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Volume 25 Issue 8
Page 1 - May Speaker
Page 2 - President’s Message
Page 3 - Parliamentarian
Page 4 - Volunteer Form
Page 5 - President’s Quilt
Page 8 - Workshops
Page 9 - Upcoming Speakers
Page 10 - Quilt Show News
Page 13 - Quilt Show Aquisitions
Page 15 - Quilt Show Lunches
Page 17 - Philanthropy
Page 19 - General News
Page 21 - Financials
Page 22 - Block of the Month
Page 23 - Places to Go Things To
Do...
TABLE OFCONTENTS
May Speaker - Wendy Mathson
The lecturer for May will be Wendy Mathson. Whileexploring using the traditional “Storm at Sea” block,she always wondered why do those straight seamsgive the feeling of curves.
Wendy has taken a century-year-old block using current fabrics andcolor combinations. She hastaken this versatile block toproduce a variety of unique quiltdesigns. Wendy has written thebook, Storm at Sea: FromTraditional to Contemporary. Herspecialty is a fast, easy andaccurate method for making thetraditional :Storm-at-Sea: patternwithout using templates or paper
piecing. Wendy has also invented a system of cut-after-you-sew tools called Quilters' TRIMplates.Wendy has taught at Empty Spools Seminars atAsilomar for several years and at guilds around thecountry.
In June, we will hear from some of our own talentedmembers, Victoria Crayne, Johanna Gibson and PaulaPangle.
MEETING DATE — Thursday, May 12, 2015 Meeting Starts at - 6:30 PM
I hope you attended our April meeting. Our speaker, Ami Simms was soentertaining and funny. This month we have Wendy Mathson! Wendy will bespeaking at our general meeting on May 12th and will be teaching her Stormat Sea technique on Friday, May 13th. Her quilts are amazing, so don’t missthis opportunity to hear and work with her. If you are interested in takingWendy’s class, you can email Johanne Gibson at [email protected] and sign up.
May’s general meeting will be our last one before the Quilt Show on June 4th
and 5th. We still have volunteer spots to fill for both days. We certainly needevery member to participate by volunteering one or two hours at the show.Beach Cities hosts one of the best quilt guild shows around and I am so excitedthat is it almost here.
Margaret Gordon and her Nominating Committee are busy finding members tovolunteer for positions on the guild board. Our guild is so much stronger whenwe all contribute, of course, and there are many opportunities to help. Pleaselook for Margaret’s article in this newsletter and let her know you are willingto be a member of the team!
Parliamentarian2016-17 BCQG BoardSince it’s too early to grovel or to guilt anyone into volunteering to be on the BCQG 2016-17 Board,you know that group of quilters who makes it possible for us to have the wonderful general meetingsand workshops and friendship groups and quilts shows, I thought I would just run down some of theopportunities:
Executive Board:Facilities – Don’t let the title intimidate you. In the words of Mary Arntz, one of this year’s co-chairsthe job can be summarized as: Wendy Price, the co-chair, sends out an email to the board eachmonth showing the floor plan and asking if anyone needs something different. She then submits theplan to the Murray Center (by email). Mary checks with the programs chair to see what the speakerneeds in the way of quilt racks and tables on the stage. Mary keeps 4 quilt racks at her house. Thissaves her from going to the storage each month. On the day of guild meeting Mary goes to theMurray Center at about 4 – 4:30 to set up the needed quilt racks and check that the room is ready.Then she meets friends for dinner and comes back after 6. The job is very easy; the Murray Centeris wonderfully helpful and cooperative, should be easy for a newbie.Parliamentarian- 2016-17 is the easy term since the bi-annual By-Law review was just completed.The position ensures that the voting requirements are met for voting on the 2016-17 board. (A photoID is not required.)
Standing Committees:Door Prizes – if you would like a reason to go to the quilt stores, then this is the perfect job. One ofthe co-chairs would address and stamp the Thank You notes as her way to participate.Library- Gives you first grab at the new books. Perfect position for a team. You decide how manybooks to bring.Friendship Circles – Great position for one or two, especially if your favorite song “Matchmaker”from Fiddler on the Roof. You can help fellow quilters, especially those new to the guild, find thefriendship group to join.Welcoming – If you have a friendly smile, you are perfect for this position. Great job for two!Southern California Council of Quilt Guilds – You attend four meetings over the course of the yearand bring back information that keeps the guild running smoothly.Ways and Means (the Rummage Sale) needs a Chairperson. You already have a team with CandyCrain collecting donations and Nancy Valk assisting
If you want to Co-Chair check out:Hospitality with Jan JohnsonMonthly Mini with Johanne GibsonPlease feel free to contact me or other members of the nominating committee – Debra Wallace,Michelle Naas, Pattie Sexton, Jan Johnson and Sandy Corbin. (Contact info is in the MembershipRoster)
Margaret GordonParliamentarian
BCQG VOLUNTEER/NOMINATION FORM 2016-17
Our guild has been successful because of the time, energy and generosity of its volunteers.Volunteering, even a small amount of your time and/or talents, is a great way to become moreinvolved and meet new friends. We would love for you to join us on the Board. All the positiondescriptions are in the Membership Directory, in the Bylaws Section (Article IV-ExecutiveBoard and Article VII-Standing Committees). Please consider volunteering for at least oneposition. Your completed forms should be turned in by the May 12th general meeting or you can(e)mail them to the Parliamentarian: Margaret Gordon, [email protected], 129 MelroseDr Mission Viejo, CA 92692Name
Best Phone # to reach you
EXECUTIVE BOARDPresident Secretary
1st Vice President-Programs Treasurer
2nd Vice President-Membership Parliamentarian
3rd Vice President-Facilities
STANDING COMMITTEESAdvertising NewsletterBlock Party PhilanthropyDoor Prizes Secret SistersFriendship Groups Show & TellHistorian SCQG RepresentativeInternet Ways & Means/Holiday RummageLibrary WelcomingMonthly Mini Workshops
SPECIAL COMMITTEESOpportunity Quilt (for 2018 quilt show)Quilt Show ChairpersonSpring Event (appointed by President)
PRESIDENT'S QUILT BLOCKSLandmarks
Let's show Martha how much we appreciate her as our president ofBeach Cities Quilters' Guild. Contributing to a block for her quilt will bea lasting reminder to Martha of how much we all appreciate herendeavors for our guild.
I am so excited to be able introduce the president's quilt! I hopeeveryone takes some time to make a block for Martha's president quilt.The finished size is 5 inches square. [email protected]
REMEMBER – DO NOT TRIM THE BLOCK
MARTHA's President's Quilt Ideas - Landmarks
PLEASE DO NOT TRIM BLOCKSBoard members' blocks will finish to 5X10 inches
Members' blocks will finish to 5X5 inchesStatue of Liberty, NY
Eiffel Tower, Paris
Big Ben, London
Leaning Tower of Pisa
Colosseum, Rome
Empire State Building, NY
Hollywood Sign, LA
Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco
Notre Dame, Paris
Tokyo Tower
St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City
Great Wall of China
Sydney Opera House, Australia
Arc de Triomphe, Paris
Stonehenge, UK
Taj Mahal, India
Pyramids of Giza, Egypt
The Great Sphinx, Egypt
Capitol Hill/White House, DC
Brooklyn Bridge, NY
Acropolis, Greece
Trevi Fountain, Rome
Louvre Museum, Paris
Buckingham Palace, London
Versailles, FrancePompeii, Italy
Florence Cathedral, Italy
Machu Picchu, Peru
Christ the Redeemer, Rio
Grand Canyon, Arizona
Niagara Falls, New York
Tower of London
Mont. St. Michel, France
Sacre Coeur, Paris
Central Park, NY
Mount Rushmore, South Dakota
Rialto Bridge, Venice
Space Needle, Seattle, WA
Washington Monument, DC
Chichen Itza, Mexico
Ponte Vecchio, Florence
Sistine Chapel, Vatican City
Spanish Steps, Rome
Gateway Arch, St. Louis, MO
Moulin Rouge, Paris
Guild Advertisers:For information on becoming an advertiser in the BCQG Newsletter, please contactJulia Renaud.
Phone: 949-306-5450
WorkshopsAll workshops occur the Friday and Saturday (if offered) after our general meeting.They are held at Community Presbyterian Church, 32202 Del Obispo St, San JuanCapistrano, CA 92675, from 10-4.
BCQG workshops are $40.00 per day. Registration for workshops begins three monthsprior to the date of the workshop. Payment for the workshop is required at the timeof registration and the class fee is non-refundable.
In May we have Wendy Mathson. Wendy Mathson is a graphic designer and quilterfrom San Diego who has developed a special technique for creating Storm at Seablocks. All fabric pieces start as squares or rectangles, so they are easily and
quickly cut from strips. This method uses no templates, nopaper or foundation piecing, and there are no bias edges onthe outer edges of the blocks. Skill level is confidentbeginner to advanced. Join Wendy and learn a newtechnique!
In June we have the Member Showcase and no workshops for the month.
In July we have Juli Shulem who will give a presentation, but there will be noworkshop for that month.
June - 2016 Member Showcase Featuring Victoria Crayne, PaulaPangle, and Johanna Gibson.
July – 2016 Juli Shulem www.jsdesignsunlimited.com
August – 2016 Claudia D. Gomez www.devotedtocolor.com
Sept - 2016 Marcia Stein www.marciastein.com
Oct - 2016 President's Quilt
Nov – 2016 Lyn Brown www.LynBrown.com
Dec - 2016 Holiday Gala & Rummage Sale
Jan - 2017 Sandy Sutton Antique Quilt’s Lecture
Feb - 2017 Katie Pasquini Masopust www.katiepm.com
March - 2017 Annie Unrein www.anniebydesign.com
April - 2017 Laura Nownes www.lauranownes.com
May - 2017 Members Showcase
June - 2017 Jean Impey www.sewjean.shutterfly.com
July - 2017 Marjan Klupfel www.marjanklupfel.com
August - 2017 Karen Brow www.javahousequilts.com
Sept - 2017 Jill Finley www.jillilystudio.com
Oct - 2017 President’s Quilt
Nov – 2017 Sandra Bruce www.sandrabruce.com
Dec - 2017 Holiday Gala & Rummage Sale
Jan - 2018 Tina Curran www.tinacurran.com
Feb - 2018 Cara Gulati www.doodlepress.com
March - 2018 Lenore Crawford www.lenorecrawford.com
Upcoming Speakers - BeachCities Quilters Guild:
2016 QUILT SHOW
The Quilt Show is fast approaching and we have a lot to do before June 4, 2016.
VOLUNTEERS: There are still a lot of volunteers needed to help with the quilt show. It takes avillage of members to fill all of the volunteer positions needed to make sure our quilt show runssmoothly. There will be sign-up sheets at the Quilt Show table. There are sit-down positionsavailable if you are unable to stand for a volunteer position. Please make sure you check yourcalendar, and sign up (we would love for you to sign up for more than one position during the2-day show). If you have any questions, please contact Janet Cowart [email protected].
TRAVELING OPPORTUNITY QUILT: We have quite a few guilds, quilt shows, quilter’s runs andprivate group meetings that the Opportunity Quilt is traveling to from January to May. Thisgives us a chance to sell raffle tickets for the quilt as well as getting the information outregarding our Quilt Show. If you have some time and would like to take the quilt (it is a funexperience) please contact Pat Pardoen [email protected].
ADMISSIONS: The sale of admission bracelets has begun. The cost of admission is $10. Thesetickets can be purchased prior to the show at the quilt show table. If you are unable to attendour general meetings and would like to purchase your bracelet and any others for gifts, pleasecontact Anne Tracy [email protected].
AUCTION: Our Saturday auction is exciting and all of the beautiful quilts are donated!!! Theauction is a major source of income at the quilt show. Once again this year we will be acceptingcredit cards for purchases at the auction. If you have an item you would like to donate, pleasecontact Mary Arntz [email protected].
RAFFLE BASKETS: Everyone loves to win a raffle basket, and we are starting to collect thecompleted baskets as well as other “new” donations to put in baskets. Please talk with youfriendship group about making a basket. You can always make a basket yourself, or donateNEW quilt items and fabric that we can assemble into a basket. If you have any questionsplease contact Candy Crain [email protected].
VENDORS: We have 30 vendors confirmed for our show that will be selling everything quilt –and some non-quilt related items.
