President's Message - Quilters by the Sea

Volume XIX, Issue 9
President’s Message
Determine to live life with flair and laughter. Maya Angelou
www.QuiltersByTheSea.com
September 2012
The 2012 QBS Retreat “Escape from Reality” truly lived up to its billing. Starting with a retreat blog executed by Jan Macy; Cat
Harris and Mary Carbajal were a dynamic duo and presented a retreat that will be remembered fondly and often.
Mary Bladen, my roomie, arrived at my home promptly at 7:30 a.m. Thursday morning. Both our husbands were scratching their
heads. “Looks like you’re leaving the country,” said my spouse Patrick Kennedy. Bob Bladen commented, “There is no way all that
stuff is fitting in Susan’s car.” Well all that stuff did fit in my trunk and back seat and Temecula does feel 180 degrees from Long
Beach. Plus, staying in a nunnery at Vina de Lestonnac always makes me smile deep inside. In seventh grade I really wanted to be
a nun, just like Sister Mary Lidwina, a Benedictine nun from New Jersey.
Immediately after finding our spaces in room #2, we went over to room #1 where the fun began. First up was a name tag area with
stickers for decoration. Also, there was a humongous basket filled with fat quarters and a jelly bean jar. To win these you just had to
write down your guess. Carol Garcia won the fat quarters and Sheryl Hunter won the jelly beans. Carole Jurado won a prize for
best name tag. Another fun challenge pitted the rooms against each other: whoever put together a quilt themed puzzle first, won.
Room one was the victor. There was a contest to make the best block made from a fabric pack. The winner, Sandy Carreon, made
a block with a huge hot air balloon, and won every one else’s blocks; which were wonderful.
Entertainment included being serenaded by the Ukulele Ladies, taught by Vicki Allred and also Joanie Wolf and Margot Taub.
They practiced and then performed before the Ice Cream Social in a sing-a-long led by Kayleen Leone. Also on the program that
evening was a hilarious barber shop trio, Kasey Egelus, Carole Jurado and Brandi Kelly-Contreras. They made their own costumes
and lip-synced to hilarious responses by the audience. The Swimettes, synchronized swim team, Christine Panos, Kasey
Egelus, Linda Fowler, Joanie Wolf, Paula Dudek, Vicki Allred, Brandi Kelly-Contreras, and Lori Davies were back this year with
more members. A fast, tension packed jellyroll race found Patti Paschall the winner for 2012.
The nicest quilt attendee of all was Brandi Kelly-Contreras, who accumulated the most bead necklaces for all her good deeds. Kay
Zelllmer was rewarded “handily” for her work at the retreat. (You’ll have to ask Kay about her prize). And Show and Tell was literally
a parade of amazing and beautiful quilts, table runners, purses, etc. The four days were over all too soon. Great memories preserved
by our talented photographer, Vicki Allred, will remind us of a lot of sharing, yummy snacks, talented members and time
spent with friends both new and old. Thank you, thank you, thank you; and major hugs to Mary Carbajal and Cat Harris for an action
packed and spectacular weekend.
QBS August meeting was moved to August 23 rd . And it didn’t seem to damper the enthusiasm nor hinder the special program by
Vicki Allred, Kayleen Leone, Joanie Wolf and Kathleen Lisenby. We had an old fashioned hoedown replete with a song by
Kayleen, accompanied by Vicki on ukulele; cowboy hats, kerchiefs, and a photo op location. There were four stations set up for technique
presentations by Ann Leibovitz and Pat Adair, who showed hand and machine appliqué. Karen Binkley who presented a
new ruler set that makes creating pinwheels a breeze and Robin Gallagher demonstrating how to make two of her clever patterns.
The evening went by so quickly. I hope we do it again. Well done, ladies.
School’s starting and so is the push to get our Opportunity Quilt for 2013 off the ground. Margie Oschwald, has organized, contributed
additional fabric, and cut and prepped the blocks which need to be pieced and appliquéd. Please contact me to volunteer to be
part of this communal and vital QBS fundraising endeavor. Every stitch you contribute will get us closer to our goal.
See you all in September.
Sew Happy,
Susan C. =^..^=

