The May newsletter is now available.
Missing any back issues? Want to see what we were up to in the recent past. Newsletters back to 2012 are available on our Newsletter page.
The May newsletter is now available.
Missing any back issues? Want to see what we were up to in the recent past. Newsletters back to 2012 are available on our Newsletter page.
Everyone that did the Mystery Quilt (finished or just the top) please bring them to the June meeting.
Thanks, Sharon C (Sam)
The April newsletter is now available.
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From Ellen Adalman – please respond to her directly if you are interested. Her info is in our membership booklet and also on the Members Only section of our website.
I read an article about the 19th Cenutry Patchwork Divas. They make miniature (and regular) quilts in the style of the 19th century. They choose that time period for their interest in history as well as the fact that each quarter of the 1800’s has its own look (pre-Civil War, Civil War, Westward Expansion/Prairie , Victorian, Baltimore). I thought it would be fun to have a miniature group to create these historic quilts. The appeal of small quilts is they can be finished in a reasonable amount of time.
Once I see if there is any interest, we can decide if we want each person to create their own quilt or do a block exchange. We would also need to agree as to when, how often ( I was thinking monthly) and where we should meet. We can miniaturize patterns or we can work from a book
( for example, Kathleen Tracy’s Civil War Doll Quilts or Prairie Doll Quilts). I am open to your ideas, So…if this sounds like something of interest to you, please contact me at Nelle@yahoo.com.
The March newsletter is now available.
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Thanks to Sharon L for sharing this:
1 Cup Vodka (the cheap stuff is just fine)
1 Cup Liquid Starch
1 Gallon Distilled Water
You can add scent if you want.
Mix thoroughly and put in spray bottles to mist on your fabric.
Fidget Placemats – Charity Project for 2019
Here is the link to the instructions. Any made by the Wiltwyck members will be donated to Northeast Center for Rehab in Kingston.