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Women Of the West QUILTERS http://www.wowquiltguild.com February 2012 FEBRUARY PROGRAM Karen McTavish will present a lecture and trunk show of her award-winning quilts and examples of her unique machine quilting techniques. Karen is the author of several books on quilting and has developed her own signature techniques such as Mctavishing, scrollwork, shadow & color trapunto, whitework and Victorian feathers. For more information about Karen McTavish, visit www.designerquilts.com.. Monday, February 27rd, 2012 @ 7 p.m. President s Column Thanks to everyone who attended the January meeting. What a fun night! Gudrun Erla of GE Designs was a fabulous speaker. It was interesting to learn about quilting in Iceland, fabric design, and see all of her wonderful lines of fabric, and the quilts she brought. Our new bylaws were approved, fabulous programming for the year announced, and our committee chairs were racing out of the gate with great ideas, block of the month, charity quilts and more! We do have some openings for volunteers, so please consider doing resolution quilts or being our historian for the year. It s a great way to get involved and make new friends along the way. As members walk in next month, I will ask a few of you to greet visitors that arrive and give them the lay of the guild and what to expect from the meeting. It is especially important to make them feel welcome if they have been brave enough to come alone. We all know how uncomfortable it feels to not know anyone in a room of 70 or so! Karen McTavish will be February s speaker. Upcoming Program: March 26, 2012 National quilt teacher and quilt artist, Norma Riehm, will bring a trunk show and lecture to the March WOW program. WORKSHOP Norma s popular all-day workshop is offered on Tuesday, March 27 at Medina for $55 including a teacher-provided kit AND lunch! Experience a day of fun and achieve some wonderful new techniques that you just might use in this year s challenge: The Road I Traveled. Contact Lori Allison to register for workshop. Lori.allison@hotmail.com See you in February for Karen McTavish, and keep your thoughts on the challenge The Road I Traveled. You may reach me at pres.womenofthewest@gmail.com Yours in Stitches and Giggles, Patti Marrin

WOW Board Meeting January 23, 2012 Robert s at the Medina Entertainment Center. Members present Patti Marrin, Lori Allison, Patty Morris, Angela Coleman, Janet Balej, Mickey Ellis, Shirley Bonacci, LuAnn Sing and Mary Hess. Patti called the meeting to order. Lori Allison discussed programming for the year: Jan Gudrun Erla of GE designs Feb Karen McTavish long arm quilter March Norma Riehm quilt artist/ workshop offered April French Textile Quilt Guild May Sheila Sinclair Snyder - Author June Pat Speth Nickel Quilts July - Cathy Wierzbicki Coffee Time Quilts August Kari Carr New Leaf Stitches Sept Sharon Schamber lecture & workshop Oct Stacy West - Buttermilk Basin Patterns Nov Challenge Quilt Reveal & Viewer s Choice Dec Make & Take felt Santa gnome The total of $4,100 is projected to be spent of the $4200 2012 programming budget. We discussed the charges for visiting speakers and decided to keep the fee amount the same for guests and members but guests taking the workshops would have a different fee. Treasurer s Report Janet reminded us that we needed two people to audit the books from last year. She has the packets ready. Budget sheets are available for all the members. Secretary s Report Angela mentioned that she needs an email list of all the current members. Luann will get it to her. Newsletter Angela mentioned the need for an assistant to help with pictures. Also we need to include names and descriptions with pictures. Regarding the Block of the month, the statement per the Board, a drawing will not be held for those who make more than one block should be removed. The Guild has its own Post Office box, but members should be reminded to not use it but send inquiries and info to the officer or committee chair directly. Activities Mickey told us that we do have retreat coordinators now, but no one for either Historian or Resolutions. It was decided to move the Secret Sister Reveal to November meeting, to allow more time in December meeting for Take & Make project and party. Mickey asked if we wanted more activities like the survivor from last year. She will gather a committee to help her. Patti brought up the idea regarding having greeters for new people. A member would join the guest and explain the workings of the guild. We could have up to five greeters at a meeting. Patti will supply greeter badges for volunteering members to use at the guild meeting. Alice, at Medina, will allow us to store the speaker in the their office each month. Patti will bring the cords and microphones with her. Meeting was adjourned by Patti. No Board Meeting for February 2012. Next Board Mtg.: March 26th, 2012, 5:30PM. The center will allow us to order and eat in the meeting room. Respectfully Submitted Patty Morris/ Angela Coleman Co-Secretaries WOW Quilt Guild Meeting January 23, 2012 The meeting was called to order by the President, Patti Marrin. The by-laws were brought up before the guild. Questions and discussion were called for but there were none. A motion was made and seconded to approve the by-laws as written. A vote was made and the by-laws were passed. Patti introduced the officers and committee chairs. She also shared thank you cards and upcoming quilt shows that had come in the mail. We had the drawing for the reserved seats. Deane Gradous spoke on behalf of the Maple Grove Quilters for Community Service. There were thank you cards from Damascus Way and Finland. Last year the guild donated 114 quilts, 47 placements, and 16 table coverings. Millie P s helped with the fabric donations. Deane thanked everyone for being so willing to help out with this endeavor. There were no guests or new members tonight.

