The Pine Needle Press Volume 32 Issue 4 Pine Tree Quilt Guild April 2015 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A newsletter of the Pine Tree Quilt Guild of Nevada County, having taken root in the fabric of the Grass Valley community since 1984. Published monthly except August. 11255 Banner Mine Way, Nevada City 95959 April Program Kevin Kosbab Applique Isn t A Four Letter Word Taking the Fear out of Appliquéing On his site, feeddog.net, Kevin tells us that he is a professional quilter and sewing pattern designer, craft and design writer and editor. Wow! Busy man! He started sewing in 2006 when his Mom bought him a sewing machine to inspire him to make real curtains for his apartment and to quit relying on fusible hem tape and her sewing skills translate her slave labor. He never made the curtains, but quickly started sewing quilts, first from patterns and then his own designs. His lifelong interest in graphic design meshed beautifully with his newfound interest in creating his own designs for quilts and other sewing projects. With an English literature degree from Oxford which took him into book publishing, he began to write for Quilters Home magazine on an assortment of topics. In 2007 when his partner got a job in California, he moved to northern California and started freelancing full time. His patterns have appeared in American Patchwork and Quilting, Quilts and More, Quilter s World and Stitch. He contributes to Stitch on a regular basis. April Program: Kevin Kosbab April 7th 6:30PM Speaker Workshop: April 8th 9:00AM Quilt Workshop on April 8th. If you have misplaced your supply list and need to see what you must have, check with Ben Franklin, Sugar Pine Quilt Shop or Humble Fabrics which is now in Nevada City, They have the list. The class is full but I am taking names for the waiting list. Kathleen Stanley 346-1415 Future Programs April 7th: Kevin Kosbab Applique Isn t A Four Letter Word April 8th Workshop on appliquéing. May 5th: No Speaker What Else Do You Do? No Workshop June 2nd: Carol Ziogas No Workshop Be amazed with her knowledge of the development of textiles and her display of 19th and 20th century Japanese textiles, including indigo, shibori, katazome, kimono, and sashiko pieces. July: Picnic August: No Meeting Guild Historian/ Photographer Needed A position has just opened for Guild Historian. This person keeps a record of Guild events in a scrapbook as well as taking photographs at meetings and other events. This can be a fun way to be involved in helping the Guild keep track of its history and activities. Former Historians would be happy to show you what to do. For more information or to volunteer, contact Kate Grant by email (ksgrantgv@gmail.com) or phone (530-263-3575). Thanks!
The Pine Needle Press Page 2 President's Message, April 2015 Greetings Guild Members-- One of the amazing aspects of our organization is the great number and variety of opportunities to volunteer both within the Guild and for the Guild within our community. These opportunities come with some very good news. I recently came across a research report on the health benefits of volunteering* and was delighted to discover good things we can do for our own well being just by helping the Guild! Here are a few highlights from the report. --Individuals who volunteer live longer, function better, and have less depression as they age than those who don't volunteer. --While all volunteers experience some benefit, older volunteers (age 60 and older) get even more mental and physical benefit than younger volunteers. --People who volunteer report greater life satisfaction than those who don't volunteer. The bottom line of this research report was that volunteering improves both length and quality of life. When you combine that with the mental health benefits of quilting, you can't do much better than being an active member of the Guild. Our upcoming Quilt Show provides an ideal opportunity to boost the