$$PLAIN_TEXT_PREVIEW$$

Quilting for Community

New Beginnings

Table of Contents

  1. Greeting

  2. Holly Jolly Potluck

  3. End of Year Sale (No Free Quilting Class next Week)

  4. Ways to Support

  5. The Writer’s Block- Writing Group

Happy Holidays Friends,

The year 2023 is ending and I can't believe how much Quilting for Community's Design Center & Fabric Thrift Store has grown and spread out!

Have you read "To The Stars Through Difficulties" by Romalyn Tilghman? It's a good read and you can listen to it as an audiobook as well! This fictional novel has many moments that remind me of our experiences at Q4C! It's like fiction brought to life! In the book, a group called "The No Guilters" AKA "The No Guilt Quilters" holds a fundraiser. They sell pot holders and fiber art to keep their art center open. One character explores her family history and discovers her grandmother's role in establishing a Carnegie Library in Kansas in the 1900s. How did she do it? She and other women organized ice cream socials to raise the money.

Ms. Tilghman's fiction illustrates the inspiring efforts of real women addressing community needs. That's us - Quilting for Community, sharing quilting skills for free whilst fostering community. That is why we offer The Design Center to the community! The Design Center is our Community Arts Center, all of ours!

Not everyone can afford the investment that quilting incurs, i.e. classes, machines, tools, craft room, etc. but TOGETHER, we CAN! If you haven’t already, make a contribution before December 31st! Your support enables free quilting classes, tools, materials, scholarships for low-cost sewing classes, and general operating costs to keep The Design Center open!

I look forward to what’s in store for all of us in 2024! Join us on Friday, Dec. 22nd for our Holly Jolly Potluck! I look forward to seeing you there!

Sincerely,

Lizz

 Donate 
 

Parking info: Please DO NOT park in front of the Smoke Shop or Shipping Company. Many of us may need to park on Devonshire or Owensmouth to save space for our Seniors.

 RSVP 
 

Expect to find treasures as we will be pulling out all of the hidden totes for you. If it’s in a TOTE, then you can Fill-A-Bag!

(Free quilting classes will resume Sat. Jan. 6th)

 

Ways to Support

Volunteer!

Tues/Thurs/Sat- Share your skills with a new student

Wed/Fri- Process Donations, help with Evening class

January 2nd-4th- Store-wide Cleaning and Reorganization (10am-2pm)

 I can help! 

Give someone special a Q4C Gift Certificate!

The gift certificate can be used for any workshop and in-store purchases!

 Gift Certificate 

Buy a Long-Arm Bundle!

Purchase 5 teacher-guided, 3hr long-arm sessions and receive a 6th long-arm session FREE for $300!

 Long-Arm Bundle 

Honor a loved one with a tax-deductible Hexie

Make a pledge of $250-$1000 and we'll engrave your name or your loved one's name on an acrylic Hexie. The Hexie will be showcased in The Design Center's window for all to see.

Your tax-deductible contribution makes our free quilting classes possible!

The Q4C Donor Display will be installed in 2024.

 I WANT A HEXIE! 
 

The Writer’s Block

Do you like to write? Are you a story-teller? Have you thought about it? Short stories, poetry, non-fiction, science-fiction, etc?

A writing group has emerged out of this quilting community and we would like to continue to explore and nurture this aspect of creativity.

  • This is not a class. There will be no instruction. Instead, it is a supportive circle of creative folk who want to get their ideas on paper!

  • Creative prompts will be provided if needed.

  • Beginning Jan. 8th, The Writer’s Block will meet in person at the Design Center twice a month, every 2nd Monday (10am-12pm) and/or every 4th Monday (6pm-8pm)

 I’m interested in The Writer’s Block 
 Donate 
Quilting for Community

Quilting for Community, 21706-21708 Devonshire St., Chatsworth, CA, 91311, United States

Powered by Squarespace

Unsubscribe