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HOSPITALITY: Sept, 2009

September drinks supplied by your Board Members

Sept 7th Checklist:

1. Name tag 2. Charms for exchange 3. show and tell

THIS MONTH:

Organizational meeting

January, 2016 Volume 32, Issue 1

January Checklist:

1. Name tag 2. Charms for exchange 3. show and tell

THIS MONTH:

My Quilting Journey:

Members Show & Tell

THE

LEBANON

QUILTERS

GUILD

NEWSLETTER

Submit all articles and announcements by the 15th of each month. Next deadline: Jan 15th

Rosemary Stieg, Editor stiegpd@comcast.net

Lebanon, Pennsylvania

Message from your President: Patty Frazier

Ladies and Gentlemen, The holiday rush is over, the Christmas decorations and trees are down and put away for next year and now it is 2016. Wow, 2015 went by so fast. Now we can turn our attention to our New Year's resolution. I am only making one resolution, DO NOT BUY ANY MORE FABRIC !!!! I absolutely have to much fabric. How did this happen? Am I addicted to fabric? Is there help for such an addiction? Not only do I have an addiction to fabric, I am a hoarder of fabric. Oh my !!!!! I am determine to go up to the sewing room and clean the room up in January. there is fabric every where. I am afraid my friends will come over to my sewing room, take one look and call the producers of the T.V. show Hoarders Buried Alive. That is how bad it is. Maybe the Guild could reserve the pavilion at Philhaven in the Spring time and we could have a fab-ric yard sale!!!! I would have to rent a n 18 wheeler truck to bring my extra fabric. Oh No, I have just admitted I am an addicted hoarder of fabric. Help!!!!! Enough of my bad habits. I don't know about you all, but my favorite time to sew is January and February. I love to sew when it's too cold to go outside and it's raining and snowing. I hibernate during these months. Love to put a sweat shirt and sweat pants on with my slippers and sew. I do get a lot of sewing done in these cold months. My goal is to finish at least two UFOs and complete my paper piecing project I started in January. I do not want to start another new project!! Oh, wait a minute, I take that back. I believe in the next couple of months Pauline Charles is teaching the Pineapple Quilt for the Guild, which I would love to do. Alright, I have come to the conclusion, there is no help for me. Happy New Year...and keep on quilting!

January Greeters

Louise Bell Leslie Tabriz

Does this remind us of you, Patty?

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Treasurer’s Report By Linda Rohland

November 30, 2015

Beginning Cash………..….$18,679.25 Begin.Checking Balance…$7,089.78

INCOME:

Dues……………………….….…………...260.00 Raffle Quilt 2015…………..…….150.67 Raffle !Quilt 2016………………..…87.18 Raffle Quilt 2017……….……..(417.77) Fall Retreat 2015….…..….(3,653.57) Sales tax collected………..…..…121.06 Quilt Show……………………….…2,092.04 Ways&Means……..…..……..……..…316.19 Workshops……………………..……(323.98) ————- TOTAL INCOME…........$(1,368.18)

EXPENSES: Comm. Service…….……...……..109.98 Newsletter…………………………...15.37 Office Supplies…………………...19.87 Web Site ……………………………...11.88 ———— TOTAL EXPENSES……..…......$157.10

Ending Ck Balance……… …$5,564.50

SAVINGS:

Beginning balance……..........$11,589.47 Interest income……………………..…..0.29

Ending Savings.………….……..$11,589.76

Ending Cash Balance.. $17,154.26

Secretary’s Minutes By Sue Mechura

President Patty Frazier opened the meeting and welcomed all attending. She was NOT in a good mood, but we humored her. Luckily, Penn state’s season is almost over. Her mood improved, and she wished everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Secret Santa Patty opened a surprise envelope containing 6 gift cards, each worth $250.00. They represented a “Thank You” to the members of the Guild, from various businesses and organizations, for their work and community service. Treasurer’s Report Pauline Charles moved that we approve the report, and Cathy Eash seconded the motion. Secretary’s Minutes Doug Wilson moved that we approve the minutes and Carol Maurer seconded the motion. New Members/Guest New members tonight were Jo Carr, Ciri Daigle, Kim Rohrer, and Sandra Rishell. Judith Funk was our guest. Quilt Show Maureen and Amy began their report by passing out cards noting the date of next year’s quilt show, which is November 11, 12 and 13, 2016. It will be the 10th anniversary of the Lebanon Quilt-ers Guild Quilt Show. All of the chairpersons for this year’s show were recognized, and were thanked profusely for their efforts. There were 165 quilts in the show: Viewer’s Choice award went to Kitty Rose Zackey, and the runner-up was Suzette Engle. Donna Pozorsky still has mug rugs for sale, and there are 3 items that are available from the Silent Auction. Ways & Means There were 2 December Raffle Baskets:The Tradi-tional Basket featured traditional books and booklets with patterns for quilts, decorations, gifts and wearables. The winner of the Tradi-tional Basket was Kathy Shaheen. The Modern Basket features bun-dles of red, green and white solids, and modern books and patterns. The lucky winner of the Modern Basket was Theresa Ricard. Each basket also contained chocolates and a special bonus gift! There are also M&M bags for purchasing. Guild Challenge This year’s challenge uses the very versatile Log Cabin block. Construction must start after our December meeting and be finished by the June, 2016 meeting. Quilt requirements are in the December newsletter. March Class Pauline Charles will teach the Pineapple Block. The cost of the class is $30, sign-ups will begin in January, and the date of the Saturday class will be announced in January, 2016. Community Service Kathy Chickey reported that Philhaven gave the Guild $400, which was spent on blankets for Philhaven. Kathy asked for volunteers to reinforce the borders on the blankets. Morn-ingstar totes are finished, and there will be a write-up in the Guild newsletter, including pictures, from the Morningstar project coordi-nator. There are 4 twin-sized quilt kits left to be completed for Sup-portive Concept. Batting must be provided and quilting must be fin-ished by the member. There are currently no pillow case kits left to complete. Raffle Quilt The Guild made a profit of $2856. 1 2 on Raffle Quilt ticket sales. The winner was Sue Bechtel’s aunt! Sue Kline has the raffle tickets for “Purple Passion”, the 2015-2016 raffle quilt. The quilt was appliqued and hand quilted by Maggie Culbert. The 2016-2017 Raffle Quilt, The Mariner’s Compass is in the making. There will be opportunities to help make the paper-pieced blocks. Philhaven Quilt The quilt that will hang in the hallway outside the meeting room is almost completed. The quilt is made up of the colors of Philhaven, and has the Philhaven Crest in the middle. Charms The charms for December were Green kiwis. The winner of this month’s charms was Dianna Shurr. January’s charms are White(on white) coconut. Block of the Month There were 5 Scottish Cross blocks completed this month. The winner of the blocks was Marie Oberst. In January

there will be two blocks. The “easy” block is called Antique Tiles,

and should be patched in blues and whites. The “hard” block is Patch as Patch Can and can be patched in any colors. Quilts for Ghana Debbie Newill reported that the quilts, made by Milton Hershey Middle School students and bound by members of the Guild, are in Ghana and are part of the Nutri-tion Program there. Mothers who come to the program with their children receive one of these quilts. Debbie thanked the Guild for their help in making this project a huge suc-cess! Food Drive Last month’s food drive yielded 261 pounds of food for Lebanon County Chris-tian Ministries (LCCM). $300 was given to the Lebanon Rescue Mission. Show and Tell Several members showed their projects to the joy and delight of everyone present. Program Several members participated in the ornament (always beautiful) and cookie (always yummy) exchange. The meeting was adjourned at 7:50 PM. Next Meeting: January 4 , 6:30 PM at Philhaven

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Community Service by Kathy Chickey

MONEYWI$E by Linda Rohland

Happy New Year everyone. Hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas. We had a very successful Quilt Show thanks to the wonderful leadership of Maureen Light and Amy Wissinger and everyone else who helped in many different ways. As you can see we had more expenses in November than we had income. We purchased the pattern and fabric for the Raffle Quilt for 2017. Also the Fall Retreat has a negative number due to the fact that Camp Swatara changed their cancellation policy and we had to ask everyone who attended to pay last fiscal year. The Workshop area also shows a negative as we collected money for the August work-shop last fiscal year as well. Now that the holidays are over we can all start doing more quilting. At least that is my plan. If you have any questions or comments about the Treasurer’s report please contact me: at 717-272-7262 or lindar310@comcast.net

Additional Explanation to this month’s Treasurer’s Report:

1. The pattern and fabric for the 2017 Raffle quilt was purchased which resulted in the minus number in that line.

2. The Fall Retreat has a minus number also because most of the money from the people who attended the events had to be collected last fiscal year.

