Roseville Quilters Guild, PO Box 513, Roseville CA 95678
GUILD ACTIVITIES
BLOCK OF THE MONTH
The Guild provides a kit for a quilt block for members to learn about techniques, designs, and/or colors. Members can purchase the kit for a nominal cost; names of those who return completed blocks are entered into a drawing to win enough blocks to make a quilt.
A BIT OF ME
Members donate (usually) hand-made items. We sell raffle tickets for the item at the general meeting. A winner is drawn at the close of the meeting. Proceeds from the Bit of Me drawing go toward the Guild’s activities.
CHALLENGE
Members participating in the Challenge quilt are given "rules" for each year's challenge. They are due at the April meeting and exhibited at the May quilt show. For 2017 the theme is “Where Things Live.”
FAT QUARTER EXCHANGE
Members bring a fat or regular quarter with a specific theme to a meeting and have a chance of winning a whole collection. You receive one ticket for each quarter yard you bring. If you have more than one quarter of the same fabric, you may leave it in one piece and receive multiple tickets. Here’s a list of the themes for 2016-17.
LIBRARY
The guild provides an extensive collection of books an videos for members to check out at monthly meetings.
PICK-A-PRIZE
Pick-a-Prize: provides fun by giving participants a chance to win prizes of interest to quilters.
DAY CAMP
Dates: October 26-29, 2017
Location: Veterans’ Hall, Royer Park, Roseville
TEA
Each year we sponsor a tea, both as a fundraiser and as a social event. We have wonderful food, entertainment, and raffle baskets. See our Gallery page for some photos from a previous Victorian Tea. Our next Tea is scheduled for Saturday, June 24, 2017, 1pm, Creekside Church Events Center.
UFO CHALLENGE
Participating members submit a list of 10 UFOs (unfinished projects), in any order. A number is drawn, which represents the number on each participant’s list that she is challenged to finish by the deadline, which is usually 2 months away. Those completing their UFO by the deadline are eligible for prizes.
MERCY RETREAT
Twice a year 15 members travel to the Mercy Retreat Center in Auburn for a long weekend of sewing and fun. This is a great alternative for those who don’t want to travel far, who need to go home for pets or family, or who can’t take the altitude at Lake Tahoe. Private rooms, good food, wonderful setting.
Our guild has many activities and committees available for members to enjoy and/or participate in, including camp, community service, and our quilt show. Others include: