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The Pine Needle Press
Volume 31 Issue 3
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Pine Tree Quilt Guild
March 2014
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------A newsletter of the Pine Tree Quilt Guild of Nevada County, having taken root in the fabric of the Grass Valley
community since 1984. Published monthly except August.
11255 Banner Mine Way, Nevada City 95959
www.PineTreeQuiltGuild.com
March President’s Message
Dear Members,
The first day of spring is right around the corner! While we are still waiting for
more winter rains, March 20 will soon be here, hopefully bringing many spring
showers. That is not a known; we do know for sure there is much happening in the
Guild!
Our March 4 meeting is the second annual “Mixer.” Like last year it promises to be a lot of fun and also
provide information about the Guild doings, enjoying the challenge quilts and getting to know each
other better. Bring a friend as this is the meeting that is geared for Guild information, activities and
social interaction. There are also great refreshments provided by the Board, and all the recipes are
included in our soon to be published cookbook (available at the meeting for viewing proof version and
pre-ordering).
The Pine Tree Quilt Guild’s 30th year anniversary is THIS year! Founded in 1984, our quilt show is
celebrating this special event with wonderful Charter and Lifetime member quilt displays, along with a
Gala opening on Friday evening May 2 from 5:30-8:00 PM. Note that on your calendar as it is planned
to be a grand (and no cost) event! We will be viewing the quilts 5:30 until 6:30 in the main building
followed by appetizers 6:30 until 8:00 in the Ponderosa Pines Building (old senior center). There is no
charge for Guild members and one guest, and entry includes appetizers and drinks. The bonus is that
the display of the Mountain Art Quilters is on display in the Ponderosa Pines building.
More goings on - Mary Levy is presenting her wonderful potholder quilt class March 5 at Seventh Day
Adventist Church. This is a quilt as you go project project and NO stress! Call or e-mail Kathleen
Stanley for reservations 346-1415, kathleens@nccn.net. Community Service meets March 20 (first day
of Spring!) at Seventh Day Adventist Church, for details contact Marjorie McConnell 265-9787,
maggie2@sonic.net. Deadline to send in your quilt show application is fast approaching – April 1 (no
fooling!). Forms are available at the general meeting March 5 and online at
www.pinetreequiltguild.com>.
I hope to see you at the next meeting, March 4 at Grass Valley Charter School, parking in
the back off Highway 174. Need more information? Call or e-mail me. 274-1290
awilson@svn.net
Happy quilting,
Anne Wilson
President
VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED FOR THE QUILT SHOW!
CHECK PAGES 4 & 5 FOR SOMETHING THAT
YOU CAN DO TO HELP THE GUILD!
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Table of Contents
2014 Officers & Board Members
2014 March Program & Workshop
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2-3
Community Service/Drop-in & Sew
Education Outreach
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6
Home Workshop
Junior Quilters
8
3
Affiliates
Anniversaries & Birthdays
April Program & Workshop
Board Mtg Minutes
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10
8
online
General Meeting Minutes
Guild Meeting Dates
Highlights of Guild Positions
Guild Challenge
online
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6
March Mixer
President’s Message
Quilt Show News
Quilt Shows & Events
Share & Care
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Guild Meeting Dates March 2014
Meeting
General Meeting
Location
Day of the Month & Time
Grass Valley Charter School
March
1st Tuesday at 6:30pm
4th
225 S. Auburn, Grass Valley
Speaker Workshop
Seventh Day Adventist Church, GV
Wednesday after General Mtg
5th
PTQG Board Meeting
Eskaton Village, 49er Room, GV
2nd Thursday, at 6:30pm
13th
Newsletter Deadline
sassysue4246@gmail.com
5pm Saturday after Board Mtg
15th
Junior Quilters
Salvation Army, Alta St. GV
2nd Saturday at 10:30 am
8th
Community Service
Seventh Day Adventist Church, GV
3rd Thursday, 9:30 am
20th
Drop-In ‘n Quilt
Seventh Day Adventist Church, GV
3rd Thursday, 9:30 am
20th
Home Workshop
Seventh Day Adventist Church, GV
3rd Thursday, 9:30 am
20th
Quilt Show Committee
Eskaton Village, 49er Room, GV
3rd Tuesday at 6:30 pm
20th
DON’T MISS THE MARCH MIXER!!
