November 2015 News & Views

 November 2015 

      President's Message


     I found I could say things with color and shapes that I couldn't say any other way
                                        - things I had no words for.

                                                                             Georgia O'Keefe

Patchwork Pines from Antique Geometrics

Check out these two sites.  One is a site for quilt blocks, the other is about women's art.

click here_-->  Antique Geometrics
click here_-->  Early Women Masters

Thanks to you all 
for the joy and friendship you give me.  
                                                     Love, Kathy


From Our  
November 5, 2015 Meeting

Welcome Guests

Welcome, Sally Glenn.  Hello, Sonia Ricoy from Santa Barbara!

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Sunshine & SOUP 

Gayle Gentile Royal/Mary McDevitt 

Victoria Plesa is recovering from her pneumonia. 

Janet Self reports her follow up has all been positive and she thanks us for our prayers and good wishes.

You can see for yourself when she is at QCM Friday November 13.

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Quilt @ My House

Carole Beigle

Marie Centeno and Marge Arroyo

When: Thursday November 12, 10 to 2
Where: Marie Centeno's house
Who: Marie and Margaret are making lunch so RSVP with Marie.
What: Bring Food for the Food Bank

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 Refreshments        Fran Burras

              Sonia Ricoy and Bettina Chavez gave us plenty.

Yum.

Next month is the Scrappers Christmas Potluck.
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 Comfort Zone 
Carol Wiersma & Felicity Watson  
We Did It Again!

The Pine Mountain Scrappers made 100 + 3 quilts and 98 + more pillow case tote bags for this year's Comfort Zone.  We also have 52 pairs of knit slippers, 133 pairs of socks and 
over 75 pieces of new underwear.  
Carole Beigle made clothes for 5 Cabbage Patch dolls.

The guild received Comfort Zone donations:
Brand new Beanie Babies 
from Maggie Reese

$100 worth of socks and underwear from the Pine Mountain Knitting Guild
in addition to the above.

$75 from Elaine Goodchild 
via Mary Tondreau

and Sally Glenn made many of the tote bags!  
She and Felicity worked together on a number of quilts 
as well.
Kay Anderson has donated fabric and notions to Comfort Zone from her shop throughout the years.  
Thanks to the anonymous donors who drop off quilting supplies to the Pool Pavilion for us.
And a standing ovation for Carol and Felicity for organizing and inspiring us so we could reach our goal!

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