Our new Group Blog

Welcome all readers to the first post of the Syracuse Utah Quilters group blog. We have such a great time in our little part of Utah (USA) that we decided that this year we would explore the internet quilting World. This blog is a place for us to post group info, photo's and find out what other quilters are doing.

We are happy for any comments by our members, as well as the blogging World...positive comments, that is!

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