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Volume 37, No. 3
President’s Message 2
Upcoming Events 2
QR Code for Guild Website 2
Fall Retreat 3
Membership Report 4
Gifts of Love Charity Chosen 5
Raffle Quilt 5
Treasurer’s Report 5
Refreshments 6
Meeting Minutes 7
2012-2013 Program Review 8
2012-2013 Proposed Budget 9
Inside this issue:
September Program: Friday, September 14, 2012 7:30 p.m. Concordia Lutheran Church
505 South Kirkwood Rd.
www.concordiakirkwood.org/
Greetings Fellow Quilters!
Any quilter worth her salt knows the names of these quilt
blocks. They all represent something: Log Cabin and hearth, Rail
Fences protecting property and the Double Wedding Ring
promising a life together. They are the symbols of our quilt
world and when we see them we immediately understand the
story behind the quilt.
Did you know that in our country’s history from the 1880’s
to the 1940’s a similar culturally symbolic language existed along
the railroad lines? Our speaker this month will be telling us the
stories behind those symbols, the language of the hobo culture.
Debi Henninger has authored the book “Hobo
Quilts” inspired by her mother’s stories of her family feeding
hoboes and her love of quilting. She is bringing both of those
passions to our guild in September. Come hear about life on the
road and how symbols scratched on fence posts helped those
travelers survive.
More information about Debi: www.mybeststitch.com/
September 2012
Monthly Dinner Bunch** Place: O’Charley’s in
Kirkwood Commons (across from
Hobby Lobby)
1242 South Kirkwood Rd.
Time: 5:15 pm, Friday, Sep-
tember 14th.
RSVP: Susan and Ted Sanders,
314-822-4673 or
E-mail: [email protected].
**Newer members are encour-
aged to join us for dinner before
the meeting.
Refreshments List
(see p. 6)
Doors Open at
6:30 p.m.
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President’s Message It was good to see so many members in attendance at
the August meeting. I hope everyone enjoyed Kristy
Daum’s presentation on Modern Quilting.
As a reminder, we have two “challenges” at the mo-
ment: (1) to make at least 60 “Do Not Touch” signs
and (2) the Quilt Show Challenge. Directions and
examples of both will be available at the September
meeting.
Thirty-two members have committed to make 45 of
the “Do Not Touch” signs; thank you for your help.
There is still plenty of opportunity for other members
to volunteer.
Briefly, the Quilt Show Challenge is to use at least
two shades of gray and one and only one bright
color, i.e. lime green, screechy yellow, hot pink, fluo-
rescent orange – you get the idea. You can use multi-
ple shades of the one bright color; fabrics may be sol-
ids, tonals, batiks. The only other requirement is
that the perimeter cannot be greater than 100 inches.
The display wall with examples will also be at the
September meeting. After that, I’ll have to take it
apart; I have a couple of retreats this fall and will
need it for them.
Separately in this newsletter at page 9 is the pro-
posed budget for 2012-2013. Please study the budget
and come to the September meeting prepared to dis-
cuss and vote.
Cindy Neville has been working on programming and
setting up dates for national speakers to come. A
2012-2013 program list is on page 8 of this newslet-
ter.
I’ve taken the opportunity this last month to attend
meetings of both Flower Valley Quilt Guild and
Hearts ‘n’ Hands Quilt Guild in O’Fallon, IL to hear a
national speaker. Flower Valley had Becky Wright
speak on Civil War Quilts and one in particular made
by a soldier recuperating from serious injury. Hearts
‘n’ Hands had Karen Combs speak on Transparency
in quilts, a technique whereby you can use an area
between two colors to look like one of them is on top
of other. If you have a chance you might want to
visit another guild and hear their speakers.
As I write this, it looks like we are getting a break in
the weather – cooler temperatures and a little bit of
rain. Enjoy! The way this year’s gone so far, we’re
probably in for more hot weather.
Keep quilting!
