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What is the best part of going to a Guild meeting?
Seeing your friends?
Sharing new quilting ideas or tips?
Show and tell?

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 the BeeKeeper. We will see if we can get you buzzing along within the hive.

The more Bees, the more fun, the more quilts ... what could be better?


EXISTING BEES

Applique Bee
Thursday morning Bee --

The primary focus is appliqué quilting projects. The bee meets on the 4th Thursday at the Old Town Recreation Center, 4550 Shattalon Dr, W-S from 10:00 am-noon. The contact persons are either Patti Mansson, 760-2017, pmanson@bellsouth.net or Carrie Pippins, 767-0848, cdsp@juno.com.

The Quilting Friends
Wednesday morning Bee --

Meets every Wednesday at the Old Town Recreation Center, 4550 Shattalon Dr, WS, from 9:30 am-noon. The contact person is Marianna Morgan, mmogan54@traid.rr.com

BEEfriended Applique Bee
Wednesday evening Bee -- currently at full capacity

Meets the 4th Monday of the month from 7:00 until 9:30pm at various member's homes (primarily in zip codes 27103, 27104, and 27106). Contact person: Suzette Brown. Please note: This Bee is currently full and unable to take new members at the this time.

BEEtweens
Tuesday afternoon Bee --

Members each work on their own projects and informally exchange ideas and techniques. The group meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month at 1:00-4:30 pm at Sewingly Yours, 1329 Lewisville-Clemmons Rd, Lewisville, NC. The contact person is Ann Harris, 499-5617, amph82@earthlink.net

Miss BEE Haven
Monday evening Bee -- currently at full capacity

The meetings are held at each members home on a rotating schedule. Contact Person: Leanne Marshall. Please note: This Bee is currently full and unable to take new members at the this time.
Pablo BEEcassos
Tuesday morning Bee --

This group is focused on non-traditional quilting and styles such as art quilts, various types of fabric, digitized images and three-dimensional techniques. The group meets on the 4th Tuesday of each month at 9:30am. Meeting location is the Little Creek Recreation Center, 610 Foxcroft Dr in W-S. The contact person is Gail McNeill, 721-9150, proust@triad.rr.com

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.

NOTE: Please see excerption Beecasso Article as featured in the May'08 issue of The Community Arts Café, an exceptional on-the-web e-magazine about "Arts in the Triad."

JOIN A BEE
One of the best ways to learn more about quilting and gather friends among Guild members
is to join a quilting bee. Contact Karen Oghalai at 940-2219
or by email roghalai@yadtel.net if you are interested in starting a new evening bee.


Last update: August 18, 2010.


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