Dear Members,

I'd like to thank many of the members who participated in the Morning Star Pro-ject. It's wonderful that so many of you joined in helping to make a new mom feel like someone cares. I told you at the December meeting that I would send you the information I received from Briana Woodring. It sounds like a worthwhile cause. Read on: Hi Kathy, Morning Star Pregnancy Services is a pro-life pregnancy center that helps women in crisis preg nancies. We provide loving nonjudgmental counseling to the women who come to us. Many times, they are considering abortion and we talk to them about their other choices (parenting, adop tion) and also discuss the consequences of abortion. We assist those mothers who choose to parent by providing for some of their material needs: Maternity clothing, diapers, baby cloth ing, bedding, formula and some furniture items. In addition, every month we hold a Safe Sleep class, where moms are taught how to put their babies to sleep safely and receive a free Pack- and-Play for attending the class. We also provide other services, including pregnancy testing, STD testing, limited ultrasounds, and referrals to other social service agencies. All of our services are free and confidential. You are welcome anytime to come and tour our site! If there is any other information you need, please let me know. I am very grateful for your support, Briana Woodring We handed out 50 pillow case kits at the December meeting and a few members picked up Support-ive Concept quilts. I still have a few left. I will have one of my friends bring them along for the January meeting to see if anyone is willing to make the few remaining quilts left. They will be at the back table. Remember they will not be needed until April so they can be presented at the May meeting.

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Ways & Means by Anna Annabali

. “B” CREATIVE: Banish Winter Blues & Blahs with Big Bundles of Batiks & Bold, Bright Blooms & Butterflies.

The lucky winner of January’s Raffle Basket will receive Batik, Asian & floral fabrics (fat quarters, assorted samples, remnants & scraps) along with a batch of “Shimmer” 10” squares and two beautiful panels -- “Tiffany” Stained Glass Window Panel by Timeless Treasures & “Sakura” Kimono Panel from Benartex Kanvas – to use as-is or cut apart for big-block patterns or applique.

“B” ADVENTUROUS: Begin the New Year by Braving New Skills or Brushing Up on Techniques. Be inspired by the breath-taking patterns in “Strips ‘n Curves: A New Spin on Strip Piecing” by Louisa L. Smith. And brainstorm a new design for our Guild’s 2016 Log Cabin Challenge using “Log Cabin Quilts with Attitude: A New Twist on an Old Favorite” by Sharon V. Rotz. Begin or better your free-motion quilting with Alex Anderson’s “Machine Quilting: 7 Exercises, Projects & Full-Size Quilting Patterns” plus bonus gifts of two marking stencils (8” Floral Pin Wheel & 10” Twisted Braid) and two spools of multi-color quilting thread. And browse your stash to make a bright quilt with the pattern “Flower Stalls: Big Blocks of Colors” by Beyond the Reef.

"B" KIND TO YOURSELF: Enjoy the Basket's Bonus Gifts. Buy fabrics & notions with the $15 gift certificate to Martin's Fabric Barn, and binge (moderately of course) on a bag of chocolate bars.

Have you ever noticed how scraps seem to multiply? No matter how nimbly your fingers fly.

Around my house there are lot of scraps, In various size boxes and paper sacks.

All from projects done before, Instead of scooting them out the door.

Kept for all the quilts I plan to make, When at last the time I take.

Friends and relatives have been so gracious, Making there own drawers and closets spacious.

Now I appreciate scraps, I really do, Sometimes I feel I need some room too!

That’s when I decide to make a quilt,

Through all my scraps I silt. Here's a piece that will always clash,

Ought to be thrown in the trash. It will never look good, or blend in a quilt, as it should.

Keeping my primary motive in mind, Laying all prejudices behind,

Decide to use all the scraps I can, That’s why this particular quilt I began.

While cutting, I think how easy it is, For those of us in the quilting "biz".

Picking and choosing our color selections. From material lined in natural progression.

To buy fabrics all brand new, Quilts are works of art when we're through.

Quilting wasn’t done like that in my grandma's day, Using what they had was the way.

And since quilting wasn’t invented by me, I decided to try it out and see.

Could a quilt be made from scraps or not, Or should the "Scrap Quilt" be forgot.

I've got to tell you it was a startling revelation, As I worked on this new creation.

Didn’t think it would look like this a bit, Why every piece seems to match and fit.

And I don’t mind saying, "It's really pretty", Had I search every shop in the city.

Searched the world all around, I could never have found.

Such an exquisite selection, To make the quilted perfection.

So I'll keep on saving scrapes of every kind, When you give me scraps I don’t mind.

