Author name: Marilyn Fettinger

Get involved in the Douglas County Fair!

The Douglas County Fair is preparing for the 2026 fair and rodeo. Do you want to be more involved than a volunteer? We are looking for a couple of members to help with all aspects of the competition in an Assistant Superintendent capacity. If interested, contact Candy Garrido.

Next Level Workshops!

Mark your calendars! In June, Scott Flannagan will present his amazing pattern Tuscan Vintage. Heads up, club – Scott is a highly sought after presenter, and we are so fortunate to be bringing him to our club in Castle Rock. You do not want to miss this special workshop. Contact program chairperson Deb Autrey to sign up.

Block Lotto is back!

The next block lotto features sweet little houses and their companion trees, designed by Material Girl Quilts. What is block lotto, you ask? It is the fun activity of making specific blocks to introduce new techniques or improve our skills. These blocks are brought to a future meeting; and for each block made, you receive a ticket for a drawing. The lucky winners take home a bundle of blocks for their own projects. Instructions included in an online tutorial.  More information

Block Swap in June!

We will be announcing a friendly BLOCK SWAP of disappearing four-patch blocks (in lieu of block lotto) for our June meeting. Don’t worry – we will walk you through all of the steps of making the block. Although not mandatory, it sure would be fun if we had lots of participation! Everyone who participates will turn in a set number of blocks (TBD) and will receive back the same number – but from various people in the club. Assembly of the quilt is as simple as sewing rows together, but each will have a distinct look — and YOU will have a special memory quilt with love from CRQC members to either keep or share with someone special. More to come!

Sneak Peak for Spring

For the past few years, our club has hosted a spring game night that has proven to be uproariously fun! This year will be no different. So in advance, we want to advise you to hang on to any red, white or blue 10-inch squares left over from layer cakes (you can also cut your own accurate 10-inch squares). We will start with 15 of these in rousing rounds of Left, Right, Center. Why these colors? Because it’s the 250th anniversary of our country — what better time for making patriotic quilts! (Hint: These would perfect for making June’s block to swap!)

July ice cream “sewcial”!

Hope you can join us at 6:00PM on July 1st for our July Picnic. And don’t forget, dues are “due” and can be paid starting at the August meeting.

On Tuesday July 1st, join us at 6:00 pm for our July Picnic! We have a fun patriotic make-n-take for our July ice cream “sewcial” at Founders Park

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