Guild Meetings held every 3rd Thursday of the month at

Boise Church of  Christ, 2000 Eldorado St., Boise, Idaho. (Map)

Doors open at 6:30 pm.  Meeting starts 7:00pm  (more info)

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Boise Basin Quilt Show Cancelled
for September 25 & 26, 2020

It is with deep regret and sadness that we announce this cancellation.

The Executive Board has been listening to the CDC predictions concerning a possible upswing in the Covid-19 virus in the fall, and couple that with the uncertainty of being able to recoup the costs incurred from holding such a large undertaking as our event. Those factors contribute to the additional fact that our elderly demographic is in the higher risk category and they are the volunteers who staff the quilt show.

The Executive Board (which includes the Quilt Show Chairperson) heard from several key individuals on the Quilt Show Committee expressing the same concerns. The committee will have a meeting the end of the month to make sure all loose ends are addressed and begin plans to make the 2021 Boise Basin Quilt Show even bigger and better!

REMEMBER, ALL BBQ MONTHLY PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIES HAVE ALSO BEEN SUSPENDED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, effective immediately.

Please watch your email as we are still sending out our monthly newsletter. It may be a bit smaller, but it will give you updated information on these issues. Information can also be found on our website at boisebasinquilters.org

Be Safe and Sew On….
Your Executive Board and Quilt Show Committee
Boise Basin Quilters

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Attention All Mask-Makers, and Gown Seamstresses!

I would like to write an article and thank those of you who participated in the mask and surgical gown making effort these past few weeks.

Please send me your:
1) Name
2) Number of masks made
3) Number of gowns sewn (if applicable) &
4) SEND A PICTURE OF YOURSELF

I don’t care if you just made some for family and friends. I would love to hear from you and get an idea of how many masks and gowns our BBQ members made during these difficult times.

Send the information, including the picture, to president@boisebasinquilters.org

THANK YOU,
Terri Curry, BBQ President

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Fred Meyers Reward Program:

As a nonprofit organization, Boise Basin Quilters is eligible to earn a quarterly donation from Fred Meyers by linking your Fred Meyers Rewards account to BBQ in their Community Rewards program. The amount of this donation is directly related to how many Customers link their Reward cards to BBQ and how much they shop. The minimum quarterly donation to BBQ is $25. Anything less will roll over to the next quarter. This program DOES NOT take away from customers’ rewards. The procedure to link your Rewards card to BBQ is as follows:

  1. Get a Fred Meyer Rewards card at any register or the customer service desk; this will be your Fred Meyer Rewards car number.
  2. Sign in to Fred Meyer Rewards.
  3. https://www.fredmeyer.com/signin?redirectUrl=/account/communityrewards/enroll
  4. There are links at the bottom of the page to Create an Account or Forgot Your Password?  You’ll need your Fred Meyer Rewards card number to create an account.
  5. Enter BBQ’s Community Partner ID 89797 and click the Search button.
  6. Click the circle next to BBQ as the Organization Name and click Enroll.
  7. Present your card whenever you shop at a Fred Meyer store or gas station.

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Membership meetings are held every third Thursday of the month (except July and December) at 7:00 pm at the Boise Church of Christ, 2000 Eldorado Street, Boise, ID 83704.  Doors open at 6:30 pm.

 

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  • Christmas Tree Hunt by Melissa. This was an original design.
  • Joseph's Coat of Many Colors made by Kathy Webb. Handpieced and quilted as my grandmother's last quilt and took 25 years to complete!
  • Posh Santa by Melissa. Too cute not to make! She used a vintage button for his eye, velvet for the hat, and chenille yarn to decorate the hat.
  • Grandmother's Masterpiece by Kathy Webb. My other treasured this quilt as the final and best quilt her mother had made (probably in 1940-50's).
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  • Memories by Gwen Smith. This quilt was made from blocks presented to me at the end of my term as BBQ President in 2010.
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  • Christmas Tree by Cheryl Little. This was made for a great nephew and his new family for their first Christmas together.
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  • Rocket's Red Glare by Nancy England. Nancy liked this pattern used for a Quilt of Valor.
  • Purple Stash by Donna Swanson. Designed and quilted by Donna Swanson and is a wedding gift for Ilya & Sasha, Young Life leaders in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.
  • Star Crossed by Nancy England. Nancy liked this pattern used for a QOV.
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  • Christmas Wall Decor by Alta Moffit. My friend saw this pattern and loved it, so I made it as a gift to her.
  • Winter Checkmark by Suzon Stroud. This is the second bargello quilt made after attending Julia Zieglar's class.
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  • Poison Ivy by Suzon Stroud. I had a lot of fun learning this technique at Julia Zieglar's schoolhouse class.
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  • QOV by Mona Harp, Cathy Venosdel, and Connie Emmen. This was a stashbuster from Quilt Expressions, quilted by Connie Emmon and bound by Mona Harp.
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  • Turkish Dervish by Sonya Parisi. This is a custom request with specific designs. Hand applique'd and hand quilted.
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  • Danette Kroft - Hawaiian Snowflake
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