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Page 1 of 9 http://quilttallahassee.com P.O. Box 4324, Tallahassee, FL 32315-4324 1 2019 Officers President: Carol Eskola President-Elect: Pam Doffek Membership: Betty Rinkel Secretary: Diana Kaiser Treasurer: TBA 2019 Chairpersons Audiovisual: Michele Hackmeyer Awards: Marsha Walper Block of the Month: Kerry Cohen Challenge: Barbara Hoagland City Hall Show (COCA): Kerry Cohen Door Prizes: Roberta Granville Internet: Website: Sue Isaac; Email: Tara Goodman; Social Media: Carol Eskola, Dawn Griffin Library: Jeanne Brenner Museum Show 2019: Karen Kunz Newsletter: Tara Goodman Opportunity 2020: Jeanne Brenner Philanthropy: Jeanne Brenner Programs: Marsha Walper Publicity: Dawn Griffin Show & Tell: Roberta Granville Silent Auction: Sue Skornia Sit & Stitch: Marsha Walper Sunshine: Shelley Woodyard Travel: Christine Walsh Workshops: Ruth Cuzzort AROUND THE BLOCK Volume 36, Issue 12 December 2019 President’s Message No matter what holiday you celebrate, the season is in full swing. If you cooked a Thanksgiving turkey, chances are that it’s long gone by now except for some broth or soup in the freezer. Now you’re probably feverishly planning menus, parties, and family gatherings, shopping for presents, and decorating anything that doesn’t move (including the cat snoozing on the sofa). Whenever the holidays loom, I remember a counseling session with my psychologist when I was in my early thirties and plagued with anxiety. Besides trying to build a career, raise a young daughter, and be the perfect wife, all the additional tasks of the holiday season clamored for my attention. As I dabbed at my tears, she shook her head and said, “Carol, Christmas will come even if you don’t bake cookies.” What utter nonsense! Didn’t she know that the success of the season hinged on my delivering cookie trays to the folks who expected them every December? I can laugh now, but all these years later I still must bake cookies to believe I’ve done all I can to make the season bright. From sitting down to decide which of my dozens of tried-and-true recipes will make the cut, to taking that first whiff from the bottle of vanilla, to easing the last warm batch from the oven and watching people I love sneak a sample from the cooling rack, my cookie ritual encapsulates for me the best of the season. Nothing evokes happy and sometimes bittersweet memories of Christmases past more than that first bite into a jam thumbprint or breathing in the scent of cinnamon from a batch of Snickerdoodles. The holidays might still arrive if I didn’t produce several dozen cookies, but why take that chance? My wish for each of you is that whatever is special to you during this season will only grow more precious with each passing year. Carol Next Meeting: December 12 Social Hall at Temple Israel, 2215 Mahan Drive, Tallahassee, Florida. For the holiday party, have your food/other items at the Temple between 6:00 and 6:20. Dinner and the meeting will start at 6:30 p.m.
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2019 Officers President: Carol Eskola President-Elect: Pam Doffek Membership: Betty Rinkel Secretary: Diana Kaiser Treasurer: TBA
2019 Chairpersons Audiovisual: Michele Hackmeyer Awards: Marsha Walper Block of the Month: Kerry Cohen Challenge: Barbara Hoagland City Hall Show (COCA): Kerry Cohen Door Prizes: Roberta Granville Internet:
Website: Sue Isaac; Email: Tara Goodman; Social Media: Carol Eskola, Dawn Griffin
Library: Jeanne Brenner Museum Show 2019: Karen Kunz Newsletter: Tara Goodman Opportunity 2020: Jeanne Brenner Philanthropy: Jeanne Brenner Programs: Marsha Walper Publicity: Dawn Griffin Show & Tell: Roberta Granville Silent Auction: Sue Skornia Sit & Stitch: Marsha Walper Sunshine: Shelley Woodyard Travel: Christine Walsh Workshops: Ruth Cuzzort
AROUND THE BLOCK
Volume 36, Issue 12 December 2019
President’s Message
No matter what holiday you celebrate, the season is in full swing. If you cooked a Thanksgiving turkey, chances are that it’s long gone by now except for some broth or soup in the freezer. Now you’re probably feverishly planning menus, parties, and family gatherings, shopping for presents, and decorating anything that doesn’t move (including the cat snoozing on the sofa).
