January Sew Day and Meeting
Our first sew day and meeting is on Sunday, January 26 from ~9 a.m. to 6 p.m. with a meeting at 2 p.m. We will have with a special guest, Linda, who will speak about her journey making bags and share examples of what she’s made along with discussions of materials, tips, tools, and tricks. We are excited for her to join us!
Meeting Agenda:
- Icebreaker
- Announcements
- Communications Position Open
- Fall Workshop
- Ideas for the year
- Education – Bag Making with special guest, Linda
- Book, Blog, or Bolt – We all want to know what new and interesting things YOU know about.
- Show & Tell – Show us what you’ve made and your works in progress.
Membership Renewal
Membership renewal will go until February 28, 2020, to ensure no interruption of your online access to the MQG website. Don’t forget to check on the many patterns, webinars, and articles available for members. The yearly membership of $60 provides you with four sew days, monthly educational meetings (except for the summer) for you to grow and share, online access to the MQG website, deals and discounts, swaps, QuiltCon access, and access to special events. Feel free to bring cheques or cash to the upcoming meetings in January or February or contact Bev to make arrangements for payment (bev.murray.drew@gmail.com). If renewal is not received by the deadline, your access online will be removed.
Fall Workshop
We are super excited to bring Libs Elliott to Saskatoon for a trunk show on September 18, 2020, and workshop on September 19, 2020! She is a Canadian modern quilter who has completed numerous commissioned quilts, patterns using computer-generated randomness and is a fabric designer. Members will have first access and discounted pricing to the trunk show and workshop. We are still working on the details and will need your input on the workshop choice – so stay tuned.
Wanted – Communications Volunteer
We are looking for someone to help out with website updates, email communications, and social media updates. If you are interested in learning about these we can teach you so you are set up for success. Many hands make for light work. Please contact the guild (saskatoonmqg@gmail.com) or reach out to Donna or Charlene if you have questions about this opportunity to grow and contribute.
I hope I’m not too late. I can make it to the sew day on Sunday.
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