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Please come to another fun, interactive evening and help us welcome our newest
members of the guild. This evening would also be a great time to invite someone
you know who would like to know more about what goes on in the guild. Here’s
a sampling of what will be set up for your enjoyment:
*Challenge quilt viewing and voting
*Sit ‘n Sew - hand quilting and more with Margaret Boothby
*Community Service kits and raffle (bring your fat quarters for the raffle)
*PTQG Cookbook preview and sales
*Refreshments--sampling some of the recipes from the Cookbook
*Education Outreach and Jr. Quilters displays
"The Road to California” performance
Also don’t forget to sign up to help with the 30th Anniversary Quilt Show in May. Many hands make light
work---plus it’s fun to meet many more friends from the guild as we share our quilts with the community.
See you there! Your Mixer Committee:
Ruth Bertaccini and Kate Grant
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March Workshop
Mary Levy is again presenting her potholder quilt class. For those who
learned the technique at the Jamboree in September, you can come and
make another quilt in a day! Or maybe you can come and finish the one
you started in September....oh, those UFOs! Mine is hanging at my
sister’s house in San Jose. That may have been one of the few I finished last year!
Mary is delightful and so patient, you’ll love her and appreciate her skills.
March 5th
Seventh Day Adventist Church
8:30
Junior Quilters
The Junior Quilters are learning that once you have the top of your quilt done, you still have a long
way to go before your quilt can be called finished. They are now making their 3 layer "sandwich" and
are learning about different ways to "quilt" their gorgeous creations. Our February meeting was
devoted to the mentors giving demonstrations on various ways to stitch that sandwich
together….
Heidi Cook showed how to
"stitch in the ditch" using
a walking foot.
Dianne Rockwell discussed hand
quilting and the use of stencils
Eleanor Sagely introduced paper
designs and transfer techniques.
Sandra Bruce demonstrated
the ease of using a wash away
pen.
Molly Cook is a whiz at
free motion quilting!
Robin Mello had great success
with her "pouncer".
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Quilt Show News..........The Quilt Show is a little over two months away.
I
hope you are hard at work making those beautiful quilts to hang in the show. We
have a great group of committee volunteers who are hard at work to put together a
fantastic 30th anniversary show! We are in need of donations for the raffle baskets
as well as the silent auction. Please consider donating some fabric or quilting
supplies or a completed quilt or wall hanging to these two committees. We are also in need of
volunteers to work the show. We will be at the March Mixer with sign-up sheets for all the different
areas that will need your help. Thank you, in advance, for volunteering your time. We cannot put the
show on without you!
Barbara Ceresa, Quilt Show Chairn 432-9461
Quilt Show Entries
Information and forms for the
Quilt Show entries can be found
on the website.
For forms and more information
about Quilt Show Entries you
can also contact
Nancyan Tracy at 432-0539
Quilt Judging is not just competition. It’s about more than
(to borrow from the Olympics) the “thrill of victory and the
agony of defeat”. It’s a unique opportunity to have your
work evaluated by an experienced, professional judge who
will encourage you in the areas that are well executed and
help to identify areas that need improvement. This is your
chance – enter your quilt for judging!
AND ..attend judging day (May 1) – even better, get a front
row seat by being a “holder” or “scribe “ for a session.
Call Sally @ 432-1646 to reserve your spot.
Silent Auction
The donations for Silent Auction are pouring in!!! Actually, we have four items with a definite
promise for three more. You and I both know it's going to take a LOT!!! more than this.
The Silent Auction is one of the big money makers of the show and I would love to give
the Baskets and the Opportunity Quilt a real run for their money. At the March meeting
my co-chair, Ginni DeThomas, and I will be on stage showing all the donations to date.
We would love for your offerings to be among them. Please look us up at the March Mixer
and give us your donations or tell us what you are working on for the booth.
Thank You so much for making this a really great Silent Auction year.
Carol Riddles, Silent Auction Chair
478-1906
Ginni De Thomas, Silent Auction Co-Chair
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Basket Committee
The basket committee is searching for a few
good donations. We are accepting items that
are related to to sewing, quilting. Examples
are as follows: fabrics ( fat quarters work best), quilting books,
patterns and notions that would be used by quilters.