A Quilt Show Chair or Co-Chairs and a Raffle Quilt Chair are needed for next year s quilt show. The Retreat Committee has a place booked at Wilmar (Green Lake) for the last week in October. More details will be coming. Forms were available for Secret Sisters and needed to be turned in tonight in order to get started. Mary Hess is the chair for this activity. Business cards were available on the membership table in order to contact the president and newsletter chairman since the PO box for the guild is not as effective. Lori Allison introduced the evening s speaker, Gudrun Erla, from GE designs. Gudrun comes from an artistic family of painters. She started an online fabric store in Iceland and developed a braided runner pattern that became a hit and was translated into English. Thus began her amazing career with 70 patterns, 12 books and 12 fabric lines. She has also been published in magazines. Members were treated to slides of her accomplishments during her presentation and trunk show. Members present were also given copies of Baskets and Blooms. There were a lot of Birthday Club items and winners. Block of the month was drawn and the new block shown for next month. Directions for February block are available on the WOW website. Lori Allison discussed the 2012 Quilt Challenge. The theme is The Road I Traveled. It should be poster size (24 X 36 ) and have a 3 road on both the left and right side. The reveal will be at the November meeting with three different winner categories. Lori then discussed the programs for the remainder of the year. (See Board meeting minutes for the break down.) Patti presented Mickey with the Maple Leaf blocks made by members in thanks for her year of service as President. The meeting was adjourned with Show & Share. Respectfully submitted, Patty Morris Co-Secretary WOW 2012 Challenge The Road I Traveled Participants will create a poster-sized quilt somewhere between 16 x 20 and 24 x 36 or any shape that is approximately 320-864 square inches (multiply length times width). Road begins anywhere on the left side and finishes anywhere on the right side and measures approximately 3 on the left and the right, but can be any size, shape, length inside the quilt. Quilt represents something about your life; it has a story to tell about your life s journey. Quilts will be hung first without names for voting by the members. Then each member will talk about their own quilt. This will be the WOW November 2012 program. Based on Viewer s Choice Secret Ballot, a $50 Gift Certificate to your favorite quilt shop will be awarded to: Best Artistry: Most visually pleasing composition; best execution of the elements and principles (balance, harmony, unity, contrast, gradation, repetition and proportion) of design. Most Creative: The most innovative; the piece that is striking in its surprising features that makes you look twice and wonder how d she do that? Best Workmanship: Most intricate piecing or appliqué, and precise execution. Lori Allison Vice President Block of the Month The block of the month for February is the Indiana Puzzle. Directions can be found on the WOW quilt guild website. For each block made (up to three) you can put you name in the drawing for ownership of the blocks made for that month. Dawn Bryant/Carol Henderson Just a note, in the February 2012 issue of American Patchwork & Quilting (page 50), I came across an article about a quilt collector that had 651 red and white quilts. Certainly inspiring to make February s block. Angela Coleman Newsletter Editor

