Patchwork

Press

Message from your President:

October, 2013 Volume 29, Issue 8

October Checklist:

1. Name tag

2. Membership dues is due

3. Charms for exchange

4. Summer Challenge

5. show and tell

THIS MONTH:

Sandy Lord: Different Methods

Of Stack-n-Whack

THE

LEBANON

QUILTERS

GUILD

NEWSLETTER

Submit all articles

and announcements

by the 15th of

each month.

Next deadline:

October 15th

Rosemary Stieg, Editor

stiegpd@comcast.net

friendship and that we will continue to sup-

port their craft needs in the future.

I was pleased that the September meeting

was so productive. I hope you remember the

new faces and continue to support the dif-

ferent activities in the future. We have so

very much talent in our guild; it makes me

proud to be working for you. This month is

the ― Do Not Touch the Quilts‖ challenge and

I am excited to see all of your creative

ideas. I think this is going to be a lot of fun.

Having many hands to do the jobs makes

them so much easier!. Volunteer for any one

of the many quilt show positions to help out

in any way you are able. Lots of things can be

done by just sitting and enjoying the people

that stop by. The Quilt Show is only one ex-

ample: there are many more committees to

join, and the more that join the less each one

has to do. Think about it.

This should be a good meeting.

Hope to see you there…….Elaine

Hello Friends,

Here we are in October already

and our first meeting at our

new location, PhilHaven, and I thought that

my second year would get easier. I have

joked many times about getting a room there

along with some of my friends and guess

what, here we are! This is a big change after

20 years of our meetings being held at Corn-

wall Manor and hopefully we will adjust with

only minor changes. The parking situation is

number one on my list of improvements and I

hope you will approve also. I would like to

make a request of the members. First, there

is a parking lot when you enter to the left

and that is by the back (kitchen) entrance.

Could we please use this lot for the members

that have problems in walking and for the

speakers to park in. As you pass the building

there is a larger lot on the left with lots of

space for the rest of us to park in. The path

from there leads to the front door.

My wish is that we can leave Cornwall Manor

with happy thoughts of a long and prosperous

Lebanon, Pennsylvania

As of the October, 2013 guild meeting on

Monday, October 7th, 7pm, we will be meeting at:

The Grace Pollack Training/Community Center at Philhaven Hospital

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The September meeting of the Lebanon Quilters

Guild was called to order by President Elaine

Brandt on Tuesday, September 3, 2013 at 7 pm. There were 5

new members and 1 visitor tonight. Pauline Charles made a mo-

tion, seconded by Kay Houck to approve the June secretary's

report. Doug Wilson made a motion, seconded by Kathy Shaheen

to approve the treasurer's report. President Elaine Brandt in-

troduced the officers and persons. Block of the Month- 9

blocks were made; Donna Martin won the blocks. Charms- 13

participated; Dianna Shurr won the extra charms. Ways and

Means Basket- Kathy Chickey won the basket. Treasurer- Fay

Adams reported that the state has sent a notice that it re-

ceived our application for not for profit status with the

IRS. Community Service- Susan Commiso reported on the sew

ins at Phil Haven. Members worked on the small quilts made

from Pa. State Police uniforms. A sign up sheet was passed

around for October. Jeanette Henning was introduced; she will

be the contact person for pillowcases for Hershey Medical Cen-

ter. Susan Commisso thanked Diane Deemer for chairing the

workshop held at Cornwall Manor. Susan Commisso is stepping

down as chairman of Community Service and thanked everyone

for their help; Kathy Chickey has volunteered to chair Commu-

nity Service. Sally Renda thanked members for donations for

the Oct. fair that will be held October 4, 2013 at Cornwall

Manor from 8 am. to 1 pm. Library- Donna Sherk told the guild

how the library works and asked for ideas for future book pur-

chases. Donna thanked Louise Bell for helping her organize the

book cabinet. Block of the Month- Doug Wilson reported that

all blocks will be 12" finished. Doug recommended checking the

web page given in the Sept. newsletter for sizing and materials

needed. October's block will be the Anvil, made in orange and

black. Quilt Show- Amy Wissinger told the guild this is the sev-

enth year for the show at the expo. She introduced committee

chairpersons who explained their duties. A newsletter with info

about the quilt show will be sent via email to all members. Web-

site- Kathy Shaheen gave details about the website. quilters is

the users name (lower case) lebanonquiltersguild.com Guild 2011

(capital G. no spaces) is the password. Education Committee-

Mary Weigley reported that the guild is having a booth at the

Schaefferstown Fair September 14 & 15 and is looking for volun-

teers to quilt. Hours are Sat. 10am. to 5 pm. and Sunday 12 pm.

