Just a reminder to all Area 3 chapters that if you are interested in hosting an Area 3 meeting in 2015 that you will need to get back to me with a firm commitment and date no later than January 1, 2015.
Right now, we have four chapters who are interested in hosting/co-hosting meetings:
*Pine Needle Quilters of Norway/So. Paris on May 5th
*Cross Country Quilters of Bethel in September
*Classic Quilters of Lewiston/Auburn and Scraps and Patches of Poland in October
If you have any questions on holding an Area 3 meeting, just contact me and I will be happy to help!
Blog along with PTQG Area 3 members. Add a story, quilting tip or share what charity projects your currently working on.
Area 3 Chapters
Area 3 Chapters in the beautiful state of Maine:
*Bog Hoot Quilters-Mechanic Falls area
*Chickadee Quilters-Bridgton Area
*Classic Quilters of Lewiston-Auburn Area
*Country Aire Quilters-Turner Area
*Country Square Quilters-North Jay/Wilton Area
*Cross Country Quilters-Bethel Area
*Grammy's Choice Quilters-Canton Area
*Ladies of the Lake Quilters-Peru/Rumford/Dixfield Area
*Lisbon Krazy Kwilters-Lisbon Area
*Pine Needle Quilters-Norway/South Paris Area
*Scraps and Patches Quilters-Poland Area
*Village Scrappers Quilters-Livermore Area
*Bog Hoot Quilters-Mechanic Falls area
*Chickadee Quilters-Bridgton Area
*Classic Quilters of Lewiston-Auburn Area
*Country Aire Quilters-Turner Area
*Country Square Quilters-North Jay/Wilton Area
*Cross Country Quilters-Bethel Area
*Grammy's Choice Quilters-Canton Area
*Ladies of the Lake Quilters-Peru/Rumford/Dixfield Area
*Lisbon Krazy Kwilters-Lisbon Area
*Pine Needle Quilters-Norway/South Paris Area
*Scraps and Patches Quilters-Poland Area
*Village Scrappers Quilters-Livermore Area
Saturday, November 1, 2014
Quilting Tip of the Week 10.30.14
Always lay out your unwrapped quilt batting overnight to allow it to breathe opened and spread over a bed or large table if possible.
If you still have wrinkles, use a hair dryer on low/medium heat to remove them.
By doing this, your batting will lie flat and make layering your quilt so much easier to do.
Fun With One Block Quilt
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If you attended the last Area 3 meeting, you may have been impressed that a quilt that looked so complicated is actually just quarter and half square triangles!
Doreen Maxwell was good enough to forward a photo of her finished quilt made for her niece and information on the book the pattern came from. It's "Fun With One Block Quilts" by Cheryl Malkowski. I was intrigued by the pattern and went to my used book resource (www.half.com ). I've been buying from them for about twenty years now and found a used copy for a couple of dollars. In fact, the media book rate postage costs me more than the book!
I'm going to make this a leader and ended project for 2015.
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