Boundary Bay Quilters’ Guild Newsletter – June 2011 The BBQG meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 7 PM, September through June in the Sacred Heart Parish Gymnasium, 3900 Arthur Drive, Ladner (Delta), BC www.boundarybayquiltersguild.ca Boundary Bay Quilters’ Guild Mission Statement Our guild aims to provide opportunities which encourage our members in their love of quilting through workshops, demonstrations, guest speakers and small groups. We hope to inspire creativity, learning and friendships among our members; also to provide outreach where help is needed in the community.

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE We have had a fine year in the guild this year, lots of wonderful and creative quilts by so many of our members. I would like to welcome Sjannon, Matthew, Joan, Ruth, and Anne to the executive, and to thank them for taking these jobs on behalf of the membership. I would also like to say thank you again to outgoing executive members, Eileen, Kathleen, Margita, and Shirley. Have a terrific summer everyone, it is a great time to try sun printing fabric! Pat Nelson

VICE-PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Well, another quilting guild year has come to an end and oh, all the wonderful things we saw and experienced and learned. I don't know about all of you but my "wanting to do" far out does my "time to do". May some, if not all of you accomplish some of the "wants" this summer. If I see you at summer events, great, if not I'll see you in September. Shirley Fedoruk

THE 2011/2012 EXECUTIVE If you have any questions or concerns regarding the guild, please feel free to contact any of the following guild executive. Position

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President Pat Nelson 604-594-4517 [email protected] Vice Pres Shirley Fedoruk 604-313-9039 [email protected] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Advertising Donna Picard 604-946-0115 [email protected] Block of the Month Stella MacDonald 604-946-6573 [email protected] Charity Baby Quilts Dawn Fielden 604-948-0692 [email protected] Coffee & Tea Break Jeanne Ryan 604-946-9982 [email protected] D.O.V.E. Bags Shirley Square-Briggs 604-275-9036 [email protected] Finally Finished Fund Dawn Wilkins 604-946-4009 [email protected] Library Pat Czuczor 604-943-8802 [email protected]

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COMMITTEE REPORTS  TREASURER’S REPORT We currently have approximately $13,700 in the bank some of which is membership fees for 2011-2012. The full financial report was issued at our AGM held at our May guild meeting. If you have any inquiries, I can be reached at [email protected] Stacey Murton

 ADVERTISING Thanks for the lovely positive response to the Guild's new lanyards. The new plastic badgeholders are a bit snug for our membership cards, but a tiny trim fixes that. Please wear them whenever appropriate, and to promote our fabulous BB Quilters’ Guild website! Any members who missed the hand-out at the March meeting can acquire their lanyard from any Executive member at our June meeting. Hopefully that will cover our current membership. Thereafter each new membership will receive a lanyard when joining the Boundary Bay Quilters’ Guild. Also we have bookmarks and meeting posters available if anyone has a high-traffic bulletin board, eventtable, venue or other such spot to draw interest in our Guild and all its good works. Please contact Donna Picard (email is best) to inquire. Donna Picard

 BLOCK OF THE MONTH Thank you to everyone who joined our BofM this year. We are looking forward to seeing some of the finished projects at the June meeting. Stella McDonald

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 CHARITY BABY QUILTS

Our baby quilt challenge “Who, Who, Who’s Rockin’ The Boat” will reach it’s exciting climax at the June meeting with one lucky member winning a lovely gift. Contest entries must contain an owl, or owls, and/or a boat of some description. It is always so much fun to see how creative we are and what great ideas our membership has translated into fabric As well, we will be doing a random draw for another little giftee from all of the members who have signed the baby quilt book this year. I’ll try and have some new kits available on the 21st, as well. If you are using your own fabric for the baby quilts, but would like some batting or backing, just let me know and we can get some to you. There is usually some available at the meetings, but sometimes we run out. Going forward, Stella and I will be doing this as a joint effort for next year. It will be great to do it as a team and will probably ensure that we’ll have new kits made every month! The executive would like to thank all the members who, this year, donated quilts and baby hats for us to pass along to the Rotary Women’s Auxiliary for their Baby Bundles. We know they go to a good cause. You all deserve a pat on the back and a big hug! Dawn Fielden

