Newsletter Volume XXVI No.6 December 2009 www.glendalequiltguild.org

GENERAL MEETING

WEDNESDAY, December 9, 2009 6:30 PM

“GQG’s Annual Holiday Potluck!” “Happy holidays…to you. Happy holidays…to you.” I can not remember what the next line to that song is, but I think Bing Crosby sang it in a lavish musical production number in either “White Christmas” or “Holiday Inn.” Which was it? Remember all those wonderful holiday musicals the movie industry used to make? Movies with marvelous costumes, graceful dancing and memorable songs. Songs that you could actually hum all the way home from the theater! Well, it’s going to be our pleasure to take a little trip down memory lane and get into a holiday mood as we welcome back the Arcadia High School Chanteurs. Their program delighted us last year and we are thrilled to have them return again. The Chanteurs have been singing, dancing, and enchanting the southland for fifty-three years. For those of you who missed the program last year, the Chanteurs are a marvelously talented choral group and I do mean MARVELOUSLY TALENTED. They were one of the first groups to combine a choral presentation with choreography. The thirty-two member group, consists of eighteen girls and fourteen boys, and is currently under the direction of Mr. Rollie Maxson. Their musical program for the season will include many holiday favorites. Come and enjoy this wonderful group as they sing and dance to such popular tunes as “Sleigh Ride”, “Winter Wonderland” and “Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow.” The presentation will also include more humorous songs, like “You’re a Mean One, Mister Grinch.” This is truly an event you do not want to miss. Remember to check the “Hospitality” section for your food assignments for our potluck. Mark your calendar, put on your party clothes and come for an evening of wonderful food, delightful entertainment and the great fellowship of your Quilt Guild. Embrace the holidays with the heart of a child. Find joy in the little things: the sounds, the scents, the decorations, and the spirit. Be with family real or adopted. Above all,

Have a Happy & Safe Holiday! Barbara Gibson

Fat Quarter Draw at the General Meeting!

The theme is “Holiday” prints. (Maximum of 5 & only 100% cotton, please.)

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The President’s Block

Even the most overbooked among us can surely set aside a few hours to create some heartfelt gifts, sew a simple stocking, a cute ornament, or a cheery wall hanging. So find the time to tell the people you treasure most exactly how much you love them. Don’t worry about tarnished silver, or a centerpiece not working. But most importantly, find that time to celebrate the miracle of Christmas!

I wish you a Merry Christmas! Love,

Your friend, Heidi

“A Very Merry Christmas to All!”

The holiday season is certainly the busiest time of the year for most anyone, and even more so if you’re a crafter. We all want to create the perfect holiday atmosphere in our homes and make amazing gifts for friends and family. We also decorate to perfection to entertain our guests. Don’t even get me started on the baking of traditional cookies! I’m beginning to break out in a cold sweat thinking of everything to do! The holidays are like a warp-speed version of our regular lives, crazy, busy, and so many to–dos. We are supposed to slow down and let the reverence of the season sink in. RIGHT! Well, I’m going to try my best.

I’m unpacking and reminiscing about

the handmade ornaments my boys have made; with their pictures placed in cookie cutters, and painted wood clothespin Santa’s; the quilted ornament exchanges from guild friends, and the very special ornaments from my Mom and family. And oh, the quilts made through the years with matching pillows - what holiday memories in getting them done to decorate the home! There’s a sentiment that can’t be bought in all these treasures. So I have now inspired myself into doing just a quick new project - another holiday quilt of course!

2009 Bylaws Review This year the Board has undertaken a Bylaws Review. The last review was completed in 2002. For some of you, this is far from fascinating. For the others, in an effort to make this process as transparent, informative, and accessible as possible, the Proposed Revisions to the Bylaws will be posted in small sections on the Guild website. Where: Website MENU: Resources, Bylaws Timing: Postings right after the Board has reviewed the section of Proposed Revisions . As postings occur, announcements will be available in the Newsletter, an email, and at the meetings. Contact: Nan Maples, nan.maples@us.nestle.com, or at home: 626 449-3132 and leave a message that you have questions about Bylaws.

