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Friday, October 5, 2012

October 2012 meeting

Hi, All!  Thank you for your patience while I've been dealing with all my family problems.  I'll write more about all that later.

This is a reminder that our October meeting will be on the 10th at Slater Mill at 6:30 pm.

The Block of the Month is Churn Dash (http://quilterscache.com/C/ChurnDashBlock.html).  Color choice is up to the maker.  The blocks will no longer be raffled off.  Each person will keep her own blocks and they will be used to complete the President's Challenge in September 2013.

The Fat Quarter for October is to be an Autumn or Thanksgiving theme.

We will have a Night at the Museum night at the meeting.  Everyone is encouraged to bring in antique or vintage items from their sewing room collections.  Suggestions include, but are not limited to:
  • Sewing or lace-making machines (featherweights count!)
  • Sewing machines, ironing boards, irons, etc. manufactured for children
  • Thimbles, advertising or other
  • Novelty tape measures
  • Novelty pin cushions
  • Needle books, handmade or commercially manufactured
  • Cardboard needle folders (the packaging for needles when originally purchased)
  • Old scissors
  • Sewing baskets, kits or boxes
  • Early sewing or quilting tools
  • Early sewing/quilting books or magazines (especially 1st editions!)
  • Sewing or pattern company advertisements, framed or unframed
  • Unique or interesting embroidery, quilting or sewing patterns
  • Framed samplers
  • Fabric, ribbon or trim collections
  • Photos, prints, paintings of people sewing or quilting
  • Framed ribbon and lace dolls, or other framed sewn artwork
  • Early handmade lace or crochet trim
  • Miniature or doll quilts
  • Miniature (dollhouse) sewing items that look like antiques
  • Framed vignettes of miniature sewing rooms/quilting studios
  • Cookbooks sponsored by sewing machine or pattern companies
  • Button collections
  • Home-sewn apparel
  • Interesting and unique patterns

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