The winning basket group or individual will be treated to a
Carriage Ride and Lunch provided by Empire Carriage! Sounds
like a delightful time to be had with friends or family.
A note about the mini groups. The ladies from Uncommon
Threads have removed themselves from the competition due to
their multiple wins.
Thank you in advance for your generous donations.
Please contact Trish Morris-Plise with any questions at divetropical@yahoo.com
Quilt Show Programs
I would appreciate programs from any Guild shows that you attend
this year. I am always looking for ways to better our own programs.
It is very helpful to see what other Guilds are putting in or leaving
out of their show programs. For example – how many are including
advertising, and if so what kind. How do they list the quilt entries?
Etc.
Thank you in advance to all who bring me programs.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at
530-432-9367.
Lois Hodges
Quilt Show Programs
Quilt Show Set-up and Take Down
Call Ruth Bertaccini if you can help! Many hands make
light work! Ruth 272-7423
QUILT SHOW FLYERS AND
BOOKMARKS…
Quilt Show flyers and bookmarks
are in and will be available for
you to pick up at the March
general meeting. The Quilt Show
publicity team has been working
very hard to prepare packets of
flyers and bookmarks which will
be distributed locally as well as
all over northern California. We
all know though that the best
way to encourage greater
attendance at our show is
through word of mouth and
personal contact. Please pick up
some flyers and bookmarks and
send them along to family,
friends, and neighbors along with
a note to join us for a fun day
at the show. Better yet, hand
one to someone, along with your
personal invitation to join us for
a day of fun and inspiration!
If you are planning to attend
any of the upcoming area quilt
shows scheduled for March and
April and you would be willing to
deliver some of our flyers and
bookmarks for their information
tables please contact me.
Thanks!
Sharon Ellisor,
Quilt Show Publicity Chair.
274-1695
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“Highlights of Guild Positions”
EDUCATION OUTREACH
The Education Outreach Committee was started in 1996 to provide help in local classrooms where
quilt related projects were going on and to make programs available to community organizations as
needed. We began with trunk shows and quickly added hands-on help as needed by teachers. In 1997
the Scrapbaggers mini group “adopted” us and made many beautiful quilts for our trunk. That year
Guild member Donna Foote wrote an original play for us titled “Road to California” which we have
presented to third, fourth and fifth graders. Pine Tree Players, under the direction of Joy Waggener,
perform the play in costume, tell about their trip across the plains, the wonderful things they saw, and
show their quilt blocks made to record the great adventure. The play is followed by a trunk show. Our
Guild March Mixer will include a performance of the play and display of all the things we make
available to the classrooms.
Robin Mello has taken on the classroom project part of the committee’s work, along with her faithful
group of helpers who go into schools with their machines and their patience to help children make
pillows, wall hangings, quilts and flags. Robin will provide a display of their work at the mixer.
Carolyn Christensen is in charge of a large box of children’s books and teacher materials related to
quilting which can be checked out by any classroom for a two week period. The trunk show, play,
books and classroom projects are often all used together to provide a solid addition to social studies, art
or math curriculum.
In addition to helping children learn about the history and art of quilting, we are often asked to go to
assisted living facilities, church groups, or other community groups needing an interesting program.
We not only educate but also provide good PR for the Guild!
We hope you will enjoy our play and displays at the Mixer.
Margaret Boothby, Joy Waggener and Robin Mello
Education Outreach
Guild Challenge
Guild Challenge quilts are due at the March Guild meeting. Please bring your challenge quilt a lile early. We will be
taking in quilts from 5:50 to 6:30. Please print the name of the quilt, your color, shape and noun on a piece of
paper and pin it the to the front boom right corner of your quilt. NO names please. We will sign in your quilt and
it will be hung for viewing and voting. Quilt may be picked up at the end of the meeting. Ribbons will be awarded in
the following categories. 1) Best Use Of Theme; 2) Best Appliqué; 3) Best Art; 4) Most Humorous; 5) Favorite
Quilt.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at 530-432-9367.