 COFFEE & TEA BREAK My thanks to all the members of the guild who have supplied the coffee break with all their wonderful baking….and for supporting our guild. We hope that you will continue to support the coffee break and donate an item when your turn comes up. 604-946-9982 [email protected] Jeanne Ryan

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 D.O.V.E. PROGRAM (Delta Opposes Violence Everywhere) It’s been a great year partnering with Delta Victims Services and they have so appreciated all our donations of bags and toiletries. Our guild has so far supplied them with close to 140 bags and hopefully we will continue supplying them in the future. If you have made bags or have toiletries you wish to donate, please bring them to the next guild meeting and we will drop them off at Delta Victim Services. If you would like the full pattern instructions, just email me at [email protected] or phone 604275-9036. I will also have information available at our guild meetings. If you would like more information on the D.O.V.E. program visit their website at www.deltassist.com/dove.html. Thank you. Shirley Square-Briggs

 FINALLY FINISHED FUN(d)

Are you working on a quilt, have completed a quilt over the summer or planning to make a quilt that must be completed before our June 2011 meeting? For every quilt that is completed and registered and been shown at “Show and Tell”, you pay $2 ($1 for a baby quilt) into the kitty. The prize money will be divided into $100 increments and the winners picked at the June meeting. Registration forms are now available. Please bring exact change. This will be fun. We’ll have great show and tell as we finish as many quilts as we can to get them into the draw. Dawn Wilkins

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TIPS AND TRICKS Change your needle (hand and machine) after each quilt to make sure that it is always sharp and penetrates well. If your thread tangles, try turning the spool around, top to bottom. This often will fix the problem.

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 LIBRARY

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It’s been an interesting year and I’ve enjoyed meeting so many of you over the piles of books. We hope that you’ll take lots of books home this month to enjoy at your leisure, but please remember to renew your membership before you check books out for the summer. We’ll probably be looking for more helpers next year so I may be contacting some of you who have indicated the library as an interest. If you’d like to know more about what that entails, come and see me before the meeting or email me at [email protected] . It’s a great way to see what we’ve got, and you get first dibs as the books come back in. Have a great summer and keep your eye out for anything that we should be adding to our collection. If you can’t make the meeting, please send your books back with a friend. If you can’t arrange that you can email me at [email protected] and I’ll check them out to you for another month to save you the overdue fees. Pat Czucsor

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 Library books are available to MEMBERS ONLY for the period of one month (guild meeting to guild meeting)  A book can be extended for another month if you are not finished with it. Renew it at the next guild meeting or let a librarian know.  Fines are a “LOONIE” per month  Sign out your books before taking it / them away from the library table. Write the next month and year in due back space, your name and your phone number.  If at the end of the meeting you decide not to take it / them, home just return it / them to the library’s drop-off bucket.  A “Suggestion” and “Reservation” book list are located by the sign-out table, please give the librarians your input. Putting your name and date of suggestion will help direct the book to you when it has been purchased, or for reserved books, when it has been returned to the library.  Only the year 2000 or newer books will be accepted for donation. Please sign the inside cover with your name and the date donated. These books are always gratefully received.  Any books or magazines donated from the year 2000 or before will probably be sold at our annual book sale or the Quilt show. PLEASE use discretion with your donations.

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 MARKETPLACE - Up and Coming events  The best way to find out what is in the area of your travels is to check out "Quilters Connection Magazine” at www.quiltersconnection.ca  La Conner Quilt & Textile Museum – 703 South 2nd St, La Conner, WA ph 360-466-4288 www.laconnerquilts.com for more info

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The Quilt Pattern Magazine - You'll find information about submitting patterns, here http://www.quiltpatternmagazine.com/submission.html

 Textile Arts Guild of Richmond - (TAGOR) has just launched its first web site at www.textileartsrichmond.ca  Ongoing to Jan 2012 – exhibit at the Royal Alberta Museum in Edmonton – highlighting over 50 vintage sewing notions including early machines, irons and sewing kits.

 June 10-11, 2011 – Abbotsford Quilters’ Guild – Quilts in the Valley –Tradex Centre 1190 Cornell St, Abbotsford Fri 10-7, Sat 10-5  June 11-12, 2011 - Whistler Valley Quilters’ Guild - Quilts in the Mountains –Whistler Secondary School Alpine Way, Whistler Hours: 9:30 – 5 daily Contact: Sue at [email protected] www.whistlerquilters.com  June 11-12, 2011 – Edmonton & District Quilters’ Guild – Quilted Expressions 2011 – A Journey in Colour For more info contact [email protected]  June 1 - June 30 Outside the Box - Lowell and Sandy Holland's Photo and Fabric Art Exhibition at the Blue Heron Gallery in Pt Roberts, WA –Sandy is a longtime member of BBQG.