OPPORTUNITY QUILT: WOW!!! It’s the best word to describe our beautiful opportunity quilt“Star Struck”. The biggest fundraising we do at the quilt show is the opportunity quilt. Thetickets are $1 each or 6 for $5. BCQG asks all members to take $30 worth of tickets (that’s 36
tickets) and either buy them yourself or sell them to friends and family. You are more thanwelcome to sell more than 1 packet. There will be 5 monthly prizes beginning in February formembers who have turned in their $30. Your name will be eligible for the monthly drawingsthru May. The sooner you turn in you money, the more chances you have to win. Once youwin, your winning drawing ticket will be taken out. So sell more, and get your name in theremultiple times. If you haven’t gotten you packet of tickets when you checked in at themeetings, we will have them at the quilt show table. If you would like additional tickets andcan’t get to the meetings, please contact Gail Brunell [email protected].
ACQUISITIONS: Nancy McBride has a separate article with the instructions for turning in yourquilts that will be on display at the show. Make sure you read it carefully.
Thank you for all of your support with the 2016 Quilt Show.
If you have any questions about the Quilt Show, please contact Sandy Corbin or MarianneCunningham, the Quilt Show Co-Chairs. [email protected]@aol.com.
OpportunityQuilt Tickets
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Guild Advertisers:For information on becoming an advertiser inthe BCQG Newsletter, please contact JuliaRenaud.Phone: 949-306-5450
2016 Quilt Show - Acquisitions
PROCEDURES AND TURN IN DATES FOR QUILT SHOW ENTRANTS
Procedure: At the time of turn in you will receive a special plastic bag to put eachquilt, garment, doll or bag into. You will also receive a claim check form for eachitem, an identification label, a commemorative label for you to sew on your quiltafter the show and a commemorative pin as a thank you for your participation in thisyear’s show.
Sleeve: All quilts, no matter the size, must have a sleeve as we are not allowed topin anything to the drapes. For larger bed-side quilts, it would be wonderful if youcan have a split sleeve so that we can add an extra chain to hold your quilt at theshow. Sleeve instructions will be available at the meeting and are also included inthe newsletter.
Quilt Show Drop-Off Times for Your Quilt Entries will be at the home of
Nancy McBride22751 Via Tercero
Mission Viejo, CA 92691
Friday, May 20 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.Saturday, May 21 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.Friday, May 27 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Saturday, May 28 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Nancy McBride at (949) 951-8464.
Directions to Nancy’sI-5 to AliciaToward MountainsPass 6 stop lightsThe 7th light should be Trabucco – Turn leftGo to the 1st stop light (Los Alisos) and Turn rightGo to the 1st stop light (Via Noveno) and Turn rightGo to the 3rd street and turn right (only way you can turn)Street will curve around – at the bottom of the hill you will come to a cross street –you are then right in front of my house. I am the last house on the right. Greenhouse.
2016 Quilt Show - Lunch Orders
Our quilt show is fast approaching! We have contracted a NEW caterer for this show.Richard who owns the catering service, Quilt Show Express, has serviced many quiltshows so we will be in for FAST and delicious lunches. He will be serving lunches &snacks both days of the show. Check out the menu – salads, sandwiches and somedelicious desserts.
Please fill out a separate lunch order for each day that you will be ordering and thenattach your check and bring it to the guild meeting. The deadline is our May meeting.If you don’t want to wait in line please fill out this form. Lunches will also be sold atthe show.
You can mail your order to me or bring it to the May meeting.
Thank youJulia Renaud
Philanthropy Report:
We continue to thank everyone for the beautiful donations we receive for the ongoingCamp Pendleton baby showers. We wouldn’t be able to fulfill their requests withoutthe support of this amazing guild.
This month we donated 82 quilts! They included 20 quilts and 2 stuffed animals toOrange County Child Abuse Prevention, 1 quilts and 20 pillowcases to RTTC, 3 Adultswith cancer, 2 quilts to young girls with cancer, an auto accident victim, 5 to UCI On-cology, 1 to Ashland Shelter, 1 auction quilt to Art & Creativity for Healing, 1 auctionquilt to Boys & Girls Club of Laguna Beach. There were 2 baby showers for CampPendleton. The one through San Clement Presbyterian Church received 25 quilts. TheOSOA one received 22 quilts, hand made Taggie lovies, diaper pads, bears, bunnies,receiving blankets, nursing cover ups, sweaters, hats and assorted toys and books. Wealso donated 20 NICU blankets to Saddleback Hospital along with 6 handmade hats.
