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Volume XLI Number 8 October 2020

President’s Message 2Opportunity Quilt 3Starry Starry Night Block Exchange 4

Programs 4Workshops 5Gallavantin’ 6SunshineandShadows 6

Philanthropy 7 Block of the Month 8UFO Challenge 14

Inside This Issue

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Drive By Again!A virtual drive by Quilt Guild meetingyousay?

Yep, get up, get out and get on the way!

Bring your block party blocks and your charity quilts, too.

Show us all the things you have been able to do!

Pickupblockpartypatterns,free fat quarters and charity kits;

take home lots of goodies without having to sit (through ameeting!)

Wear a mask and stay six feet apart.

A visit will be good for your mind and your heart.

If you wear a funny hat, you will see

that Becky has a surprise for you, personally.

See you in the church parking lot from 10-11;

forthosestillhereonearthand not yet in heaven.

On the 13th of October, a Tuesday, will be

OurQuiltguildmeetingvir-tu-ally!

Cheri Hansen Poet Extraordinaire

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Unity is the word most on my mind these days. A coming together as friends, fam-ily, and I’ll spit it out — all of humanity,

is needed now. We Americans arenotalone.Allnationsaresuffering.Isawacartoonabout2020 and it showed a glass with amid-sizedpour.Question?

Halfempty,halffull,orisitpee?Howbadcanitget?COVID-19,

fires,protestsandcounterprotests,andourcountry more divided than ever in this, our presidentialelectionyear.

I think I’ll go sew! Christmas stockings for chil-dren in need, quilts for families who have lost everythinginourrecentfiresencompassing

so much of our western states, quilts for fos-ter children, quilts for vets. Be kind and speak with words lovingly. We can help. Seemingly small things done for others really does make adifferenceinsomeone’slife.

Our guild will be coming together again in October. Mark your calendars for October 13 to wear a crazy hat and meet in the church lot 10-11 a.m. to turn in/pickup Block Party, Philanthropyquilts,opportunitytickets,Bingocards and more. Be ready for the evening’s Game night!

Unity displayed as we come together as best we can, wearing our face masks and physically distanced. It will help heal my soul.

Becky Sproal

Come together — socially distancedPresident’s Message

September AttendanceMembers 30

Bring Out your Sew and Tell Quilts Many apologies for the tech-nical snafu which made Show and Tell non-existant in Sep-tember.

I hope to be back with a fool proof method to highlight your newly completed quilts

as well as those from Septem-ber.

Please send me photos of your just-completed quilts and/or other projects you want to share.

Please get him to me by 5 p.m.October9.

Thanks for sharing your beau-tifulandcreativework!

Peggy Calvert Show and Tell Chair

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OCQG Opportunity Quilt and Ticket SalesTicket sales for the OCQG Opportunity Quilt areunderway.IwillbeatthenextGuildDrive-By, 10-11 a.m. October 13 at Anaheim First ChristianChurch,withpacksofticketsformemberstopick-up(ifyoucan)–or–pick-upmoreticketstosell.I’llhavefatquarterbun-dlesforthosewhopick-uptickets.AfterthisDrive-By,Iwillworkongettingticketpackstomembers yet to get them.

Wehaveayearforoursellingefforts.TheOp-portunityQuiltDrawingwillbeatourGeneralMeetingSeptember14,2021,at8:30p.m.

Note: This is the chance to let social media work for you as you stay at home.

TicketinformationwillbepostedontheGuildwebsite and Facebook page so you can copy thatinformation.Additionalticketsarealwaysavailable.Callortext:(714)366-4415

Email:[email protected]

Stay safe and stay healthy,

PattiPane Quilt Show Chair P.S.–IwillalsohaveGuildDirectories.

Asyouallknow,COVID-19haschangedourlives in many ways. Unfortunately, because ofitwe’reunabletotakeourbeautifulOp-portunityQuilttoguildsandotherlocationstoselltickets.So,we’reaskingforyourhelp.

If you’re on Facebook, Instagram or another socialmediaplatformwouldyouconsiderpostingapictureofthequiltandtryingto

selltickets?Ipostedthefollowingandsold$100worthinthefirstday.Severalothersdid the same and sold even more!

