willing to display Hannah’s
Jewels and offer tickets at that guild’s monthly general meeting sometime that is prearranged, please let us
know – by email, or by phone (at the numbers above) - or stop by our table at the next meeting.
And finally, if you can volunteer to sell opportunity tickets for a period of time at a quilt show or fair where
Hannah’s Jewels will be on display, we are in the process of scheduling this for 2007 and we can use your help!
The following is a list of all our talented and generous block makers for Hannah’s Jewels – many hands made
this work of art:
Pat Adair, Joyce Andrew, Loretta Barber, Pat Barton, Cindy Beaver, Karen Binkley, Ricky Bragg, Deb
Cardinale, Linda Castle, Jan Chiaramonte, Ruth Cox, Lyndell Darby, Paula Dudek, Anne Dutton, Kasey
Egelus, Caren Elliott, Nancy Eriksen, Sandy Fields, Alice Finkelstein, Darlene Fong, Linda Fowler, Sally
Fuguay, Robin Gallagher, Cindy Garcia, Cheryl Guacci, Cathe Hagerman-Beizer, Connie Higgins, Mary
Howland, Dawn Hoyle, Neil Hoyle, Gail Huffington, Sheryl Hunter, William Johnson, Linda Jones, Vivs
Laliberte, Ann Leibovitz, Kayleen Leone, Brenda Lotts, Susan MacVicar, Jerilee Malley, Janyce Mathis,
Evelyn Matzat, Margie Mendez, Lynne Miller, Annette Morales, Betsy Morgan, Pat Morrison, Margie
Oschwald, Pam Osorio, Marilyn Pond, Connie Read, Almira Rodriguez, Jana Rogers, Stephanie
Romesburg, Sue Salinger, Sheryl Stahl, Kimberly Stull, Margot Taub, Ray Vargas, Lee Waranius, Sandy
Wilcox, Linda Williams, Renate Wilson, Jeri Wilson, Pattie Winters, Nadya Woelfer, Joan Wolf, and
Dorothy Young.
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May, 2007
Hope you all enjoyed Cathy Van Bruggen. I have always liked the pieced quilts with appliqué added,
now if I only enjoyed appliquéing. She showed us some beautiful quilts and it was nice to see three
generations involved, mother, daughter and granddaughter.
Marilyn Pond has a fun party in store for our 14th birthday. I remember 14, vaguely. Moving on…
Along with appetizers and cake, the “Viewers Choice” winners of our quilt show will be announced and
Maren’s inventive ribbons awarded. In my book you are all winners. Thank you to all who participated
in our quilt show.
It has been a busy few months and I am looking forward to a little slow down. Maybe I will even get
my “One Block Wonder” finished and actually have something for show and tell in June, along with Sue
Salinger and Ruth Blanchette. They have each made two (Sue’s Dragon was in the show) and now Sue
is working on a third. That’s what I get for hanging out with over achievers. Love’m anyway.
Good luck to all who entered quilts in “Springtime by the Sea”. See you at the party.
Connie Higgins
PLACES TO GO
For more events, as well as more information on these
events, please go to www.sccqg.org and select Event
Calendar.
May 4-5
Inland Empire Quilt Guild Quilt Show
May 12
www.citrusbeltquilters.com
Citrus Belt Quilt Guild of Redlands quilt show and minihome tour on the grounds of the Smiley Library 9am-4pm.
Contact: suslisa319@msn.com
May 19-20
www.avaq.org
Antelope Valley Quilt Association quilt show in Lancaster Antelope Valley Fairgrounds, Eliopulos Pavilion.$7.00
Admission, $3.00 parking. Group discounts.
Contact: Dawn at 661.943.4445
May 31-June 3
www.travelingquilters.com
Traveling Quilters Quilt-Away weekend in Temecula.
Contact: Pam@travelingquilters.com
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May, 2007
Show ‘N Tell (aka, Shown ‘n Told!)
We had 26 wonderful quilts at the April meeting so in the interest of saving space, I will be brief!! See them up
close at www.photobucket.com. Log on using “QBSPhotos”. Password is “quilting”. Click on April 2007 and
double click to enlarge any you would like to see up close. Thanks to Jeri Wilson and Renata Wilson for taking
notes at the April meeting.
Joanie Wolf’s
quilt features
Batik Hearts.
She made it for
the first
anniversary of
her daughter
and son-in-law.
Karen Binkley brought in a
beautiful red and white mystery
quilt she started in a class by
Celeste Lim at Sew and Vac.
Beth Shibley showed us a lovely
scrappy star baby quilt.
Kasey Egelus showed a
unique wall hanging
which features a rubbing
of Stonehenge. She
started it at a QBS retreat
last October.