Lois Hodges
Guild Challenge Chair
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Community Services and Drop In and Sew
March Mixer Special! ! ! There will be a drawing for two gift bags. Donate one-quarter yard of fabric and receive one
ticket, donate one yard of fabric and receive five tickets.
CS and Nevada County Reads and Writes met to discuss a book themed quilt. There was not enough time for us to make
this happen this year however they are looking for volunteers for their March 21 “Craft In” event – they need people to
provide help and advice on sewing, knitting, crocheting. The event will be held at the Madelyn Helling Library, 11:00 –
4:00. If you want to help out let me know and I will pass the word on to the event organizer.
CS quilts are not made just for the December distribution. If you know anyone who needs a quilt, we distribute throughout
the year. CS and DIS meet on Thursday, March 20, at the Seventh Day Adventist Church, Grass Valley, 9:00 – 3:00; 2014
calendar dates below. We will be working on a variety of easy quilts, assembling quilt kits, matching tops to backs, and
working on the baby quilts for Nicaragua and the graduation quilts for foster youth. I have received a few for both
programs so please let me know if you are also working on one. Small and large quilt tops are also available for you to
practice your free motion quilting – stitch in the ditch, sew from corner to corner, stipple, meander, or whatever you want
to try. Let me know – I will bring quilts to guild meeting, meet you, or you can work on one at Community Services.
Community Services continues to make good use of your donations of scrap batting, thread, plastic zipper bags, and
fabric. All of these items go into making or storing quilts.
Please join us for an hour or for the day – we have a project to fit your time constraints.
Remember – chocolate, homemade cookies, coffee, tea, hot cocoa, and lots of fun and
laughter. Do bring a lunch or a snack. If you cannot attend CS but would like to help, please
contact me. No need to bring supplies – we also have sewing machines, rulers and rotary
cutters, fabric, and thread.
2014 Community Service Dates
March 20
April 17
July 17
August 21
October 16
November 20
May 15
June TBA
September 18
December NO MEETING
Thanks,
Marjorie McConnell
Affiliates 2014
Ben Franklin Crafts
598 Sutton Way, GV
Christine Barnes Designs
208 Mill St. GV
Deby’s Sierra Sewing
245 E. Main St. GV
Fat Lady Singing
14392 Lake Wildwood Dr. PV
Howell’s Sewing & Vacuum
13555 Bowman Rd. AUburn
Precision Quiltworks
18251 Starduster Dr. NC
Sandra Bruce Creative Long Arm Quilting
116 W. Main St. 5B GV
Sheri Bahr
16795 Alice Way GV
Star Designs Longarm Quilting
10290 Shekinah Hill Rd. NC
Sugar Pine Quilt Shop
452-A S. Auburn St. GV
Sun Forest Quilts
13745 Sun Forest Dr. PV
Susie Hardy Designs
219 Drummond NC
273-1348
273-3970
274-7906
432-1646
885-9624
432-9595
477-1909
477-8786
478-1212
272-5308
432-9461
478-0223
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HOME WORKSHOPS
We are excited to have Home Workshops within our guild. These workshops, (classes) will be offered
on the third Thursday of each month at the Seventh Day Adventist Church. We will be sharing this
space with our Community Service. These workshops are to give members the opportunity to share
skills with one another, to get to know each other and to have fun! There will be a chance to sign-up for the
workshop at each meeting with samples as to what the class that month will be and who will be teaching.
We are looking for members to share their technique or special pattern with others.
If you are willing to do that please contact Betty Maddox or Eleanor Sagely.
Home Workshop for March 20th
How to Envelope a Quilt
Taught by Ina Gibson
Thursday, March 20th 9:30 - 3
Ina will be sharing her technique to Envelope a Quilt at this class. For this class we will furnish kits that
have a small pre-printed panel, the backing and the batting for the quilt. These supplies came out of
Community Service, so when the quilts are finished, they will go back to CS for their donations in the
community. You MUST SIGN- UP for the class ! And receive a supply list. We have room for 15 and have
that many kits. If you sign up and can not attend please let us know so we can give your space to some on
the waiting list. Even if you know how to make an Envelope Quilt, come join us for a FUN learning
experience with Ina.
Look forward to seeing you!
Betty
Any questions contact: Betty Maddox: 273-7698
April Program!