to 5 pm. Corresponding Secretary- Kay Houck asked to have

calls or emails with member card requests. Greeters- Dianne

Deemer sent around a sign up sheet for greeters before our

monthly meetings. New Business- Patty Frazier spoke about

getting a call from Cornwall Manor representatives and meeting

with them to discuss issues regarding the guild meeting at Corn-

wall Manor. She told the guild that Phil Haven would love to have

the guild meet there and explained to the guild the pluses of

Secretary’s Minutes By Brenda Hicksenheiser

Treasurer‘s Report By Faye Adams

Ending August 31, 2013

Beginning Cash……….……..….$10,709.94

Begin.Checking Balance……..…$1626.77

INCOME:

Tax Discount………………..………...….1.02 ————————————————————————————————————–——-——

TOTAL INCOME………………..... .$1.02

EXPENSES:

Com Service…….…………...........364.50

Office Supplies………………….….75.28

Sales Tax paid………….………....102.50

——————————————————

TOTAL EXPENSES….……....$542.28

End.Checking Balance…………$1085.51

SAVINGS:

Beginning balance……...…….....9083.17

Ending Balance………..……..…… 9083.17

Ending Cash……..……………….$10,168.68

having our meetings there. Some questions were

answered by Patty and the guild decided to move our

meetings to Phil Haven starting with with the Octo-

ber meeting. A letter will be sent to Cornwall

Manor thanking them for having our meetings there

for the last 20 years and to tell representatives of

Cornwall Manor that Cornwall Manor residents will

have their dues waived and the guild will continue to

support Cornwall Manor's fairs. The guild will send a

mailing to members to inform them of the decision

to move to Phil Haven; along with directions on how

to get there. After a show and tell, the meeting

was adjourned at 9:07 pm.

Respectfully submitted:

Jennie Woodring, Recording Secretary.

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Community Service by Kathy Chickey

MONEYWISE by Faye Adams

I love this time of year. Fall has arrived and our Guild is starting to get very busy. Will we have

enough money to do everything we want? I‘m sure we do as we have over Ten Thousand dollars in the

bank to start. Of course, we won‘t spend it all.

Most of our money comes from your dues. Every year we project what we expect to collect in dues and each

year we exceed our expectations. Will this trend continue? Will our move to Philhaven have an effect on our

membership? Only time will tell but I predict we will continue to increase our membership again this year.

Our next biggest moneymaker is our raffle basket. Myrna Todd and Anne Annibali are taking care of the

basket this year and I know they will do a great job. We expect to sell 100 tickets at each monthly meeting but

I would not be surprised if we exceed these expectations. It‘s all up to you.

Our raffle quilt can‘t go on sale until we get our 501(c)3 approval. I had hoped we would have this by now but

we don‘t so we need to be a little more patient. I will let everyone know when we finally hear from the IRS.

And how do we spend our money? Our largest expense is for the speakers we have at our meetings. This year

we have budgeted almost Two Thousand dollars for speaker fees and an additional Fifteen Hundred dollars in

Travel Expenses. Check out our brochure for the program details.

Our next largest expense is for our Community Service Project with a budget of $1,250. Most of this will go

into the Fallen PA State Troopers project. Have you seen the blocks already completed? They are fascinating.

If you want to know how the rest of our money comes and goes, keep your eye on the Treasurer‘s report every

month in this newsletter. If you have any questions or comments, I hope you let me know.

Contact me at FayeLAdams@mac.com

First of all, I‘d like to thank those who have offered their support for the Community Service

Projects for this coming year. As we all know, it takes all members of the Guild to make it a suc-

cessful year. We have members with an over-abundant stash who are willing to make pillow cases for Hershey,

Quilts for DVI or help work on the State Trooper Project. Since our Board gave us a generous budget to work

with, we will have many kits that can be taken home and completed. The various projects are coming along

smoothly with donations of fabric kits from QuiltMakers Cottage for pillow cases for the Med Center.

Jeannette will also have pillowcase kits available at the meetings and looks forward to collecting the finished

pillow cases. The blocks for the PA State Police Quilts are getting completed with 4 more workshop days set up

at the Community Center at Phil Haven for Saturday and Sunday, October 19, 20 and 26, 27, 2013. Mark your

calendar. I will have a sign-up sheet at the October meeting for members to sign up for a day or just a few

hours to work under Christenna Stamm‘s guidance as we help make these amazing blocks from the used State

Police uniforms. No fabric from members is required as the blocks are made completely from parts of the offi-

cers uniforms.