PS: The Christmas Pot-luck for the Executive Board & Extended

Committees, will be at the home of Heidi St. Royal

December 7th @ 6:00 pm.

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JANUARY 13, 2010, WED. SYLVIA Q. DAVIS

“THE ETHNIC FABRIC QUANDARY” WORKSHOP T.B.D.

FEBRUARY 10, 2010, WED. “FABULOUS DENIM” FASHION PRESENTATION

WORKSHOP T.B.D.

MARCH 10, 2010, WED. TERRY WALDRON

“FROM PATCHWORK TO ART” NO WORKSHOP

APRIL 14, 2010, WED. SYLVIA PIPPEN

“HAWAIIAN INSPIRED DESIGNS & TRUNK SHOW” APRIL 15, 2010, THURS.

“SASHIKO & APPLIQUÉ” To sign up for a workshop, please contact Mary Ann Kroening

818-249-8237 or kroeningj@sbcglobal.net

BOARD MEETING Monday, December 7, 2009

6:00 PM At the home of Heidi St. Royal

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GENERAL MEETING Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Social hour 6:00 PM Meeting 6:30 PM Glendale Library

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LOVING HANDS Friday, December 11, 2009

10 AM until done 1038 E. Elmwood

Burbank

* * * 2010 SHOW COMMITTEE MEETING

Tuesday, December 1, 2009 6:30 PM

Home of Susan Edwards

Future Programs & Workshops

MEETINGS

Christmas Hospitality

“Annual Guild Holiday Pot Luck Event” A ~ E: Dessert & Cookies

F ~ K: Main Dishes L ~ Q: Side Dishes (Veggies, dressing, potatoes, etc.)

R ~ Z: Salad & Fruit

Christmas Exchange Block 2009 Basic 4 Patch Block Finish Size 6 Inches (6 ½ Inches full size) Use a Christmas focus fabric and a background fabric Cut 2 squares 3 ½ inches of each fabric, join together as pictured Bring as many as you want to the December guild meeting to exchange with other members.

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2010 Show Committee News

Admission to show: All GQG members wear your name badge all the time, whether at work or not. Also wear exhibitor ribbon, workshop badge, and show volunteer work assignment. Stay at the hotel for a night and get a free lecture. Security Caren Ryan Children’s Activities Corinne Gurney Finances Margie Emmons Volunteers Barbara Stuart T-shirt Sales Heidi St Royal, Joni Kellam Cashier Loretta Bradley Hotel Roommates Loretta Bradley Judging and Awards Nan Maples ~ Judge: Andi Perejda Quilt Acquisition Nan Maples Directional Signs Victoria Lee (considering position) Decorator Contact Sharon Bishop Hoffman Challenge Exhibits Sharon Bishop Wearable Art Acquition Sharon Bishop Publicity Brandi Nalley Vendors Joni Kellam, Colleen Shier Boutique Frances Brannon, Heidi St. Royal 2010 Opportunity Quilts Caren Ryan 2010 Opportunity Quilt Ticket Sales Susan Edwards Quilt Block Contest Beth Hasenauer Auction/Awards Lunch $25 Alice Smith Workshop Registration Judy Sellers, Harriet Sartinsky Saturday Night Sampler $15 Judy Sellers, Harriet Sartinsky Guest Opportunity Quilts Penny Knapp, Jann Lawson Guild Booth Esther Norbut Mailing Caren Ryan, Judy Sellers, Harriet Sartinsky Photographer Jeff Hole Program, Brochure, Graphics, Printing Duskie Milberg, Judy Sellers, Nick Read, Rasa

Read, Nan Maples, others Quilt Layout Lisa Burroughs Meet the Quilter: 3-4pm Sunday Quilt Show Pins Caren Ryan Set-Up Lisa Burroughs, Karen Millman Sponsorships Open Take Down Kris Kline, Kim Kelly Viewer’s Choice Margaret McNeal