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or Eleanor Sagely: 272-7698
Sandra Bruce
Our own Sandra Bruce is the April speaker. During her presentation she will
share her background and work, as well as an overview of her process called
“Material Matrix”, explaining how it all comes together using color, design,
composition and serendipity!
Workshop: April 9th!
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Hwy 174 8:30AM
In this workshop, Sandra has students use a photo, which she supplies, to experience and learn her
Material Matrix process. The class is about the process, and all will be following the steps along
with her. Some of the points covered include: What makes a good photo for a quilt; How to
interpret a photo using a grid; value and color; curved piecing; using a mix of prints and solids;
and ideas about quilting. The class is about the process, and her goal is to have each student
leave the class confident that they will be able to finish her quilt and go on to more complicated
images. The supply list is short and sweet!
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PTQG 2014 Board
Executive Board:
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Committee Chairpersons:
Binders
Community Service/Drop in
Computer Records
Education Outreach
Equipment
Finance/Audit/Budget
Guild Challenge
Historian
Holiday Challenge
Hospitality/Mentor
Gala/Jamboree
Junior Quilters
Library
Meeting Set-up
Membership
Mini Groups
Mystery Gifts
Mystery Quilt
NCQC
Newsletter
Opportunity Quilt 2014 Market
Opportunity Quilt 2015
Patchwork Star
Programs
2014
March Mixer
July Picnic
Holiday Program
Publicity
Quarter Yard Club
Quilt Show 2014
Speaker Workshops
Scholarship
Share and Care
Show and Tell
Home Workshop/Skill Building
Treasure Table
Web Liaison
Anne Wilson
Kate Grant
Sue Robertson
Karen Mitchell
274-1290
205-9027
265-0447
273-1620
awilson@svn.net
ksgrantgv@gmail.com
arleneandsue@att.net
bkmitchell@yubadigital.com
Kris Cook
Marjorie McConnell
Ardy Tobin
Margaret Boothby
Robin Mello
Mary Serpa
Carol Riddles
Karle deProsse
Lois Hodges
Ruth Bertaccini
Frances O'Brien
Phyllis Brodie
Joan Mosley
Dianne Rockwell
Robin Mello
Molly Cook
The Cook Family
Kris Cook
Nancyan Tracy
Leona Foster
Clairie Carter
Carmen Crow
Rachella Beeks
Frances O'Brien
Judy Vaughn
Sue Miller
Lorna Straka
Ingrid Cattaneo
Jeannie Ferguson
Judy Vaughn
Ruth Bertaccini
Joan Mosley
Nancyan Tracy
Marjorie McConnell
Joy Waggener
Marilyn Engelking
Cheryl Klein
Barbara Ceresa
Joan Mosley
Kathleen Stanley
Pat Gillings
Carol Gates
Joy Waggener
Marilyn Engelking
Betty Maddox
Eleanor Sagely
Sharon Kreiss
Lettie Lewis
Ardy Tobin
346-2665
265-9787
575-8433
273-0186
274-8558
274-7033
478-1906
274-1423
432-9423
272-7423
273-1972
273-0372
477-5117
432-9198
274-8558
477-1014
477-1014
346-2665
432-0539
432-5622
271-5986
273-5134
432-8382
273-1972
477-2123
271-2270
273-2327
205-9380
272-7349
477-2123
272-7423
477-5117
432-0539
265-9787
265-3507
268-9205
432-1492
432-9461
477-5117
346-1415
432-8159
273-9359
265-3507
268-9205
273-6589
272-7698
292-3526
432-3790
575-8433
knkcook@hughes.net
maggie2@sonic.net
ardyt@comcast.net
daleboothby@comcast.net
robinmello@jps.net
serpalivinez@yahoo.com
sewmifugotm@gmail.com
abacus@sbbmail.com
loishodges71@yahoo.com
ruthdb@sbcglobal.net
francesobrien523@gmail.com
thebrodies@att.net
sjmosley4@comcast.net
diannmkpv@aol.com
robinmello@jps.net
thecooks777@yahoo.com
thecooks777@yahoo.com
knkcook@hughes.net
ntracyd@sbcglobal.net
leonafoster39@yahoo.com
clairie@sbcglobal.net
clyde-carmen@att.net
rachellabeeks@yahoo.com
francesobrien523@gmail.com
tuttifrutty2009@live.com
sierrasue@me.com
lornasattic@gmail.com
sewingrid@comcast.net
fergiefrogquilt@comcast.net
tuttifrutty2009@live.com
ruthdb@sbcglobal.net
sjmosley4@comcast.net
ntracyd@sbcglobal.net
maggie2@sonic.net
joy@cinesys.com
qltnzfun@att.net
cherylrk6@gmail.com
bbceresa@yahoo.com
sjmosley4@comcast.net
kathleens@nccn.net
gillingspat@aol.com
carol_1946_gates@sbcglobal.net
joy@cinesys.com
qltnzfun@att.net
cbmaddox50@att.net
quiltbug67@yahoo.com
sher-gale@hotmail.com
lettielew@gmail.com
ardyt@comcast.net
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Happy Anniversary!