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Wrap-up -- Temecula Retreat 2012
Well retreat has come and gone and we hope that we helped you all “escape reality” for awhile. We
want to thank everyone who attended and everyone who contributed to this event – whether you were
a vendor who made a gift or donation or an attendee who just had a positive attitude and went with
the flow. We all came together to share our love for quilting and to have a relaxing and fun time and
make some new friends.
There were also several “retreat angels” who contributed to the success of this event:
Chris Panos led the “Swimmettes” through a very professional synchronized swimming routine Friday
night that amazed us all. Kudos to these performers – they get better every year (and the group gets
larger). And many thanks to Callaway Vineyards, who provided us with a case of wine to enjoy at our
wine event following the swim.
Randy Miller and Linda Fowler organized the “Jelly Roll Race” which produced about 20 quilt tops for
charitable purposes. There were a lot of participants and they were good sports to wear the “jelly roll
rag” strips on their heads! Patti Pascal won the race with a time of 37 minutes and change.
Brandi Kelly-Contreras, Carol Jurado and Kasey Egelus dressed up as “Ruby’s Girls” and entertained us
by lip-synching a couple of oldies (“Lollipop”, “Sugartime”) before serving us fabulous banana splits at
Saturday’s ice cream social. Too much fun.
Vicki Allred and Kayleen Leone led us in a ukulele sing-along while we enjoyed the desserts. Singing
those old songs mellowed everyone out and made for a nice, relaxing evening.
There was also the block contest, the gift (one yard of fabric) exchange, the puzzle contest, the treasure
hunt at Quilter’s Coop (who went far beyond our expectations and not only hid prizes throughout
the store but sent back a gift bag for all retreat attendees, whether they went to the treasure hunt or
not! Thank you Quilter’s Coop!) and the final Show n’ Tell on Sunday morning where we displayed our
work and awarded the prizes.
Lori Davies won the “Crowd Pleaser” award – a two-night stay at Inspirations quilting retreat in Big
Bear Lake – for her wonderful American flag quilt. Sandy Carreon won the block contest, with a beautifully
pieced hot-air balloon design. She not only won all the blocks but a gift basket from Calico House
too.
New this year was the “kindness beads” award… won by Brandi Kelly-Contreras. Everyone received a
pair of beads in their goodie bags. If someone did something kind for you, you could give her/him your
beads. Conversely, if someone did something not-so-nice, you could take their beads away! It was a
lot of fun watching the beads go back and forth and maybe made us all go out of our way to be a little
more helpful!
Carol Garcia won the “Guess How Many Fat Quarters” contest and received a $25.00 gift certificate to
the Fat Quarter Quilt Shop.com plus all of the fat quarters. And Kay Zellmer won an extra pair of hands
for next year (that’s all I’m sayin’). And those industrious girls in Room 1 won the puzzle contest, even
though they later admitted that their puzzle was way easier than Room 2’s. And Carol Jurado won the
“best-decorated nametag” prize… complete with a pipe cleaner “crown.”
Mary and I thank you all for attending and participating in the fun. And remember to thank and patronize
our donors. We’ll put up a complete listing soon.
See you all next year!