quality of your life! Kate Grant President *Information taken from "The Health Benefits of Volunteering, A Review of Recent Research, 2007", published by The Corporation for National and Community Service. Table of Contents 2015 Officers & Board Members 7 Community Service/Drop-in & Sew 8 Home Workshop 10 Programs and Workshops 1, 9 Events 12 Photo Gallery 13 & 14 Affiliates 7, 12 General Meeting Minutes online Positions Needed 1, 10 Anniversaries 9 Guild Meeting Dates 11 President s Message 2 Birthdays 10 Guild Challnege 10 Quilt Show 3-6 Board Mtg Minutes online Hall of Honor 8 Share and Care 12
The Pine Needle Press Page 3 QUILT SHOW MAY 2-3, 2015 PTQG s annual quilt show, Springtime in the Pines is only 5 weeks away! Surprise! We still have some spots open for volunteering during the show. Each volunteer receives one gate pass for the day of working and is also in entered into a drawing for each shift worked to win a FREE Speaker Workshop (winner name will be drawn at May 5 Guild meeting). 2015 QUILT SHOW TIMELINE: March 19 Entry forms and Fees must be received April 29 - Deliver quilts to be judged to Seventh Day Adventist Church April 30 - Judging of quilts by Jan Soules and Kitty Oliver at Seventh Day Adventist Ch. May 1 - Deliver show-only quilts and hanging of quilts Fairgrounds Main Building May 3-6:00 pm Release of show quilts to quilters Last call for donations for Baskets, Silent Auction, Desserts, and to volunteer to help for a two hour shift during the show! Opportunities to help behind the scenes are also available Wednesday, Thursday and Friday prior to the show. Contact the committee chairs below or Anne Wilson to sign up for a shift or two. Baskets Trudie Ferreira Community Service Marjorie McConnell Country Store Kathy Biggi Gate Connie Ferrao Information Booth Joan Mosley Lunchroom Carol Riddles Silent Auction Ginni DeThomas White Glove Anne Wilson Any Questions? Contact Anne Wilson 274-1290 or awilson@svn.net It truly takes a village to make our quilt show so wonderful! We have lots of laughs and giggles during the show and it s a wonderful way to get to know your fellow guild members. Thank you for all your help, Mary Serpa and Anne Wilson Co-Chairpersons QUILT SHOW continued Calling for White Glove volunteers!! White glove is a fun spot to volunteer. There are openings on both Saturday and Sunday, choose your day and time preference and email or call to let me know so I can give you a gate pass which is also your ticket to win a free Speaker Workshop in a drawing to be held at the May Guild meeting. White glovers are the only volunteers that get to wander among the quilts, answering questions and enjoying visiting with show attendees. Times are Saturday 10:00-12:00, 12:00-2:00, 2:00-3:30, and 3:30-5:00. Times on Sunday are 10:00-12:00, 12:00-2:00 and 2:00-4:00. Thank you, Anne Wilson, 274-1290 or awilson@svn.net
The Pine Needle Press Page 4 2015 Judging QUILT SHOW continued The quilt show committee contracted with two judges for the 2015 Springtime in the Pines Quilt Show. JAN SOULES and KITTY OLIVER, are our two judges for this year s quilt show. Each quilt will be judged on the techniques used, including design, visual impact, quilting and binding at an evaluation that is opened for those interested in attending. The judges are the only ones talking at this event, as strict rules apply. Awards may be given for 1 st, 2 nd and 3 rd places in each category. The judge s personal favorite will receive a Judge s Award from the quilts judged. Open Judging will be held at the 7 th Day Adventist Church, April 30, 9am-5pm. Mementos from the 2015 Quilt Show The mini group, Golden Girls, is giving away plants and Beanie Babies, small stuffed bears, in the lunch room during the show. These were donated. Come choose one and sign up for it. Pick it up on Sunday between 1 and 2 please. These are some of our props and they need a good home,,somewhere besides my house! We could use about 3 