Mary Serpa
Lynda Lasich
Kathleen Stanley
Ingrid Cattaneo
Bonnie Lattin-Hensel
Chris Parks
Dee Dee Brownell
Carey Daly
Bess Russ
Billie Miller
Meegan Toro
Pinky Phillips-Gardner
Mary Lou Gilbert
Jan Christensen
Sharon Alves
Marsha McMullen
Mildred Folda
Margaret Boothby
Carol Gates
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Lorna & John Straka
Jeanne & Ed Pincha-Tulley
Caryl & Doug Fairful
Jeanie & Ed Ferguson
Susan & Steve Millard Weller
Kris & Ken Cook
Do You Know?
Does anyone know where the stool with the back is? It
belongs to the Guild and is missing. Please let Connie
Ferrao 432-2629 or Anne Wilson 274-1290 know if
you have any clues to its location!
Share and Care
Do you know someone in the Guild who is under the weather and can use some cheering? Whether it is illness,
surgery, or loss of a loved one, please let me know so an appropriate card can be sent. Thanks.......
Carol Gates
Share and Care Chairperson
carol_1946_gates@sbcglobal.net
273-9359
Quilt Shows And Events
March 1-2, 2014
Manteca Quilt & Doll Show
M.R.P.S. Hall, 133 N Grand St, Manteca,
CA 95336
For info, Julie (209) 825-4832
March 14-15, 2014
Carol Taylor at Sugar Pine Quilt Shop
www.sugarpinequiltshop.com
452 S Auburn St, Grass Valley, CA 95945
(530) 272-5308 or
info@sugarpinequiltshop.com
March 20-22, 2014
Quilt, Craft & Sewing Festival
Cal Expo/State Fairgrounds
1600 Exposition Blvd, Sacramento, CA 95815
Admission $10 for 3-Day Pass – Hours: 10am-5pm
www.quiltcraftsew.com
March 5-9, 2014
Quilter's March Madness Shop Hop - 14 shops
Northern California
www.quiltersmarchmadness.com
March 22-23
Foothill Quilters’ Guild Quilt Show
Gold Country Fairgrounds, Auburn, CA
$7 entry fee
http://www.foothillquilters.org/quiltshow.html
March 22-23, 2014
11th Annual Quilt Show
Vintage House Senior Center
264 1st St E, Sonoma, CA 95476
www.sonomaquilt.webs.com
Our next meeting is March 4th at 6:30PM.
Grass Valley Charter School, Grass Valley
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PTQG Information
The Pine Tree Quilt Guild of Nevada County
Send address changes and corrections to:
PTQG Computer Records
P.O. Box 3133, Grass Valley, CA 95945
or contact Computer Records
Ardy, 575-8433
Mail membership forms and dues to:
PTQG Membership
P.O.Box 3133
Grass Valley, CA 95945
Submit newsletter articles to:
Sue Miller, PTQG Newsletter Editor
sassysue4246@gmail.com
11255 Banner Mine Way
Nevada City, CA 95959
530-271-2270
Newsletter Deadline: 5:00 p.m. the Saturday
immediately following the PTQ Guild’s Board
Meeting on the second Thursday of the month
See our web page for membership forms and information:.
http://www.pinetreequiltguild.com