“Wouldn’t you love to be the owner of this beautiful70”x90”quiltmadebytheOr-angeCountyQuiltersGuild?COVID-19ismakingitdifficultforustosellopportunityticketssoIthoughtI’dpostithereandsee

Sell those tickets on social media

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ProgramsVirtualGameNight

Octoberisusuallythetimewehaveagreatgaragesaleduringourmeetingwithtonsofwonderful bargains and swaps of one UFO foranother.ForthisOctobermeetingweare going to play a few games for wonderful prizes!

Get your party hat on and join the fun. One game we will be playing is Quilters Bingo. If you are coming to the drive by, you can pick upacardthere.Theotheroptionswouldbe we email you a card to print out. Email theguildormeat:[email protected] and we will send you a quilt bingo card. There will be many great prize baskets — you do not want to miss out on seeing your guild friends for lots of fun!

OnthenightofourGuildMeetingbesureto have some non-permanent markers avail-

ablelikebuttonsorcoinstomarkyourbin-gocardaswemightplaymultiplerounds.

Now I know that many of you have not attendedaZoomOrangeCountyQuiltGuildMeetingyetandwhynot?Zoomisreallyeasy to join and once you have experienced it you will ask yourself, “Why didn’t I do this sooner?”Duringthispandemicweneedeach other and remember that Wednesday, October 14 you can join our members on-line in your own sewing room to catch up on allthecurrentgoingson,quiltingtips,showand tell, and some fun drawings.

IampersonallywantingtoseeYOUatournextmeeting.Bethereorbesquare.

Hugs,

Julie McCluney FirstVicePresident,Programs

Starry Starry Night Block ExchangeIt’s happening! Start making 12 Star blocks for our ex-change in January 2021.

The guidelines are simple. Chooseastarpatternthatfinishesinamultipleof3”—forexample6”x6”or12”x12”oreven6”x12”.(Cutedgetoedgeis1/2”larger.)Useadark night sky fabric for the background and a star color of your choice such as white, gold, sliver, icy blue. Look

toward the heavens for inspi-ration!

Always use good quality fab-ric, do your best work, and make a block that is like one you would wish to receive.

Contact Becky Sproal to sign up and to answer any ques-tions.

Becky Sproal President



Workshops

Napa Valley Quilters need your help

September Workshops

KathrynPellman(September9and16):

OnSeptember9,KathrynPellmanpresentedpart1ofthisspecialtwo-partZoomevent.Shetaughtustolookatfabricinadifferentway,choosingfabricsandlookingformotifsthat could be used in designing our Fashionis-tas. The project was completed in the Septem-ber16workshop.

Intheafternoon,afterthemorningworkshop,wehadanopensewingonZoomforallguildmembers.

October Workshop

Philanthropy(October14):

The October workshop will be a philanthro-pyworkshoponZoom.We’llvisitwithotherGuild members and work on Quilts for Kids or QuiltsforVets.MoredetailscanbefoundinthePhilanthropyarticleinthisnewsletter.

VickiSlone SecondVicePresident,Workshops

SandyMilomadethisbeautifulFashionistaintheSeptem-ber Workshop with Kathryn Alison Pellman, who taught her“PaperdollsforGrownUps”viaZoom.

VastswathsoftheWestCoasthave been devastated by fires.Butwequilterscanhelpthevictimswhoinmanycaseshave lost everything. Below is a list the Southern Califor-nia Council of Quilt Guilds has sent out. Please consider donatingifyoucan.

California:

Rose Luce 1010WyattAve. Napa,CA94559

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Gallavantin’ 2019Orange Quilt Bee Holiday Craft Boutique10 am - 3 pm Saturday, Oct. 10Shopforhandmadegifts,includingtablerunners,jewelry,handbags,cosmeticbags,kitchengoods,birdhouses,soaps, hand knits and so much more. OrangeQuiltBee,628EKatellaAve Orange,CA92867

Free parking https://www.orangequiltbee.com/

Fabric SaleFriendship Square Quilt Guild

10 am - 2 pm Saturday, Oct. 24Fabricis$1ayard;holidayboutique;silentauctionofquiltstobenefitlocalbreastcancerpatients

through Health Partnership ; opportunity quiltFace masks required and social distancing enforcedLaHabraChristianChurch,1400BellaVistaDrive,LaHabraHeights,CAhttps://www.fsqg.org/

Sunshine and ShadowIreneBischetsrieder(a.k.a.IreneBisch)isrecoveringfromkneereplacementsurgery.

