The Twisted Stitchers met Feb. 3rd at the Kidder Methodist Church for our monthly meeting and open sew.
Minutes for the January meeting were read and approved. The financial report was given and approved.
We welcomed 5-6 new quilters from the Kidder area. We decided to move the meeting and open sew to the 1st Thursday of the month. However, later in the week, it was discovered that night would not work, so by email vote, the 1st Friday was kept as our meeting night.
The next block of the month was given out, the rail fence.
The second half of the fabric origami program was given by Pat Y.
I was looking how to contact the guild but couldn't find it.
ReplyDeleteI'm Andrew Esswein with the Silk Cocoon LLC, I'm from St. Louis Missouri. I just started an online store selling silk products. I carry wholesale embroidery supplies and embroidery kits. I was wondering if you could help me get the word out about my new business. I'm hoping I can get linked up with quilters and embroiderers and let them know about my business.
Silk is really a great fabric to work with, it's luxurious and it shines. I'm working on getting silk fabrics in my store too. I currently carry many kinds of silk threads. The shipping takes a little while because it's all imported directly. This will change in the future as my company grows, I'll get a warehouse in the US and have faster shipping.
If you could add my link to guilds list of suppliers I would be very happy. Please let me know what I can do to please you and your group.
www.silksapphire.com and www.silkcocoon.store
Sincerely,
Andrew Esswein