The Boundary Bay Quilting guild is offering the following

January, 2022 – Three Part Chicken Challenge – $65 ($60 on sale). Ann Shaw

Only 6 days left to order before the sale ends!

• January 15 – 10 am to noon – making templates, choosing fabrics
• January 22 –  10 am to noon – sewing and tips and tricks
• January 27 (sew day) – 11 am to noon – individual help, discussion on quilting

Choose your chicken by December 14!   Patterns are additional and must be ordered through http://www.fiddlesticksquiltshop.com/shop/Ann-Shaw-Patterns.htm

The pictures can be viewed on the quild website  https://www.boundarybayquiltersguild.com/workshops/

Access underground parking from Mary Hill Road.

Upon entrance to parking make an immediate left

Continue to front row which is designated handicap parking.

Second row and more is regular parking.

Take the first elevator you see to first floor.

Once off the elevator take an immediate left.

Look slightly left and across the main foyer. That’s our room.

North Mabbett Room.

Parking is free right now and ignore maximum parking limit. It’s not regulated for now.

For those wanting to be dropped off at main entrance there is a one way drop off entering from Mary Hill road and exiting on to Wilson Avenue towards the front of the building. There is no place to wait for someone at main entrance.

Once through the main doors turn left and proceed down the main foyer to our meeting room, North Mabbett Room, will be on your right.

Dragonfly  Quilting and Gifts are having a popup shop on Friday Nov 26 at the Port Coquitlam Shaugnessy Legion

The Nov block have been posted under the Block of the Month.

If you are unable to attend the Dec meeting you can drop off the block at Carol Lifford’s home:

Please follow this link to the registration form https://bluemountainquiltersguild.ca/retreats

We have been advised by BACCI they are in need of the following:

Lap-sized quilts for approximately 45 Christmas Hampers needed by the end of November

• Lap-sized quilts for senior outreach programme (mainly men)

Nap-sized quilts (40×50 to 40×60; odd sizes are acceptable) for their children’s programmes

The community quilt information has been posted under the page Community Quilt/Publicity

This year, we thought we’d get a jump on Christmas with Placemats for Meals on Wheels.  We are asking that all of the placemats be approximately 14” X 18” in size and that they are two sided! One side can be Christmas patterned and the other can be another season’s fabric or vice versa.  Each person is asked to make two or more. Any placemats not needed for Meals on Wheels will go to the Quilt Show Boutique planned for October 2022.  The challenge is to get them done over the summer months and turn them in by the end of September. Drop off is at Carol Lifford’s office at 163 Schoolhouse St, Coquitlam (Near the Silvercity Movie Theatre on Schoolhouse).  Thank you for participating in this worthy Summer Challenge!