And I'll be thankful you're so generous, Because scraps make quilts that amaze most of us.

USING UP SCRAPS by Clara Mc Fadden

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So, who’s handy or has a hubby that is handy and would like a one-day wood-working project?

Change your narrow ironing board to a quilter’s ironing board. For those that know what they are doing, this is not a difficult project: and so much cheap-er than the $100 ones I’ve seen here and there.

Under the list of items you need for the project - and some advertising—you have a choice to download, view or next step. It is as simple as that. A great Valentine present? PS: I also found it helpful to read the suggestions in the comments section below the instructions. http://www.instructables.com/id/How-To-Convert-A-Regular-Ironing-Board-Into-a-Quil/

A Handy Dandy Project

Just a reminder to all of you: Our guidelines for sending notes, cards, donations, etc. to our members are as follows:

1. notes and cards sent to guild members: get well, thinking-of-you, congratulations, sympathy, etc. 2. Thank You notes to all guest speakers. 3. Donations/Flowers will be sent for guild members as follows: Guild Members, Spouse of Guild Member, Immediate children of Member; Parents; and Siblings. Please do not assume I know what is going on with all our members. Call me or email me. I will need your help to keep up with our growing guild. Thank you, Louise Bell Please feel free to contact me via email ldbell3@verizon.net or at home (717) 867-4295.

Notes From Your Corresponding Secretary by Louise Bell

This quilt and 17 other WINTER patterns ALL FREE at this link: http://quiltinspira-tion.blogspot.com/2012/12/free-pattern-day-snowmen.html

It’s a Valentine Quilt. It’s a log cabin quilt. Dig out your red scraps and go for it! http://zanyquilter.blogspot.com/2015/01/valentine-quilt-tutorial-sort-of.html

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The Lebanon Quilters Guild has been exchanging 5” monthly charm squares for many years. This is a voluntary activity. You may participate as many or as few months as you choose. The general di-rections are as follows. If you need further explanation, please contact: Sandy Walters (717) 533-2608 sew1935@verizon.net

Each month’s exchange will follow a theme. You will select print fabrics that fit the theme. You will select (from your favorite quilt shop or from your collection) four different good quality 100% cot-ton print fabrics for the theme in the amount of ¼ yard each You will pre-wash the fabric and cut (8) 5” squares from each of the four fabrics.

You will make 8 identical packages of charm squares. Each package will contain one each of the four different fabrics. Please put the four charm squares in a sandwich size plastic bag. The zip-pered or self-closing bags are preferred but not required. Please put your name in each bag (address labels are easy and handy). You can re-use bags by putting your label inside the bag. Then put all your sandwich bags into a gallon zip-lock baggie and write your name on it in permanent ink. (This bag can be reused each month.) Bring your 8 packages to the guild meeting and sign in at the charm table. Put your stack of baggies on the gridded numbered plastic sheet and sign in on the corresponding number. Leave the gallon bag next to the charm grid.

At the mid-meeting break, you may collect your charms after they are sorted. They will be on the charm table inside your gallon bag. You will get 8 different packages, one each from the 8 traders who signed in immediately after you. If you are trader #1, you will get packages from traders 2,3,4,5,6,7,8, and 9. If you are trader #2, you will receive packages from trader #3,4,5,6,7,8,9, and 10. When we reach the end of the list, we circle back to the beginning. If you are the last trader, you get the baggies from the first 8 traders. If there are more than 9 traders you will not get the same stack of packages as anyone else.

You must abide by the trading rotation described above. You may not substitute other packages. This is the most important guideline to make this trading successful. You may trade privately later with another swapper if you want a set you did not receive, or you may contact the person who brought that package to see if they have more at home. If you are unhappy with the quality of fab-rics traded by anyone, discuss your concern with the swap organizer, Sandy Walter.

If you wish to trade during a month you will be absent, please send your charms with a friend or mail or deliver them in advance to Sandy Walter. Your charms will be held one month for you to pick up, or you may designate a friend to pick them up for you.

Unfortunately, if you forget to bring your charms on any given month, there can be no IOU’s nor may you participate that evening. You can however, save your charms for the occasional ‘Trader’s Choice’ bonus swap.

EDITOR’S NOTE: please go to the guild web site www.lebanonquiltersguild.com and under the heading MEETINGS and GUILD ACTIVITIES a drop down box will appear and at the bottom of that list click on CHARMS. Not only will it tell you how to cut your charms, there are ideas for how much fabric to buy, links to the history of charm squares, patterns that work perfectly for charms and links to charm books for purchase.