I‘d like to thank Susan Commisso on a job well done for her five years as Community Service Chairperson.

Kathy

I have stitched, formed friendships, laughed, shared secrets, eased burdens and learnt lessons. For this I can be grateful. This is the journey of a quilter. This is what my quilt guild is to me. anonymous

Getting to Know:

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PillowTalk by Jeanette Henning

September 12th, 2012 was a day that I will never forget. That was the day that I was told that my

beautiful, precious two and a half year old granddaughter was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia,

long descriptive words for cancer. I don‘t know about you, but that word has always had the ability to stop my

breathing, for at least a moment or two. Seeing Sienna in her hospital bed hooked up to the different ma-

chines was a bit overwhelming for this maw maw‘s heart. But one of the first things that I did notice (when

my brain starting working again), was that she had a very bright and cheerful pillowcase on her bed. The

nurses said that the pillowcases were donated by an organization called Conkerr Cancer, and I thought that

was great. The pillowcase really did make her hospital bed more cheery.

I am sharing some pictures of Sienna with some of her pillowcases that she has gotten so far, along her year

long journey, so that you could witness for yourselves how a bright, cheery, happy pillowcase makes a hospital

bed so much brighter. In the first picture Sienna was newly admitted. Number two picture shows Sienna

with her ―chemo duck‖; when this picture was taken she was on a round of steroids. Picture three was a week

before Christmas and Sienna is at the clinic for one of her chemo treatments. Picture four was taken on her

3rd birthday, (yes, she got a chemo treatment on her birthday, cancer doesn‘t take a day off), and last but not

least, pictures five and six show Sienna with a couple of her pillowcases. She is in her maintenance phase

right now and I look forward to the day that the doctors say, ―Cured‖.

Thanks to all of you who continue to show your support for the pillowcase project, and remember, together we

can put smiles on the faces of children, one pillowcase at a time……

Jeanette, aka: the pillowcase lady

Pillowcase Count-September, 2013: 315 pillowcases

1 2 3

6 5

4

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The Book Nook by Donna Sherk

Corresponding Secretarial Notes by Kay Houck

Happy October‖ to everyone. I can‘t believe that we have started a new year!

As we have new members already I would like to review (and will review periodically) what our guidelines are

for sending cards, thank you notes, flowers or donations made to/for our guild members. The guidelines are

as follows:

1. Notes and cards are sent to guild member such as get well, thinking-of-you, congratulations, etc.

2. Thank you notes are sent to all guest speakers.

3. Donations or flowers are sent following the passing of a guild Member, or any direct relative, the

spouse, child, parent, or sibling of a guild member. Other family members and relatives will receive cards.

During the month of August 2013, we have sent the following:

1. Sympathy cards to Amy Wissinger and Kitty Zackey for the passing of their brother-in-law.

2. Four thinking of you cards to guild members.

Please feel free to contact me via email: houckie@hotmail.com,

Text: (717) 269-4029 or Home: (717) 866-1497.

NEW TICKET OPTIONS & BARGAINS

AT WAYS & MEANS TABLE

Don‘t miss all the goodies on sale in addition to

October‘s Raffle Basket ―Harvest New Ideas‖

featuring Autumn/Halloween fabrics & much more,

plus November Charm Exchange set

(patriotic). And, as many members requested, you

can now buy 6 raffle tickets for $5 as well as $1

singles. Bargains include more of the popular pre-

cut Sample Sets, a variety of fat quarters, some

yardage, and a pile of patterns and idea-filled

magazines. Yardage selection is limited, but if

colors don‘t suit, they‘re great for backings. So

bring extra spending money to take advantage of

savings while you support the Guild.

October Ways & Means by Myrna Todd

As all of you know, our guild is moving to a new location as of October. This also involves moving our

guild library. I will be storing our books in a secure location (my basement) and will have the library up and

running as soon as possible. Thanks for your patience.

SEW…...What Do you Know?

1. Would you find a traditional Amish Applique quilt?

2. What should be done to a quilt to remind us that

only God is perfect?

3. Is a cover made of yo-yo‘s actually a quilt?

4. What Moda fabric is named after a child‘s toy/

game?

5. The log cabin block commemorates what 19th

century political campaign?

6. What ‗foot‘ is used on your sewing machine for

free-motion quilting?

