SVP Meeting
May 10, 2022
St. Mark's Lutheran Church Hall
Middleburgh, NY
1-3pm
May Minutes
Meeting was called to order with no guests. There were 16 members present.
Officers Reports
Secretary Report: Sent via email. Correction of treasures report. Should read $92.44 checking account $763.03 Savings total$855.47. Emily made motion to accept with corrections Barb seconded approved.
Treasurers Report: No changes from previous month. Ron made motion to accept Emilie seconded approved
Historian: Photos have been posted of Knox quilt show
HOF: Barb, Kathy, Sharon and Deb attended the HOF meeting, The summer picnic which is open to all members will be July 11 at Maple Crest CD Lane Park. We are responsible for a raffle basket. Edna has a basket she will donate for us to fill. There will be a quilt show Sept 17 - 10 to 4. Volunteers will be needed to set up on the 16th and take down after show on the 18th. It will be held at the Roxbury Arts building.
Old Business: Received a thank you Catholic Charities for the 36 quilts Sharon delivered to them
New Business: The Schoharie Library quilt and flower show will be the whole month of June. We will set up June 7th at 1 pm. Anyone with pieces to show can drop them off at Sharon V home.
Volunteers are needed to sell raffle tickets at the Arts in Bloom festival on Saturday June 10-4. Take down will be July 7th at 4:30.
Name tag drawing: with extra give aways thanks to Deb who was spring cleaning,
Edna guild gift bag, Ruey, Alisa. Steff and Marlene from Deb's donation
Show and tell There were many great tips and favorite tools, Emily showed a quilt to be auctioned off at the North American society for bat research at their 50th anniversary.
Sharon V showed a HOF quilt she got dated around 1890. Blocks were all hand sewn.
Show & Tell






Program: Tell group about you & the tools/products you like; any sewing tips, fabric you like; where you get your fabric; and
tell us about your sewing machine, etc.
Quilt Show (held in Town of Knox, NY)
(pictures taken by Steff Liddle)
May 7, 2022
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SVP Meeting
June 14, 2022
St. Mark's Lutheran Church Hall
Middleburgh, NY
1-3pm
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Minutes for June 14, 2022
Meeting opened by Sharon Vrooman, president at 1:05 Members present: 19 Guests: 0
We shared a delicious potluck lunch with dessert to begin the meeting.
Treasurer’s report: Checking: $92.44
Savings: $763.03 Total: $855.44
A motion was made by Joan Youmans to accept the treasurer’s report and it was seconded by Dolores Canna. The motion was passed unanimously.
Secretary’s minutes were emailed to the members by Diane Warner. A motion was made by Ron Lower to approve the minutes and it was seconded by Joan Youmans. The motion was passed unanimously.
Historian: Stefanie Liddle posted pictures of the quilt show in Knox on the website along with those from the May meeting.
Old Business:
The Hall of Fame Quilt Show will be held on September 17 and 18 at the Catskill Art Gallery. Any SVP guild member may enter a quilt in the show. Each guild is asked to donate a basket with items from their area for a raffle at the show. Ron and Edna Lower donated a basket.
A picnic will be held on Monday, July 11th from 10-3 for all participating guild members. Please bring a dish to share and your place setting. There is a $1 admission to the picnic and our guild’s dues of $10 are due at the picnic.
Schoharie Library is hosting a flower and quilt show until July 7th.
On Saturday May 21st 13 members attended a sit and sew event at the church and some did paper piecing with Betsy and others did selvage piecing with Sharon.
New Business:
Next year’s programs will reflect the many suggestions for guild programs regarding some aspects of color and trading fabric scraps. Sharon said the summer assignment is to look up color and rainbow quilts. She has found ideas in the McCall’s quilting magazine from September/October of 2021. She said the AQS magazine has many ideas on their website. She also suggested finding inspiration from nature and calendars. Each month Sharon said a crayon will be pulled with a color to use in our quilts. We can bring in fabric scraps to share and trade to use in our project. She said the colors white, grey and black will be removed and can be used as background color in your quilt. She suggested we find a quilt pattern we like over the summer.
Name Tag Drawing: Betty Pillsbury
Show and Tell:
Marlene Laraway: a small quilt of latticed animal embroidered blocks
Sharon Nesbitt: wall hanging of jewel tone blocks
Sharon Vrooman: 30’s prints flower basket quilt, and another quilt made from leftover block someone brought in the share
Diane Warner: Round Robin quilt
Stefanie Liddle: 2 flag wall hangings
Kathy Livingston: a selvage pillow cover made at a recent guild workshop, a half square triangle quilt for a niece’s graduation present
Barb Haverly: an Adirondack theme flannel lap quilt made with donated fabric
Sharon Nesbitt was presented with a quilt completed with blocks sewn by SVP quilt guild members in appreciation for her many years as treasurer.
An SVP quilt theme bingo game was played by members with buttons as markers and the prizes were fat quarters.
Meeting adjourned at 2:50
Buffet/Dish-to-Share
Last Meeting till September
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Thank You for sharing Deb!
Show & Tell
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Surprise for Sharon Nesbitt!!
A "thank you quilt" for being SVP Treasurer all these years!
Crossword Puzzle Blocks made by SVP members)
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BINGO!
Cute Game, Colleen
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