JamieCargoisexpectingherfirstchildinlateDecember.

ifyouguyshadanyinterest?The money helps us provide speakers and workshops for our members and guests and supports our philanthropy programs which include Quilts forVetsandQuiltsforKids.

$1perticketorsixfor$5.YoucanVenmomeorwritea check to Orange County Quilters Guild and mail it to me. Let me know! Good luck everyone!”

OnceIreceivethemoney,Ifill

outtheticketsforthemandsend them a picture to avoid mailing things back and forth.

We’ve been using technology forourmeetings…let’suseittosellopportunitytickets!

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A word from Quilts for Kids and Quilts for VetsHappy Halloween! It’s amazing how quickly Summer goes by and the Holidays start closing in.Thisyearisgoingtobeverydifferentfromour past holidays but the one thing that re-mains the same is the need for quilts, blankies and pillowcases for all of the children in foster careandourbraveveteransintheVAHospi-tal.

Innormaltime,orB.C.(BeforeCovid)asIliketo call it, this month’s workshop would be held at the Orange Quilt Bee and our focus would be working on Philanthropy items in preparationforSnuggleDay.Well,thankstoZoomwecanstillmeetinthecomfortofourown homes and sew up more projects for our Philanthropies!

I will be handing out kits, for those who are in-

terested,atourDrive-thruPick-upandDrop-offDayatthechurchonOctober13.Thenextday, Wednesday October 14, we will be hav-ingaZoomSew-Alongfrom9a.m.to3p.m.withDrawingsheldat11a.m.and1p.m.Wewill have a Show and Tell at 2 p.m. so we can share what we have been working on.

Although it would be great to have everyone working on Philanthropy projects it is not a re-quirementtobeapartoftheZoommeeting.Inthistimeofisolationbeingabletoconverseand enjoy each other’s company is a bigger priority!

I look forward to spending the day with every-one. Keep on Sewing and Stay Safe!

Michèle Wulf Philanthropy Chairwoman

Hold that Tiger! And hold on to those Quilt Party Blocks!

Hold on to your Beach Waves (August),BarnRaising(Sep-tember),andHalloweenJars(October).TurntheminatthenextVirtualDriveThroughOCQGmeetingat10a.m. Tuesday, October 13 in the church parking lot.

When you turn in your blocks (insideaplasticbagwithyournameonit),youcanpickupblockpartypatternsandfat

quarters for Leaf Peepers (November),ChristmasStars(December)andSelvageSpools(January).

If you turn in the maximum fiveblocks,youhaveaoneinthree chance of winning 15 blocks or more.

Ifyouflashaquilttopofanysize made from block party patterns(evenfrompreviousyears),youcanpickupanadditionalfateighthspackinyour favorite color wave.

UnabletomaketheDriveThrough?Sendyourblockswith another guild member, ormailordropthemoffbyOctober 10 at 18082 Lanta-naDrive,YorbaLinda,CA,92886.

We may have to stay home, but we can have fun playing withfabric,beingcreativeand learning new techniques.

Questions:714-528-1836.

Cheri Hansen Block Party Chair

Get ready to turn in your Block Party blocks

OCQG BLOCK OF THE MONTH— OCTOBER 2020

Build a “boo-ti-ful” bookcase with these creepy creatures! 12 ½” unfinished Blocks

COLORS: black backgrounds, silver or gray lids, fussy cut Halloween fabrics for jar contents BLOCKS: (There are two choices, so make some of each.) For largest jar: 1: Cut one 8 ½ square of Halloween fabric 2: Cut one 5 ½ X 1 ½ of silver or gray for lid 3: From black cut four 2” squares for snowballing (E) Cut two 1 1/2” x 2” D pieces to attach to lid sides Cut one 1 ½” x 8 ½” C for bottom border Cut one 2 ½” x 8 ½” B for top border Cut two 2 ½” x 12 ½” A for side borders 4. Snowball * 2” black squares to each corner of Halloween square 5. Sew D rectangles to each side of gray G lid; press; stitch to top of jar 6. Add top black piece and bottom (B & C). Add side borders (A). Press. *Snowball means to lay your 2” black square right sides together on the corner of the Halloween fabric. Stitch from one corner to the other. Press to the back. Flipping the material over, check that your edges are squared up to the base (Halloween) fabric, trimming if necessary. When satisfied cut off the bottom two layers—base fabric and middle black. Press again. You now have a single layer snowball making a nice sharp corner on your jar. Do all four corners. For smaller two jar block: 1: Cut jar centers from two different Halloween fabrics, one 6 ½ (width) x 8 ½ (height) and smallest jar 6 ½ (width) x 5 ½ (height) 2: Cut two pieces from silver or gray lid 1 ½” x 3 ½’ 3. From black, cut eight 2 x 2” squares for snowballing Cut four pieces 1 ½” x 2” C to attach to sides of each lid Cut one piece 6 ½” x 2 ½” for A top, one piece 6 ½” x 5 ½” for B top Cut one long 1 ½” x 12 ½” for bottom border F

