If you
answered yes to any of these questions and desire to get together with
your like-minded buddies more often than once a month at Guild meetings,
or would like to meet with a smaller group in a different setting, then
maybe one of our "Bees" is right for you! There are several mini-groups,
or Bees, that have formed within the last year.
If you are
interested in joining in the fun please contact a Bee leader (there may be
a group that suits your time schedule) they have a chair waiting for you!
If you are interested in forming your own Bee; or would like to find out
more about the Bees and how they work, please contact me and we'll see
what we can do to get you buzzing along within the hive.
The more
Bees, the more fun, the more quilts ... what could be better?
The Quilting Friends
Meetings are held every Wednesday of the month from 9:30–12:00.
The bee meets at Old Town Recreation Center on Shattalon
Drive. Contact Person: Marianna Morgan
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BEEfriended
Meets the 4th Monday of the month from 7:00-9:30pm at various
member's homes (primarily in zip codes 27103, 27104, and 27106).
This Bee is limited to 12 members. For more info, contact Suzette Brown
277-8890 days, or 723-6184 evenings. |
BEEtweens
Held at Sewingly Yours, 1329 Lewisville-Clemmons Road, Lewisville, NC.
Meets the first and third Tuesdays of each month 1:00-4:30pm.
BEE leader is Ann M. Harris (499-5617). New members welcome. This group
works on their own projects and supports guild projects. |
Last Thursday's BEE
Meets the last Thursday of each month at Sew Original on Robinhood Road,
Winston-Salem. BEE leader is Becki Bostick (788-2530). Plenty of space for
sewing machines or handwork projects. This group works on their own projects
and supports guild projects. |
Miss BEE Haven
The meetings are held at each members home on a rotating
schedule. Contact Person: Leanne Marshall. This Bee is currently full.
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Pablo BEEcassos
 A focused group for those members interested
in non-traditional quilting techniques and styles such as the art quilts,
embellished quilts, fabric painting and dye, computer-generated fabric,
digitized images or photographs, silks, leather or other textiles, three
dimensional techniques, etc. Contact Ellen Blair at (336)722-0336.
 The Beecassos have periodic group challenges,
which are tons of fun and push our creativity to new levels. These examples
are the results from those challenges. In this challenge, each participant was
given an identical bag of "stuff" and was to incorporate at least 9 of the
items. It is inspiring to see other's creative side.
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