Quick Explantion on how to Prepare your CHARM bags for Exchange

A New Fabric Store

MOOK FABRICS is located in both Ephrata and Leola. The Ephrata store is wholesale only. The Leola location is the retail store. Mook’s is a Canadian Company selling all types of fabrics including quilt fabric. You will need a trip to the Leola store to see for yourself.

The location: 247 W Main St, Leacock-Leola-Bareville, PA 17540 The Web Site: http://mookfabrics.com/ Thank You Maureen Light for this info!

Volume 32, Issue 1

Quilt Guild Meeting Winter Cancellation Policy

The decision of whether to cancel the monthly meeting will be made very simply: IF THE CORNWALL SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED , (or are sent home early), OUR MEETING IS CANCELLED!!!

In addition, any member of the guild may contact any of the officers/committee chairpersons whose phone numbers are listed in the yearly program or the monthly newsletter, if they cannot find the info from TV or the radio. Members are also encouraged to call their friends once they know the meeting has been cancelled.

This year's guild challenge is to build a cabin - a log cabin that is. The log cabin block is so versa-tile and it is not a difficult block to construct. There are wonky log cabins, traditional log cabins and scrappy log cabins. The list of log cabins could go on and on. How creative can you get? Here are the rules; DATE CONSTRUCTED: The challenge quilts must be started after our December meeting and finished by the June Meeting

SIZE: MAXIMUM SIZE is 36x36. We need room to display the entries for judging. :- Any log cabin design of your choice. SETTING - The finished piece must contain at least 3 log cabin blocks on the FRONT of the piece QUILTING - If quilted by someone else you must include that information on the info sheet FABRIC - Your Choice - go wild or traditional it is up to you HAVE FUN CREATING YOUR LOG CABIN From the Editor:

PS: new quilter? Stuck for ideas? Check out this link to 38 log cabin ideas :+): http://www.favequilts.com/Miscellaneous-Quilt-Projects/15-Free-Log-Cabin-Quilt-Patterns

The 2015-2016 Guild Challenge by Donna Sherk

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I always tell my students that quilts are made of straight lines, but that is not always true, Quilts are made of broken lines—just like life. Those un-expected turns, that exotic path. It wasn’t at all what you expected. You discover interacting patterns and vivid colors of life stitched together from what had seemed nothing more than unmatched scraps and broken lines. Stepping back you see there has been a design and all along, a designer. I would not always be happy. I know that. My lines would be broken again and again. But now, my lines are intersected with others. I have companions for the journey and whatever we face, we would face together and each be a part of a bigger design bound by a silver thread. Evelyn Dixon

Thank you Mary Cantrell for this interesting view on quilting!

You May Not View Quilts the Same...Food For Thought

The Fall Retreat Camp Swatara Nov, 2015

Thank You Sue Kline for all the photos

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Charms by Sandy Walter Birthday Fat-Quarter Swap

By JoLynn Brummer

February Block-of-the-Month by Doug Wilson

This block is from Marsha Hohn’s website: QUILTER’S CACHE Printed with permission http://www.quilterscache.com

Guild Programs: 2015-2016 Jan 4th: My Quilting Journey; Show and Tell by guild members Feb 1st: Quilter’s Game Night Mar 7th: Beverly Stevens: Oley Valley Primitives April 4th: Karen Kay Buckley: From the Beginning May 2nd: Barbara Dahlberg: My Journey to Art Quilting May 3rd: Barbara Dahlberg Workshop: Holiday Fabric Baskets June 6th: Pot Luck Dinner/ Guild Challenge

Castles in the Air The colors will be Patriotic: red, white and blue

Who doesn’t like fruit? It’s sweet, it’s tasty and it’s good for you. And …………….. it will help you dispose of a few yards of fabric from your stash this year :+)

January – White (on white) coconut February – RED raspberries March – YELLOW pineapples April – PINK grapefruit May – BLACK berries June – CRANBERRY (dark red or burgundy)

Birthday Name Fabric Preferences Dislikes Jan 18……Sandy Walters ..…Any Color ………………………Novelties Feb 27…..Debbie Newill………Purples……………………………Pinks, Browns Feb 28……JoLynn Brummer..landscape Prints…………..Greens Mar 15…..Cathy Girvin……...…Novelties for Boys….....Small Flowers, Browns, Neutrals Mar 27…..Sylvia Coble…………Batiks/Pastels May 23…..Connie Wilson………Batiks /Small Prints…large Florals June 15….Cathy Eash……………Batiks………………… ……..Large Florals June 18….Lucille Alfiero………Anything July 12….Dianna Shurr………….Neutrals Batiks July 12…Sue Bechtel……………Anything

REMINDER:

PURPLE PASSION raffle quilt tickets are for sale at every guild meeting. Please See Sue Kline and committee at one of the back tables.