March 27 th Workshop Workshop: Norma Riehm Get a head start on your 2012 WOW Challenge project or just come and learn a fun new quilt style that will dazzle your friends and family! Norma s kind of fun is catchy and inspirational and you ll find yourself looking at your old projects in new ways. Workshop Tuesday, March 27 10:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. 1 hour for lunch Medina E.C. Images Room For more information about Norma and her quilt style, visit her AQS Blog-of-the-Week winning blog at www.quiltingisafineart.blogspot.com $35 Workshop $10 Kit Fee $10 Lunch (included) $55 total Contact: Lori Allison Lori.allison@hotmail.com 952-426-9836 Send check payable to WOW to Lori Allison, PO Box 1019, Prior Lake, MN 55372 (No checks will be cashed until there are 18 participants and the workshop is a GO! ) 2012 Membership Dues: Renewal for 2012 membership is $24.00 for email notice or $30.00 for mail delivery of the newsletter. Please see the membership committee for your dues envelope if you have not at the next meeting. In January we had 69 members in attendance. LuAnn Sing/Shirley Bonacci Membership Committee A Note of Thanks Thank you for the beautiful Maple Leaf blocks. I have started laying them out and making decisions on a final design. With all of the beautiful autumn colors in all shades and intensities, it will be a stunning, quilted reminder of a great year with all of you. Mickey Ellis Quilt Survivor-West Metro Back by popular demand, we will have our 2 nd Quilt Survivor activity. I need 2 or 3 volunteers to help me plan this fun activity. It will take one short meeting coffee to make up the rules. Are you interested? Let Mickey know at 763.475.9581 or at ellis_mickey@yahoo.com Volunteers Still Needed Looking for a couple of volunteers for 2012. We need to fill the positions of Guild Historian and Resolution Quilt leader. Let Patti or Mickey know if you would be willing to volunteer for one of these openings. Patti is at pres.womenofthewest@gmail.com???secret Sisters??? You can still sign up for secret sisters. Please call Mary Hess at 763-479-2127 and give her your information by February 14, 2012. Birthday Club Birthday club brought in $41.25. Good job everyone!! Diane Salls Sample of Norma Riehm s quilts. LOST Marty Bradbury had a pair of Gingher curved embroidery scissors on the supply table at the December meeting (the zipper flowers). They had dark red yarn tied to the handle, if they show up, could they be returned to her.

Show & Share Gallery Another of Bev Romfo quilts Sunrise Sunset. Bev Romfo showing her ZigZag quilt, nice contrast! Carol Fisher s many table runners and toppers displayed by Patti Marrin. Gail Bronner with mini quilts. Patti Marrin exclaiming over the time taken to quilt her blue & yellow Daisy Dreams!! Is that an Indiana Puzzle pattern I see?

P FEBRUARY CHECKLIST: Block of the Month Your Nametag Birthday Club Donations Show and Share Community Service projects or donations Free books & magazines to share The Women of the West Quilt Guild was organized in December of 1997 to encourage and support all levels of quilters. The guild offers education, programs, fellowship, communication and community service while providing a place to be among people that share the same interest of the art of quilting. Meetings are held the 4th Monday monthly at 7 p.m. at the Medina Entertainment Center. If there is a conflict with a holiday, another night will be scheduled. The Medina Entertainment Center is on Highway 55 in Medina. ô WOW 2011 Officers & Committee Chairsô President Patti Marrin 952-881-2231 pres.womenofthewesr@gmail. com Vice President Lori Allison 952-426-9836 Iba0718@hotmail.com Secretary(s) Patty Morris 701-226-3137 Avonis4menu.gmail.com Angela Coleman 612-219-1118 angela_coleman@yahoo.com Treasurer Janet Balej 763-571-1975 jbalej@netzero.com Activity Chair Mickey Ellis 763-475-9581 ellis_mickey@yahoo.com Birthday Club Diane Salls 952-857-9114 dsalls40@yahoo.com Block of the Month Dawn Bryant 763-767-0186 dawn.bryant@usbank.com Carol Henderson 612-978-6178 carololemn@comcast.com Community Service Nancy Miller 763-424-4740 nancy_miller@comcast.net Maple Grove Quilters Door Prizes Shawn Taylor 763-559-4442 Luv2quilt@dishmail.net Brenda Dunlavy 763-557-2941 bdunlavy@compasspointmedia.com Historian Membership OPEN Shirley Bonacci 952-240-6416 shirlgrl44@yahoo.com LuAnn Sing 952-472-0825 lmsing54@mchsi.com Newsletter Editor Angela Coleman 612-219-1118 angela_coleman@yahoo.com Assistant Editor Lisa Olson 763-559-9638 lpolson53@gmail.com Secret Sisters Mary Hess 763-479-2127 quilta@usfamily.net Small Group Coord Carole Olson 763-544-7130 carole_olson@msn.com Resolution Quilts OPEN 763-477-6721 millerelaine@hotmail.com Sunshine & Shadows Barb Pavek 763-843-0964 esf7@juno.com Web Mistress LuAnn Sing 952-472-0825 lmsing54@mchsi.com Retreat Coordinators Nancy Erbst 763-389-3719 Nancy@erbst.org Linda Lynholm Mary Inman Forbes 763-559-0703 Mary.inman-forbes@blackboxvs.com