 July 2 – 3, 2011 Sunshine Coast Quilters' Guild - Gibson's Recreation Centre Gibsons Sat 10 - 5, Sun 10 - 4 There is a Special Exhibit by Quilters Out of Bounds ( a local quilt art group) and an exhibit by SAQA (Studio Art Quilt Associates), also a Youth Exhibit. We are offering ferry pick up from Langdale for those that don’t want to drive. Lions Gate Quilters Guild may be contacted

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 August 11 - 13, 2011 Fibre Fusion at the Forks - Grand Forks, BC - Spinning, weaving, braiding, quilting, knitting, basketry, sewing, wood carving and rug hooking are included in our workshops. Check out our website - www.fibrefusionattheforks.com  August 26-28, 2011 – Association of Pacific West Quilters (APWQ) Pacific West Quilt Show. Greater Tacoma Convention & Trade Centre, Tacoma, WA www.apwq.org for more info  September 20- October 2, 2011 – Fibre Essence Through The Glass. At Seymour Gallery, North Vancouver - Juried exhibition. Contact [email protected] for more info.  October 22, 2011 9am – 4pm - Chilliwack Quilters’ Guild Quilt Show 2011 Galaxy of Quilts At Chilliwack Alliance Church ‘Gym’ 8700 Young Road - Contact persons: Joyce Clough – 604-794-7869 or Janet Skulsky – 604-858-1717  MEMBERSHIP Current Membership for 2010/2011 is 105. September October November December January

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Average Attendance to date - Members 72 and Guests 6. Remember to sign in so you are eligible for the Door Prize(s) There are handouts for any new members and anyone who did not receive the Guild Lanyard can pick one up at the membership desk. We are accepting new memberships & renewals for the coming year 2011-2012. You can print off the form at the end of this newsletter, fill it in and bring it into the June or September meetings. Patti Bried, Kim English, Dawn Wilkins

 NEWSLETTER A big thank you to everyone for all your encouragement and support over the last 2 years. I’ve enjoyed my time as Newsletter publisher/editor. Everyone brings new ideas to each endeavour and I look forward to seeing next year’s newsletters under the direction of Matt Wheeler. Shirley Square-Briggs

 PROGRAMS As we wind up another quilting year, I think we all enjoyed our speakers and the trunk shows. I have a number of great speakers lined up for 2011 - 2012 and a couple of them have also agreed to do workshops in conjunction with their presentations. All in all, I think next year is going to be very exciting. Kathy Chambers

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 QUILTS OF VALOUR Thank you so much to those of you who have contributed time and fabric for this worthy cause. The quilts are all so unique and reflect the many different styles and patterns of our Guild members. We hear over and over how much comfort Quilts of Valour bring to those Canadian armed forces men and women who have been injured in Afghanistan, and how much they are appreciated. Since last September we have made nearly a dozen quilts, some of which we anticipate will be shown at an upcoming event in Vancouver to honour Afghanistan veterans. I feel so very proud of the Guild and believe that in our way we are showing our appreciation to the sons and daughters, husbands and wives who serve in Afghanistan. We will continue with this project until our troops are withdrawn, and hope that this time comes quickly. If you feel like piecing a Q of V top, let me know! I have maple leaf squares, and coordinating fabric, all ready to go. Maybe you prefer to make a favourite pattern or try a new one (it does not have to be with maple leaf squares) – I have fabric just waiting for your ideas! The following link can help you get the Maple Leaf block pattern should you want one: www.quilterscache.com I can be reached at 604 -943-2678 or [email protected]