4: Snowball 2” squares on each corner of Halloween fabric 5: Sew C rectangles on the side of H lid fabric and sew to jars 6: Sew top borders to each jar—A & B 7: Stitch jars together, side by side. Press to borders. 8: Attach long F piece to bottom and iron 9: Trim finished Jar blocks to 12 ½ inches Put your name in the drawing Once for each 12 ½” jar block turned in(Maximum of 5). Questions? Contact Cheri Hansen at [email protected] or 714-528-1836. If you come to guild with a quilt top made from these scary blocks, even if you were not a block party winner, you will get a prize. Play to have fun!

OCQG BLOCK OF THE MONTH NOVEMBER 2020 “LEAF PEEPERS” 16 ½” Unfinished Block COLORS: Olive, Raspberry, Gold, Pumpkin with black background and gray sashing This may look like a complicated block, but it goes together lickety-split when we use the technique for making eight half-square triangles at once! Sew two seams, cut four times and “Voila!”, you have the leaf points for two leaves. (demonstration available at Block Party table) Cutting directions for one 16 ½” four leaf block: From black background cut four 7” squares, four 3” squares (A) corner, eight 2 ½” squares (D), one 1 ½” square (F) From gray sashing cut four 8” x 1 ½” strips (C) From each of four different leaf fabrics cut one 7” square, four 3” squares (A) leaf fabric To make eight half-square triangles in a wink: Draw two diagonal lines corner to corner on the back of a leaf 7” square. Place this fabric, right sides together, with a black 7” square. Stitch ¼” on each side of the two drawn lines for two seams. Cut on both drawn lines. You will have four large triangles. Line up these four triangles up on your cutting mat and cut in half through the top point. You will now have eight half-square triangles (B/B) of one leaf color to press and size to 3”.*** To make the pieced stem: Draw one line corner to corner on back of two of the black 2 ½” squares. Lay this square on the corner of a 3” square of leaf fabric, right sides together Sew exactly on the line (not beside, but on) Pressing that triangle aside, repeat with the other 2 ½” square on the opposite corner. Open up to right side, ironing the black triangles back to reveal your colorful stem. Check to make sure your edges match your base fabric (leaf), trimming if necessary. Cut the extra layer of leaf and middle black away.

Following the diagram at top of page, lay out your leaf pieces and stitch them together, pressing gently. Last add your sashing pieces as shown, using the 1 ½” black square in the center. Gently press your 16 ½” unfinished four leaf block. ***This technique makes eight half-square triangles of one leaf color, which sets you up for a second leaf of the same color. If, instead, you want to make four half-square triangles from two different leaf colors, you cut two different leaf rectangles 3 1/2” x 7” and lay them side by side, matching center edges, face down, right sides together on one black 7” square. Pin. Carefully draw your two diagonal lines; stitch ¼ inch on each side of the two drawn lines. Cut on both drawn lines. You will have four large triangles. Line up these four triangles on your cutting mat and cut in half through the top point. You will now have four half-square triangles (B/B) of two leaf colors. Press and trim to 3”. You will have your leaf points for two different colored leaves. Come to the Block Party table to see the simple demonstration. Put your name in the drawing Once for each 16 ½” block turned in (maximum of 5) Questions? Contact Cheri Hansen at [email protected] or 714-528-1836. If you come to guild with a quilt top made from these beautiful autumn leaves, even if you are not a block party winner, you will take home a prize. Play to have fun with fabric! “Leaf peepers” is the affectionate term applied to people who travel to New England to enjoy the autumn leaves.