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Retreat
Highlights

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SEPTEMBER
BIRTHDAYS
Marisol Rodarte
Chris Panos
JoAnn White
Myrna Mallek-Roth
Tricia Savage
Randy Miller
Kayleen Leone
Margot Taub
9/2
9/7
9/15
9/19
9/21
9/22
9/28
9/29
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
POSITIONS - ELECTED
President Susan Contreras
V.P. Programs Joanie Wolf
Kathleen Lisenby
V.P. Workshops Vicki Allred
Marisol Rodarte
Treasurer Dean Lund
Secretary Sheryl Stahl
Auditor(s) Open
Membership Ann Dutton
Jan Hinman
Loretta Barber
Special Events Ann Leibovitz
Pat Adair
Jerilee Malley
Quilt Show 2012 JoAnn White
Sabrina Ugwu
POSITIONS-APPOINTED
Intraguild Your Name Could Be Here
Intraguild Board Representative open
Community Relations Randy Miller
Librarians Caroline Finley
Brenda Rouse
Parliamentarian Sandy Carreon
Newsletter Lori Davies
SCCQG Representative Sandy Carreon
STANDING COMMITTEES
Block of the Month Lori Davies
Equipment Your Name Could Be Here
Greeters Loretta Barber
Anne Dutton
Jan Hinman
Guild Basket Your Name Could Be Here
Historian Your Name Could Be Here
Hospitality Sandra Carreon
Co-Hospitality Lori Davies
Opportunity Quilt 2012 Your Name Could Be Here
Photographer Vicki Allred
President's Gift Marilyn Pond
Publicity Marilyn Pond
Raffle Wendy Dillon
Retreat Mary Carbajal
Cat Harris
Secret Pal Connie Higgins
Sew So Late Carole Jurado
Show & Tell Suzanne Heer
Webmaster Laura Brown/Connie Higgins
GENERAL MEETINGS are held the 2nd THURSDAY OF EVERY MONTH. Doors
open at 6:15 pm, meeting starts at 7:00 pm
First Baptist Church of Lakewood
5336 E. Arbor Road
Long Beach, CA 90808
BOARD MEETINGS are held on the 3rd Thursday of the month at 6:30 pm, same
location, unless otherwise stated in the newsletter.
Newsletter DEADLINE is the SATURDAY after the General Meeting. Email
articles in MS Word format to:
Lori Davies at: davieslori@aol.com
This guild is organized for educational and charitable purposes. Its objective is to further quilting
excellence through education and travel, and to promote quilting in a philanthropic manner. This
corporation does not contemplate pecuniary gain or profit to members thereof and is organized for
nonprofit purposes. Annual dues are $25.00 and shall be payable at or before the January
general meeting. Membership shall be prorated if paid at or after the July general meeting and
shall be half the full annual dues. Visitors may attend any meeting by paying $3.00 per meeting.

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Programs
Kathleen Lisenby and Joanie Wolf
DATE SPEAKER TOPIC
September 13, 2012 Annual Business Meeting
and Ice Cream Social
Quilt Auction
October 11, 2012 Peggy Martin Beyond the traditional trunk
show
November 8, 2012 Natalie Barnes Beyond the Reef
SEPTEMBER
WORKSHOP
Roberta Peterson
September 15, 2012
9am-4pm
OCTOBER
WORKSHOP
Peggy Martin
Quick Strip Paper Piecing
October 13, 2012
9am-4pm

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Guild Meeting Programs
September 13, 2012
Quilters by the Sea
Annual Business Meeting
Ice Cream Social and Games
Quilt Auction
October 11, 2012
Peggy Martin
Quick Strip Paper Piecing
November 8. 2012
Natalie Barnes
Beyond the Reef - "The Quilting Gene"
December 13, 2012
"Holiday Celebration"
Guild Workshop fees are $30 for members and $40
for non-members unless otherwise stated.
Member Cancellation Policy
1. A full refund will be paid up to two weeks prior to a
workshop.
2. Up to one week prior to a workshop, there will be a
full refund only if the position can be filled from the
wait list.
3. If there is less than one week prior to cancellation,
no refund will be given.
Registration is official only when payment has been
received. If payment is not received within one week
after registering, that quilter's name will be removed
from the list and their place will be given the next name
on the waiting list.
For information on programs email:
Kathleen Lisenby: kmcgilisenby@charter.net
Joanie Wolf:
joaniewolf@verizon.net
Guild Workshops
September 15, 2012
Roberta Peterson
October 13, 2012
Peggy Martin
Quick Strip Paper Piecing
November 10,2012
Natalie Barnes
Rotary Cutting /No Rule(r)s
December 15, 2012
No Workshop Scheduled
Ladies above and Sandy Wilcox below show off the new
technique—TWISTERS.