Susan
Upcoming Events September 24: October Newsletter Deadline
September 29: Raffle Quilt Workday
October 7: Quilt Show Meeting
October 13: Drapery Adjustment Workday
November 9: “Do Not Touch” signs due
January 5: Quilt Show Photo Opp
Future Guild Programs: October: Trivia Night November: Quilt Show Demo Night December: Teajuana Mahone January: Kit-A-Thon February: Virtual Studio Tours March: New Product Demo April/May: TBD June: Ami Simms July/Aug: TBD September: Mickey Depre Baker’s Dozen
Next Meeting: October 21st at 1:30 p.m. Place: The Quilted Fox Theme: Faces Questions: Judy Lorino 314-846-8394 Shows, Exhibits, etc. Sept. 14-15: Round Bobbin Expo, St. Charles Con-vention Center, St. Charles, MO. More Info: www.roundbobbin.com. Sept. 21-23: Pallotine Fall Retreat. Sept. 22-23: River Heritage Quilt Show, 9:00 AM -
4:00 PM, Cape Girardeau, M0. Arena Building at
Cape Rock and Kingshighway.
QR Code for the Guild Website
You’ve seen them in all sorts of ads - those fun-
ny little boxes with the little boxes in them. Sort of re-
minds me of a quilt. Those are quick response or QR
codes. Download the app on your Smartphone, take a
picture of the code and then the code sends you direct-
ly to the advertisers website. Well, our guild now has
one! We will be putting the code on the flyers advertis-
ing the Quilt Expo. All those tech savvy quilters will
be able to go directly to our web-
site to get information about the
Quilt Expo and our raffle quilt.
Give it a try! I wonder if I could
made it into a quilt????
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DRAPES, DRAPES, AND MORE DRAPES
The guild has approximately 250 drapes that need to be “modified” before the next show. If you have helped put the drapes on the hanging PVC pipe at a show, you know how tight the hanging sleeves are. We plan to have the first of several drape sew-ins to correct the ‘tight sleeve’ problem on Saturday, Octo-ber 13th. We will need people to cut open the sleeves, sew up the slits in the sleeves, mark the new sleeve length, SERGE the new sleeve, fold and store the drapes. We hope to have 4 teams of workers for our first Saturday of work. No previous drapery experience required!
Date: Saturday, October 13th
Place: Atrium room, Concordia Lutheran Church
Time: 9 am - 3 pm
Needed: worker bees and SERGERS – the guild will provide the black thread.
If you can help on October 13th and/or have a SERGER you can lend us for the day please let Jeanette Oesterly know (314-968-8477 or [email protected]).
Fall Retreat…………..Sept. 21-23 Ladies as usual I will ask that you not show up before 3:00 PM. The center has other groups leaving and will need the noon to 3:00 p.m. hours to clean for us. Please remember to bring your winning name tags. Those who don't will remain name-less for the retreat and you don't want THAT to happen. I have an ironing board, but last year we had one other. Would someone please remem-ber to bring it (and let me know at the meeting or by a phone call...THANKS) I look forward to the retreat every year, but this being my 4th year, I would like to turn the reins over to someone else to enjoy. Think about it and let me know at the retreat. See you there.
Cindy C.
Special Exhibit for 2013 Quilt Expo
Melissa Hanthorn volunteered to get a
special exhibit for our 2013 quilt show and
boy did she come through! Melissa contact-
ed the one and only Ricky Tims and Ricky
said he did have some quilts available that
we could display! In addition, Ricky said he
would pay the shipping costs on the quilts as
a way to say “Thank You” to the guild for
giving him his start with quilting. What a
great guy! Way to go Melissa!
Like Us On Facebook
Marty Harris has been diligently working to get the Quilt Expo a page on Facebook. Follow our progress as we work toward a successful quilt show in March 2013 and post your comments at: www.facebook.com/
BAKER’S DOZEN. . .FACES - YOURS,
A LOVED ONE, OR SOMEONE YOU SAW
IN A CROWD!
That is our challenge for this round, due Oct. 21
at 1:30PM at the Quilted Fox. Once again, hope
you come early to shop the wonderful fabrics
and quilting items at Louise's shop. ONE TIME
RULE CHANGE - Permission for Wonder Under
type fusing product and it doesn't have to be
appliqued or sewn down. Oh yes, one other direc-
tion, the faces have to be constructed of solids
only. So have fun designing the face of the wom-
an you are, used to be or wish you were. Ques-
tions, Judy Lorino, 314 846-8394.
Photo Opportunity
Remember that you need to submit a pho-
tograph of your quilts that you put in the show.
To help you with that part of the registration
process Jerri Stroud has volunteered take pic-
tures of your quilts. Jerri and some helpers will
be in the Atrium Room at the Church from 9:30
AM to 12:30 PM on Saturday, January 5, 2013.