7. what is ‗Moline‘?

8. In the Quiltmaker‘s Gift, what brought the King

happiness and made him smile?

9. what was the first specialized interest magazine

for quilters? Started when?

Find the answers at the bottom of page 6

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Sandy was born in Ohio but now resides in Mercer, Pa with her husband Frank. Being second

marriages, they both dreamed of sharing life and a business with someone and it happened!

They work and live together 24/7 and really enjoy what they have created in love and in busi-

ness. The shop is 18 years young though they are aging. ―We have no idea of quitting as we so

enjoy our customers and the ladies we work with. As long as our health hold out, we look for-

ward to each day and the adventure it gives and sometimes the challenges it provides‖.

Sandy dreamed of being a ‗letterer‘ at nine seeing hand lettering in an IDEALS magazine at her Grandma‘s.

Whimsical as it sounds, it happened with a lot of practicing and schooling. Being a professional calligrapher

and watercolor artist for 35 active years doing art shows and teaching, her focus has now changed to fabric

art. She made quilted jackets and vests for ladies first with 5 bolts of fabrics then transitioned to

traditional quilts, and now with over 5000 bolts of fabric in her store, she has really broadened what she likes

to do with fabric. She loves challenges from guilds as she tries to take a traditional idea (like a nine-patch) to

an art nine-patch. During the show years, custom framing her and her husband‘s work (scenic photographer)

plus a full time framing business really trained Sandy in color and how colors work together. It was a match

that now enables her to help quilters in the color decisions of quilts.

Graduate: University of Dayton – Studio Art in Calligraphy and painting

Partial Masters: Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT): Master Calligraphy Class

Selected by Hermann Zapf, of Germany, as one of 16 Americans tostudy under him two summers

Zapf is a master calligrapher and type designer of the 20th century.

Sandy has a daughter and a son. Frank has two daughters and they have 7 grandchildren.

Lecturing and sharing ideas is one of the favorite things Sandy enjoys. Being very shy growing up, it still

amazes her that now she can get up in front of groups of any size and be relaxed and speak. Finding time to

create is a challenge as it is with many quilters. Running the shop, teaching, lecturing, yard work, you know the

story too. When a quilt gets at least to the quilted stage, it is a happy dance! (many do not get bound right

away as she is on to the next two)!!!

―To create a project from someone else‘s pattern or from a design of my own that excites another quilter is

so much fun. To teach a technique or idea and see the light in someone‘s eyes sparkle with that new ability

being theirs is so gratifying.‖ Quilters are such a sharing group…….I love being part of it.

Thank you for allowing me to share with your guild.

Sandy‘s Web Site: http://www.thegalleryoffabric.com/

Tour Sandy‘s Quilt Shop: http://cornersguild.homestead.com/TheGallery.html

Meet Our October Speaker: Sandy Lord

Silent Auction for

the Upcoming Quilt Show:

Reminder: Please bring completed

items for the Quilt Show Silent Auc-

tion to the October meeting. Sandy

Walters and/or Mary Weigley will be

there to happily collect your goods.

1. No, not Amish but yes on Menonnite quilts

2. Includes a deliberate flaw (not difficult for most of us!)

3. No, because it has neither a batting or a backing nor is it quilted.

4. Moda Marbles

5. The 1860 Campaign of Abraham Lincoln

6. The darning foot

7. A thin fabric netting used to repair old quilts

8. Giving away everything and seeing the joy it brought

9. Quilter‘s Newsletter Magazine, began in 1969

SEW…...What Do you Know—ANSWERS!

Animal Quilt Challenge, June 2103

1st place- Linda Hager / elephant 2nd place – Pam Lutz

carousel horse

3rd Place - Anne Annibali

raccoon at bird feeder.

Photos compliments of Amy Wissinger

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Charms by Kitty Zackey Birthday Fat-Quarter Swap By Sandy Walters

November Block-of-the-Month by Doug Wilson

This block is from Marsha Hohn‘s website: QUILTER‘S CACHE

Printed with permission

http://www.quilterscache.com

The November BOM is called: Friendship Scrap Block 1. Colors 1-4 scrappy civil war fabrics

Color 5 - light

2. See this link below:

http://www.quilterscache.com/F/FriendshipScrapBlock.html

We‘ve had fun exchanging color sets for

the past few years; now let‘s get back to

basics and let the fabric design be the theme for

each month. You may bring your 8 sets of 4 fabrics

in whatever color you like, unless specified.

