MAY MEETING

Lori Jarmin, president, greeted the members and made the following announcements:

The charity raffle quilt top is done and will be quilted by Terilee Jacobson.  It will be ready to be shown at the June meeting and there will be packets with a photo and tickets for each member to sell.  Joyce Brower will be in charge of this.

June 4th at 10:00 am there will be a board meeting that will cover the rest of the summer activities and fall planning.

Our summer picnic will be our meeting for July.  It will be at Jensen Grove at the pavillion and not the shelter.  More information will be available at our June meeting.

Lori Jarmin asked the question "Why do we quilt"?  She does it for her family and friends and Julia Wareing said it is her creative outlet and also nurturing her family.  I think we can all agree that we love the socialization and the creativity that we get from being a club member.

The BLOCK OF THE MONTH was presented by Editha VanOrden.  
It is called "Spring Star".



Friendship Blocks were done for Garnalee Harrington by:
Nan Harrison, Editha VanOrden, Gloria Udy

Friendship Blocks were done for Jonnel Kelley:
Editha VanOrden, Alice Baumgartner, Audrey Eberhard, Dixie Jacky (held by Lori Jarmin), Nancy Furniss, DeeJuana Dalley

Friendship blocks were done for Karen Price:
 Joyce Lewis, Alice Elison, Dianth Hatch, Doris Coffey, Editha VanOrden
Janine Shigihara, Nancy Furniss

Audrey Eberhard, Tiffany Lamb, Madge Lindsay, Trudy Stubbs, 
Scarlett Atkins, Linda Michaelson


Nancy Furniss gave a BOOK REPORT and showed her example of one of the projects in the book by Janet Houts, and Jean Ann Wright.  She highly recommended this book titled "Circle of Nine".





Lori suggested that we make a list of our favorite websites for shopping, quilt ideas, blogs and bring them to our next meeting so we can have the list for the members.  She follows the following blog:
http://luciethehappyquilter.com/ about a long arm quilter that lives in England.

It was suggested by Diantha Hatch that we have a list of local quilters and places to take our machines for servicing.  A paper was handed out to write these down and copies will be given out at our next club meeting.

Alice Baumgartner gave a demo on ROTARY MAT CARE:  She handed out the following information:

Keep Clean!
Use soft brush, a plastic scrubby or art gum eraser.
Keep Moist!
Wipe with wet cloth and dry before storing.
Soak 15 to 20 minutes flat in cool water with
1/4 cup white vinegar to one gallon water.
Keep Flat!
Do not store on end.  Lay flat to store, under bed, on table or hang from hanger.
Definitely NO HEAT!
Do not put hot things on top of mat.  Don't iron on mat, Don't leave in the car because heat warps your mat.
You should clean and hydrate your mat at least 2 times per year.



SHOW AND TELL/PHD'S

Marty Freeburne - PHD - denim quilt with fabric from Hawaii 
made for her grandson in Hawaii 

 Back of denim quilt - has no batting

Doris Coffey - PHD # 11 - made for her granddaughter 
for her high school graduation

Vee Gibson - PHD # 16 - feather pattern from Pinterest

Nan Harrison - Receiving blanket for Elizabeth Baskets
 Nan Harrison - log cabin quilted by her daughter in Colorado
 Nan Harrison - quilt made by her daughter in Colorado 
the hearts are satin stitched on


Tiffany Lamb - PHD # 20  Twister wall hangings made for her friend

 Tiffany Lamb - Twister wall hanging made for her friend

Diantha Hatch - Wall Hanging 

Diantha Hatch - block of the month from February
"Antique Tile "

Garnalee Harrington - Receiving blanket and burps  
donated to the Elizabeth Baskets
 Garnalee Harrington - Receiving blanket and burps
donated to the Elizabeth Baskets

Garnalee Harrington - for grandson's graduation

Joyce Brower - "Salt Water Taffy" baby quilt
saw this at the fair and has been wanting to make it

