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Arlington QU Member Directory Out

Happy Holidays Everyone!

I've just published the Arlington QU Directory and it has been emailed out to everyone. If you haven't received it, we probably don't have you on the email list or we have the wrong email address.

Send us an email to arlingtonqu@gmail.com and we'll correct it.

Once you get the directory, if you find that you or someone you know is not listed then its probably because you or they elected not to be in the Big QU directory when the membership form was turned in. So if you want to be listed, send an email.

Thanks,

Joe
Arlington QU Treasurer
arlingtonqu@gmail.com

Mysterious Round Robin: Third Fabric

Yes its been a busy weekend for me and posting!
Here's a photo of the last fabric. Thanks again to Suzanne for supplying the photo!

Outliers' Round Robin

Late post showing the Outliers' Round Robin quilt as of November!

Yea I'm a little behind in posting. My apologies to the Outliers for being so late.

Thanks to Suzanne and her iPhone for the picture!

Enjoy!

December Pot Luck

We had a grand time at the December pot luck! Lots of good food and fellow quilters.

We had great entertainment from the Too Quirky Quilters, Kim Fess and Rebecca Heinz. They provided us some songs about quilting, showed some beautiful quilts, and provided lots of comedy. Lots of laughs were had by all and I saw a number of heads nodding to the comic routines involving smuggling fabric and tools under our spouses' noses. Of course one can never have too much fabric!

We also had a silent auction of some fabrics and other quilting goodies. We made $353.00.

A request was made of Kath's Hominy casserole. Here it is:

  • 2 16-oz cans of hominy (rinsed off and broken apart by hand)

  • 1 16-oz. cans of corn (I used a 32 oz bag of frozen, thawed in the microwave)

  • 1 c sour cream (and I added a cup of heavy cream [could use yogurt], whipped with 3 tbs of horseradish)

  • 2 4-oz cans of green chiles

  • 1 lb Monterey Jack cheese, grated


Heat oven to 400 deg
Butter a large casserole dish (mine was 9x 13)
Layer the ingredients in the order given, to make 2 complete layers.
bake at 400 for 1 hour to brown cheese. (I baked for only 45 minutes)

Kath reports that the origin of this recipe is the Baltimore Sun, but she has made some modifications to the original recipe. She also reports that it is a very tasty leftover!

Also, the third fabric for the Round Robin was released. I'll try and get a photo of it up soon.

Please let me know if I left out any interesting bits from the evening!

Happy Holidays!

November Meeting Featuring Sandra Smith

Our November meeting was a lot of fun. Sandra Smith was our guest speaker. She had lots to show and tell. Truly a spectacular show and an inspirational speaker!

We also had the last round of the Round Robin. Here are some pictures of the quilts in progress. To see a bigger version of the pictures, just click on them!






Remember that next month is our Holiday Potluck Dinner. Please bring a covered dish or desert to share! Also bring along your plate, silver and napkins; although plates, plasticware and napkins will be provided!

See you next month and at bee!

Fall Retreat: New Windsor

I'm running behind on blog entries! Kerry provided me some pictures of the fall retreat in New Windsor. It looks like everyone had a great time and accomplished much!

I'm trying something new with the photos - a montage. Let me know what you think!



Upcoming October Meeting

Our October Meeting will be on Monday, October 13! That's Columbus Day!

Here's a message about our meeting from our chapter president, Kerry:

Don’t forget Monday night is our monthly meeting, so we’ll be downstairs in the auditorium of Goodwin House at 7:30. Don't forget to please WEAR YOUR NAMETAGS! This is so helpful to newbies, and oldies with memory gaps, too.

- Our guest speaker will be Bunny Jordan, a certified appraiser, on the themes and schemes of Charm Quilts.

- ZipGroups will display their progress on the mystery quilts, receive another fat quarter and some time for the next round of buzz.

- Suspense will build... imagine your surprise (and my delight) when we find out WHO will volunteer to do the publicity for the Quilt
Show....

- All this AND you can help Ginny Smith celebrate her double Whammie!

- Don't forget to bring in your latest projects for show and tell.

- Also, please remember--we are a fragrance free group.

Be there or be square,
Kerry


Also, If you have not paid your 2008-09 dues by Monday night, your
name will be removed from this email list. Please bring your check, made out to Arlington QU, and your QU Membership form to the meeting!

Apple Cake Recipe

Monday Nights bee had a people requesting the Apple Cake recipe from Trudi.
Here it is in all its glory!

  • 4 cups apples – chopped and peeled (approximately 4 apples)

  • ¾ cups oil

  • 1 cup nuts

  • 2 cups sugar

  • 2 eggs

  • 2 tsp. cinnamon

  • 2 tsp. baking soda

  • 2 cups flour


Mix all ingredients in a bowl. Pour into greased Bundt pan or 2 quart casserole. Bake at 375 for one hour. Shift confectioner's sugar on top or serve with whipped cream, frosting, or ice cream.

QU Directory Membership Info Due October 1!

The due date for having member information published in the Big QU Membership directory is due October 1. That's when our Arlington QU Treasurer, me, has to send the data to Big QU.

So, if you want to be in the Big QU directory, your membership form needs to be in to the Arlington QU Treasurer, again that's me. If you need the mailing address you can email arlingtonqu at gmail.com and I will send you the mailing information.

If you have already sent in your information then you are good to go.

If you haven't been receiving Arlington QU emails or if you think your address is wrong, please send an email to arlingtonqu at gmail.com.

If you haven't been receiving the QU Digest, then go to the QUDigest Yahoo! group for more information on how to register or update your email address.

Other questions? Please contact us.

Women in Recovery Program

Check out the article in the District Weekly portion of the Washington Post about the graduation for the Women in Recovery Program.  This is the group for which we made the quilts this summer.  There are some very nice photos (but none of the quilts!!!) Here is the link to the article: For These Graduates, a Course on Sobriety

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