more round tables with umbrellas. To let me know if you have one, please email me, pbrodie3@att.net. See you at the show, Phyllis Brodie Baskets! Baskets! Baskets! Just a reminder that you may drop off your baskets and individual donations at my home on April 9 and 16. My address is: 11164 Via Vista Dr, Nevada City (off of Ridge Rd). If these dates don't work for you, PLEASE call me at 478-1075. I will also be at the April guild meeting -- I'll be the one wearing a tiara -- anxiously awaiting donations and sign ups to help at the show. For mini groups submitting a basket, if you haven't already let me know, I need the "theme" of your basket. Please email this information to me at trudie@imagina.com. Please don t forget to include a list of items with your basket. April 16th is the last day to drop off baskets and items to be included in baskets. Thank you! Trudie Ferreira
The Pine Needle Press Page 5 Quilt Show Shuttle is being provided by Durham Charter. If you want to advertise your business on the bus please contact me with the size. As soon as things are finalized with them, I will be able to let you know the cost and sizes available. You will need to bring the poster to the Fair Grounds the morning of the Show before 9:45 AM. Kathleen Stanley, 345-1415 Quilt Show Props. The theme is "Cozy Up To Quilts". We will need small items like a baby doll crib, or small table or what ever you think would convey cozyness. On the bottom of the item put some kind of label with your name. Bring it to the Fair Grounds on Friday around noon. I will have a sign up sheet to record the items You will need to pick it up just after closure on Sunday afternoon. Also, we ll need some flowers or indoor plant to go on small tables. Any questions? Call me Kathleen Stanley, 345-1415 SITTERS NEEDED FOR QUILT SHOW SHIFTS! Are you looking for a sit-down, easy job at the quilt show? Well, I've got just the thing!! I need people to sell opportunity quilt tickets. No standing required. I need 2 people for Sunday, May 3 from 10:00 to Noon, and one person for Sunday from Noon - 2:00. If you are interested, email me at gvcathy@yahoo.com or call me at 272-7863. My thanks to all of you who have turned in your tickets and money and supported me in this effort. COUNTRY STORE The April meeting will be the last time to sign up for the Country Store. So clean out your old stash to make room for more. Don't miss out on all the fun! Sign up to help. Workers are still needed for every shift. Kathy Biggi Needed: Silent Auction Items with a "Twist." In addition to handmade items such as quilts (baby quilts are popular), totes, aprons, table runners, wall hangings, etc., we are suggesting the addition of donating "services" such as quilting lessons (appliqué, hand quilting, bindings)... use your imagination! We know YOU have a specialty! Have a Long Arm? Donate the quilting of an item! We would also suggest donations from our affiliates. Remember, bring your donations to our April meeting or call Ginni DeThomas 205-9536 or Marilyn Engelking 268-9205. Let's make this a Silent Auction to remember!
The Pine Needle Press Page 6 The Lunchroom has some fun and unique changes this year. The dining area will be set up in the south wing of the Northern Mines building. Phyllis Brodie and her crew will set-up the room and decorate it as an out-door family BBQ. We will once again be graced with the MAC art quilts and can make selections from the very tempting, hard to resist, homemade desserts. Christopher's Deli, awarded "Best Deli" 10 times by the Union, will cater our lunches this year. They are going to serve Sandwiches, Pasties, Cob Salad and three kinds of side salads along with Vegetarian and Gluten-Free options and all with a portion of fresh fruit. The food will be served up in Christopher's lovely Box Lunch style. Now for the business end of the Lunchroom. We need at least 10 more people per day ( Sat.