You do not need to have the whole quilt complet-
ed to get it photographed – just the top. Stay
tuned for more details.
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Membership Report By Debbie Miles
Greetings, earthlings,
Whew! I’ve almost recovered from all the excitement at the meeting on August 10. Almost. It’s been a very long time since I was that flustered. When I went to the gym the next day, I just about wore a hole into the treadmill. (Ok, smarties, I hear the comments. But I have returned to gym membership and even the occasional attendance thereof. So there.)
Speaking of attendance, ahem: there were 102 members who signed in at the August meeting, 3 guests, and at least two members who were there but who didn’t sign in (one of whom is a frequent non-signer-inner. See, I’m not just a pretty face in the back. I sometimes even notice what’s going on.). A nice turn-out for the guest speaker!
Our membership as of this report is 160, down from 188 last year and over 200 the year before. The rough economy may account for a good bit of the decline, but if any of you has ideas about why mem-bership is down, or better yet, feedback from members who are not renewing, please pass such information along to Susan, any other officer, or even me.
Mary Ellen may have been on to something when she suggested we follow the example of the Sis-ters Quilt Show in Oregon and make a calendar for fundraising. After all, think of all the beautiful quilts we could pose behind! (It would be behind, right?) The singing group I was in before I became a member of the Missouri Women’s Chorus (ha! I got another plug in!) had the same idea, based on the movie Calendar Girls. I suggested that I be Ms. June and Ms. July; not only would I be the centerfold, but also it would take two pages to contain all my essential diva-ness. As a fundraiser for the guys in the guild, the movie inspiration could always be The Full Monty.
Debbie
A WORD FROM THE WEB MISTRESS
The user name for the guild web site – www.thimbleandthreadstl.org – remains “thimble. The pass-word was changed to “rotary” at the beginning of the new membership year on July 1. The password is case sensitive, all lower case letters. Last year the board voted to change the password protocol to a univer-sal password as many members were not able to remember theirs. Because this is the only security for our web site, it must be changed every year as the membership changes. Please make a note of this new pass-word. As always, the password is only to be shared with other members in good standing. To do otherwise negates the entire purpose of the password. Please be reminded that it is your responsibility to keep your email address updated at the web site. Use the “Join the List” link at the lower right hand corner of the home page to enter your new email ad-
dress. Mary Ellen Adams
Gifts of Love Committee Has Chosen a Charity for the 2013 Quilt Expo!!!
As those of you who were around for the last T & T Quilt Expo know, the name of the Brown
Bag Raffle was changed to Gifts of Love. Notwithstanding the name change, the purpose remains the
same. At each show, a charity is chosen and the hand-made items (or other items as described in the
August newsletter) are raffled and the proceeds donated to a chosen charity. For this Quilt Expo, our
chosen charity will be Room At The Inn which is a temporary, emergency shelter for homeless women
and families, regardless of age or gender of the children. Room At The Inn serves about 200 people
each year including single mothers and their children, single women, two parent or single father fami-
lies. As we move closer to the show, more information will be shared about this wonderful charity and
we hope to have a representative come to a meeting and enlighten us on the full scope of their pro-
gram. Stay tuned!
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Treasurer’s Report
July 22, 2012-August 19, 2012
Submitted by Marylyn Simpson
Cash & Bank Accounts:
Certificate of Deposit $12,000.00
Money Market 8829.06
Savings 31.47
Checking 11,189.87
Total Bank Accounts $32,050.38
Income
Interest 4.50
Membership 2012-2013 745.00
Fabric Raffle 59.00
Fees (No Name Tags) 1.85
Retreat 225.00
News Raffle 40.00
Newsletter Ads 3.45
Roster Ad 30.00
Total Income $1,152.95
Expenses
Retreat Misc. 56.41
Office Supplies 26.49
Speakers Fee 150.00
Total Expenses $232.90
Total $32,970.43
Quilt Show
Income 80.00
Expenses 378.16
2015 Raffle Quilt It is time to begin work on the 2015 Raffle Quilt. We would like to have to top completed in time to display at our 2013 Quilt Expo in March. Joan Tebeau and Russ Horne have kindly volunteered to head up this effort. The quilt is a pattern by Judith Niemeyer called Flowers for My Wedding Ring and involves paper piecing. Guild members will piece the quilt, Joan will assemble the blocks, and Russ will complete the appliqué portion. There will be a sew-in on Saturday, September 29th from 9:00AM to 4:00PM in the Atrium Room at the Church. Experience with paper piecing is necessary if you wish to help with this project. Joan will have all the fabric and the paper piecing foundations ready for us. She will give us instruction on the construction of the blocks.
The supplies you will need to bring are: Sewing machine in good working order – however, if
you machine is just too heavy to bring, Joan has several feather weights that she could bring. Just contact her if you are interested.
Scissors to cut paper Fabric scissors (optional) Small rotary cutter – 45 mm or 28 mm Small cutting mat Light grey or ecru thread Add-A-Quarter ruler (6 or 12 inch) if you have one Straight pins Seam ripper (hopefully it will be an unnecessary
tool!) Tweezers
If you are wish to help out or have any questions please contact Joan Tebeau at [email protected] or 314-351-9640. You can also talk to Joan at the September guild meeting.
Future Quilt Show Committee Meetings:
October 7, 2012 — 1:00-3:00 p.m.
November 4, 2012 — 1:00-3:00 p.m. December 9, 2012 — 1:00–3:00 p.m.
All meetings will be held at the Webster University Library. Committee members
will be notified if there is a location
change.
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Refreshments!! Please remember that snacks brought to the meeting should serve 20 members and be ready
to serve. Please bring your own serving containers and utensils. And, everyone who brings a snack is
required to help out in the kitchen for that meeting. Please sign the refreshments roster when you drop
off your snack so you get credit for your efforts.
If you are on the list and unable to attend the meeting, please e-mail Gail or Ellen Tu-
rina at [email protected] or call 314-845-2219 so that other arrangements can be
made. Members obligated to bring refreshments in September are:
Gail & Ellen Turina
Don’t forget—we’re open every Sunday from 12 – 4 pm. Visit us at: 10403 Clayton Road in La Chateau Village or call us at (314) 993-1181
Monday & Wednesday 10-5; Tuesday & Thursday 10-6:30;
Friday & Saturday 10-4:30; Sunday 12-4:00
Find our newsletter on our web page: www.quiltedfox.com
Shirley Figura
Barbara Finan
Gloria Foster
Kathy Gaynor
Louise Gaynor
Janet Gluesenkamp
Marty Harris
Sherry Hazel
Lynda Hendren
Mary Lou Hogan
Mary Ann Ivanovich
Gilda Jones
Facebook Contest—Like us
and you could win!
Our goal is 1000 likes. Will you join us and
help us reach our goal? We’ll draw for a $50
gift certificate, when we have 1000. You can
use it in the store or on the website! Join us
now on Facebook!
Koala Sewing Cabinets
Come in soon to see our new
Koala Sewing Cabinet. It’s just
gorgeous! All Koala cabinets
are built-to-order in
the United States.
You’ll get superior
service and the abil-
ity to customize.
Calling all Quilt Show Volunteers!
It’s that time again—time to start thinking about the job you want to volun-
teer for at the up and coming quilt show. Giselle Rucker will be soliciting vol-
unteers and will have the sign up sheets beginning in October. So… think
about the job you want and get your name on the list early so you get the job
of your choice.
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THIMBLE & THREAD QUILT GUILD
MINUTES OF MEETING, August 10, 2012 Submitted by Leigh Ann Huckaby
President Susan Sanders called the meeting or order at 7:30 p.m. Vice President Cindy Neville introduced the present-
er for the evening, Kristy Daum, President of the St. Louis Modern Quilt Guild. Kristy enlightened the guild members
on the development of the modern quilt movement with a slide presentation and a trunk show of modern quilts.
Announcements:
Quilt Show: Serena Crisp encouraged members to pick up raffle tickets and place their name on the back of the tickets
they sell for a chance to win prizes if the ticket they sell wins the raffle. She also announced that a special exhibit dur-
ing the quilt show will feature quilts by Ricky Tims. As a tribute to his first quilt guild, Ricky will pay for the shipping
and handling of the quilts he sends to Saint Louis for the show.
Quilt Photography for quilt show- on January 5, Jerri Stroud will be at the Atrium Room of the church photographing
the quilts for entry in the quilt show. Bring your quilts – finished or –not- and have them photographed if you need a
photograph to attach to your quilt entry forms.