Megan Waterbury is probably our
youngest quilter ever. She started
her quilt when she was four and
finished it and entered it in the
Orange County Fair when she was
five. Way to go Megan!!! You did
a wonderful job.
Beth also brought in a
beautiful Log Cabin in
yellows and reds which
she made for a graduate
in her family.
Pat Barton calls her clever batik quilt “Cat
Tails.” She also showed us an adorable quilt
called “Classy Cats” which she made for the
QBS Auction.
Cindy Garcia calls her
gorgeous quilt “No Pain,
No Jane.” It has 5,584
pieces!!! She made it while
suffering painful physical
complications of Lupus.
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May, 2007
Linda Fowler showed us a lovely
antique “Flower Garden” quilt
that was made in the 1930's and
rescued by a 92 year old friend
who was cleaning out her attic!!!
It has been donated to her church
and will be sold on e-bay as a
fund-raiser.
Jo Melis calls this unbelievable
piece “Pythagoras Lute”. It is
paper pieced and she learned the
technique from a class at Bearly
Stitching’. She told us it must
have taken “more than 2 hours to
complete!!!”
Darlene Fong
created “Tiger
Eyes” using a
“Painting With
Inks” technique
taught by Pat
Blair. She plans
to donate this
fabulous animal
to the QBS
Auction.
Chris Panos brought us
several wonderful
pieces. First, she
showed a gorgeous
table runner which she
plans to donate to the
QBS Auction. Second,
she brought in a lovely
quilt which contains
religious symbolism
which she intends to
give to a special graduate. Third, she
showed her beautiful “Vanilla Latte” which
she made as a wedding gift. She told us this
is the first quilt she has machine quilted
herself.
Ann Leibovitz showed an
adorable wall hanging called
“Siamese Cats” which she made
for her sister. She also showed an
eloquent quilt she calls “Bella
Bella”.
Tiffany Mumma showed a
wonderful action-filled quilt
she calls “Cyclist in Motion.”
The block is called “z-star” by
M’liss Rae Hawley.
Pat Blank showed a sweet quilt
she calls “Carousel for Baby”
which she machine pieced and
quilted for her great grand
nephew. The back is soft and
minkie-like.
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Quilters By the Sea
This beautiful quilt was
shown by Pat Adair and is
owned by Mary Carbajal.
It is a rubbing that started
at a retreat. It has
circulated as a Round
Robin, has been worked
on by many hands and
shows many techniques.
Kayleen Leone
brought in four
beautiful seasonal wall
hangings which she
pieced, quilted and
machine appliquéd.
Randy
Miller
I went to the quarterly SCCQG meeting Saturday,
April 21, 2007, at the LA County Quilt Guild in
Downey. The subject was “Combined Quilt
Shows.” There were several speakers there
discussing the pros and cons of two or more guilds
getting together to have a quilt show. One of the
speakers was from the Central Coast. They have
seven guilds that have formed the Associated
Guilds of the Central Coast; their next quilt show
will be at the Madonna Inn.
I brought back flyers from several guilds regarding
their upcoming events. They will be available at
the next guild meeting.
Our next SCCQG meeting will be held on July 21 at
the Central Coast Quilt guild.
May, 2007
William Johnson
showed a lovely
unique circular block
quilt which he calls
“Twist and Turn.”
He told us “you quilt
as you go.” This is
the first quilt he has
made for himself and
we think he deserves
to keep it!
Patti Paschall
showed a wonderful
quilt she started at
the Cherry Valley
Retreat last year. It
was a mystery quilt
and just radiates
excitement. She
calls it “Just for
Me.” Patti is our
new Newsletter
Editor and we are thrilled to be working with her.
Thank you Patti.
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Quilters By the Sea
May, 2007
Show ‘N Tell (aka, Shown ‘n Told!) - Continued
Thanks to all of you who brought quilts to the February meeting. Although we only had a few, they were
wonderful. Also, apologies to our February Show ’N Tell presenters. These pictures were inadvertently left out
of the March Newsletter. You can also see them up close at www.photobucket.com. Thanks to Jeri Wilson and
Lynne Miller for taking notes at the February meeting.
Shirley Johanson showed us her
beautiful quilt which she calls
“Card Tricks” designed by Kathy
George. The fabric is all roses
and she hand quilted it herself.
Way to go Shirley!
Susan Goldman displayed a
wonderful, cuddly “Winter
Flannel Quilt”. She is a new
member in QBS and told us this
is the first quilt she’s quilted on
her new long-arm quilt machine!
We need to get this lady’s phone
number!
Suzanne Rose
brought in an
adorable quilt
called “Ben’s
Star Quilt-Where
does the water
go?”. She made
it for her 9 year
old nephew. It is composed of water
related fabrics and the back sparkles
with glow-in-the-dark stars.