Margriet Warren

 SPECIAL EVENTS Summer is almost here (we hope) so the BBQG will again be participating in several community events in July and August. We’ll help Ladner celebrate Canada Day by setting up our tent on Delta Street, and then do a mini-quilt show inside the barn at the Wellbrook Winery’s Summerfest on Saturday, July 16th. Go to http://www.wellbrookwinery.com/specialevents/ for more details about this family-friendly event. We will be looking for quilts to hang at the show, so will send out an e-mail blast closer to this event. Sunday, August 21 will find us at the Ladner Quilt and Car Show. We will have a sign up sheet for that event at the June meeting. Helping with these events is always fun and is a good way to get to know some of your fellow members better. The ball has started rolling for our quilt show in the fall of 2012. We will be having our first “Blue Skies” meeting at 7 pm on Monday, June 27th at 835 Eden Crescent in Tsawwassen. Any member interested in any aspect of the show is more than welcome to attend. The more ideas and input we have, the better our next quilt show will be. Dawn Fielden

 SUNSHINE CLUB We have sent out several cards of support recently. For new members, the Sunshine Club sends out cards to members who are sick, or who have sick family members, bereavement cards etc. If you know of someone who needs a card of encouragement from BBQG, please let me know. I can be reached at 604 943-2678 or [email protected] Margriet Warren

 WEBSITE www.boundarybayquiltersguild.ca The website is working out very well. The member registration form for 2011-2012 is on line for you to print and fill out for June or September's meeting. Still working out the kinks for Show and Tell pictures. Please let me know if there is anything you would like to see on the website Liz Tius

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 WORKSHOPS AND SPECIAL EVENTS Another fun and productive year has flown by and we have so enjoyed organizing the monthly workshops led by creative and inspiring quilters. With our excursion to Westshore Guild’s Show in March, Quilt ‘til you Wilt evenings and Drop-in sewing days we have tried to offer something for everyone. Getting to know so many of you through these activities has been our greatest pleasure. We have lots planned for the coming months and welcome you to continue to share your great ideas for future classes with Joan and Ruth who will be taking over this role in September. Guild workshops take place in the Sacred Heart Clubhouse; follow the lane past the gymnasium where our meetings are held – the Clubhouse is at the end of the lane on the right. Workshops begin at 10 a.m. and end at 4 p.m. The doors will be open by 9:30 a.m. to enable everyone to set up and be ready to go by 10. Bring a lunch and a mug, and an extension cord! Coffee and tea are provided. We thank you for helping to set-up in the morning, and to dismantle and vacuum the classroom at the end of the day. June 12 – Quilters Playdate – Jelly Roll Races and Clothesline Bags – come play with us! You can make one or both projects. You’ll need one or two Jelly Rolls or Bali Bops, coordinating thread and your sewing machine for either project. If making the bag you will also need 100 - 150 feet of 3/16” to 7/32” cotton clothesline . $5 reserves your spot. June 18 – Double Wedding Ring Quilt – Bonnie Hwang is back to lead and inspire us. This quilt is full of colour, curves and creativity! $50 – includes pattern. July 9 – Quilters Playdate – Jelly Roll Races and Clothesline Bags – see June 12 above! September 17 – Machine Quilting Workshop – No more excuses! This is the year we all learn to machine quilt! Lynn Fanthorpe (our January speaker) will assist us all in becoming comfortable and creative with our machines. $15 October 15 – Machine Quilting Workshop – if you can’t make the September date, then this is your class! Led by our very own team of mentors: Jane, Doreen, Stacey, Dawn and Stella. $15 November 15 – Ferns, Flowers and Other Follies with Pippa Moore. You will be introduced to the amazing design motifs of the Art Deco and Art Nouveau periods and will design your own unique wallhanging. $40. Eileen Currie & Kathleen Tregaskes

 MISCELLANEOUS  IODE BOUNDARY BAY FUNDRAISERS WEDNESDAY JUNE 8TH - FABRIC SALE 10 AM – 2 PM 4939 1ST AVE, TSAWWASSEN Upholstery/decorator fabrics $5.00 per metre Added bonus at this event only – quality wholesale jewellery by Queen of Pearls SATURDAY JUNE 11TH – GARAGE SALE 9 AM – 1 PM 4939 1ST AVE TSAWWASSEN Fabric plus a whole lot more! ALL FUNDS RAISED FOR THESE EVENTS GO TO CHARITY! Inquiries e-mail: [email protected]