The next Philanthropy sewing day will be held Monday, May 2, at the Laguna NiguelLibrary on Crown Valley just south of Alicia. It runs from 10:30 until 4 so come for thewhole time or parts of it. We received beautiful collections of large samples for mak-ing kits. Come, help us cut, and be one of the first to take one of these kits home.Bring your sewing machine and supplies and be ready for some great fellowship, too.It’s a great way to make friends and learn, while working on such a worthwhile cause.
Diana O’Connor Mary Ann Wahl Michelle [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Debi [email protected]
Guild Advertisers:For information on becoming an advertiser in the BCQG Newsletter, pleasecontact Julia Renaud.
Phone: 949-306-5450
619-670-0652 CozyCreative.com
756 Jamacha Road, El Cajon, CA
Just 1.5 milessouth of I8.Take theSecond St exitin El Cajon.
For Sale:Sweet Sixteen Long Arm MachineHandi Quilter sweet Sixteen, 2 yrs old.$3000.00. Long arm, sit down machine,table with extensions and table overlay.M-Class bobbin, Easy-Set Tension, Handi Feetmount, TruStitch stitch regulation, 3couching feet, horizontal spool pin, bobbinwinder.
Contact Michael: [email protected] or619-421-7953
HOSPITALITY:“Around the Table” with Jan & Jackie
M=Mixed nutsO=Oatmeal cookiesT=TwinkiesH=Hershey KissesE=EclairsR=Rice Crispies Treats
These are the treats of mychildhood, and who’s kidding my adultcomfort foods!To all the Guild, I give a standing ovationto all the women who brought treats forthe rest of us.I get the ”pats on the back” but it’s yourefforts that make it a success and a gift tothe other members.From grapes and Baby Bell Cheeses to someof the most award winning, “I don’t want toshare with you treats”. Just to name a few,the homemade chocolate chip cookies (wish Ihad milk), the peanut butter chocolatesquares (Reese's be afraid) and the browniesby Mary Arnst who has given us the recipe,this month. Our theme for next month is“May Flowers” from one of my mom’sfavorite Al Jolson songs “April Showers”.Have a great month and here is Mary’sRecipe.Jan & Jackie- Hospitality Divas
Deluxe Brownies by Mary Arnst
1/3 C plus 1/3 C evaporated milkone 18.5 ounce German Chocolate cakemix1/2 C(1 stick) butter, melted1 C chopped pecans40 – 45 caramels, unwrapped1/3 C mini semisweet chocolate chips
Oven at 350 degrees. Grease and flour9 x 9 pan. Pour 1/3 C evaporated milkinto bowl with cake mix. Add meltedbutter, add chopped pecans. Mixingredients – it will be thick. Dividedough in half. Press one half intobottom of the pan to make the firstbrownie layer. Bake for about 8minutes, just til set. Remove from ovenand set aside.In a double boiler or glass bowl set oversimmering water, combine caramels and1/3 C evaporated milk. Stir til caramelsare totally melted and mix is smooth.Pour caramel mix over first layer.Sprinkle chocolate chips over thecaramel.On a sheet of waxed paper, press theremaining dough into a square shapeslightly smaller than the baking pan.CAREFULLY flip the square over ontothe caramel layer and peel off thewaxed paper. Bake for 20 to 25minutes. Remove from oven and letcool to room temp. Refrigerate for 2 to3 hours to allow brownies to set.
Optional – sprinkle with powdered sugar. Icut the brownies into small squares. Ifserving guys – maybe a bigger square!
WE STILL NEED QUILT SHOWVOLUNTEERS:
Thank you to all who have alreadyvolunteered to help with our 2016 QuiltShow. You will be helping to make our QuiltShow wonderful.
WE STILL NEED MORE HELP. Almost 1/2 ofour volunteer slots are still open.
Do you want to be able to show off andtouch the quilts? WHITE GLOVES still has 57spots open.
Do you want to hang the Show or take itdown? SET-UP and TAKE-DOWN still needhelp. FOR SECURITY, PLEASE SIGN UP FORSET-UP AND TAKE-DOWN AHEAD OF TIME.
We also still have opportunities to help withENTRY TICKETS, QUILT ACQUISITION ANDRETURN, VENDOR GREETING, the AUCTION,and sales of AWARDS, RAFFLE BASKETSTICKETS, PINS, and OPPORTUNITY QUILTTICKETS.Our May meeting will be the last one beforethe Quilt Show. Please plan to sign up then.If you will not be able to attend the Maymeeting, contact me and we’ll get yousigned up to help.