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BLOCK OF THE MONTH
For the contest, you will produce one block from the decade pattern for that
month. That will put you into the drawing for that Month.
(email Lori for questions – davieslori@aol.com)
(All quilt block patterns are from quilterscache.com - Look in the newsletter for the pattern
title or get the directions at the General Meetings.)
If you’re playing along, there is a one-time $10 fee:
Block 3 – 1940s: If you didn’t bring this block to the retreat, please bring it to the October
meeting.
Block 4 – 1950s: for September but please bring this block to the October meeting, as
well.
Block 5 - Halloween: October (You will be showing me 3 blocks this month—the
1940s, 1950s, and Halloween.)
Block 6 – 1960s: November
Quilters by the Sea
September 2012
Finished table runner or quilt: December
Names go in a hat for those who finish the block each month.
Those who finish all 6 blocks AND the table runner or quilt will be in the final drawing.
Fiber Qwest Retreats
Luxurious Retreats Ricki Bremer--Teacher, Author, Designer
August 24-26 ’12 Fullerton in Orange County since 2007
Sept 21-23 ’12 Laguna Woods
November 4-6 ’12 Brea
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Knitting, Crochet
& More!
www.fiberqwestretreats.com for details and pictures!

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BLOCK 5 – OCTOBER
HALLOWEEN PUMPKIN
SEW SEW EARLY AND SEW SEW LATE
Thanks to Tranquility Quilt Shop, 10191 Valley View Street, Cypress,
we are having Sew Sew Early again on the first and third Thursday of
each month. Tranquility also has a twenty per cent off sale every Thursday
on everything and an additional ten per cent off if you pay cash.
They also have a nice large, comfortable sewing area.
Many thanks also to SewVac Ltd, 1762 Clark Avenue, Long Beach,
90815, for letting us have Sew Sew Late there every Saturday night, except
for a few special occasions. Scott always has something on sale,
sometimes just for us and other times for all his customers.
Both of these sewing events are open to everyone in the guild and are
lots of fun and a good way to get to know other guild members. Sew
Sew Late is a potluck event and everyone brings something to share with
the whole group. At Sew Sew Early, you are on your own to either pack
a lunch or get something to eat near the store. There are several eating
places within walking distance, and Stater Brothers market that has a
HOFFMAN
FABRICS
September 2012
Block 5 celebrates Halloween. Go to http://
quilterscache.com. In the menu selection, drop down to
QUILT BLOCKS GALORE – FREE QUILT BLOCK
PATTERNS.
Then click on M-Z and scroll down to Pumpkin Wall
Hanging.
This is a paper pieced block, so if you’ve never tried paper
piecing, you may want to go to the website’s Practice
Paper Piecing Page.
Obviously, the colors of Halloween apply, here.
“Artful Screenprints &
Bali Batiks designbed for
quilter’s creativity.”
View us @
www.Hoffmanfabrics.com

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September 2012
Places to Go
All America City Quilters Present “The Old Town Quilt Show” along with an All Ford Car Show for the guys.
Downtown Old Orcutt Saturday Sept 8, 2012, 9Am-3PM. Free admission, Quilt Treasures Boutique, Bake Sale and Mini Quilt
Auction. www.santamariaquilters.com
31 st Annual San Diego Quilt Show “Life’s a Beach” Quilt Show and Challenge. Sept 13-15, 2012, San Diego
Convention Center. Multiday pass $10. www.sandiegoquiltshow.com
“Quilts for all Seasons” - quilt show in Victor Valley—September 14 & 15. San Bernardino County
Fairgrounds, 14899 Seventh St., Victorville.
Coastal Quilters Guild presents “Harvest of Colors” Quilt Show 2012 Sept 22-23, 2012. Santa Barbara,
CA. Members of Fibervision will be the featured artists. $10 at the door, presale $8 www.coastalquilters.com
Mountain Quilters of Idyllwild present “A Mountain Meadow” Quilt show. Set 29-30, 2012. New location, The Peace
Center at Buckhorn Camp, 24641 Highway 243, Idyllwild, CA. $7 at the door $6 presale idyquiltshow@verizon.net.
Reindeer Quilt Dash: October 4, 5, and 6—Thursday-Saturday 9am-6pm. 8 participating shops
in the Riverside area—Stars & Scraps, Quilter’s Cocoon, Painted Lady, Busy Bee, Cherry Berry, Georgia’s,
Quilter’s Faire, and Monica’s.
Old Town Temecula Outdoor Quilt Show—October 6th. Live auction 1pm at Old Town Community
Theater Courtyard.
Simi Valley Quilt Guild Quilt Show “Celebrate” Oct 6-7, 2012. Rancho Santa Susana Community Center. Are you
up for a challenge? They are also hosting a quilt challenge with cash prizes. Pick up entry form at events table at our general
guild meeting or www.simivalleyquiltguild.org. Entries due August 31, 2012.
Camarillo Quilters Association is featuring Julie Silber at their Oct 12 workshop. Quilt Sharing, Appraisal
and Dating old quilts. Julie has more that 30 years of experience and she will do verbal appraisals and estimates
of “antique” (made before 1950) quilts or blocks that participants bring. Cost is $35, contact Linda
McKenna 805-650-1634 or email vpresident22@camarilloquilters.org
A Quilter’s Odyssey—Los Angeles County Quilters Guild—October 12 & 13 @ the Greek Orthodox
Church of Long Beach, 5701 East Colorado St., Long Beach.