Facebook Page: Marty Harris announced we will have a Facebook page for our Quilt Show next March.
Quick Response Code: We now have QR code that allow people with Smart Phones to download an app to take them
directly to the Thimble and Thread website.
2015 Raffle Quilt: Joan Tebeau showed a picture of the 2015 Raffle quilt- A Double Wedding Ring with applique
around the border. The Sew-in to begin the quilt is being held on Saturday, September 29 from 9:00am-4:00pm at the
church. Russ Horne is creating the applique for the quilt border. The goal is to complete the quilt top by the 2013 Quilt
show.
Programs for 2012-2013: Cindy Neville announced the upcoming speakers and events for our meetings in 2012-2013.
A full rundown of the meetings for 2012-2013 will be in the newsletter.
Retreat: Cindy Clifton reminds that the deadline to sign up for the retreat and send in your money is September 1.
Membership: Debbie Miles with membership announced we had 101 members in attendance and three guests.
Fabric Raffle: Liza Mitchell - The fabric was 5 half yard pieces from Fabric Nosherie in Webster Groves.
Optional Blocks: Liz Mathes and Nancy Tucker announced that 18 blocks were turned in and the September raffle
will feature paper Pieced Ice Cream Cones.
Newsletter: Deadline for September newsletter is August 20.
Baker’s Dozen: Next meeting is on October 21st.
Quilt Show Draperies: Jeannette Oesterly announced that on Saturday, October 13th, a workshop will be held at the
church to redo the quilt show draperies. Needed are sergers and people to help.
Do Not Touch signs: Samples were shown; 60 are needed. Members were encouraged to take a preprinted sign and an
instruction sheet for completion. Finished signs are due at the November meeting
Business meeting:
Proposed Budget: will be in the September newsletter. Members need to read and be prepared to approve at the Sep-
tember meeting.
President’s Quilt Show Challenge: Susan Sanders announced the President’s Quilt show challenge- theme Grey Fabric
and one bright color. The Grey fabric is the neutral and there needs to be at least 2 shades of grey minimum, but you
can use more. No black or white permitted, all spectrums of grey may be used. More than 1 shade of the one bright
color chosen can be used. The bright should not be too light, too pastel nor too saturated. Size 100” around the perime-
ter. 25% needs to be bright color but not more than 65%. The challenges are due at the February 2013 meeting.
Meeting adjourned at 9:48 p.m.
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From Your Program Chair…..
Hi Everyone. I am finally getting a handle on this. Thanks for you patience. I thought you might like a
preview of upcoming events!
September - Debi Henninger talks about the life and language of the hobo culture and
how she translates it into quilts. www.mybeststitch.com/
October - Round Robin Trivia Night. Lots of fun, lots of conversation, prizes and good times with a
twist. We will be traveling the tables in pairs if you wish, so connect with your partner and join us for
a laughter and learning fest.
November - Everything You ever Wanted to Know About Putting a Quilt in a Show. This evening
will be filled with demonstrations of preparing a quilt for a show: binding, labels, photography and my
nemesis—SLEEEVES.
December – Teajuana Mahone will be engaging us in December with her collections of quilts and the
stories behind them. http://teaquilts.com
January - Kit-a-Thon This month we will be setting up for the Charity Quilts due in 2014. No
sewing machines required! We will be cutting fabric and preparing to make kits for blocks/quilts. This
will not require any time outside the meeting except for collecting fabric to donate, so start now!
February - Virtual Studio Tour. Everyone likes to peak into a quilt studio! This month we will be
traveling by pictures to the studios of some of our very own members. Find out how they store fabric
and thread, set up a cutting stationor keep track of all of the ideas bouncing around in their heads.
March - Cool New Stuff from Houston. Not everyone gets to go to Houston and bring back the
latest and greatest to all of you. Pictures and hopefully some “live new items” to play with are on the
agenda and one of the best things about this giant quilt show is the vendors. I will be going this year
and will put on my “That is really neat!” hat.
June - Ami Simms. Ami Simms may best be known for founding The Alzheimer's Art Quilt Ini-
tiative (AAQI). She is also a very engaging and funny teacher. In June she will be joining us for a lec-
ture and workshop. Check out her wonderful website: http://www.amisimms.net
September – Mickey Depre. Combining traditional and art quilting in one quilt is Mickey’s forte’.