Thank you
Janet Cowart
LIBRARY:THANK YOUA big thank you to Jackie Beozzi, SandyCorbin and Kathy Hutchins for coming to therescue. They will be helping tote the librarybook bins to and from the meetings. TheBook-Loving Babes are VERY grateful!!!! Westill need one or more helpers to handle twobook bins. We can include a dolly ifrequired. Just contact Starlene, Jane orSharon.
We are also exploring ways to cut down thenumber of book bins we have. Any books
that have not been checked out in the lasttwo years with go into a “Library LiquidationSale”. Watch the newsletter for details.
Thank you, the Book-Loving Babes:Starlene Boyer707-239-0096 [email protected] Reyes949-742-0892 [email protected] Jaeger949-582-2239 [email protected]
MONTHLY MINI:April’sMonthly Miniand Winner.
May’s Monthly Mini comes fromKathleen Walker. “I have beenquilting since 1994. Took my firstclass at Leah’s at Mission Viejo Mall.I love appliqué and hummingbirdsare one of myfavoritesubjects.”
BCQG Block of the Month
April 2016Waves
Unfinished Block: 6 ½” x 6 ½”
Cut: (for four blocks)
From Sky Fabric:A 8 - 1 ½” x 1 ½” squareB 4 - 2 ½” x 2 ½” squares. Cut diagonally to make 8 triangles.C 2 - 4 ¼” x 4 ¼” squares. Cut diagonally, twice to make 8 triangles.D 4 - 4” x 4” squares. Cut diagonally to make 8 triangles.
3 - 1 ½” x 6 ½”
From Water Fabric:A 4 - 1 ½” x 1 ½” squareB 2 - 2 ½” x 2 ½” square. Cut diagonally to make 4 triangles.C 1 - 4 ¼” x 4 ¼” square. Cut diagonally, twice to make 4 triangles.
From Dark Water Fabric:A 4 - 1 ½” x 1 ½” squareB 2 - 2 ½” x 2 ½” squares. Cut diagonally to make 4 triangles.C 1 - 4 ¼” x 4 ¼” square. Cut diagonally, twice to make 4 triangles.D 4 - 4” x 4” squares. Cut diagonally to make 8 triangles.
Directions:Please note, you will need to square up after each step. Don't skip this step!
Sew two 1 ½” x 1 ½” A sky squares together. Sew one 1 ½” x 1 ½” A water and one 1 ½” x 1 ½”A dark water squares together. Sew the two sections together. Square up to an odd 2 5/8” square.
Take dark water B triangle and sew it to the water and dark water side of the four patch.Sew a water B triangle to the water and sky side of the four patch.Sew a sky B triangle on each of the remaining sides of the four patch.Square up to a 3 ½” square.
Take dark water C triangle and sew to the water and dark water side.Take the water C triangle and sew to the water and sky side.Sew a sky C triangle on each of the remaining sides.Square up to a 4 3/4” square.
Finally, take the two dark water D triangles and sew them to the bottom sides. Sew the two sky Dtriangles and sew them to the top.Square up to 6 1/2” square.
Make 4. Place a 1 ½” x 6 ½” sky rectangle between each wave.
PLACES TO GO AND THINGS TO DO…………..
Ready for a Road Trip? The Southern California Council of Quilt Guildskeeps us posted on what’s happening in Southern California. Here aresome SHOWS and/or SHOP HOPS coming up.
MAY7 CENTRAL COAST QUILTERS (Arroyo Grande) boutique &Auction 11-12:30
21 – 22 ANTELOPE VALLEY QUILT SHOW (Lancaster) $10 10 – 5www.avqa.org
JUNE 4– 5 BEACH CITIES QUILTERS GUILD “FantaSea of Quilts Quilt Show”
Sat. 10-5, live auction @ 1pm, Sun. 10-4, Raffle Basketsdrawings @2:30 pm, Opportunity Quilt “Star Struck” drawing@ 3pmFREE parking, large Vendor Mall, Refreshment vendor. $10admission good for both days. Soka University (Aliso Viejo)
The summer calendar for quilt shows is pretty sparse…….. but the best ofthe year is in June. It’s not that far, just a few minutes away……………. wehope to see everyone at the Beach Cities Quilter Guild Quilt Show in June.This is a great way to start the summer. Drive safely.
SCCQG Chairs - Sandy Corbin and Marianne Cunningham