Whenever the holidays loom, I remember a counseling session with my psychologist when I was in my early thirties and plagued with anxiety. Besides trying to build a career, raise a young daughter, and be the perfect wife, all the additional tasks of the holiday season clamored for my attention. As I dabbed at my tears, she shook her head and said, “Carol, Christmas will come even if you don’t bake cookies.” What utter nonsense! Didn’t she know that the success of the season hinged on my delivering cookie trays to the folks who expected them every December?
I can laugh now, but all these years later I still must bake cookies to believe I’ve done all I can to make the season bright. From sitting down to decide which of my dozens of tried-and-true recipes will make the cut, to taking that first whiff from the bottle of vanilla, to easing the last warm batch from the oven and watching people I love sneak a sample from the cooling rack, my cookie ritual encapsulates for me the best of the season. Nothing evokes happy and sometimes bittersweet memories of Christmases past more than that first bite into a jam thumbprint or breathing in the scent of cinnamon from a batch of Snickerdoodles. The holidays might still arrive if I didn’t produce several dozen cookies, but why take that chance?
My wish for each of you is that whatever is special to you during this season will only grow more precious with each passing year.
Carol
Next Meeting: December 12 Social Hall at Temple Israel, 2215 Mahan Drive, Tallahassee, Florida. For the holiday party, have your food/other items at the Temple between 6:00 and 6:20. Dinner and the meeting will start at 6:30 p.m.
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December Program
Join us and make this a party to remember! If you volunteered, please don’t forget:
Punch bowl and party/fruit punch Iced Tea, Sweet and Unsweet (2 each) Wrapped Utensils Lemonade (2) Potluck Items to bring:
o Please observe Temple dietary guidelines: No Meat and Cheese on same buffet table plate/tray (ok on dinner plates) No pork (including bacon) No shellfish (shrimp, lobster, oysters -- tuna and other fish ok)
o Members may bring their own adult beverages to consume and share at their table It’s not too late to make a centerpiece –just bring it with you to the party.
o Directions and Pattern: http://www.fieryphoenix.co.uk/index.php/tutorials/sewing-projects/144-valentine-fabric-origami-candle-mat?showall=1&limitstart=
o Party Colors: Please use blues, silvers and whites for your centerpiece
Party Agenda 6:-00-6:20 Arrive, Deliver Food NLT 6:20 pm 6:20-6:30 – Find Your Friends & Grab a Table 6:30 Call meeting to order 6:30 – 7:-00 Potluck Dinner & Conversation 7 pm – Program
Sign up to help/bring something? Questions? Contact Evelyn Gonzalez
PLEASE COME to Our “End of Year Party!!” Potluck Dinner on Thursday, Dec 12 6:00-8 PM
ay, Dec. 12 , 6:30-8:00 PM
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Congratulations to the 2019 Volunteer of the Year! V is for the Vast number of new members and guests she makes feel welcome at Quilters Unlimited meetings through her friendliness. O is for how Often, she participates in philanthropic projects, both within and outside the guild. L is for being the Liaison for many years between QU and the little quilts for the Tallahassee Memorial Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. U is for the Unexpected closing of the Museum in 2015 and the cancelation of the 34th Annual Capital City Quilt Show. She helped Karen Kunz set up, manage, and take down five different boutique sites, which raised funds to replace the missing Silent Auction. N is for the Noteworthy quilting expertise and talent which she willingly shares with others. She also hosts a monthly Sit and Stitch. T is for the Teenagers who benefited from her organization of the 2017 Block of the Month. She developed thoughtful and fun patterns for teenagers. Breaking from tradition, she used the BOM entries to create quilt tops for Sew for Hope. Participation was so strong that, for many months, two bed quilt tops were donated. E is for her Excellence as Program Coordinator in 2018. She developed professional and thorough demonstrations of various quilting techniques, provided explicit instruction, and organized complementary themed “trunk” shows. E is for the Extraordinary fact that ten years ago, in 2009, she was QU President and she has not stopped sharing her many talents with QU since then. To add to the extraordinary ways she volunteers, she has also volunteered to be Program Coordinator for next year. R is for a Round of applause to show our appreciation for the 2019 Volunteer of the Year, Wendy Stone.
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Membership Dues
Yes, it is time to pay dues for 2020 - $30 for a membership. You can pay via PayPal or at the meetings with check or cash. Please remember to pay no later than our January guild meeting to be sure your information is in the directory. So, get ahead of the last-minute crunch, and get your dues in.
