Wednesday, October 2, 2019

Club Notes Oct 2, 2019

This morning Pat Pipa and I attended the fall meeting of Villages Club Leaders. There are now 3,100 clubs in The Villages!!

After the meeting I lined up to sign our room permit for 2020.  I was pleasantly surprised to learn that the recreation department has found a way to approve our room reservation for all but 3 weeks this winter. We no longer have to meet only every other week during the winter.  We will have to break for 3 weeks from Dec 25 through Jan 8 and we have 1 week in March that we won't have a room, but other than that we can meet every week.  We still have to switch rooms for Jan, Feb & March, but we will still be at El Santiago.  

I've posted the schedule at the bottom of this email.  You will see there are lots of openings for project ideas. If you have something to show or something you'd like to see demoed, please let me know.

On another note, the Creative Quilter's Market will be held at Savannah this Saturday, 8:30 AM - 12:00 PM.  We encourage everyone to stop by and see what they are selling. 

Show and Tell:



Diane Placek took the dinosaur pattern from Pinterest and enlarged it to a reasonable size. This will be a great addition to our toys for the kids at the hospital.




Bev Minnerly and B.J. Herter showed scarves with kitchen towels attached.  This is a great way to have towels handy while you are cooking.  (I'm wondering if the ends could be potholders?)  We are hoping for a demo in the future.





B.J. Herter also made a fun Flip-Flop pillow as a gift and finished a candy corn table topper.






Charlotte Cecilio made more coordinated red, white and blue dryer sheet blocks.



Mic Pickard finished some candy zipper bags, a Halloween table mat, and some frogs. She found a new way to do the eyes, with french knots.














Pat Pipa showed the candy zipper bag she finished.






Lu Karatzas made 2 memory pillows for Eileen DiSanto from her husband's shirts.




I finished a couple of candy zipper bags, a pop-up basket, and a charity quilt.






I also finished 2 Cornerstone Hospice quilts that Charlotte and I laid out a few weeks ago.



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Today's demo was a simple one on how to make a carrier bag for a full size umbrella. 

After the demo, several ladies took to the ironing boards to press and sort some of the fabric from our donation stash.  Several other ladies helped me sort the 6.5 inch blocks by color family and lay out the brown blocks for a quilt design.  I took the blocks home to add to my UFO project pile. 

Next week I will show you how to make a loyalty card holder.

See you next week.

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Project Schedule as of today

Date Project Leader Room
02-Oct-19 Umbrella Carrier Lois Rose El Santiago, Hula Lounge
09-Oct-19 Loyalty/Credit Card Holder Lois Rose El Santiago, Hula Lounge
16-Oct-19 Stuffed Toys Ellen Hein El Santiago, Hula Lounge
23-Oct-19 Charity Projects Lois Rose El Santiago, Hula Lounge
30-Oct-19 Halloween Pot Luck El Santiago, Hula Lounge
06-Nov-19 Collage B.J. Herter El Santiago, Hula Lounge
13-Nov-19 Mat Carrier/Ironing pad Donna Rissman El Santiago, Hula Lounge
20-Nov-19 Charity Projects Lois Rose El Santiago, Hula Lounge
27-Nov-19 No Meeting
04-Dec-19 Christmas Mug Rugs Lois Rose El Santiago, Hula Lounge
11-Dec-19 Holiday Pot Luck El Santiago, Hula Lounge
18-Dec-19 Match-it-up Blocks Lois Rose El Santiago, Hula Lounge
25-Dec-19 No Meeting
01-Jan-20 No Meeting
08-Jan-20 No Meeting
15-Jan-20 Neck Pillow Lois Rose El Santiago, Beach Club
22-Jan-20 El Santiago, Beach Club
29-Jan-20 El Santiago, Beach Club
05-Feb-20 El Santiago, Beach Club
12-Jan-20 El Santiago, Beach Club
19-Feb-20 El Santiago, Beach Club
26-Feb-20 El Santiago, Beach Club
04-Mar-20 El Santiago, Beach Club
11-Mar-20 El Santiago, Beach Club
18-Mar-20 No Meeting
25-Mar-20 El Santiago, Beach Club
01-Apr-20 El Santiago, Hula Lounge
08-Apr-20 El Santiago, Hula Lounge
15-Apr-20 El Santiago,Hula Lounge
22-Apr-20 El Santiago,Hula Lounge
29-Apr-20 El Santiago,Hula Lounge




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