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| Bees |
| Bees are groups of quilters who meet regularly to share their love of quilting. Each Bee determines their meeting schedule and style. Some Bees make Raffle Quilts for the Guild Show as well as supporting the activities of the Guild. The Guild helps start Bees and will also locate Bees for members to join. |
| The Guild has 24 open Bees and 22 Bees that are not taking new members at this time. The Bees are located throughout the West Michigan area and meet at various times and places. Their activities range from simply getting together to work on their own project to making raffle quilts, neonatal quilts and other community projects. Some Bees have programs, classes and retreats. All Bees have fun! | |
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The Latest Buzz . . . . . |
Janet Steinke is the Beekeeper. If you want to join a bee or start a new Bee please contact her or see her at the meeting. She's hard to miss! |
| Spool Spinners Bee has begun their Raffle Quilt for the 2008 show - how is your Bee coming with theirs? |
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| Here is the Berrypatchers' Raffle Quilt for the 2008 show. Aren't they gorgeous? Be sure to sell your raffle tickets for these fabulous quilts and to benefit our charities. |
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| Another great Raffle Quilt for the 2008 show. This comes from the Nimble Thimbles Bee! Great job ladies. |
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| The Heart in Hand Bee has created a gorgeous quilt they call Log Cabin Leaves. Love the colors! |
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| And here's one from the Piecemaker's Bee. Another one with striking, vibrant colors! |
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| From the Colonial Quilters' Bee, here's a great Crazy Quilt! |
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| For more information on Bees, click here. We will be happy to assist you in finding a Bee to suit your needs. |
| Bees - We are collecting information for the Time Capsule! Please contact Gina Bivins to give her your history, membership, highlights and projects. We are interested in knowing and sharing what your Bee has done in the past and what your plans are for the future. Thank you! |