Thanks to the Museum of Florida History
In recognition of our 37-year partnership with the Museum of Florida History (MFH), Quilters Unlimited presented a donation to MFH at the quilt show's opening reception. We recently received a very nice letter thanking us for that gesture from the "Friends of the Museums of Florida History". Their letter said that "Each and every year, we look forward to partnering with Quilters Unlimited on the Capital City Quilt Show. We are fortunate to have your members as allies and stewards of Florida's history and heritage." Lisa Barton, Executive Director of MFH, wrote a personal note at the end of the letter, saying "We very much appreciate your partnership and friendship." Thanks to all of you who each year make this show so beneficial for the guild, the community, and the museum.
Upcoming Classes/Workshops May 2020 It’s not too early to mark your calendars for Susan Cleveland’s visit, May 15 & 16, 2020. Cost: $75.00/ class Location: Woodville Community Center Time: 10am - 4:30 Classes:
May 15, 2020- Bodacious Big Thread Appliqué & more. May 16, 2020- Piping Hot Curves- Macaroni
If you have a class suggestion, please let Ruth Cuzzort know.
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Positions still open for 2020 Steering Committee I’m still looking for someone to be Treasurer next year. Also want someone to be the Opportunity Quilt Chair, 2021 Capital City Quilt Show. Here’s what’s involved. If you have other questions or want to fill the position, let me know. Pam Doffek (I’m in the directory since 2005) Treasurer: The Guild financial records are maintained with Excel spreadsheets (ledger with deposits and checks). All the formulas are built into the ledger so entries will auto calculate. A template with instructions to create the Budget to Actual report is developed. Forms and instructions are updated. Schedules for necessary reports are in a monthly checklist as well as access to websites and passwords. Someone with reasonable knowledge of Excel and attention to detail could do this job. You don’t have to be a bookkeeper or accountant to handle the QU “books”. The 2018 version of the Treasurers’ Notebook is online at: https://quilttallahassee.com/1-qu-nbook-treasurer-updated-february-2018/. It needs updating and I’m working on it, with assistance from Carol Eskola. The new Notebook will be uploaded before January 2020. Treasurer is required to attend bi-monthly Steering Committee meetings. I can’t continue as Treasurer because our bylaws prohibit elected officers holding 2 elected positions. Carol is not able to continue for 2020. If you are interested or have a QU friend who may be interested, please contact me after December 10th (but before December 31st) Opportunity Quilt Chair for 2021 Capital City Quilt Show-theme “Come Fly With Me”: The notebook is online at: https://quilttallahassee.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Opportunity-Quilt-Notebook_Rev-Oct-2019.docx . As chair, you can develop any number of members as a committee to help with marketing, finding places to show the completed quilt and solicit tickets, do piecing or quilting if you don’t parcel to guild members; e.g. you don’t have to do it all yourself if you feel overwhelmed. Opportunity Quilt Chairs for both odd and even years have the same notebook, so sharing ideas between the two chairs is helpful. For 2021, Jeanne Brenner has three complete “Block of the Month” kits (backing and binding not included) to make quilts ranging from 76” X 76” to 104” X 104”. Any of the kits would be theme appropriate. Although you aren’t wedded to using any of these BOM kits, this may be incentive if you didn’t want to select a pattern, fabric or batch the kits. Borders can be added to make them larger. See the attached pictures. Talk to me if you are interested.
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Help Send a Little Sunshine If members need sunshine from the guild, don’t forget to let me know! Shelley Woodyard
Newsletter Info The deadline for newsletter submissions for the next issue is: December 30, 2019 Please submit materials to Carol Eskola via email at [email protected]. To receive a mailed newsletter, contact the editor for details.
Missing Email Blasts? Check your email spam filter, check for blocked addresses, and/or add [email protected] to your contact list. Still have problems, email Betty Rinkel, Membership Chair, at [email protected]. If your email address changes, let us know at the next meeting. Follow Quilters Unlimited of Tallahassee on Facebook & Stay Connected https://www.facebook.com/QuiltTallahassee/
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Sit-n-Stitch Groups
“Sit-n-Stitch” groups meet weekly, biweekly or once a month. Some groups meet in a member's home on a rotating basis and work on their own individual projects. Other groups meet at a specified location and work on service projects. There are several types of groups in the guild. If you are interested in joining a group or starting a new group, contact Marsha Walper.