(Novelties are okay; NO SOLIDS)

OCTOBER…..we‘ll harvest some HOMESPUNS

NOVEMBER…..we should parade our PATRIOTICS

DECEMBER…..clearly we‘ll celebrate CHRISTMAS

JANUARY…..the cold nights bring clear STARS

FEBRUARY…..forget the reds –

let‘s go bold with BLACK & WHITE

MARCH…..all right, we‘ll march,

so let‘s manage some METALLICS

APRIL…..in April‘s showers,

we‘ll prance with POLKA DOTS

MAY…..finally, FLOWERS

(let‘s keep them small)

JUNE…..let‘s bust out the BATIKS

Oct 12……...Peg Over……………... Batiks, 30‘s

Nov 14……….Kathy Shaheen……..Neutrals

Nov18……….Susan Dysinger……..Batiks (blue/green)

Nov 27……..Myrna Todd…………..Tone-on-Tone,

Civil War

Dec 19……...Donna Martin………..Batiks

Jan…………….Kay Houck……………..Civil War

Jan 18……...Sandy Walters……..yellows/tans

Feb 6………..Barbara Weiss……..Batiks

Feb 27……..Debbie Newill………..Batiks (cool colors)

Mar 15……..Cathy Girvin…………..Oriental or Metallic

Mar 20……..Sue Kemmerer……..Batiks

April 17…….Dawn Rueppel……….Cool colors

(blues/greens/purples)

May 13……..Elaine Smart………..Batiks/Civil War

June 15…...Cathy Eash…………...Batiks

June 18……Lucille Alfiero……….anything

July 12…….Sue Bechtel…………..Batiks/anything

July 12 …...Diana Shurr…………..Civil War

July 20…….Linda Rohland……….Cats/pastels

Aug 24…….Anne Annibali………..Birds/leaves/nature

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BITS & PIECES….Rosemary Stieg

Volume 29, Issue 8

OK – I hardly believe this: someone sent a video into Bonnie Hunter‘s blog; she quilts with a hand crank ma-

chine while driving the family tractor down on the farm. Hardly seems possible but the video proves it true.

See link below and scroll down to video and click on the arrow:

http://quiltville.blogspot.com/2013/08/1885-technology-meets-gps.html

now this is a woman who multi-tasks!!!!!!

Pillowcases:

For those of you that contribute to the Pillowcase Project:

You know we‘ve been asked to please put the cases we make into gallon zip-lock bags to keep them clean for

the children…well on a recent foray to BIG LOTS in Cleona (in the Giant Shopping Center): they have way

over in the left front corner of the store:

HEFTY BASIC gallon bags – 40 for $2.30. that‘s about 6 cents/bag.

I never heard of HEFTY BASIC before but seems like they‘ll do the job just fine and for cheap!!

This note is from JoAnn Baker re: Fall Retreat:

If you are planning to go to the Fall retreat, PLEASE bring your balance due money ($130 total)

to the October 7th meeting. The retreat is almost full, with only one or two openings left.

Anyone interested in going should call me at 610 - 589-2783. Thanks.

From Patty Frazier: THE NOVEMBER WORKSHOP on Tuesday, November 5th is CANCELLED.

Not enough members signed up :+(

And, it turned out the meeting room at Philhaven was already pre-booked with another group.

From Rosemary: If you have a key to the ‗closet of death‘ or the library, can you please return those keys

to me at the October meeting. The library case was sold and we no longer have need for keys

to any closet at the Manor. Thanks so much.

Quilt Show Rumor:

While teaching a recent class at IN STITCHES, Pauline Charles found out that some folks seem to think the

Guild Quilt Show is cancelled. This may have come from the Fall Craft Show in October at the same location

that was cancelled but please know this:

OUR QUILT SHOW NOVEMBER 22, 23 and 24th IS NOT CANCELLED.

Committees are working hard and this 7th year will be bigger and better than ever. Questions?

Contact: Maureen Light molight@gmail.com OR Amy Wissinger roseweiss@yahoo.com

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October 7th Guild Meeting

WHAT: President‘s Summer Challenge (Please do not touch the quilt signs) are due at the October meeting!!

We are all excited to see what you have created!

Oct 16, 2013

WHAT: Board Meeting

WHERE: Philhaven small meeting room

TIME: 7PM

MORE INFO: Patty Frazier pfrazier1130@comcast.net

Nov 1, 2, 3, 2013

WHAT: Annual Guild Retreat WHERE: Camp Swatara

HOURS: after 1pm Friday thru 12pm Sunday

COST: $130 total MUST be paid by the October meeting

REMINDER: Space is filling up quickly.