& Sun) to donate desserts and we need lots of help. The number of volunteers and shifts each day are: 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. set-up and dessert prep.(2) 10:30 to 1:00 p.m. Lunchroom attendants (5) 1:00 to 3:30 p.m. Lunchroom attendants (5) To date there are 5 volunteers signed up and two of them are husbands who have been volunteered by their wives. It would be fabulous to have a co-chair. Since this is a whole new arrangement, a cohort would be so appreciated. Also, if those of you who have had experience programing and working the cash registers would be willing to work a shift, I would be very grateful. Please call, e-mail or come sign up at the April meeting. Carol Riddles QUILT SHOW FLYERS AND BOOKMARKS The Publicity Committee has been working very hard to publicize our Show but we need YOUR help! Flyers and bookmarks are available by contacting us and also at the April Guild meeting. Please pick some up and send them to family, friends, and neighbors. Take a stack of bookmarks to your hair dresser, workout gym, and dog groomer! If you see a community bulletin board without one of our flyers posted, ask for permission and put one up! Even though we have already mailed bookmarks and flyers to Northern California shops and guilds, if you will be visiting any, please take some additional for their information tables. Thank you!! Frances O Brien, Anne Wilson and Mary Serpa,
The Pine Needle Press Page 7 Affiliate of the Month: Christine Barnes Designs Pine Tree Quilt Guild s own Christine Barnes specializes in color and shares her passion through her designs, books and classes. In the introduction of her Color Classes on The Quilt Show, she emphasizes the importance of practicing with color by using a few basic concepts. You can check out her work at www.christinebarnes.com where you can also sign up for her color e-newsletter and her teaching and retreat schedule. Christine Barnes, owner 208 Hill St. Grass Valley, CA 273-3970 cebarnes@sbcglobal.net www.christinebarnes.com Pine Tree Quilt Guild 2015 Board Executive Board President Kate Grant Vice-President Diane Klose Secretary Donna Switzer Treasurer Karen Mitchell Committee Chairpersons Community Service/Drop In Marjorie McConnell Computer Records Ardy Tobin Education Outreach Margaret Boothby / Robin Mello Equipment Mary Serpa / Tamara Cook Finance/Audit Budget Karle deprosse Guild Challnege Lois Hodges Historian Position open Hospitality/Mentor Mini-Groups Home Workshop Betty Maddox / Eleanor Sagely Junior Quilters Diane Rockwell / Robin Mello Library Molly Cook Meeting Set-Up The Cook Family Membership Marta Price Mini Groups Claire Carter Mystery Gifts Carmen Crow / Rachella Beeks Mystery Quilt Frances O Brien Newsletter Sue Miller Opportunity Quilt 2015 (Market) Cathy Stone Opportunity Quilt 2016 Marjorie McConnell Patchwork Star Jeanie Ferguson Programs 2015 Heidi Emmett March Mixer Diane Klose July Picnic Nancyan Tracy Holiday Party open Publicity Joy Waggener Quarter Yard Club Marilyn Engelking / Cheryl Klein Quilt Show 2015 Anne Wilson / Mary Serpa Speaker Workshops Kathleen Stanley Scholarships Joan Mosley Share and Care Carol Gates Show and Tell Ruth Bertaccini / Sew Happy Treasure Table Sharon Kreiss / Lettie Lewis Web Liaison Ardy Tobin Contact information is no longer included in the newsletter. Consult your Membership Directory for specific contact information. You can also send an email to: info@pinetreequilt guild.com and it will be forwarded to the appropriate person.