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Randy Miller
COMMUNITY RELATIONS
So far 159 quilts have been turned in to Community Relations, which is fifty-three per cent of
our 2012 goal of 350.
100%
90%
80%
70%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
53%
I am going to be out of town for the September meeting, and since it will be our fund raiser auction,
we will not have any quilt kits at the meeting. If anyone needs a kit before the meeting or
wants to give me a finished quilt, please call me and we can make arrangements to take care of
it.
Sonia Das will be collecting School Supplies at the September meeting. The school supplies
will be donated to For the Child, New Life Beginnings, and the Long Beach Woman’s Shelter.
All types of school supplies are appreciated. Some of the charities have a few older kids, so
keep them in mind while shopping. Also, For the Child can use children’s books and other
items that they need at “Kid’s Place” (Courthouse child care).
We have not scheduled a community relations meeting for September. If this changes an e-mail
blast will be sent out.
I especially want to thank everyone who came to the August Workshop and who participated in
the Jelly Roll Races at the retreat. Many tops were completed and there are a lot of them out
there to be quilted. I think we may make our goal this year thanks to everyone’s effort.

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Quilters by the Sea September 2012
QBS 2012 Election Information
On behalf of the nominating committee the following members will appear on the ballot for
2013. The ballot will be available and you will be asked to vote at the September 13, 2012
general meeting.
President - Susan Contreras
VP Programs - Kathleen Lisenby
VP Workshops - Vicki Allred & Marilyn Pond
Secretary - Sheryl Stahl
Treasurer - Dean Lund
Membership – Rose Aldepe and Brandi Kelly-Contreras
Internal Auditor – JoAnna Kerrigan and Margot Taub
Special Events – Open
Quilt Show Chair – Jo Ann White and Sabrina Ugwu
Absentee ballots from members in good standing must be received by the day before the
Annual Business Meeting. To cast an absentee ballot, a member will write out her/his votes
on any slip of paper, place it in an envelope, seal it, and sign it across the flap. This envelope
shall be delivered to the parliamentarian (Sandy Carreon 211 E Forhan St, Long Beach, CA
90805) prior to the annual meeting, who shall deliver all absentee ballots to the head teller
for tally.
Voting shall be conducted by secret ballot and the person with the most votes wins.
Please consider volunteering some of your time to fill one of the appointed positions or a
standing committee position. Simply let a member of the nominating committee know if
you are willing to help out.
The appointed positions are for one year and no more than two consecutive years. They are:
Newsletter Editor-Lori Davies
Parliamentarian-Sandy Carreon
Librarian- Open
Intraguild Coordinator- Open
Community Services/Philanthropic Coordinator-
Southern California Council of Quilt Guilds Representative –Sandy Carreon
Standing Committees have no term limits and no voting rights on the Board. The positions
are: Historian, Show and Tell, Facilities/Equipment, Hospitality, President‘s Gift, Bee Keeper,
Publicity, Opportunity Quilt Current and Opportunity Quilt Future, Guild Basket, Greeter,
Photographer
Please contact one of the following if you have any questions or would like to volunteer.
Wendy Dillon, Marilyn Pond, Joan Wolf, Sandy Carreon and Alt Kacey Egleus QBS Nominating
Committee

