Syracuse Utah Quilt Guild Meeting October 14, 2025

Announcements

Our next Sew-in October 23rd, 9am-5pm at the North Davis Senior Center, 

in Clearfield.  Bring your machine, extension cord, lunch, and $2.00

Next month there will be a Sew-in at the Syracuse Community Center

on Monday, November 10th, 10am-3pm.  

This will take place of our regular 2nd Tuesday Meeting.

We will also be electing new officers for next year.

As an incentive to attend the meeting the above quilt will be drawn for.

It was partially pieced by Margo and Kathy finished piecing it.

Pam will quilt it.

The finished Quilt of Valor will be going to Maria's 90 year old

father who served in the Korean and Vietnam wars.

Turn in the raw edge flower blocks by next month.  

December Christmas Party

There will be a drawing for the flower blocks at

our Christmas Party on the 2nd Tuesday in December. 

It will be held at Chris' Cafe in Clearfield.  

Meet at noon and bring 1 yard of fabric for the gift exchange.  

It can be 1 yard, 2 half yards, or 4 fat quarters.

Please turn in all Comfort quilts by December luncheon.

The place we will be donating them to has 100 residents.

So far we have 30 quilts.

The quilts can be twin, throw, wheel chair, or lap quilt sizes.

The quilts will be going to The Abington Senior Living in Layton.  

If you would like to order some Superior Threads at half price

let Pam know by this weekend.

Announcements from our Area Representative, Suzanne 

Thanks Suzanne for keeping us updated on what has been happening 

in the Utah Quilt Guild.

Quilt Fest

At Quilt Fest this year our basket sold for $140.

Thanks to Marie and others who participated.

Next year Quilt Fest will be held October 6th - 10th

At the Davis county Conference Center in Layton.

The Theme is "Quilting America Red, White, and Blue."

Guest National Teachers will be Collage Quilter Emily Taylor,

Quilt Historian and Appraiser, Sandra Starley, 

and Guest Hand Quilter, Jerry Dunbar

There will be an Opportunity Quilt available

made by Ruth Davis.

💞💞💞We send our love to Nancy and hope she recovers quickly!💞💕💕

Sew and Tell

Tammy showed her pretty fancy golf car seat cover.

This is Debbie's fun Halloween wall quilt.

Suzanne showed us her 1000 piece  potato chip quilt

she made for Quilt Fest.  It was a favorite with organized

colorways.

Larraine made this pretty Drunkard's Path using French General fabrics.  

This quilt she is donating to our Comfort Quilts.

She also made this cute little Halloween wall hanging.

Maribeth's family calls her Halloween quilt Frankie.

Maribeth finished four comfort quilts with blocks made by Stormy.

Maribeth's husband quilted them.

This is Maribeth's purse project made at Quilt Fest.

Terry took a class called Scrappy Trip Around the World.

She has lots of completed blocks.

We hope she does a Demo to show the method.

Connie quilted this soft quilt and is donating it to the Comfort Quilts.

This 1000 pieced Quilt Fest quilt was made by Connie.

Paula won this pretty Daffodil quilt at Quilt Fest.

Sue made this "Spooky" pillow and added embroidery.

Ruth's amazing star quilt has 2000 triangles.

Angy showed her pretty Kimberbell Christmas quilt that has lights 

that poke thru from the back.

Pretty butterfly coasters and a hedge hog made by Mardell.

Mardell 1st machine quilted runner.

Susan finished this quilt she started a long time ago.

Janet's 5th grade granddaughter sewed this Elf on a Shelf Quilt.

Janet won a 2nd place ribbon for this challenge quilt.

The cabin shown was her great grandfather's cabin.  

Anita made a couple of  fun Halloween quilts.

The Ghost has Chenille-It around it.

Anita quilted this pretty quilt that Nancy gave her.  It has 27 shades of color.

Her Courthouse Steps quilt she intends to keep for herself.

Jennifer quilted it.

Kathy put Chenille-It on her jacket and around some squares she picked up at the DI.

Kathy plans to add Chenille-It to this cute Halloween Panel quilt.

Kathy made these Halloween runners for her tables.

Jeanette brought a couple of Halloween quilts she made.

       Jeanette's applique fall wall quilt.            A leaf table runner made by her mother.

Pam learned how to make this pretty rope bowl at Quilt Fest.

Pam took a trip to see the fall leaves with her grandsons and

then came home and made this quilt to remember how beautiful the leaves were.

She used the leftover scraps on the back.

Pam made his amazing wool applique quilt to hang up for  Halloween.

Until next time....

Happy Halloween and Happy Quilting.

Jeanette