Spare time to clean your sewing room?The Stay-at-Home Order has allowed many of us to clean up our sewing space and we have found fabrics, dupli-catepatternsandbooks,andmore! What do we do now withallthatstuff?

Our guild will take it! Your generousdonationswillfillour opportunity baskets. If youcantaketheextratime

andeffort,youcanbundleup some fat quarter packs for door prizes.

We sort through all of your treasures, use what we can, andstillleavesomethingsforour“FreeTable”atfutureGeneralmeetings.Ifyouarein a rush to get them out of yourhome,callPattiPaneand work out a pick up/drop

off/meetingplacetogetyourgoods to the guild.

Addendum:Pleaseholdyourtreasuresuntilwecanmeetagain in person. We do not have the space to store your things.

Becky Sproal President

OCQGRetreat2021atVinadeLestonnacRetreatCenter

July12–15,2021

Fingers crossed for a good retreat year in 2021.

MoreinformationtocomeinDecember.

Save the Date

You may already like our page on Facebook, but did you know you can also join ourFacebookgroup?

Guild members are shar-ing what they’re working on and staying connected duringthistimeofstayingat home.

We miss seeing each other in

person, but at least we can digitally keep in touch thanks to the magic of modern tech-

nology.

Stop on by to join the fun!

Youcanfindthegrouphere:http://www.facebook.com/groups/875390689595051/.

You can also follow @orangecountyquiltersguild

on Instagram and tag their creations#orangecountyquil-tersguild.

Join our Facebook group



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NapaValleyQuiltersiscollect-ingtwin-full-queenquilts(fin-ishedorkits),andpillowcasesforthoseaffectedbythefiresin Northern California.

QuiltdriveforfiresurvivorsinSanta Cruz County

SponsoredbyPajaroValleyQuiltAssociation(PVQA)and the Santa Cruz County EmergencyOperationsCenter(EOC).

They are asking for clean finishedpersonalsizedquilts(48”x60”),battingandback-ing,cashdonationstofinishquilts, long arm quilters will-ing to quilt, quilt runners and more.Foradditionalinforma-tion,[email protected].

Oregon:

Heather Hendrickson TothePointQuilting 1221 N. Evergreen Ave. Stayton,OR97383 (503)539-0870

Heather is a home based long arm quilter; her info was found on the Westside Quil-tersFBpage.QuiltdonationsareforthoseaffectedbytheBeachieFireintheSantiamCanyoncommunitiesofIda-hana,Detroit,Gates,MillCity,Lyons and Mehama, Oregon (scope will be expanded if localneedsaremet).Re-questingcompletedquilts,unused — preferably throw or children’s size (including 36”x42”comfortquilts);topstobefinished,withbackingand binding if possible; and pillowcases. Include name

and phone number in the box withdonations.

SewCreative 115 E. Main Street Ashland,OR97520 (541)482-1665

CollectingquiltsforthoseaffectedbythefireintheTalent/Phoenix area. Now re-questingtwinsize(notsmall)finishedquilts,andworkingonadistributionatalocalele-mentary school.

MyQuiltingLoft 253 E. Historic Columbia River Highway Troutdale,OR97060 (971)292-2991

Collectingbabytoadultsizefinishedquiltsandtops/back-ingtofinish,forthoseaffect-edbythefireinEstacada,near Mt. Hood.



UFO Challenge Is Back!Our15UFOparticipantshavecompleted34quilts since the challenge started. Way to go everyone! Keep it up!

CongratulationstotheSeptemberdrawingwinners:VickiSlonewonthecutestpairofsocks,BeckySproalwonaLoriHolt5”x8”cut-tingmat,andMichelleCooperwonadeckofBonnie Hunter playing cards.

Theprizeawardedtooneoftheparticipantswho has completed their October UFO will be aModernQuiltKit(seepicture).OfcourseI’lldo a few smaller drawings for everyone, too.

Keep working on those UFOs. And, remember, youcanstilljointhefun!

IlookforwardtoseeingyouatournextZoommeetingandtrulyhopewegettomeetto-getherinpersonsoon.Havefunquilting!

