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GLHQ Mystery Quilt Day 2010
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Jewish Community Center
6600 W. Maple Rd West Bloomfield
Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
This year’s theme is “Back to Basics”. Come and enjoy a fun day of sewing with a continental breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snack. Bring your own project to work on or choose a quick, fun, easy mystery quilt. Fabric selection directions and yardage will be available upon registration.
Registration for GLHQ members will take place from November to the beginning of the December meeting. From the end of the December meeting and during January non-members may also register. There is no registration without a form filled out and a check attached (made payable to GLHQ). Space is limited to 80 people, so plan ahead. See you there.
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$40 GLHQ Members
$45 Non- Members |
| Make checks payable to “GLHQ” |
Contact Christine Reeves at 248-255-2159 or christinevreeves@gmail.com with any questions.
Click here for registration form.
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Quilt Cruise 2008 |
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The Mystery Quilt Day Committee did a great job of creating a wonderful day of sewing - click on the picture to go to our new Picasa Web photo site and see many more pictures of the day.
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"Love ‘n Stuff” |
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Mystery Quilt Day 2007
February 3, 2007
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
DeCarlo’s Banquet Center
Another HUGE success - enjoy the pictures!
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The first stop of the day is at the registration table to sign-in and pick up your bag of goodies. |
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Everyone was hoping to win one of these great door prizes. |
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Setting up for a day of sewing. |
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Tables for lunch were set up at the front of the room. |
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Tom and Bert entertained us with beautiful music while we ate lunch. |
A great big THANK-YOU to the committee who made it all possible
ON THE ROAD TO OZ MYSTERY QUILT DAY
February 4, 2006 at Shriner’s Auditorium and Conference Center
The first stop on the Journey to Oz is at the registration table.
Everyone receives a name tag and goody bag.
Last year's finished quilts are put on display and prizes are given for the three favorites.
 
Then it's on to the sewing room to start setting up.
Promptly at 9:00 the committee began handing out the first step to the mystery quilt and the sewing begins.
Door prizes are given out throughout the day as well.
We all took a break for lunch.
 
The centerpieces were all in keeping with the Wizard of Oz theme.
  
Then it was back to sewing as more of the pattern was revealed.
The pattern is called "Percolating Pinwheels" from the book Coffee-Time Quilts by Cathy Wierzbicki.
Coffee-Time Quilts is a Martingale/That Patchwork Place publication.
The pattern was copied with permission from the author.
  
  
It was a very productive day as several people left with finished quilt tops.
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