You can still sign up at the October meeting

MORE INFO: Joanne Baker (610) 589-2783e-mail her at jo_ken@comcast.net

Sign up before the

slots are all gone!!

Nov 22, 23, 24, 2013

WHAT: Lebanon Quilters Guild Quilt Show

WHERE: Lebanon Area Fairgrounds

HOURS: Friday 12pm to 8pm

Saturday 10am to 5pm

Sunday 10am to 5pm

COST: $6.00, 10 and under: free, $1.00 off admission price with flyer

Guild members are free with current membership card

MORE INFO: Amy Wissinger (717) 679-5522 rosewiss@yahoo.com

Maureen Light (717) 273-6357 molight@gmail.com

Sign up before the

slots are all gone!!

A perfect Scrappy

Selvage

Sewing Machine Cover

Look likes it is made with

small squares. How cute is

this? From Bonnie Hunter‘s

blog on 9-22-2013.

See last page for

MORE selvage projects!!

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Membership Dues are due!!

CORNWALL MANOR RESIDENTS PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING: Even though you do not pay membership dues, you MUST fill out the membership form

every September and either mail it in or turn it in at the membership table. This is the only way you will be in the membership roster and receive the newsletter each month.

PLEASE NOTE:

ALL guests MUST register at the membership table at ‗guest

registration,‘ and IF you bring a guest in a month when there is

an outside speaker, there will be $5 charge for that guest.

Editor‘s Note: Please help the congestion at the Membership table at the September

meeting. Pay your dues by mail to Emily Kreps. Her address is listed below on the member-

ship form. Then, just stop by the table to sign in and pick up your membership card.

LEBANON QUILTERS GUILD Membership Form

Please fill in and submit with $20.00

mail to: Emily Kreps, 2530 Derry Street, Harrisburg, Pa 17111

OR

Bring filled out to the September, 2013 meeting.

*dues due by the October meeting for inclusion in the membership list!

NAME:_____________________________________

ADDRESS: __________________________________

CITY____________________ ZIP CODE __________

PHONE: _________________ BIRTHDAY__________

Month and Day only

EMAIL ADDRESS:__________________________________________________

Print clearly please!

Volume 29, Issue 8

THE

LEBANON

QUILTERS

GUILD

NEWSLETTER

Rosemary Stieg, Editor

1800 Fieldcrest Drive

Lebanon, Pa 17042

Find us on-line at: www.lebanonquiltersguild.com

The Ultimate Scrap Quilt! These quilts are made out of fabric selvages. That‘s a lot of fabrics

and the patience of Job! We should have known that there would be

selvage-aholics around. We quilters find a way to use even the small-

est of scraps. Is this your cup of tea? This address is not for pat-

terns but an interesting blog that will blow your mind. Be sure

to scroll down the length of the page to see what she‘s made with

selvages!!! Don‘t forget to look down the right side of the page too for

more selvage projects! UNBELIEVABLE!!

http://selvageblog.blogspot.com/search/label/Elena%20McDowell

Officers/Committees 2013-2014

President………………Elaine Brandt…………….926-8166

VP/ Programs……...Patty Frazier……………..272-2276

Secretary…………...Jennie Woodring….…...865-9690

Treasurer…………....Faye Adams……..….…….679-9040

Cor. Sec…………….... Kay Houck………….….…...866-1497

MAL……………………...Pauline Charles…….......867-2660

******************************************

Communication……Rosemary Stieg………...273-7737

Web Site…...….Kathy Shaheen….……….926-2627 Com. Service…......Kathy Chickey…………...469-7132

Education…………….Mary Weigley…………….866-4455

Historian……………..Rosemary Stieg….……..273-7737

Hospitality………….Theresa Chasko………...949-2616 Librarian…………..….Donna Sherk…….……....832-1115

Long Range Plan… currently inactive……………………….

Membership………..Emily Shaheen…...……...228-7499

Programs……………..Patty Frazier………………272-2276

Fabric/Ex...Sandy Walters………...…..533-2108

BOM…………...Doug Wilson…………..…….665-7783

Charms……....Kitty Zackey………...…….273-9850

Quilt Show………...Amy Wissinger…….……..679-5522

Maureen Light….………..679-5522

Retreat………………..JoAnn Baker……….………589-2783

Ways & Means…....Sue Kline…...….…………...867-4786