The Pine Needle Press Page 8 Community Services and Drop In and Sew CS and DIS meet on Thursday, April 16th, Seventh Day Adventist Church, Osborne Hill Road, Grass Valley. There are a variety of projects to help with, support available, homemade treats to keep you fortified do bring a lunch if you stay for the day. Want to help but cannot attend CS Thursday or a Guild meeting? Many projects can be done at home call or email me. Thank you NANCYAN TRACY for donating ten pillows to the graduating foster youth project. Nancyan said: you need a pillow if you get a pillow case! Graduates will receive a quilt, pillow, pillowcase, personal hygiene items, and a tote bag to start their new life. QUILT SHOW Volunteers needed for Saturday and Sunday afternoon. This is a sit down, two hour shift, doing what you love piecing a quilt! Call Marjorie, 265-9787. Monthly Quilt Kits Strip Quilts, walker bag, and pillowcase kits available at the April meeting. A few Disappearing Nine Patch (January), Villa Rosa Design (February), and Easy Way Chevron (March) kits are available for pick up at CS. Complete as much as you want and return. Current Projects - If you donate to one of these projects, please note on your contribution. Foster Youth a few twin size quilts for the 2015 high school graduates. Need mid-may. RSVP lap quilts for homebound seniors, a new outreach effort this year. Need November. WHY volunteer for Community Service? Charter / Lifetime Member BETTY MADDOX says: Sharing my love for quilting with those in need is one reason I enjoying working with CS so much! Taking part in the Guild activities is important to me and very rewarding. Lifetime member NANCYAN TRACY says: Joy of busy hands! In fact, many hands make light work join the fun making kits, cutting backs, making sandwiches, sorting through donations, and preparing the finished quilts for storage or bring your machine (or use a CS machine) and quilt smaller quilts the simply quilt way. Remember: Community Service Drawings continue... collect a ticket each time you volunteer or donate to CS. Drawings held at guild meeting. Quilt Sizes Needed: Making a CS quilt at home and want to know what size? Guidelines to help you use fabric that you no longer love are in the February and March newsletters. Donations 9 x 42 strips of fabric for pillowcase trim and 5 squares or 2 ½ x 5 strips are needed for kits. Your odd pieces, cut and added to our pool for blocks and borders, help complete the kits. Donations accepted at Guild meetings and CS Thursdays. 2015 Community Service Dates April 16 May 21 June to be determined July 16 August 20 September 17 October 15 November 19 December Distribution 2 nd NO CS in December Marjorie McConnell Honoring Our Members! Hall of Honor Congratulations to Val Hinson The Congratulations to Val Hixson who was honored at the March meeting for her election into the Pine Tree Quilt Guild Hall of Honor. Each year the Guild honors those members who have contributed to the Guild s success through their continuous support of Guild activities. Throughout the years, Val has worked tirelessly for the Guild. The Guild expresses its gratitude by honoring these valued members.
The Pine Needle Press Page 9 April Anniversaries 2 Judi Bowers & David Roethler 3 Holley & Richard Young 4 Terry & Robert McFeely 10 Carolyn & Jan Christiansen 10 Cathy & Rich Stone 14 Dorothy & Jim Wheeler 15 Lynette & Louis Lester 18 Bernie & Rav Kringel 25 Ruby & Robert Foster 28 Dorothy & Richard Spangler Urgent: Very Important Guild Position Vacant We need a 2016 Opportunity Quilt Marketing Coordinator ASAP. This position is crucial for generating income for our opportunity quilt, which is our second most important fund raising effort next to our quilt show. The main responsibilities of this coordinator are to schedule and staff raffle ticket sales. The main venues are: --Our guild meetings (if all members bought tickets, we would be almost half way there) --Other guilds' meetings (need to be contacted now for this fall and next year) --Community events including (but not limited to) the Nevada County Fair, Draft Horse Classic, and our own Quilt Show. There are several experienced Guild members who can help you get started. This is also an ideal position to share with another member. For more information or to volunteer for this position, contact Kate Grant by email (ksgrantgv@gmail.com) or phone (530-263-3575). Thank you, someone!
