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We left the Ramada Inn just after 8 AM and made it into Waterloo about 9:20. Our first stop was the Kitchener/Waterloo Art Gallery (kw/ag) to see the Grand National Quilt Show 2007 “Fantasy”. This was a fantastic display of quilting and fibre art by 64 Canadian artists. Here is the Ethlyndryal the Protector by […]

For those who are going on the bus trip: you need to be at the Ramada Inn at Wellington Rd S/Exeter Rd by 7:45 AM for boarding. The bus leaves at 8AM and returns for 6PM in London. Parking is available at the Ramada, away from the entrance but near the OPP station. Meals are

Next Meeting:Thursday, May 10, 7:15PM at St George’s Presbyterian Church 1475 Dundas St E. This is our last regular meeting of the year, so there is some final business to take care of: Any outstanding library books must be returned at this meeting. Payment for the dinner at Best Western’s Stoneridge Inn in June is

Although it started out wet, dreary, and foggy, it actually turned into a lovely day! It was a small intimate group: 3 plus photographer! We actually accomplished a lot! Thanks Barb, for letting us spend the day with you at your lovely cottage!

Good news! Cynthia and Phyllis took a trip to Stoneridge Inn to check out and order the dinner menu and they came back with a reduction in the ticket price! The price is now $36 instead of $40. Those of you, who have already paid, will be reimbursed at the next meeting, just see Phyllis.

Thank you, ladies, for bringing your secret notion to the last meeting! By a show of hands, there were quite a few, although all did not make it into the above photo! CorrectionsThere are a few corrections to the newsletter handed out on Thursday, that you may want to take note of. Those who were

Next Meeting: Thursday, April 12 at 7:15PM at St George’s Presbyterian Church, 1475 Dundas St. E. Web Page and Launch: Our new web page is up and running! Please check out this link: www.geocities.com/lfqguild. There is still room for tweaking, so your comments and suggestions are welcome. We would like to thank Cynthia M-R’s son,

Terrible news for Robyn Pandolph, who were were fortunate to have a visit from only two weeks ago. Back home in Galveston , on March 17, Robyn’s car was broken into. Two suitcases containing 30 of her beautiful hand-appliqued quilts were stolen! To think that these special quilts representing so many years of work are

Yes, a few more photos to share with you! Below, the LFQG executive treated Robyn to a dinner out! Remember ladies (and Peter), this is just one of the fun perks of being on the executive, getting to know our guests on a more personal level. Something to think about when it’s election time! It’s

Robyn’s goal in teaching this workshop is to inspire and motivate individuals to create unique, personal quilts that will carry the maker’s identity through the ages. She started by giving us a brief history of American Folk Art and its strong roots in freedom, democracy, and individuality. She gave us plenty of time to draw