Monthly activities/Charity work/Bees/Retreats

Regular monthly meeting activities

Bring in a fat quarter and receive a raffle ticket to win a fat quarter bundle. Here is what to bring each month for 2020

Block of the Month

Go to BOM tab for more information and block patterns

Show-n-Tell
Share your recent work and the process of creating it

Refreshments
No assignments. Bring what you’d like. Coffee provided.

50/50 Raffle

Buy a raffle ticket for $1 - Half of proceeds benefit the guild

Our Charity Work

Our members donate their time and materials to make quilts, totebags, pillowcases,

pillow pals and dog beds which are donated to the following organizations:

North West Medical Center NICU

Chris Evert Children's Hospital at Broward General

Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital

Mary's Pregnancy Resource Center

Nancy J. Cotterman Sexual Assault Treatment Center

Childrens Diagnostic and Treatment Center

Plantation General Hospital NICU

Sister Emmanuel Hospital

Numerous Dog Rescue Organizations

Susan B. Anthony Recovery Center

While we appreciate everyone's efforts to make charity quilts, we are getting some quilts that we have a problem placing. In order to make it easier for everyone to understand what is needed, we offer the following guidelines:

Please make a quilt that you would give to someone you know. We don't care that it is scrappy, we love scrappy, but do the scraps go together? If you are using fabrics suitable for adults, please do not add children's fabrics and vice versa. It should be apparent if it is for an adult or a child.
If it is an adult themed quilt, it needs to be at least 45 inches on all sides. These are used for lap robes and smaller ones are difficult to place.
Please make happy quilts. They are going to people who are not in the best of circumstances. A cheerful quilt can go a long way to brighten someone's day.

We want to thank everyone who makes a charity quilt. We are always amazed at how generous our guild is when there is a need. Barbara and Charlotte

Turn your fabric scraps into a cozy and useful dog bed.

Just make a pillowcase (or smaller) envelope and fill with cut up fabric and batting scraps, sew the open end closed and you are done. Turn your finished dog bed in to Barbara Faulkner and she will find it a good home. She will also accept bags of scraps. Please be sure to include only clean fabric or batting - no hard or sharp objects.

Make a dog happy!

Quilting Retreats

at the Seven Sebring Raceway Hotel in Sebring

Spring 2021 retreat

March 5th thru 8th

Fall 2020 retreat

Cancelled

Cost is currently $180 for a double room and $340 for a single.

Contact Iris Biasetti for more information

Revised 10/6/2020 DG