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Executive Board Members 2009-2010 President Heidi St. Royal 818-841-3451 Vice President Sharon Bishop 323-254-6045 Recording Secretary Susan Edwards 818-790-2214 Corresponding Secretary Corinne Gurney 661-267-2970 Treasurer Margie Emmons 818-249-5378 Parliamentarian Nancy Mraz 818-890-3337 Program Chair Barbara Gibson 818-768-3052 Assistant Program Chair Kimberly Smith 818-352-1136 Workshop Chair Mary Ann Kroening 818-249-8237 Assistant Workshop Chair Alice Turner 818-248-4966 Membership Chair Frances Brannon 818-241-6507 Assistant Membership Chair Dovey Kapoh 323-225-1891 Newsletter Editor Sandy Bradfield 818-636-5080 Quilt Show Chair 2010 Caren Ryan 626-335-9351 Quilt Show Chair 2011 (OPEN) Advisor Alice Smith 626-796-2332

Extended Board Members Equipment/Inventory Sharon Bishop 323-254-6045 Historian Harriet Sartinsky 818-249-7304 Hospitality Chairs Gloria Flores & the 626-281-4306 Las Pulgas Mini Group Co-Librarian Crystal Dudley 818-249-2859 Co-Librarian Lettie Williams 818-241-5350 Philanthropy Doralee Dohnel 661-252-6619 Publicity Brandi Nalley 818-541-9983

Standing & Special Committee Chairs Block of the Month Pat Rollie 323-227-4707 Loving Hands Pat Grim 818-243-9672 Telephone Tree Esther Norbut 818-249-4742 Welcoming Loretta Bradley 323-661-9155 Show & Tell Birgit Siegel 818-506-6520 Website Liaison, E-mail Melinda Helscher 818-353-1405 S.C.C.Q.G. Representative Sharon Bishop 323-254-6045 Trips Judy Sellers 818-248-4082 Printing Liaison Nan Maples 818-549-6490

BOARD & STANDING COMMITTEES

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2010 Instructor Update

Nationally celebrated fabric artist, Melody

Crust; who will proudly state that “she loves all things

shiny”; is renowned for her quilting talent and use of

creative embellishments. Her award winning work has

been shown in many juried shows and exhibitions, and is

coveted by private collectors from around the world.

Her book, Quilt Toppings: Fun and Fancy

Embellishment Techniques, taps into the strong

emerging trend toward the embellishment of quilt

surfaces. Paint, foil, tread, crayons, oil paint sticks,

buttons, ribbons and beads are all readily available, fun,

easy and non-messy ways to add final design elements to

traditional and non-traditional quilts for that extra

punch that some quilters crave.

She is a highly sought after quilter, author and

teacher. She has traveled to virtually every part of the

country, bringing her natural teaching ability and

contagious enthusiasm to quilts everywhere. Students

often return again and again for another helping of her

expertise!

Judy Sellers

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Melody Crust

LIVE - AT THE

GLENDALE QUILT SHOW

Did you know . . . Houston’s Quilt Market presented the “Starburst Fashion Show”, sponsored by Fairfield Processing Corporation and Concord Fabrics, with commentator Donna Wilder as part of Glendale Quilt Guild’s March 22, 1986 Annual Quilt Show. Thirty-eight top designers had their garments featured. Doralee Dohnel

Happy Birthday!

