Warwick Valley Quilters' Guild
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CELEBRATING 40 YEARS!!

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Via zoom: Speaker presentation meetings are held online, via zoom. Members will receive an email with the zoom link before each speaker meeting. In person and via zoom: Business meetings, & via zoom Members will receive an email with the zoom link before each Business meeting. In person: "UFO" meetings (a chance to work on your unfinished projects) and workshops are held in person. In-person guild meetings are held at: Town of Warwick Senior Center - Adjacent to Warwick Town Hall
132 Kings Highway, Warwick, NY 10990 Parking & Senior Center entrance are on the right side of Town Hall

Business Meeting Show & Tell - Dec. 7, 2021

Rosie Binder I made one of these for myself a few years ago and my daughter-in-law requested one, so here it is. It’s a reversible triple Dresden tree skirt. Fun to make! I’ve already gotten a request for a third one.	Rosie Binder I made one of these for myself a few years ago and my daughter-in-law requested one, so here it is. It’s a reversible triple Dresden tree skirt. Fun to make! I’ve already gotten a request for a third one.	Barbara Berdy This is called Strip Sandwiches. I took a Zoom workshop by Timna Tarr. The most fun ever. I think i may play with this again.
Susan Chinich My longarmer quilted it using a holly leaf design which is shown in this picture.	Susan Chinich This is a gift for my daughter. It’s a Fat Quarter Shop pattern called “Jelly Snowflake.”	Susan Chinich This is a Moda pattern called “Tree Farm.” It’s a great way to use up scraps! I don’t want to call this a table runner unless you have a very long, square table as it’s 52” long. It looks great on the back of a couch or at the bottom of a bed. I put hanging tabs on the back in case someone wanted to hang it on the wall using a dowel rod or Command hooks
Penny Merkel Here’s some Show & Tell from Nancy Crow’s workshop. This piece is five assignments rolled into one piece. Measures 17.5” square. It absolutely had to be completed in two days.	Penny Merkel The black figures then had color values added. This final piece is 3’ x 5’ and had to be completed in two days. No rulers allowed. All these pieces are exercises and not necessarily a piece to be quilted and finished.	Penny Merkel This was the beginning of the assignment for days 3 and 4. We had one hour to select motif, then design, cut, and put all the black “figures” up on board.
Penny Merkel This is part of the first assignment picture. Both of these pieces measure 17.5” square. Both had to be completed in first two days. Yes, it all became a blur of activity.