She will be joining us in September for a lecture and workshop filled with color and fresh ideas.
http://www.mdquilts.com/
Cindy N.
Thanks to Mary Ellen Adams for these photos of the “modern” quilts exhibited by Kristy
Daum at the T & T meeting in August.
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CHARITY QUILT PROJECT
It has been very gratifying to chair the charity quilt project. A special thanks to each and every member who
contributed fabric, blocks, quilting, and quilts. Oohing and aahing over the quilts as they are turned in is the
most fun! Be sure to be on hand at the September meeting as the quilts are presented to Angel’s Arms. You
won’t want to miss it.
Our next project is headed up by Nancy Hamilton. She brings new ideas and a fresh perspective with her. We
know you will be just as supportive of her as you have been of us. In January 2013 the guild will have its first
“cut-in” where we will cut fabric and prepare kits for the next set of charity quilts. Between now and then you
can prepare for this event by setting aside pieces of fabric and batting to donate for the event. January will be
here before you know it.
LIZA MITCHELL and MARY ELLEN ADAMS
Thimble & Thread Proposed Budget*
2012-2013
*Does not include Quilt Show expenses or income.
Income Expense
Newsletter Raffle $200.00
Newsletter Ads 300.00
Fabric Raffle (after expenses) 500.00
Membership $3,750.00
Refreshments 580.00 $580.00
Workshops
Interest 100.00
Retreat 2012 2,475.00 3,080.00
Program Costs 4,080.00
Room Rental 900.00
Workshops (room rental) 900.00
Newsletter 900.00
Membership 460.00
Outreach/Community Service 500.00
Registrations/Membership 25.00
Insurance/Liability 600.00
Office Supplies 175.00
Post Office Box Renewal 70.00
Storage of Quilt Standards 600.00
Website 250.00
Subtotal: $7,905.00 $13,120.00
One Time Expenses:
Remote Microphone System 300,00
Quilt Standards Repair $2,000.00
Drape Repair/New Drapes 860.00
Room Rental for Drape Repair 450.00
Subtotal: $3,610.00
Total: $7,905.00 $16,730.00
Membership Book Updates:
Glenda Bentz
716 Isme Drive
St. Louis, MO 63119
(H) 314-961-1316
(EM) [email protected]
Julie Biscoe
11980 Autumn Lakes Drive
Maryland Heights, MO 63043
(H) 314-209-9902
(EM) [email protected]
Ginny Cox
4445 Green Valley Drive
Arnold, MO 63010
(H)636-296-9126
Terrie Yardley-Nohr
1809 Chara Street
Arnold, MO 63010
(H) 636-548-8217
(EM) tyard-
Kathy Young
27 Chamblee Lane
Creve Coeur, MO 63141
(H) 314-439-5564
(C) 314-566-8432
New home phone number:
Sue Jackson : 314-637-6167
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President Susan Sanders 314-822-4673
Vice-President Cindy Neville 314-832-9379
Treasurer Marylyn Simpson
Melissa Hanthorn
314-843-6822
636-536-2900
Secretary Leigh Ann Huckaby 314-968-9886
Membership Deborah Miles 314-629-5374
Refreshments Gail Turina
Ellen Turina
314-845-2219
314-845-2219
Newsletter Jan Oehrle 314-786-5471
Workshops Colleen Towler
Gloria Foster
314-786-5712
314-922-3632
Parliamentarian Art Kruse 314-822-1826
Baker’s Dozen Judy Lorino 314-846-8394
Community Service
Nancy Hamilton
314-522-8408
Historian Nancy Reeves 314-822-4932
Outreach/Comm. Svc.
Fabric raffle
Meredith Valencic
208-283-5204
Ways & Means Liza Mitchell 314-968-2077
Newsletter raffle Cindy Clifton 314-965-4516
Optional Blocks
Liz Mathes
Nancy Tucker
636-677-1841
636-575-1343
Quilt Show 2013 Serena Crisp 636-274-4351
Web Mistress Mary Ellen Adams 314-845-7759
Thimble & Thread Quilt Guild of Greater St. Louis, Inc. P.O. Box 19111
Saint Louis, MO 63119-19111 http://www.thimbleandthreadstl.org/
Newsletter submissions:*
Jan Oehrle
314-786-5471
*Submissions are due 10 days after the
guild meeting.
Thimble & Thread Newsletter
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School Days are Here
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