September 14th 6:30 PM
(doors open at 6:00 PM)
Lecture - Looking great, Dresden Plate
“It’s not what your guild can do for you, it’s what you can do for your guild.”
David Taylor
Hello Quilters!
We have some exciting things coming up this fall at Seabreeze! Our Board Meetings have been very productive, and the ideas just keep flowing. Several people have stepped up to be in charge of some things that were in need of leadership and planning has started on those.
We are hosting Michelle Banton of Little Pup Designs at our September meeting and she will be speaking on the 100 year old Dresden plate block. You don’t want to miss this, and you might want to bring a friend or two.
Our retreat is right around the corner at the Franciscan Guest House in Kennebunk, Maine. We check in on Thursday, September 16th and will be there for 4 fun filled days. I can’t wait as it has been two years since I have been on a quilt retreat. I know Terri Gelinas has some surprises up her sleeve to keep things interesting.
Kerin Ferrin has volunteered to head up our first “Guild Block Swap” and I think you will all be impressed at how thorough Kerin has been in her instructions and how much fun it will be to make your blocks.
We also have our first workshop of the year coming up in October. Terri Gelinas has a really interesting quilt pattern for us to make and her workshops are always educational.
Susan Webster has seamlessly taken over the newsletter from Linda George and has come up with some new categories to add every month. Check it out!
I am so very happy at how great the guild is coming back together after such a long stretch during the pandemic. I am hoping that even more members will start attending meetings as I miss those who haven’t come back yet. We are a wonderful, talented group of generous women and together we make the guild a success.
See you soon – Jane Shouse
We have some exciting things coming up this fall at Seabreeze! Our Board Meetings have been very productive, and the ideas just keep flowing. Several people have stepped up to be in charge of some things that were in need of leadership and planning has started on those.
We are hosting Michelle Banton of Little Pup Designs at our September meeting and she will be speaking on the 100 year old Dresden plate block. You don’t want to miss this, and you might want to bring a friend or two.
Our retreat is right around the corner at the Franciscan Guest House in Kennebunk, Maine. We check in on Thursday, September 16th and will be there for 4 fun filled days. I can’t wait as it has been two years since I have been on a quilt retreat. I know Terri Gelinas has some surprises up her sleeve to keep things interesting.
Kerin Ferrin has volunteered to head up our first “Guild Block Swap” and I think you will all be impressed at how thorough Kerin has been in her instructions and how much fun it will be to make your blocks.
We also have our first workshop of the year coming up in October. Terri Gelinas has a really interesting quilt pattern for us to make and her workshops are always educational.
Susan Webster has seamlessly taken over the newsletter from Linda George and has come up with some new categories to add every month. Check it out!
I am so very happy at how great the guild is coming back together after such a long stretch during the pandemic. I am hoping that even more members will start attending meetings as I miss those who haven’t come back yet. We are a wonderful, talented group of generous women and together we make the guild a success.
See you soon – Jane Shouse
Seabreeze Quilt Guild works to bring together people who appreciate quilts and quilting.
We meet on the second Tuesday of every month from 7 pm to approximately 9 pm at the Senior Citizens Center on Court Street in Exeter, NH. (map) Check out our calendar and join us for a meeting!
We meet on the second Tuesday of every month from 7 pm to approximately 9 pm at the Senior Citizens Center on Court Street in Exeter, NH. (map) Check out our calendar and join us for a meeting!
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