Scarlett Atkins - PHD - her first quilt! and she quilted it herself 
She just started making quilts October 2014
 Scarlett Atkins - PHD - Fourth of July throw 


Linda Michaelson - PHD # 11 - Wool Ruby Beholder bag 
made in class taught my Mary Woods 
 Linda Michaelson - PHD # 2 "Tristan's Quilt" pattern is "Rick Rack 9" 
by Bonnie Hunter, quilted by Connie Tabor

Trudy Stubbs - PHD # 5  Goat bag made for Debbie Bass

 Trudy Stubbs - sweater dress - with added buttons 
it will look like a watermelon

Susan Spencer - PHD # 2 or 3
Dr. Seuss  "The Cat in the Hat" quilt made for grandbaby
 Susan Spencer - PHD # 2 or 3  Feathered Star quilt 
made from a Block of the Month by Marti Michell

Karen Price - Yo Yo flag quilt

Margaret Peterson - Reversible placemats- made with Peltex

Lynda Sponenburgh - PHD - "Widdlytinks"
Whatknots Club - by Kim Diehl
 Lynda Sponenburgh - PHD - "Laundry Day" - Kim Diehl pattern
Lynda Sponenburgh - PHD - "Barn Star" - Kim Diehl pattern
 Lynda Sponenburgh - PHD 

Marilyn Andersen - first quilt made by her daughter
quilted by Shelly Day

Vickie Mendenhall - 2 sets of booties - donated to the Elizabeth Baskets

Madge Lindsay - quilt  made for her daughter's birthday
home machine quilted by Madge

Madge Lindsay - set blocks for Berniece Hoskins - former member 
Friendship blocks from 1995 - 1996 - machine quilted by Madge

Valarie Lemas - has made 10 of these bags for friends and has 
donated this one to the Elizabeth Baskets - "The Cat in the Hat" fabric

Valarie Lemas - baby quilt made for her friends daughter
 Valarie Lemas - "Grandmother's Flower Garden"  
 has worked on it for two years and plans to hand quilt

Valarie Lemas - Flag of Scotland - made for friend's wife 
because she was born in Scotland

Audrey Eberhard - did binding for baby quilt 
made and quilted by Connie Tabor and donated to the Elizabeth Baskets















APRIL MEETING


President Lori Jarmin greeted the members and made the following announcements:

HMQS is being held in Sandy, Utah, May 7 - 9, 2015.  Those interested
should check out the website at www.hmqs.org.
Board meeting in May will be held on May 14, 2015
for all those interested in attending.


Mary Hege demonstrated the block of the month (Sunbonnet Sue and Sam).



 FRIENDSHIP BLOCKS

Blocks for Julie Martin:  Karen Price and Ann Falkner

Blocks for Garnalee Harrington:  Alice Baumgartner, Audrey Eberhard, Karen Price, Lori Jarmin, Nancy Furniss, Janine Shigihara


Blocks for Jonnel Kelley:  Candy High, Diantha Hatch, Lori Jarmin, Karen Price, Vee Gibson, Linda Michaelson, Joyce Lewis, Madge Lindsay, Janine Shigihara, Trudy Stubbs (holding block for Karen Bradley and her own).

Block for Jonnel Kelley:  Ann Falkner


Karen Price handed out fabric packets to the members for her friendship block.  She would like a red, white, and blue (not necessarily patriotic).

PHD AWARDS
The 2014 PHD projects ended in March.  There were 274 projects completed by the 38 members that signed up.  There were 9 members that completed all the projects that they signed up for.  The following were awarded PHD certificates:
Alice Baumgartner, Marty Freeburne, Diantha Hatch, Candy High, Jonnel Kelley, Stacey McClellan, Sandra Shelley, Connie Tabor, and Peggy Wareing.

