Foothill Quilters Guild, PO Box 5653, Auburn CA 95604
where quilters get together
Welcome
to the Foothill Quilters Guild, where local area quilters have been getting together since 1982 to share their love of quilting.
We invite you to explore our website. Enjoy!
Happy Quilting!
FOOTHILL’S QUILT SHOW
“Reflections”
Friday and Saturday, April 5-6, 2019
Location: Parkside Church
and Regional Park, Auburn
UPCOMING PROGRAMS
November 12
Christine Barnes
December 10
Holiday Potluck
January 14-15
Cindy Needham
February 11
Community Service sewing night
March 11
Challenge Reveal and Voting; Guild birthday party
April 8
Quilt Show awards and celebration
May 13-14
Jenny Lyon
Programs
OUR DECEMBER 10 MEETING…
Is our annual holiday potluck. The guild is supplying main dish meat, and drinks (plus plates and eating utensils); recommended accompaniments will be out soon.
Guests are welcome to attend any of our meetings for a $5 charge.
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FACEBOOK: We now have a Facebook page for the guild, primarily to spread the word about our quilt show. Please view and “Like” our page!
www.facebook.com/FoothillQuilters
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DINNER WITH THE SPEAKER: When we have a speaker at our meeting, we take her out to dinner before the meeting. If you’d like to join us, please call Katie Carnahan to verify the time and location. 530-823-0007 All members are welcome!
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CHALLENGE: We’re now taking sign-ups for our “Best Friends” challenge. Learn about it here and sign up at a guild meeting.
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FABRIC DONATIONS: We welcome donations of quilting fabric, notions, and tools. Fabric that is 100% cotton is what we need for quilts for our Community Service projects - anything that’s ¼ yard or bigger. Please contact Jan Petre at 530-863-8460 to make appropriate arrangements. To see what we do with these donations, please check our Community Service page.
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MEMBERSHIP: We welcome new members all year long. The form can be found on our “About Us” page; select it from the left-hand column.
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WORKSHOPS: You don't have to be a member to enjoy one of our workshops. Take a look at the left column to see if there is something that might interest you, and then go to “Programs” to learn more. Non-members are welcome at any workshop in which we have room.
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OUR MEETINGS are held on the second Monday of each month, at Cornerstone Community Church, 11111 Dry Creek Road, Auburn. Meetings begin at 7pm and generally end around 9.
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LETTER OF COMMENDATION: We’ve received a Letter of Commendation from the City of Auburn celebrating our 35 years as a guild. See it here. Commendation from the City of Auburn celebrating our 35 years as a guild. See it here.
OUR MEETINGS are held on the second Monday of each month, at Cornerstone Community Church, 11111 Dry Creek Road, Auburn. Meetings begin at 7pm and generally end around 9.
MEMBERS ONLY
View pictures of our members and get copies of current and former newsletters. Go to “Home” (above) and click on the drop-down menu item, Members Only.
Log in as: member@foothill.org
(This is a fake email address that everybody uses.)
Obtain the password from the webmaster
or the president.
Most of our site is open to the public; if you have difficulty finding what you want, use the Search Engine (above right).
CATTAILS IN THE MEADOW
Our beautiful opportunity quilt was made from the pattern “Cattails in the Meadow” by Judy and Bradley Niemeyer at Quiltworx. It measures 72” x 72”, and includes paper piecing and hand appliqué. Fabrics are all batiks, front and back. The makers include Foothill Guild members Barbara Sammut, Terry Harman, Claudine Matulich, Donna Griess, Pat Van Artsdalen, and Carol Vierra. It was quilted by Brandy Rayburn at The Quilting Place in Fair Oaks; Brandy has quilted many, many Neimeyer quilts, including quite a few for Judy Niemeyer herself, used at the Houston quilt market.
We will sell tickets to win this quilt throughout the year and draw the winner at our quilt show, on April 6, 2019. You need not be present to win.
OUR PURPOSE
The purpose of the Foothill Quilters Guild is to contribute to the growth and knowledge of quilting techniques, patterns, history and quilt-making by providing educational meetings; sponsor and support quilt-making activities; encourage quilt-making and collecting; and promote the knowledge and appreciation of quilting.
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