The Pine Needle Press Page 10 HOME WORKSHOP April 16th 9:30-2:30 SDA Church ELEANOR SAGELY : "FABULOUS FIVE" APRIL MAY we will repeat Ina Gibson's "TRIAD CHRYSTAL" class for all of you that have already signed- up. Thank You all for taking part in Home Workshops! Any questions contact Betty or Eleanor Until Then...Keep on Quilting! Betty and Eleanor SIGN-UP at the Guild meeting to get your SUPPLY LIST. Any questions contact: Betty at cbmaddox50@ att.net Eleanor: quiltbug6@yahoo.com Guild Challenge THANK YOU to all who participated by making quilts for our Time Challenge and to all of you who voted for your favorites!. I hope everyone had a good Time. Blue Ribbons were awarded in the following categories: Best Traditional Sharon Kreiss for Spring Time Best Applique Trudie Ferreira for Time Flies Best Art Lorna Straka for Harvest Time Best Use of Theme Betty Maddox for Too Much Time On My Hands Most Humorous Mary Ross for Who Cares Favorite Lorna Straka for Harvest Time I also want to thank my helpers: Trudie Ferreira and The Cook Family. They helped set up, take in quilts, hang and then take quilts down. The 2016 Guild Challenge will be announced at the June Guild meeting. I think you will find it offers many possibilities. It won t be in the newsletter until July. Lois Hodges Guild Challenge Chair April Birthdays 1 Judy Hamilton 1 McKenna Henzie 2 Sue Miller 7 Bertie Brem 8 Paula Michalski 9 Donna Tilley 10 Valerie Hudelson 13 Lorraine Lingonis 14 Wanda Neuharth 14 Ginny Petersen 14 Jeanne Pincha-Tulley 14 Barbara Stein 16 Ina Gibson 19 Pamela Hall 23 Nancy Petersen 26 Trish Morris-Plisse 28 Lila Sugg 28 Miranda Williams 29 Marjorie McConnell
The Pine Needle Press Page 11 Patchwork Star April 2015 Julie Berry If there's an unscratched itch in the realm of traditional piecing, ambitious Julie will find it! With humility and certainty, Julie proclaimed, I've been quilting for 45 years and I give most of my quilts away. Mom, who is now 90, still quilts. And, Julie's sister quilts. When a relative turns 30 or gets married, this trio guarantees a quilt for them. In the 70's when supplies and techniques were few, I used pieces of paper towels for templates. We were wearing and using polyester double knits and I didn't know wool pieces would shrink. All quilts were tied with white yarn. With an infectious smile, Julie showed a dizzying array of finished quilts. And, still we had not enough time to peek into that whole quilt-stuffed closet in the living room. Those were reserved for guests to sleep under. With nary a kerfuffle, there are many notches in Julie's belt. Crescendoes of color stashes, floor to ceiling, are neatly arranged in her studio closet. I know where all my Hawaiians are, all my black and whites, all my neutrals. Julie loves classes. She has learned from Barbara Shapel, Laura Lee Fritz, Melinda Buhla and Velda Newman to name a few. My favorite colors are blue and yellow. However, kaleidoscopes of colorful ruby-stone reds, life's hottest pinks and Kaffeinspired empurpled borders validated Julie's sheer love of process. Effortlessly, she quilts all smaller projects on her Janome Memory Craft 6600, using rolls of Quilting Made Easy pattern paper. Somewhat sheepishly, Julie remarked, I usually have about 15 projects going at once. A sudden knock at the door welcomed a serendipitous guest. Karla Rogers was delivering three freshly quilted projects! I thought, Whoa, Julie is one prolific gal! It seems a friend of Julie's is a friend for life. Julie still convenes with her ten quilting buddies in Truckee. When husband Scott was in police work there for eight years, she made lasting friendships. Likewise, when they lived in Yuba City, the Berry's made sturdy alliances with their church friends, still returning frequently to attend functions. Julie even substitutes in classes for those precious and beloved pre-school children at their Presbyterian Church. Oh, there's so much more. She is a Master Gardener. From the tiny white tags, peeking through winter's muck and