The top 3 winners with the most projects were:
Jonnel Kelley with 19 projects
Stacey McClellan with 18 projects
Connie Tabor with 17 projects

 Jonnel Kelley won a sewing machine tote

Connie Tabor won a $25.00 gift certificate from B & R Crafts
Stacey McClellan won a $25.00 gift certificate from B & R Crafts
She was not able to attend the meeting.

All those that participated received a fat quarter and a packet of needles.
Extra prices were award to the remaining members 
that finished some of their projects.

Lori Jarmin - plaque made and donated by Alice Baumgartner

Marty Freeburne - plaque made and donated by Alice Bauamgartner

Trudy Stubbs

Debbie Miles and Nancy Furniss

Lynda Sponenburgh and Diantha Hatch

Terilee Jacobson and Serena Yancey with plaque donated by Alice Baumgartner

Janey Cook, Doris Coffey, Audrey Eberhard with a plaque
donated by Alice Baumgartner

Linda Michaelson with fat quarter and packet of needles

Linda Watson, Mary Hege with plaque donated by Alice Baumgartner,
Madge Lindsay, Joyce Brower

Not pictured are Pat Goode and Marilyn Anderson

A brief class on care of our sewing machines was given by Connie Tabor.
The most important things we can do is change our needles often, brush the lint out of our machines (do not use canned air or blow into the machine), and take our machine in every couple of years to have it serviced.  Each member was given oil for their machine and instructed to oil their machines even though some machine guidelines say they don't need to be oiled.


SHOW AND TELL/PHD

Vee Gibson - spiral

Vee Gibson - circles - quilted by Terilee Jacobson

Lori Jarmin - PHD's - bags made from fabric 
given by former member Eunice Fowler

Lori Jarmin - Lone Star quilt for her husband

Lori Jarmin - Hexagon quilt - started in 2009

Doris Coffey - tote bag for granddaughter 
has 16 pockets inside

Diantha Hatch - block of the month from March meeting

Linda Watson - split rail block 
pattern from February class taught by Connie Tabor


Tiffany Lamb - picture of quilt to be raffled
Scrap fest lap quilt

Editha VanOrden - bags for holding projects, make-up or knitting

Editha VanOrden - cell phone bag made especially to fit her cell phone

Connie Tabor - flannel quilt with owls for granddaughter

Connie Tabor - made for her new great granddaughter Lorilei

Nancy Furniss - block of the month

Candy High - Hawaiian fabric - patterns done by needleturn
green leafs are patterns designed by Candy

Candy High - Drunkards Path pattern
class taken at Quilt Fest

Linda Michaelson - table topper - hedge hog fabric on back

Scarlett Atkins - tablerunner
made in begining class taught by Bev Hindman

Janey Cook, Myrtle Ballard, Joyce Lewis
Class project made in class taught by Connie Tabor and Madge Lindsay

Myrtle Ballard - pillowcase - made from kit

Myrtle Ballard - pillowcase

Marilyn Andersen - quilts made for Mission Home in Spain
where she will be serving for the next 3 years

Marilyn Andersen
Lynda Sponenburgh - left - helping to hold the quilt

Marilyn Andersen - "Momma's dishes"

Marilyn Andersen - "Some Kind of Wonderful"

Mary Hege - crochet rug using fabric strips
first PHD - 2015 - 2016

Garnalee Harrington - PHD for this year?
Block of the month from 2011

Joyce Lewis - zig zag quilt - will be given to the 
Elizabeth Baskets when it is finished

Joyce Lewis - Valentine Tablerunner
made at class given at Quilt Fest

Joyce Lewis - PHD

Ann Falkner - embroidered blocks

Marty Freeburne - PHD # 14

Madge Lindsay - quilt for Elizabeth Baskets

Madge Lindsay - panel with pinwheel blocks added for the border
made for new great grandbaby due next month

Madge Lindsay - pattern by Kim Diehl
quilted on her home machine

Audrey Eberhard - quilt for Elizabeth Baskets
machine quilted by Connie Tabor