December 2009 Dottie Ahrens 12/01

Robin McKnight 12/01

Anne Browne 12/02

Beverly Johnson 12/03

Judith Buendia 12/04

Marge Gilbert 12/07

Elsie Roberts 12/07

Linda Friedman 12/08

Caren C. Ryan 12/09

Jill Lewis 12/12

Anna Calnan 12/14

Welcome New Members

Laurel (Dolly) Anderson, 419 Cardigan Ave, Glendale, CA

91202 (818) 244-6101 dickcomp@aol.com BDA Mar 27

Eileen Givens, 1815 Idlewood Rd, Glendale, CA 91202

(818) 507-0431 eileengivens@charter.net BDA Jun 9

Alanna Lee, 31 Northwoods Lane, La Crescenta, CA 91214

(818) 249-7945 lenize@hotmail.com BDA Aug 2

Arlene Lovejoy, P.O. Box 10788, Burbank, CA 91510

(818) 767-2369 madam.pomfrey@yahoo.com BDA Feb 26

Deanna Briel, 801 S Marguerita Ave, Alhambra, CA 91803

(626) 281-4152 deanna@deannabriel.com BDA Nov 16

Joan C. Johnson, 2010 Sherer Lane, Glendale, CA 91208

(818) 247-8625 jcj2010@earthlink.com BDA Oct 29

~ Membership ~

“Help Santa at our annual Christmas party

by bringing an exchange gift.” Please bring a quilting item valued up to $8.00

and wrapped in a Holiday print fat quarter to exchange with someone else.

Get Well wishes are being sent to Evette Gallo’s husband, who is recovering from surgery.

Loving Hands

Carolyn Parker 12/14

Anne Wolf 12/21

Jane Lytthans 12/22

Margaret McNeal 12/22

Victoria Alaniz 12/23

Sabine Steinmetz 12/23

Lisa Harley 12/26

Happy Holidays, Everyone!

Loving Hands will meet on Friday, December 11th~ 10 AM until done. 1038 E. Elmwood, Burbank. Stay as long as you like. We will provide lunch.

Donations of 100% cotton and batting are always welcome. And we never have enough bright colors or kids fabrics. Thanks for your support.

A huge Thank You to the following people for their contributions: Las Pulgas Mini Group, Margaret McNeal, Birget Siegel (55 quilts), Peggy Schiffman (12 quilts)!

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Block of the Month

“Trim Your Tree!”

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Glendale Quilt Guild Executive Board Meeting Mary Ann Kroening’s Residence November 5, 2009 Present: Heidi St. Royal, Margie Emmons, Nan Maples, Nancy Mraz, Margie Emmons, Corrine Gurney, Alice Smith, Susan Edwards Heidi opened the meeting at 6:45 pm. The October board minutes were approved as printed in the Newsletter. Margie presented the treasurers report and reviewed each item. The report was approved. Comments about the Newsletter included what a huge job it is, how nice it is that there are pictures in each section, and the reason that it was posted on the web site late was that the web master was on vacation. Barbara stated that the November, December and January meeting programs are confirmed. The fat quarter exchange for December will be holiday prints, for January – ethnic fabric, and February – valentines. Corrine showed the sample for the 6 inch block exchange for the December meeting. And Heidi proposed that in the spring we do a “loose change” exchange, that is, nickels = 5 inch squares, dimes = 10 inch squares, and quarters = 25 inches or fat quarters. We could start in April. Apologies to the new members who did not have their names published in the Newsletter or receive a Newsletter due to the illness of our membership chairperson. Thank you to Dovie Kapoh and Barbara Stuart for stepping in to cover the membership desk. Highlights of the 2010 Show committee held last week are 1) a DVD set to original music for only $7.50, 2) a drawing for GQG members only to win a gift certificate to a spa for entering an item in the show, booking a hotel room and attending a workshop, and 3) the Sunday luncheon/auction. Other business announcements included: locating the hospitality procedure book; asking Esther to send email-tree message about the change of general meeting from Wednesday to Tuesday; the possibility of renting extended vans for a trip to Road to California Quilt Show in January. Printer liaison, Nan, announced that printing has been going well at Nestlé. She explained how the size of the page and number of folds and stapling, and color effect the cost. For example, changing the size of the Show program from a half page size to a standard

size will save money. Another issue is adding a page to our roster to include the new members and corrections such as address changes. Everyone agreed that mid year would be a good time to do this. Nan presented some of the proposed changes by the bylaws committee. She and the committee members would like an open dialog about it. Email Nan any comments. Alice moved that the bylaws committee be authorized to spend up to $100 to obtain the official corporate documents from the secretary of state as needed. The motion was seconded and carried. The next meeting board meeting date may be changed. Heidi will notify everyone. It will be at Heidi’s house. The meeting was adjourned at 8:40pm. Respectfully submitted, Susan Edwards Recording Secretary