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 THE ALBERTA QUILT PROJECT The Western Canadian History Program at the Royal Alberta Museum is embarking on an Alberta Craft Research Initiative to document the material culture of craft production within the Alberta context. This research project will address the history of craft development in the areas of studio pottery, hand weaving and quilting. The Alberta Quilt Project, a component of this research initiative, will look at contemporary quilts made in Alberta over the last 25 years and heritage quilts made in Alberta or brought by immigrants to Alberta. Firstly, we are calling all Alberta guilds, groups and/or individuals to help us document today's quilting history by completing a survey questionnaire. In order to truly capture Alberta quilters today, it is necessary that as many quilters as possible participate in the survey. As we proceed with the Alberta Quilt Project, we hope that our research will help us tell the Alberta quilting story. Secondly, we wish to continue to document heritage quilts made in Alberta. Our goal is to document and photograph quilts found in regional museums as well as in private collections throughout Alberta. We have been invited to participate in the Quilt Index, a partnership of the Michigan State University Museum, the Alliance for American Quilts, and MATRIX: The Center for Humane Arts, Letters and Social Sciences Online. The Quilt Index is an online database of thousands of quilts, utilized by quilt scholars and enthusiasts around the world. At this point only quilts from U.S. institutions are available online. Once we have identified quilts that contribute to the Alberta quilting story, we can include them in the Quilt Index along with the Royal Alberta Museum's quilt collection. If you own a heritage quilt made in Alberta, it may be a good candidate for the Quilt Index. Once we collect our research data from the regional museums and the quilting guilds, groups, and individuals throughout Alberta and analyse the data, we will schedule yearly outings to various parts of Alberta to photograph and document quilts that are unique to Alberta's history. Be a part of Alberta's history today. For further information you can contact Lucie Heins at [email protected]

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Lapel Stick has been featured and endorsed by a number of blogs, quilting enthusiasts, and Instructors resulting in overwhelming feedback and interest from readers – currently featured in the Quilters Connection magazine, Craft Gossip, and the Quilting Gallery. Please visit http://www.lapelstick.com/contact/in-the-media to see some of the latest article and reviews. And, just today three new videos demonstrating quilting tips using Lapel Stick were posted at http://www.youtube.com/thelapelstick

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Mates Uniforms - We are open Mon-Thur 95:30, Fri 9-5, Sat 10-5

 FOR SALE – JANOME 8000 SEWING MACHINE AND CABINET The machine is a Janome 8000 in perfect working order, complete with a walking foot for quilting, embroidery attachment and embroidery designs disks, many rolls of thread and other sewing materials too numerous to list here. This Janome was built in Japan, and is of superior quality to many machines which are today being manufactured in China or elsewhere. Quilting books and designs will be included in the sale. Asking price $1850. Contact information: Stan Goldman: 604-266-0902 Cell: 778-862-0901

 This is to inform all members that the BBQG has an email address at [email protected] – password “9patch”. Guild members are invited to check out the emails for additional information regarding upcoming quilt shows, etc that may be of interest to you. Please do not respond to any of these emails.

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Name Tag Coffee / Tea Mug Cheque Book and cash for the 50/50 draw and workshop registrations and the book sale D.O.V.E. cloth bags

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Boundary Bay Quilters Guild Membership Form 2010 / 2011 PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY Date _______________________________ Renewal ___________ New Member ___________ First Name _______________________ Last Name __________________________________ Address ____________________________________________________________________ City _______________________________________ Postal Code _______________________ Hm Ph: ________________ Cell Ph: ______________E-Mail ___________________________ I understand that I am expected to contribute at least two hours this year to volunteer activities for the guild. I am willing to help with: Library____ Membership ____ Newsletter ____ Programs ____ Classes____ Web Site ____ Workshops ____ Marketplace ____ Sunshine Committee ____ Advertising ____ Show and Tell ____ Block of the Month ____ Billet Speakers or Teachers____ Executive Positions: President____, Vice President____, Treasurer____, Secretary____ Collection of Personal Information In accordance with the Personal Information Protection Act of British Columbia, any personal information collected or requested on this membership registration form will be used by the Boundary Bay Quilters’ Guild only for the purposes of: a) Maintaining a list of members of the guild. This list is made available to other members of the guild. b) Maintaining a membership list to be given out to guild executive committee members and volunteers, and to other members of the guild, as deemed reasonable and/or necessary by the Membership Committee. I CONSENT to my personal information appearing on the membership list as described above in: a) YES ______

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