quilt guild programs
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Have you put it to the group "what things would they like to see/happen" and take it from there. Perhaps the "formula" that the previous person was using worked and your group wants to continue along those lines or it is time for a change.
Iissuing challenges every couple months such as giving each person the same piece of fabric and see what they came back with in a few weeks. A paint chip challenge - very popular. Some members are always willing to teach a technique that others are unsure or not confident about as well as organising guest speakers.
Enjoy the new position and look forward to encouraging your group.
Iissuing challenges every couple months such as giving each person the same piece of fabric and see what they came back with in a few weeks. A paint chip challenge - very popular. Some members are always willing to teach a technique that others are unsure or not confident about as well as organising guest speakers.
Enjoy the new position and look forward to encouraging your group.
#32
I was at my Quilt Guild meeting last night and have been toying around with the idea of taking on responsibility for programs. Our guild meets year round and I am relatively new to this guild. Two meetings are already spoken for with in house garage sale and a pot luck dinner. I would need to have 10 more programs to round out the next year. I know I could get a couple of trunk shows lined up. What other kind of things are done for programs. Any ideas will be taken seriously. We also have a fabric dying program scheduled and another speaker so far. I will still need 10 however. You help is appreciated
Our programs do NOT have to be about sewing or quilting... could be a travelogue; music inspired; terminology; history of machines; etc. ALSO, a test (no grading) on quilt terms; all sorts of quilt tools; procedures; different ways to make HSTs or flying geese, etc. Good luck.
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