2009 Bylaws Review instructions are to: 1. Organize [Bylaws] in such a way that all or most

information on a given topic is found in one place. 2. Propose movement of appropriate material to the

Standing Rules. 3. Update all topics that may involve electronic

communication. 4. Produce an Index for easy reference. (They will

also produce a Table of Contents and a Timeline.) 5. Adopt consistent Headings and Style Formats. 6. Identify topics for updatin.g An addition to the Board, a Revision Review Team consists of: Carol Andrews, Betty Fisher, Pat Grim, and Mona Hobson.

QUILT ENTRY PHOTOS AT DEC MEETING

Mark your Calendar! If you are planning to enter a Quilt in the 2010 Show, Jeff Hole will be

present at the December Guild Meeting to take photos of your quilts and give them to you on a

CD. A photo of the completed quilt top (un-quilted) is sufficient for entry identification.

MEETING REPORTS

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Glendale Quilt Guild General Meeting Glendale Central Library November 10, 2009 Heidi St. Royal called the meeting to order at 6:40 pm welcoming our speaker, Lisa Coulombe. Announcements included 1) the huge amount of items given last month were distributed by Pat Grim and Alice Smith to the unfortunate; 2) thank you to all the unsung heroes who worked so hard on the opportunity quilt and show; 3) there is lots to be thankful for this November. The minutes were approved as printed in the Newsletter. The treasurer’s report was given by Margie Emmons. Nancy Mraz announced that the nomination forms for the honorary life membership award are available. The vice-president, Sharon Bishop, will collect them. Corrine Gurney proposed that at the December meeting there be a gift exchange of some sort. A vote was taken and an $8 quilting related gift wrapped in fabric won the vote. Participation in the gift exchange is voluntary. Corinne showed the 6 ½ inch block exchange for the December meeting. Then, Barbara Gibson announced the programs for the next 2 meetings. Sandy Bradfield asked that everyone send in Newsletter items in on time especially since the holidays are approaching. Next, Caren Ryan introduced all the members of the 2010 show committee and their jobs. Many members made announcements including volunteers are needed for Road-to-California, button necklace class samples are here tonight, postcards of the opportunity quilt are available tonight (all were distributed), quilt block challenge samples were shown, an auctioneer is needed, criteria for the spa draw was stated, Harriet Hargrove classes are full, and polo shirts are now available. This evening there are 2 new members, 2 guests and 106 members present. Pat Grim announced that she has received 40 -50 quilts from Margaret McNeal. Peggy Shiffman showed the 12 quilts, one for each month, that she made for Loving Hands. The guild library will be closed in December and January.

Brandi Nalley displayed the article and large picture of last years show about our guild as the “best bet” in the calendar section of today’s, Glendale Press. There are 16 turkey blocks for block-of-the-month which were won by Margaret McNeal and Corinne Gurney. Pat Rollie showed the tree and/or house pattern for next month’s draw. Phyllis O’Conner won the fat quarter draw. Las Pulgas group did their usual great job decorating the room with fall quilts and a splendid hospitality table. Both Bev Johnson and Heidi St. Royal showed their many projects for show and tell. And there was a parade of kimonos. Door prizes were provided by Pat Rollie and Beyond-the-Reef. After the break, Lisa Coulombe entertained us with a fashion show of 50 of her 75 jackets that she made. She stated that she prefers to quilt jackets to wear as this is a practical way to show off her quilts. Her embellishments of beading, embroidery, and use of specialty threads in long wavy lines were impressive. Her techniques using Angelina fibers and embroidered circles would compliment any quilt. The meeting was adjourned at 8:50 pm. Respectfully submitted, Susan Edwards Recording Secretary

MEETING REPORTS CONT’D.