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Feb 25—28, 2016 WHAT: Mid-Atlantic Quilt Festival XXV WHERE: Hampton Roads Convention Center, 1610 Coliseum Drive, Hampton, Va 23666 HOURS: Thursday 10am to 6pm, Friday 10am to 6pm Saturday 10am to 6pm, Sunday 10am to 4pm COST: $15 ($13 Sunday) MORE INFO: https://www.quiltfest.com/upcoming-shows-and-events/mid-atlantic-quilt-festival/

March 16-19, 2016 WHAT: Annual AQS Quilt Show & Contest WHERE: The new Lancaster County Convention Center, Lancaster, Pa MORE INFO: 400 beautiful quilts in the exhibit, special quilt exhibits, 300 vendor booths, classes, lectures and special events with national quilt instructors. Lots of info at the web site: http://www.quiltweek.com/

March 16-19, 2016 WHAT: Quilt Show Vendors on Route 30 WHERE: Continental Inn, Route 30 (across from the Host Hotel) HOURS: Wed, Thurs, Fri: 9am to 6pm, Sat 9am to 4pm COST: Free RE INFO: *direct shuttle service between their show and AQS downtown www.lancasterquiltshow.webs.com

April 23 , 2106 WHAT: Annual DVI Day of Caring Workshop WHERE: Phil Haven HOURS: 9am to 4pm COST: always free, of course MORE INFO: moved to a Saturday so more members can participate. We will have coffee, tea and muffins and lunch will be provided. QUESTIONS: contact Pauline Charles: (717) 450-3458 Pauline@franklingroup.com

How To Save a Warped Cutting Mat by Charlie Hanney Here’s something I did not know…...Did you know your cutting mat loves moisture? You should be giving it a spritz every now and then for a longer life.

For whatever reason, has your cutting mat warped? Go to this web site—and you will have to keep scrolling WAY down the page, but there is a great solution that evidently works about 85% of the time. Worth reading and at least knowing about!

http://www.generations-quilt-patterns.com/olfa-cutting-mat.html#TipsAndTricks

Editor’s Note: Thank you Donna Pozorski for leading me to this article!

Jan 14, 2016 WHAT: Board Meeting WHERE: Philhaven Community Center, small conference room TIME: 7:00pm MORE INFO: Patty Frazier pfrazier1130@comcast.net

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THE

LEBANON

QUILTERS

GUILD

NEWSLETTER

Rosemary Stieg, Editor

1800 Fieldcrest Drive

Lebanon, Pa 17042

Find us on-line at: www.lebanonquiltersguild.com

We all know the Log Cabin pattern is not so difficult. This quilt looks so awesome because of the fabric color/placement. Cool, huh? Check out the free tutorial here: http://www.bonjourquilts.com/rectangle-log-cabin-quilt-tutorial/

Officers/Committees 2015—2016

President………………Patty Frazier……………..272-2276 Vice Pres……...……...Donna Sherk…….…..…....277-5701 Secretary…………...Susan Mechura……….....2737507 Treasurer…………....Linda Rohland…………...272-7262 Cor. Sec…………….... Louise Bell………………...867-4295 MAL……………………...Pauline Charles……......450-3458 ****************************************** Communication……Rosemary Stieg………...273-7737 Web Site…….Kathy Shaheen……….….926-2627 Com. Service…......Kathy Chickey…………...469-7132 Education…………….Elaine Brant……………….926-8166 Historian……………..Rosemary Stieg….……..273-7737 Membership………..Sue Bechtel………………..898-9651 Programs……………..Donna Sherk…….…..…....832-1115 BOM…………...Doug Wilson…………..…..665-7783 Charms……… Sandy Walters…………...533-2108 Fabric/Ex...Sandy Walters……...…....533-2108 Quilt Show………...Amy Wissinger……..……..679-5522 Maureen Light….………...273-6357 Raffle Quilt……….Sue Kline……………………....867-4786 Retreat-Fall …… Christenna Stamm…...…273-8374 Ways & Means…...Anne Annabali…………..…964-3584