Posts by: Ayeth Brown

Quilting

• Quilting for Haiti (The Wahpeton Daily News)
  A dozen or so members of Grace Lutheran Church in Breckenridge annually devote their time to crafting quilts to meet needs worldwide, but now they're focusing on Haiti.
• Quilt show to be on display throughout March at museum (The Belleville View)
  The 17th annual Western Wayne County Quilting Guild's quilt show, "Patches and Patterns: A Celebration of Quilts" will be on display through March 31 at the Belleville Area Historical Museum, located at 405 Main St. in downtown Belleville.
• Students share stories, seek prize with quilt (49 ABC News Topeka)
  Students at Williams Magnet School are quilting their way to a cash prize and pizza party.
• Sewing store ties up some loose ends (Orlando Sentinel)
  Dear Greg : On Feb. 18, I went to the convention center in Tampa for a sewing and quilting expo. While there, I ordered a sewing machine from Keep Me In Stitches, a Tampa company. The total price for the machine and software package was $6,419. Four days later, I called the store in Tampa to cancel the order. The owner said she would not order the machine, b […]
• Western North Carolina Quilters Guild celebrates National Quilting Day on March 20 (Asheville Citizen-Times)
  HENDERSONVILLE — Western North Carolina Quilters Guild will mark National Quilting Day with an exhibit 10 a.m.-4 p.m. March 20 at Blue Ridge Mall on Four Seasons Boulevard.
• Cooinda's got quilting shows stitched up (Warrnambool Standard)
  COOINDA Enterprises clients at Terang are displaying outstanding patchwork quilting and craft skills, with their work taking out prizes at several south-west shows.
• Senior center getting hipper (Billings Gazette)
  You expect pinochle and quilting and ceramics. But poker? Andline dancing? And an investment club?
• Fiber artist teaches origami quilting class (The Staunton News Leader)
  Anne Armentrout never thought she could draw, so she became a theater director and played with fiber and paper art on the side, and over the decades created a repertoire of quilt-style needlepoint, collagescapes and origami quilts. She even designs her own paper.
• Dinner kicks off MSCC's big week (Edwardsville Intelligencer)
  It is a big week at MSCC – for fun and fundraising.
• Titusville Methodists to host second annual summer camp (Pennington Post)
  The Titusville United Methodist Church will host Bible Study and Life Skills Camp 2010, its second annual eight-week summer camp for children ages 6 through 11, in eight pick-as-many-as-you-please, one-week, full- or half-day sessions from July 5 through Aug. 27. The summer camp will run every Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.