mire, sturdily anchored to scores of semi-withered plant stocks, I knew a cataloguing stystem was earnestly still in place. A stately antique upright piano of polished walnut let me to know someone was a musician. I should have asked her to play a tune for me. But, time was slipping away for our interview was coming to a close. Forgetting to snap Julie's photo, we both seemed more excited about her trip to Hawaii---tomorrow! She had just sewn three smart and clever, lightweight and reversible hats to take! Cute as a bug's ear they were. Wow! Gotta have that recipe! Jeanie Ferguson Patchwork Star Reporter Guild Meeting Dates April 2015 Meeting Location Day of the Month & Time April General Meeting Grass Valley Charter School 1st Tuesday at 6:30pm 7th S. Auburn Rd. G.V. Speaker Workshop Seventh Day Adventist Church, GV Wednesday after General Mtg 8th PTQG Board Meeting Eskaton Village, 49er Room, GV 2nd Thursday, at 6:30pm 9th Newsletter Deadline sierrasue@me.com 5pm Saturday after Board Mtg 11th Junior Quilters Salvation Army, Alta St. GV 2nd Saturday at 10:30 am 11th Community Service Seventh Day Adventist Church, GV 3rd Thursday, 9:30 am 16th Drop-In n Quilt Seventh Day Adventist Church, GV 3rd Thursday, 9:30 am 16th Home Workshop Seventh Day Adventist Church, GV 3rd Thursday, 9:30 am 16th Quilt Show Committee Eskaton Village, 49er Room, GV 2nd Thursday, 5:00PM 9th
The Pine Needle Press Page 12 Share and Care Do you know someone in the Guild who is under the weather and can use some cheering? Whether it is illness, surgery, or loss of a loved one, please let me know so an appropriate card can be sent. Thanks... Carol Gates Share and Care Chairperson carol1946gates@gmail.com 273-9359 The Quilt Show poster on the page after the Photo Gallery is for advertising our quilt show. Please tape it to your car window as another way to inform the community of our show. Affiliates 2015 Ben Franklin Crafts 598 Sutton Way, GV 273-1348 Christine Barnes Designs 208 Mill St. GV 273-3970 Deby s Sierra Sewing 245 E. Main St. GV 274-7906 DeeDeeBrownell, seamstress 15760 Ridge Estates Road NC 478-5904 Designs By Heidi hmemmett@gmail.com 273-8067 Fat Lady Singing 14392 Lake Wildwood Dr. PV 432-1646 Howell s Sewing & Vacuum 13555 Bowman Rd. Auburn 885-9624 Precision Quiltworks 18251 Starduster Dr. NC 432-9595 Sandra Bruce Creative Long Arm Quilting 116 Main 5B GV 210-9748 Sheri Bahr s Quilting 16795 Alice Way GV 477-8786 Star Designs Longarm Quilting 10290 Shekinah Hill Rd. NC 478-1212 Sugar Pine Quilt Shop 452-A S. Auburn St. GV 272-5308 Sun Forest Quilts 13745 Sun Forest Dr. PV 432-9461 Susie Hardy Designs 219 Drummond NC 478-0223 Terial Arts 14195 Coyote Mt. Trail, NC 479-9014 or 470-9092 For more complete contact information, see the inside front cover of the 2015 Membership Roster.
Photo Gallery Challenge Winners Favorite & Best Art Lorna Straka Harvest Time: Best Applique Trudie Ferreira Time Flies Most Humorous Mary Ross Who Cares Best Traditional Sharon Kreiss Spring Time Best Use of Theme Betty Maddox Too Much Time on My Hands
Photo Gallery March Mixer
QUILT SHOW May 2 & 3, 2015 NEVADA COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS FREE PARKING QUILT SHOW May 2 & 3, 2015 NEVADA COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS FREE PARKING
Our next meeting is April 7, 2015, 6:30PM Grass Valley Charter School South Auburn - Grass Valley PTQG Information The Pine Tree Quilt Guild of Nevada County Send address changes and corrections to: Submit newsletter articles to: PTQG Computer Records Sue Miller, PTQG Newsletter Editor P.O. Box 3133, Grass Valley, CA 95945 sierrasue@me.com or contact Computer Records 11255 Banner Mine Way Ardy, 575-8433 Nevada City, CA 95959 530-271-2270 Mail membership forms and dues to: PTQG Membership Newsletter Deadline: 5:00 p.m. the Saturday P.O.Box 3133 immediately following the PTQ Guild s Board Grass Valley, CA 95945 Meeting on the second Thursday of the month See our web page for membership forms and information:. http://www.pinetreequiltguild.com