Jenny3244

Hi all,

Help! I (for some unknown reason) VOLUNTEERED to be program director for one of my guilds (same reason I am president of another guild!). Usually for the end of the year picnic we do some sort of activity / game. Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks for any imput on the subject
Jenny

BellaBoo

We have a Christmas Party at guild. We have a silent auction table with all handmade items from quilt members, including bake goods. The year's challenge projects hung and voted on for prizes and we have an ornament exchange. We play games too. One is Musical Fabric. Pass around one yard of fabric (everyone brings one yard) and when the music stops, tear the fabric you end up with in half, keep going and tearing until it's a piece about 4 x 4 inches. That's a next year's challenge!

Up North

http://www.quiltguilds.com/games.htm
This link has lots of ideas. Go up to the top to search and type in games there are lots of ideas there.

Dodie

Our Guild has a fun Christmas party we have a pot luck and everyone looks forward to playing quilto it is like bingo except there are no numbers on the cards just words such as seam ripper, selvage and etc we all bring a white elehant gift Christmas wrapped and play until they are gone then set a time limit nand play again while the winners steal from others go home with what you have when the buzzer goes off oh yes the gifts are quilt related unwanted fabric, pattern etc Have fun
Dodie

vandee

One game played at our party was a lot of prep work but pretty impressive to play! The gals in charge brought 12 different 12 1/2" finished quilt blocks, all posted on a board. We were given a sheet of paper with the names of blocks scrambled. We had to name the blocks to match the ones displayed, and the winner got to take them all home!!

kwhite

Ok this is something I did for my daughter's kindergarten class but it can be adapted for your guild meeting. Take a nice quilt book and wrap it once for every person at the party. Between each layer of wrap put a small prize, like a pack of needles or maybe a book mark. At the meeting "pass the parcel" Each person opens a layer and takes her gift after saying something like "what she wants for Christmas" or " what project she will start/finish" then at the end the book is raffled off with a drawing.