CALL TO ORDER:  By Romme at 6:35 pm

 

MINUTES READ:   No minutes were read

 

TREASURER’S REPORT: Balance of $XXXX.XX

 

BLOCK OF THE MONTH:            Block of the month was handed out by Romme

 

COMMUNITY SERVICE QUILTS: 18 to 20 quilts will be needed for the Baptist Nursing Home. Sue stated there were 12 completed with 6 more to be quilted. Also 5 baby quilts to be given out. Sue suggested they be given to Darlene so that she could give them to the state patrol.

 

OLD BUSINESS:      A discussion was held on possible day trip for the group. Some suggestions were Fabric Quilt, Quilt museum. The quilt show in Braymer was announced. It will be held May 16. Romme reminded everyone about the guild challenge. She also said that a new wool, rug hooking store had open in Georgeville.

 

SHOW AND TELL: Had some more beautiful quilts shown and pictures were taken.

 

 

Next program is suppose to be Jenny but not confirmed.

 

Linda gave a great presentation with hands on embroidery projects. Linda provided the thread, needles and patterns. It was fun to try the stitches and Linda suggested everyone to finish and put into a project. Great job Linda.

 

Meeting adjourned at 8:35 pm

April Meeting

We had a great meeting last night. We had a good attendance, and I think we all learned something from Linda's embroidery presentation and workshop. I personally feel that it is very refreshing to actually engage in an activity as a group rather than to simply listen to a speaker talk about a given subject.
Linda is a wonderful hand-embroiderer and she has made many items. She showed a few of her projects (pictured below) and engaged the whole room in making embroidered snowmen.  Overall it was a very enjoyable evening in a relaxed, comfortable setting.
Along with the embroidery workshop, we had a regular meeting as well. We are close to our goal of 20 community service quilts that will be donated to the Baptist Home in Chillicothe in August. We only have a few tops that need to be backed, batted, quilted and bound. After we reach our goal, community service quilts that are made will go towards the retreat for families of inmates of the Western Missouri Correctional Center in Cameron.

A few pictures from the meeting:

 Dixie's quilt for her expected grandchild.

Romme's American Jane quilt. 

Romme's Duck and Ducklings quilt. 

Linda's embroidered barn quilt. 

A block from Linda's embroidered houses quilt. 

 Linda's cross stitch Noah's Arch baby quilt.

 Linda's cross stitch baby quilt in-progess.

Linda's framed embroidered windmill. 

Two beautiful finished projects made by Linda's late mother.