Jennifer Kerr Queen of Fun

UFO CHALLENGE __________________________________________________________________________________________________

What is a UFO? ItÕs that partially completed top that you started at a class but havenÕt Þnished. ItÕs a Þnished top that still needs to be quilted. It could even be that quilt that just needs binding and a label, but itÕs been sitting around a while waiting for you to make them. Whatever the case, letÕs dust off those older projects and complete some UFOs. You could even win a prize for doing so!

We want this to be fun and doable for everyone so hereÕs how itÕs going to work. You choose from one to Þve UFOs youÕd like to complete by February 2021. You tell me which month which quilt will be done. A completed UFO is quilted and bound. WeÕd really like to see labels as well, but for this challenge itÕs not necessary. You sign up below and pay a $10 entry fee (no matter how many quilts you submit).

There will be a drawing each month a UFO is due among those who turn them in that month. There will also be a special drawing for a Ògrand prizeÓ for those who complete Þve quilts. Additionally, tickets will be awarded for random drawings throughout our challenge period. Tickets are earned as follows:

• 2 tickets for signing up in April• 1 ticket for signing up any other time • 1 ticket for each UFO submitted (up to 5)• 5 tickets for turning in your UFO on time• 3 tickets for turning in your UFO, but late• 1 ticket if the UFO has a label• 1 ticket if the UFO has a hanging sleeve

• 1 ticket if completed UFO began in 2019-2020• 2 tickets if completed UFO began in 2015-2018• 3 tickets if completed UFO began in 2010-2014• 4 tickets if completed UFO began in 2000-2009• 5 tickets if completed UFO began in 1990-1999• 6 tickets if completed UFO began in 1980-1989• 7 tickets if completed UFO began before 1980

__________________________________________________________________________________________________

Participant Information

Name: ________________________________________________________________________ First Last

Description of UFO Month Due UFO Started When

UFO #1 June

UFO #2 August

UFO #3 October

UFO #4 December

UFO #5 February


UFO CHALLENGE __________________________________________________________________________________________________

What is a UFO? ItÕs that partially completed top that you started at a class but havenÕt Þnished. ItÕs a Þnished top that still needs to be quilted. It could even be that quilt that just needs binding and a label, but itÕs been sitting around a while waiting for you to make them. Whatever the case, letÕs dust off those older projects and complete some UFOs. You could even win a prize for doing so!

We want this to be fun and doable for everyone so hereÕs how itÕs going to work. You choose from one to Þve UFOs youÕd like to complete by February 2021. You tell me which month which quilt will be done. A completed UFO is quilted and bound. WeÕd really like to see labels as well, but for this challenge itÕs not necessary. You sign up below and pay a $10 entry fee (no matter how many quilts you submit).

There will be a drawing each month a UFO is due among those who turn them in that month. There will also be a special drawing for a Ògrand prizeÓ for those who complete Þve quilts. Additionally, tickets will be awarded for random drawings throughout our challenge period. Tickets are earned as follows:

• 2 tickets for signing up in April• 1 ticket for signing up any other time • 1 ticket for each UFO submitted (up to 5)• 5 tickets for turning in your UFO on time• 3 tickets for turning in your UFO, but late• 1 ticket if the UFO has a label• 1 ticket if the UFO has a hanging sleeve

• 1 ticket if completed UFO began in 2019-2020• 2 tickets if completed UFO began in 2015-2018• 3 tickets if completed UFO began in 2010-2014• 4 tickets if completed UFO began in 2000-2009• 5 tickets if completed UFO began in 1990-1999• 6 tickets if completed UFO began in 1980-1989• 7 tickets if completed UFO began before 1980

__________________________________________________________________________________________________

Participant Information

Name: ________________________________________________________________________ First Last

Description of UFO Month Due UFO Started When

UFO #1 June

UFO #2 August

UFO #3 October

UFO #4 December

UFO #5 February

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A special thanks to

the Orange Quilt Bee for

providing space for

our workshops!

Do you want to reach several hun-dred quilting enthusiasts? Then this is where you want to advertise. Con-tact [email protected]

for more information.

Our Mission StatementOrangeCountyQuiltersGuildisoneofSouthernCalifornia’soldestquiltguilds.Theguildisanon-profitorga-nizationformedtopromotecooperationandtheexchangeofideasamongthoseinterestedinorengagedinquilting;toencourageandmaintainhighstandardsofdesignandtechniqueinquilting;toinstructmembersinmethodsandtechniquesofcreativequilting;andtoinspirepersonalachievement.

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