CHRISTMAS PARTY

President Candy High welcomed everyone to the Christmas Party.

Members waiting for the feast.

Decorations for the tables were done by Jean Korth and Sandra Shelley

OCTOBER MEETING

President Lori Jarmin welcomed everyone to the meeting and introduced the six guests.  The announcements were made as follows:

November 5, 2015  Board Meeting
December 3, 2015  Christmas Party - Members with last names M-Z should bring a salad or dessert.  
Membership fees of $10.00 are due.

SEPTEMBER MEETING

Lori Jarmin, president, made the following anncouncements:

October 1, 2015     Board meeting at 10:00 am at the Lutheran Church

October 15, 2015   Our October meeting ( note this is on the 3rd Thursday, not the 4th Thursday).  Our guest speakers will be sisters Terry Anderson and Dawn Ramirez.  Their theme will be "Change It Up".  They will be doing a trunk show of many of their quilts.

December 3, 2015  This will be our annual Christmas party and potluck at 11:00am.
Those members with last names M - Z will bring a salad or dessert.

Membership dues will be collected in the next few months.  The dues are $10.00 and are
good through October 2015 - 2016.

AUGUST MEETING

President Lori Jarmin made a few quick announcements about the entries for the EISF due on Friday and Saturday of this week.  Connie Tabor encouraged everyone to enter their quilts or other items they had made.  We started with Show and Tell because Madge Lindsay had to leave early.  

PHD'S/SHOW AND TELL

Madge Lindsay - showing a quilt at the board meeting she had made for a gift

and wouldn't have it for the regular meeting.

Madge Lindsay - the Boy Scout Quilt that she donates every year for a raffle.

She was able to collect her fabrics from different quilt shops in the area.

Sandra Shelley - left, -PHD- showing the quilt she had made at 

Connie Tabor's class in February - Spinning Stars - made with Christmas fabric. 

Helping to show is friend Jean Korth.

Back of Sandra's Christmas Quilt with incredible quilting on the Minkee 

done by Terilee Jacobson.

Sandra Shelley -PHD- wall hanging made from class taken at Quilt Fest 2015.

Sandra Shelley -PHD - made from a kit purchased in Maui - called "Turtle Park"

Jean Korth - PHD #1 - bargello

Candy High - pattern from her friend she visited - "Hawaiian Friend"

Batik fabrics from Hawaii

Debbie Miles - PHD - Split Rail Fence 

Sally Strawn - Embroidered Wall Hanging

Trudy Stubbs - Scrappy Quilt - donated to charity

Megan Coffey - granddaughter of Doris Coffey 

 visiting for the summer from Las Vegas and taking classes 

at BYU Idaho - first quilt

Doris Coffey - PHD # 16 - "Love Is" bought from
the Quilted Daisy and is donating it to the Elizabeth Baskets.

Megan Coffey with Doris Coffey - PHD # 3 - State Flowers

Vee Gibson, left - PHD - United States

Vee Gibson - PHD - Scrappy Variation

Vee Gibson - PHD - Scrappy Variation

Leora Melton - panel - made for friends new baby

Leora Melton - back of baby quilt

Leora Melton - growth chart - given to grandmother of new baby

Leora Melton - table runner

Leora Melton - made for her bathroom

Leora Melton - pattern for folded potholder - she was in an Oregon

Quilt shop and they gave her this pattern

Leora Melton - showing how to make the potholder

 Leora Melton - using more than one fabric and 

 folded squares into triangles - patterns were available

Mary McCullough - Wool Project - hand quilted 

"Autumn All Around"

Mary McCullough - made for her friend and co-worker at the INL
Quilted by Connie Tabor

Lynda Sponenburgh - PHD # 21 - Haystack pattern

Book by Lori Holt - Farm Girl Vintage

Quilted by Shelley Day

Linda Michaelson - Fox Quilt - Made in Connie Tabor's Class 

on the Spinning Star - quilted by Connie Tabor

donated to Elizabeth Baskets

Linda Michaelson - Placemats - Pig and Lamb

Linda Michaelson - Placemat - Chicken

Linda Michaelson - PHD - bird pincushion made from wool

 Linda Michaelson - PHD - Halloween quilt

Quilted by Susan Nelson

Linda Michaelson - PHD - Flower Box quilt

Valarie Lemas - Hungry Caterpillar 

 to be made into a curtain

Julia Wareing - Tumbler baby quilt 

to be donated to the Elizabeth Baskets

Julia Wareing - PHD - Pat Speth pattern 

 to be given to son's Math Teacher

Julia Wareing - PHD - Anka's Treasures pattern - Gypsy Rose Fabric

Wedding Present

Julia Wareing - PHD - made from a fat quarter tower

Stacey McClellan - PHD # 2 - Hopscotch Medallion - Kim Diehl pattern

Stacey McClellan - PHD # 8 - All Smiles Halloween

Janey Cook - PHD - Mickey Mouse quilt made for grandson age 12

Janey Cook - PHD - Mickey Mouse quilt made for another grandson age 3

Janey Cook - PHD -  made for granddaughter

Janey Cook - PHD - made for another granddaughter

Janey Cook - PHD - made for 20 year old step son

Janey Cook -PHD- batiks - made for brother

Alice Baumgartner - Wool Applique

Lori Jarmin - PHD - Moda Love Christmas
 made in Julia Wareing's Class

Lori Jarmin - PHD-  Flower Applique

Serena Yancey - PHD - The Stitch and Giggle Mystery Quilt

President Lori Jarmin made a presentation to Stacey McClellan 

for winning the prize for the most PHD's in April.  

She received a gift certificate and certificate of completion.

Editha VanOrden asked if the person wanting to check out 

the book from last months book report could pick it up from the library.

Karen Price asked for volunteers to sell tickets for the 

Quilt Heritage Museum raffle quilt.

Mary Hege announced a fund raiser to help the people in Northern Idaho 

because of all the fires.  Cash donations can be made to 

Kamiah Credit Union.

More information will be sent by e-mail.

Valarie Lemas presented the block of the month "Spool"

Leora Melton - giving her book report.  

Since she didn't like the projects in the original book, 

she made one out of a different book!

The book she chose was called "Spring" by The Quilter's Home.

The book is published by Martingale.

Finished top made from the pattern in the book!

Lori reading a few quotes from the book Stash Envy

by Lisa Boyer

Friendship Blocks for Karen Price

Candy High, Valarie Lemus, Margo Fisher

One of our newest members, Scarlett Atkins, won first prize for her quilt 

in the "Row by Row" Contest being held at Madsen's in Idaho Falls.

Congratulations Scarlett!!!!  No picture available.