Patti Paschall
showed us her
adorable
Twisted
Kitties. Each
one is a
different fabric!
Jo Melis also
provided some
“Twisted
Kitties”. Hers
are red, white
and black and
she intends to
donate them to
the QBS Quilt
Auction. Thank
you Jo! This is
a terrific quilt.
Karen Kimmel showed an intricate quilt she
started in Pat Speth’s class at a QBS
Workshop. The workshop was called “5-inch
is a Cinch” and everybody loved it. The quilt
is called Stars and Hourglass and simply
sparkles . Karen also used a technique by
John Flynn called “pebble quilting” which
added so much to the design.
June Stephens brought in a simply
lovely “Slanted Stars” quilt top
she is making for her Mother. Her
Mom is ill and June is working
very hard to get it done while she
still has time to enjoy it. She
found the perfect backing fabric
on the way in to guild as it has the
word “love” written on it.
Kayleen Leone modeled a
wonderful scrappy KNITTED
poncho in terrific colors. She
also showed a cute patchwork
tote bag which she made for her
daughter. The fabric is by Amy
Butler and was purchased in
Hawaii. She also brought her
daughter. Pat Blank, Kayleen
Leone and Kayleen’s daughter,
Teresa make three generations of
QBS members in one family.
Welcome Teresa.
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May, 2007
NICKEL SQUARE CLUB
QBS is having a Nickel Square (5” square) exchange throughout 2007. Participation each month is
optional, sit out any month that you choose – but you just might regret it!
To participate:
• Get a plastic zipper-top bag and label it with your name, phone number and email address.
• Put 25 Nickel Pairs (pairs of 5” squares) for a total of 50 squares into the bag.
• The 25 Nickel Pairs can come from one fabric or many – it’s your choice!
• Select your fabric according the theme of the month (see below).
• Please pre-wash the fabric.
• One yard of fabric will yield 28 pairs (56 squares).
• One fat quarter will yield 6 pairs (12 squares).
• Use 100% cotton fabric of good quality.
• Please leave your bag in the designated Nickel Square Club Basket near the membership table
at the beginning of the meeting. The Nickel Pairs will be swapped during the meeting.
• Please pick up your bag from the same basket at the end of the meeting.
Have fun!!!
May – florals
June – blues
July - patriotic
August – lights
September – darks
October – fall colors
November – light neutrals
December – your choice
If you forget to pick up your bag, we will keep it for you. Pick it up the following month.
If you have any questions, please contact
Paula Dudek at 562-425-8056 or Sonia Das at 562-429-4477.
MAY BIRTHDAYS
5/4
5/9
5/13
5/14
5/15
5/16
5/17
5/18
5/21
5/22
5/26
5/30
Dee Qualls
Juvie Borges
Susan Salinger
Pat Blank
Regina Lozano
Frances Moore
Kim Miller & Beth Shibley
Lyndell Darby & Rosemary Harding
Evelyn Matzat
Stephanie Romesburg
Betsy Morgon
Liz Love
Sunshine and Shadows
Our sincerest sympathies are with:
Debra Carlson, whose grandmother passed away in March.
June Stephens and Norma Stryker, whose mother and
mother-in-law respectively passed away April 11th.
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Quilters By the Sea
May, 2007
NEWSLETTER SURVEY
Some changes have been made to your newsletter and we would
love to know what you think. Please take a moment and let us
know what we can do to improve our Newsletter. Please email
your answers to treasuresbytrishtoo@yahoo.com or give
them to Patti Paschall at the next general meeting.
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What is the first section of the newsletter you look for?
What section do you feel is most important?
What section do you feel is least important?
Is there something you feel needs to be added?
Is there something you feel needs to be removed?
Do you have any suggestions to improve the newsletter?
Thank you for your contribution
Library News
We continue to add new books to your library. Here's a list of the latest additions:
Dear Jane by Brenda Papadakis, Speed Cut Quilts by Donna Poster, Impressionist
Palette by Gai Perry, The Quilter’s Legacy (novel) by Jennifer Chiaverini, The Quilters, Women and
Domestic Art, An Oral History by Patricia Cooper and Norma Buferd, More Fat Quarter Quilts by M’liss
Rae Hawley, Phenomenal Fat Quarter Quilts by M’liss Rae Hawley, Easy Paper Pieced Miniatures by
Carol Doak (out of print), The Patchwork Planner by Birte Hilberg (out of print), Sensational Sets &
Borders by Rodale’s, Quilts to Come Home to by Hoffman & Zimmerman, The Quilt Maniac’s Playbook
by Nicole Chambers, Easy Stash Quilts by Carol Doak, A Floral Affair by Rounds & Comyns, Color
Harmony by Ringle & Kerr, and Thimbleberries Guide for the Weekend Quiltmaker.