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS/ MEMBER NEWS

Opportunity Quilt Ticket Incentives All members are expected to sell or buy one book. Sell: (3) Receive a quilt show pin (6) FREE admission to Saturday Night Sampler (10) FREE T-shirt (15) FREE ($25 value) Ticket to Awards Luncheon and Auction The wonderful GQG member, who sells the most tickets, will receive a FREE night at the hotel during the show.

On-line class registration is now active. Check it out. Also, let us know how well it works when you book your hotel room. Be sure to mention that you are with Glendale Quilt Guild to be included for the special rate. For mailed registrations, send to:

Harriet Sartinsky, 2718 Mountain Pine Drive, La Crescenta, CA 91214

Finish your quilts for the show.

Sometimes a deadline is what gets it done. Quilts will be accepted until January 15, 2010 only. You only need to submit a photo of the top. The quilt doesn't have to be finished until March 2010. Don’t forget, bring your finished tops/quilts to the Dec. 9 General Meeting for photos. Contact Nan Maples for a reservation – nan.maples@us.nestle.com

Announce special events in the newsletter. Email info, dates & times to the Editor:

Sandy Bradfield sandyb@usa.com

EDITOR’S CORNER

The Holidays are here! We will soon be frantically working to complete quilts & gift projects. I know I’m already busily working. We also have our Annual Holiday Pot-Luck to look forward to this month. It will be a wonderful evening of food, entertainment & friendship. Plan to be there or you will really miss out on a special night. Don’t forget to bring your gift exchange item some exchange blocks to trade with your friends. Well, dear friends, this is the last issue for 2009! Thank you for your articles, pictures & words of encouragement. As always, you have my sincere thanks for your support as I send another issue to print.

Sandy

Happy Holidays, Everyone!

February 12-13, 2010

Valley Quilters (Hemet) 30th Annual Quilt Show San Jacinto, CA

Info: 951-927-4348 Email: lindawayment@verizon.com

February 20-21, 2010

South Bay Quilter’s Guild Annual Quilt Show Info: www.southbayquiltersguild.com

March 5-6, 2010

Desert Guild’s Quilt Show “Sunshine, Shadows & Stars”, Palm Springs, CA

Info: www.cvquiltguild.org

March 6-7, 2010 Friendship Square Quilt Guild Show “A Bouquet of Quilts”, La Habra, CA

Info: www.fsqg.org

March 19-21, 2010 Glendale Quilt Guild’s 31st Annual

Quilt Show in Burbank, CA “Asian Odyssey”

Info: www.glendalequiltguild.org

Remember to complete your Honorary Life Membership forms! Our bylaws state: “Eligibility for nominations shall include a minimum of five (5) years continuous active membership and extraordinary contributions to the Guild. “ Forms must include the member’s name and contributions which you feel qualify this person for nomination. Submit all completed forms to Sharon Bishop.

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AFFILIATE HAPPENINGS & MEMBER NEWS

GENERAL GUILD INFORMATION VOLUME XXVI NO. 6

www.GlendaleQuiltGuild.org

Glendale Quilt Guild, Inc. is a non-profit corporation. The purpose is to contribute to the knowledge of, and to promote the appreciation of, fine quilts, quiltmaking and collection; to gain knowledge of quilt techniques, patterns, history and quiltmakers through educational meetings, travel and friendship.

Meetings are held the 2nd Wednesday of every month at the

Glendale Central Library Auditorium, 222 East Harvard Street, Glendale, California

Social Time: 6:00 – 6:30 PM. Meeting begins at 6:30 PM. Guest fees: $5.00 per meeting.

Membership dues are payable July 1 and are delinquent at the end of the August General Meeting. Active Members: $30.00, Seniors (62+ years): $25.00, Affiliates: $35.00, Newsletter Only: $30.00

The newsletter is a monthly publication of the Glendale Quilt Guild. Members are invited to submit items of interest for publication at the General Meeting or by E-mailing Sandy Bradfield at: sandyb@usa.com.

SUBMISSION DEADLINE IS THE MONDAY AFTER THE GENERAL MEETING.

