SAVE THE DATE - QUILT SHOW MARCH 14 & 15, 2020
Friendship Square Quilt Guild is committed to serve quilters and their communities through education, fellowship, community outreach and philanthropic activities.
GUILD MEETINGS
Third Monday of each month. Doors Open at 6pm and Meeting begins at 6:45pm.
La Habra United Methodist Church
631 N. Euclid
La Habra, CA 90631
Our meetings begin with a social time which is an opportunity to check out the various activities offered by the Guild. Guests are welcome! A $5 guest fee is charged when our program features a scheduled speaker. The annual membership fee is $40,
Click here for Programs and Workshops for 2019-20
PROGRAM - Monday, January 20, 2020
Ale Hogue - Hawaiian Trunk Show
FSQG member Ale Hogue will present a trunk show featuring her Hawaiian-style applique quilts.
WORKSHOP - Tuesday, Januuary 21, 2020
Hawaiian Quilt Workshop
Ale will demonstrate how to make a Hawaiian-style applique quilted pillow. A choice of applique patterns (example: Sea Turtle) will be available for you at workshop.
Workshops are a great way to learn new techniques and skills. Sign up for the Workshop at our monthly meeting or contact us at fsqginfo@gmail.com
Workshop fee: $30 members $45 guests.
Workshops are generally held 9am - 3 pm, the Tuesday after the guild meeting at:
St. Paul Lutheran Church
111 W. Las Palmas Dr.
Fullerton, CA
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WE DID IT! 318 QUILTS ARE ON THE WAY TO BIG BEAR CAMP
When they arrive at camp in Big Bear this summer the children of military personnel will receive colorful, hand crafted quilts made by our members. This project is by far the largest undertaking by the guild. It all began with a request by guild member Sandra Straight, asking us to help Seven Stars Foundation by providing quilts for children of military members. Without hesitation we agreed to part of such a worthwhile project.
Ale Hogue's home became “Camp Quilt Central" with a steady stream of members picking up fabric to make quilts or dropping off completed quilts. Terry Cummings stored the completed quilts in her spare bedroom. Friends joined the effort by sewing quilts, making financial donations or donating their long arm quilting services. The Lance family donated hundreds of yards of fabric from their mother's estate. Leona Lance was a WWII veteran who would have been proud to support this project.
Members of Seven Stars Foundation, picked up the quilts in time for the arrival of the first campers in July. Seven Stars Foundation was named in honor of the seven crew members killed when their USMC helicopter was shot down in Karmah, Iraq in 2007. The mission of the foundation is to make a positive impact on children of military families.
We are proud to share their mission and only wish we could be there to see their smiles when the children receive their quilts.