Sunday Modern Quilt Sit-n-Stitch 2nd Sunday, 3-5 pm Marsha Walper
Monday Quilting Bees @ Senior Center Weekly 1-4 pm Judy Lawrence
Southwood Stitchers Weekly 10 am - 3 pm Gail Whitis
Thursday Sew Arty 3rd Thursday
11:30 am-1 pm
Stephanie Rubanowice
Patchwork & Prayer 1st, 3rd, 4th Th
6:30-8:30 pm
Lascella Ingram
Appliqué Addicts @ NE Library 3rd Thur
6:00-7:45 pm
Mary Catherine Scott
Bits and Pieces @ Temple Israel 2nd Thursday
1:00 – 4:30 pm
Jeanne Brenner
Saturday Sew for HOPE
New Location - St. Stephen Lutheran Church, 2198 North Meridian Road in Tallahassee
1st & 3rd Saturday
10 am - 3 pm
Lunch break 11:30-12:30
Will only meet the first Saturday in November and December.
Cynthia Seyler
Judy Rainbrook
Second Saturday Saturday after guild meeting, 9 am - 4 pm
Connie Beane
Havana Sit 'n Stitch 4th Sat.; 1-4 pm Martha Mitchell
The following Sit-n-Stitch groups are listed at full capacity: Pin Pals, Sew Darn Happy, Thimble Buddies, Frayed Edges. This is due to physical limitations -- no more room in members’ home or no more parking space available.
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2019 Guild Calendar
December 12 Guild Meeting; “QU Dinner Party”
Social Hall @ Temple Israel
December 30 Newsletter Deadline
2020 Guild Calendar January 9 To be announced (TBA) Social Hall @ Temple Israel
January 13` Steering Committee Social Hall @ Temple Israel
February 13 TBA Social Hall @ Temple Israel
March 12 TBA Social Hall @ Temple Israel
March 24 Steering Committee Social Hall @ Temple Israel
April 9 TBA Social Hall @ Temple Israel
May 14 Susan Cleveland , Guest Speaker
Social Hall @ Temple Israel
May 15 Class: Bodacious Big Thread Appliqué & more
Woodville Community Center Time: 10am - 4:30
May 16 Class: Piping Hot Curves- Macaroni Woodville Community Center Time: 10am - 4:30
May 26 Steering Committee Social Hall @ Temple Israel
June 11 TBA
Social Hall @ Temple Israel
July 9 TBA
Social Hall @ Temple Israel
July 28 Steering Committee Social Hall @ Temple Israel
August 13 TBA
Social Hall @ Temple Israel
September 10 TBA
Social Hall @ Temple Israel
October 8 TBA
Social Hall @ Temple Israel
November 12 TBA
Social Hall @ Temple Israel
November 24 Steering Committee Social Hall @ Temple Israel
December 10 TBA
Social Hall @ Temple Israel
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Items for Sale SINGER FEATHERWEIGHT AND CUSTOM TABLE-$500 takes it all. Here’s your chance to get a Singer Featherweight AND a Singer made wooden/metal table with pop out insert for a great deal. This is a one owner machine (Home Economics teacher and mother) with a serial number that dates production to July 1941. The package deal includes the card-table model table; wooden veneer with wood borders and square metal legs that fold down, removable insert to put the machine flat to the surface (or keep in for another card table). This table has been certified as made by Singer for the Featherweight. The machine has been cleaned, tensioned, new belt and tuned up in November. The foot pedal/power cord mechanism cords were also replaced at the same time. INCLUDED: feet (extra regular foot, zipper foot, hemmer, adjustable hemmer, binder, edge-stitcher, gatherer, ruffler), original Instruction Guide, extra belt, 12 bobbins, oil, lubricant, screwdrivers, box to put all this in. Black case (not original, but brand new). Contact Pam Doffek after December 10th. Must sell.
Classified Ads -- Instructions
Only Guild Members can list items for sale, for services, or “free-to-a-good-home”. How to request an ad? Email your ad/notices to the Newsletter Editor at [email protected]. Briefly describe the item and asking price.
Your item will be posted for only one month per email submission.
Items for Sale or Free, by Guild Members. See Directory for Specific Contact Information
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