■. NOTE FROM FRANCES: Thanks so much to everyone for the 'great well wishes' while I was sitting at home with my leg propped up! It felt great to see everyone at the November meeting - and my apologies for the late recognition for the new members in October! And my public “Thanks” to Dovie and Barbara for carrying the load in October! ■ For Sale: Singer featherweight sewing machine, circa 1950s, Model #221-1 in working order; includes foot pedal, 3 extra feet, instruction booklet & service record. $300 or make a serious offer. Contact Dawn at deeherb@earthlink.net. ■ Holiday Botanic Bling at Descanso Gardens ~ Saturday & Sunday, December 12 & 13, 2009 from 9 AM to 4:30 PM. Info: www.descansogardens.org or 818-949-4292.

■ Register Now! Classes at our Guild Show in March are rapidly filling! If you wish to attend a class from one of our fantastic instructors, hurry up and register. Send your forms in now or contact Harriet Sartinsky to see what classes are still available.

New Moon Textiles – Check out the latest in Holiday fabrics in the store in Pasadena now, before the best ones run out! Support our affiliates & tell them you’re from GQG! 626-296-6663 www.newmoontextiles.com

Print a copy of this newsletter in glorious COLOR by going to our website at

www.glendalequiltguild.org and clicking on the link named: Current Newsletter!

Only black & white copies are available by mail.

■ ATTENTION AFFILIATES: We have space for you to make announcements,

offer specials & keep the Guild informed about your business. Contact us & we will be happy to

distribute our information to our membership.

Did you know: The gift of a quilt during the Holidays is the most heart-warming gift you can give?

Procedure for 2010 Opportunity Tickets • There are still plenty of opportunity tickets available. Each

page is 12 tickets & prices are the same - $1.00 each, $5.00 for 6 or $10.00 for 12.

• Return ticket stubs & payment in a sealed envelope to Susan Edwards; clearly labeled with 1) your name 2) the date 3) the amount of payment.

• See Susan Edwards at Guild meetings or send a SASE with your request to Susan if you need more.

Reminder to New Members: In addition to working 2 hours at the Guild show, it is traditional for members to buy /sell/ donate at least $10 or 1 sheet of tickets for our fund-raising.

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You are invi ted to join us at our next meet ing:

or contact us for more information:

P.O. Box 5366 • Glendale, CA 91221-5366

www.glendalequi l tgui ld.org

MEETING: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 6:30 PM

GLENDALE CENTRAL LIBRARY • 222 E. HARVARD ST., GLENDALE

REFRESHMENTS: See Page 3

AFFILIATES

BETTY’S PHOTOS ON FABRIC

P.O. Box 9307

Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91707

Tel. 909.987.3341

www.bettys-photos-on-fabric.com

FRANK'S VACUUM & SEWING MACHINES

2145 Verdugo Boulevard

Montrose, CA 91020

Tel: 818-248-5411

www.franksvacuumsewing.com

MAYHALL’S SEWING CENTER

2252 Honolulu Avenue

Montrose, CA 91020

Tel: 818-249-2466www.mayhallssewingcenter.com

NEW MOON TEXTILES

1393 E. Washington Blvd.

Pasadena, CA 91104

Tel: 626-296-6663

www.newmoontextiles.com

PATCHWORK PENGUIN

6245 Foothill Boulevard

Tujunga, CA 91042

Tel: 818-248-7390

www.patchworkpenguin.com

QUILT ‘N’ THINGS

2411 Honolulu Avenue

Montrose, CA 91020

Tel: 818-957-2287

www.quiltnthings.com

THE QUILT EMPORIUM

4918 Topanga Canyon Blvd.

Woodland Hills, CA 91364

Tel: 818-704-8238

www.quiltemporium.com

SEWING STUFF / SO MANY QUILT BOOKS

1336-A Railroad Street

Paso Robles, CA 93446

www.sewmanyquiltbooks.com

(Shows & Internet only)

THRIFT ALLEY

314-A East Harvard Street

Glendale, CA 91205

Tel: 818-246-2294

www.alglendale.org