Please remember, books are due at the guild meeting one month after they were checked out. They
may be renewed at that time if no-one is waiting for it by bringing the book to the library. You may
also renew by calling Vivs with the book number, or stopping in with the books at Bear's, prior to the
guild meeting.
May is our Book Faire!
We'll have catalogs from That Patchwork Place/Martingale, The American Quilting Society, and C&T
Publishing, the three heavy hitters in quilt books. You can buy books from them at 10% off the cover
price. Books will be delivered to the June meeting, or may be picked up at Bear's, or we can make
arrangements to ship them to you. 15% of the total amount spent (pre tax) will be donated back to
QBS as a fund raiser!
We will take Cash, Check, Visa or Master Card. We will also bring a variety of books that you can
purchase and take home that evening, under the same deal.
Thank you one and all for your continued support of the guild library. We welcome your suggestions,
and will continue to work to build a library the whole guild can use and be proud of. Thanks go
especially to those who donate books and magazines to our fund raisers! We are grateful to everyone
who has donated something, and especially to those who seem to bring something each month like Ms
Keasler and The Hoyles.
Your Librarians
William and Vivs
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MEMBERSHIP
$ Treasurer’s Report $
JOYCE HARGROVE
If you aren’t receiving emails from
QBS, it may be due to outdated information in
our records. Please send any updates to us at
the contacts noted elsewhere in this newsletter
or to Joyce Hargrove, PO Box 7613, Long
Beach, CA 90807.
Also, if you haven’t received your beautiful new
Roster we’ll have them again at the May
meeting.
As of April, 2007, we have 172 paid members.
106 Members and 8 guests attended the
April meeting!
A quilty warm WELCOME to our new members:
Theresa McCarthy, Sonya Sabo, Antonia
“Toni” Stein, Barbara Winkler, Debra Tortora
and Viola Young.
COMMUNTIY RELATIONS
Randy Miller
I want to thank everyone who donated quilts
and fabric to Community Relations this
month. We have been working hard at our
Sunday workshop to make quilt kits for
everyone to sew up. I especially want to
thank our Community Relations committee,
who work to get all this done.
Our next meeting will be at the Bunney
Hutch on Sunday, May 6, at 11:00. Please
note the date; it is on the first Sunday this
month because of Mother’s day.
Remember, everyone is welcome to come
and help make kits or to sew on your own
Community Relations project.
May, 2007
Sue Salinger
QBS Cash Flow Statement - 2007
Citibank Checking Account
Balance as of Dec 31, 2006
Deposits
Jan
$5,625.01
Feb
$3,274.89
Mar
$3,070.01
Apr
TOTAL
$11,969.91
Withdrawals/Notes
$2,540.00
$1,888.21
$1,753.05
$12,402.89
Balance
$15,487.90
$16,874.58
$18,191.54
$18,191.54
$6,181.26
Citibank Savings Account - "Emergency Fund"
Balance as of Dec 31, 2006
Deposits
Withdrawals/Notes
Jan
$4.29 Interest
Feb
$3.88 Interest
Mar
$4.29 Interest
Apr
TOTAL
$12.46
10,108.02
Balance
$10,112.31
$10,116.19
$10,120.48
$10,120.48
TOTAL CASH ASSETS
$28,312.02
Total Cash on Hand at End of Interim 2006 = "Reserves"
Net Income 01/31/07
Total Current Reserves
Reserves Specified for Emergency Fund
Net Reserves
$22,510.91
$1,386.68
$23,897.59
$10,000.00
$13,897.59
It’s Fabric Department and
What You Can Do To Save It
If your local Wal-Mart has not been remodeled then it might be
scheduled to do so. If the Corporate Office receives enough
requests before the remodel date, they will keep the fabric
department open. Get your letters, phone calls and emails out
there and remember to mention your store. This is what I was
told by a Wal-Mart employee (while buying fabric, of course).
Patti Paschall
Friendly reminder: If you have internet access,
the newsletter is posted on our website,
www.quiltersbythesea.com. Please save the guild
money by having an email sent to you when it is
posted rather than having it snail mailed. If you
don’t have an email address, just check the website
one week before the General Meeting. Thank you.
Volume XV, Issue 5
May, 2007
Quilters By The Sea
P.O. Box 7613
Long Beach, CA
90807-0613
Email: ndlfsh@juno.com
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Bare Foot Quilters
Long Arm Machine Quilting
562/355-0529
Proprietor: Rebecca Knight
Offering professional machine quilting in variety of thread
colors.
Batting available by the yard.
Basting available for hand quilters
Remember, it is not a quilt until it’s quilted!