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AnneMarie
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Looking for suggestions on what types of activities this new guild should include?  Show & tells, bees, swaps, guest speakers (I'm dreaming here.....Amy Butler is from Granville!), sew-ins...... the list could go on and on.  Let's hear from you!

July 22, 2010 at 10:51 AM Flag Quote & Reply

Ann
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I think all of those are wonderful ideas. Maybe some instructional nights presented by members on varying topics would be fun.

August 17, 2010 at 11:22 PM Flag Quote & Reply

Sue Sandritter
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I think it would be fun to have a challenge...everyone gets a FQ and comes back with a small project...it would be fun to see everyone's different ideas! 

September 23, 2010 at 12:03 AM Flag Quote & Reply

Peggy
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LOVE the challenge idea!  You can do a lot with just a FQ challenge.  Or, how about an "Orphan Block(s)" challenge?  Bring block(s) (1 to 6) in a ziplock baggie, throw them all in a basket, attendees draw a baggie out of the basket and use those to construct a wallhanging or other small project (tote bag?  jacket?  something else?).  The person who pulls the blocks decides what to do with them.  Finish the project in a designated amount of time, bring it back for show 'n tell, and give it to the original owner.  It's always amazing to me what someone else can do with an orphan block or two that I can't throw away, but don't know what to do with.

October 21, 2010 at 11:43 AM Flag Quote & Reply

AnneMarie
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Peggy at October 21, 2010 at 11:43 AM

LOVE the challenge idea!  You can do a lot with just a FQ challenge.  Or, how about an "Orphan Block(s)" challenge?  Bring block(s) (1 to 6) in a ziplock baggie, throw them all in a basket, attendees draw a baggie out of the basket and use those to construct a wallhanging or other small project (tote bag?  jacket?  something else?).  The person who pulls the blocks decides what to do with them.  Finish the project in a designated amount of time, bring it back for show 'n tell, and give it to the original owner.  It's always amazing to me what someone else can do with an orphan block or two that I can't throw away, but don't know what to do with.

Great idea Peggy!

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October 25, 2010 at 10:10 PM Flag Quote & Reply

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