Our April meeting was held on April 13th at the Malad Senior Center.

We woke up to another snowy day and several people couldn’t make it, including our co-presidents. Brenda Daniels is now on her mission, so Esther will be the acting President until Brenda returns later this year.

There was our usual show and tell where we witnessed the creative talents of our group.

Alisha Compton passed around her abundantly blessed baby quilt and explained how she cut out the pieces and that we should use a stable plastic for the templates because you will need to cut out so many pieces. She works at Homemade is Heartmade in Tremonton. They just moved and their new address is 340 S. 200 W. Tremonton, Utah 84337.

Sue Robbins, who usually doesn’t attend our meetings, and claims that she crochets and does not quilt, came to show her mother’s handiwork.  Years ago, her mother made a quilted vest, plus a jacket. When her mother passed away, Sue took possession of these cherished pieces and said, “My sisters want them, but they aren’t going to get them!”

Debbie Schoolcraft who is our representative from the Utah State Quilt Guild showed her hombre quilt made with a varied print where it looked like many different fabrics, but it all came from the same piece of fabric. 

Debbie announced that the Salt Lake Quilt, Craft and Sewing Festival will be May 18-20 in Sandy Utah at the Mountain America Expo Center, 9575 S State St. Sandy, UT 84070.

(Directions) From I-15 heading southbound: Take Exit 295 (UT-209/9000). Keep left and then go straight towards Sandy on 9000 S. Turn right onto S. State Street. The Mountain America Expo Center is on the left.

ADMISSION: $12 for 3 Days

$2 OFF with coupon or postcard

HOURS: 10 AM - 5 PM Thursday & Friday

10 AM - 4 PM Saturday

We will be having our own quilt show during the last weekend in June, during the Welsh Festival.

What are we? Artists/quilters

What do we want? Fabric

What will we do with it? We don’t know!