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Ann Leibovitz shows off an interesting 3 dimensional looking
quilt. To this editor, the blocks look like time pieces.
Civil War Quilts
September 2012
Don Beld, Our SCCQG treasurer and author of Civil War Quilts, told of a great display happening in the East. The American
Textile History Museum (ATHM) in Lowell, Massachusetts is contributing to the nationwide conversation on the sesquicentennial
commemoration of the American Civil War (1861-65) through Homefront & Battlefield: Quilts & Context in the Civil
War, an intriguing and absorbing look at the most divisive period in American history.When the Civil War broke out in America,
the very fabric of life was altered. ATHM showcases this pivotal period in American history through a new lens, reflecting
the personal sacrifice, heroism, mourning and reconciliation that changed the course of our country.
Exhibit runs June 30, 2012 – November 25, 2012, more information can be found here.
http://www.athm.org/exhibitions/current_exhibitions/index.php
Anne’s embroidery and redwork is always so beautiful
and technically exceptional.

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23/30
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Labor Day
Open Sew
Cerritos Senior
Center
@ Pat Nixon
Park
5—8:30 p.m.
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Open Sew
Cerritos Senior
Center @ Pat
Nixon Park 5-
8:30
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Open Sew
Cerritos Senior
Center @pat
Nixon Park
5-8:30pm
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Never
Forget
9/11
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SEPTEMBER
Calendar of Events
5
12 13
General Meeting
6
19 20
First Baptist
Church of Lakewood
7pm
Doors open
6:15
Board Meeting
6:30pm
First Baptist
Church
1
7 8
14
21
26 27 28
Sew So Late
Sew Vac Ltd.
5 p.m.—???
Sew So Late
LB SEW VAC
5pm—?
15
Sew So Late
LB SEW
VAC
5pm—?
22
Sew So Late
LB SEW VAC
5 p.m.—???
29
Sew So Late
LB SEW VAC
5pm-?

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Quilt Auction! Quilt Auction!
Coming to your guild September 13, 2012!
NOW is the time to round up and label your donations! Wall quilts, lap quilts, table runners,
placemats, bags and – BED quilts are all hot items. Any quilt donation, new or loved,
may be just what someone else wants to love. Follow the 3 easy steps below:
Fill out the attached form and safety pin it to your quilt.
Turn in your donations at the September 13 th guild meeting. (If you will be unable to attend
the September meeting, you may give it to Ann Leibovitz at the Retreat, at the August
23 rd guild meeting or call her at 562 597 2206 to make special arrangements.)
Invite lots of friends with checkbooks, who’ve always wanted to have a handmade
quilt to the September 13 th guild meeting!
And will YOU outbid Connie for the “50 States” quilt??
Quilt Title _____________________________
Approximate size _______________________
Maker (if known) _______________________
Year made (if known) ___________
Donor (if different from maker)
______________________________________
Is there a story to this quilt?
______________________________________
______________________________________
______________________________________

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Brandi Kelly-Contreras, with her bright smile, is happy to
present houses in a row. Who wouldn’t want to live in a
neighborhood like this!
Rose Aldape displays a beautiful red, white, and blue quilt.
IMPORTANT PHOTO INFORMATION:
Quilters by the Sea uses a public storage site (Photobucket.com) for storing digital photographs from Show and Tell,
Retreats and other guild events. On this website we have photo albums arranged by year, starting with 2006 when our
account was established. Each year has a sub-album for each month and/or event.
Guild members may view our photos by logging into Photobucket as a guest. Once you are on the site, you can view pictures and
save copies to your computer if desired. Here’s how to log into our website.
HOW TO SIGN IN TO PHOTOBUCKET:
Go to www.photobucket.com
At top right corner you will see Sign-In. Click on this to go to the sign-in screen.
Enter the Username: qbsphotos (all lower case)
Enter the Password for guests: quilting (all lower case; the password is case sensitive)
This will open the QBSphoto’s Album home page. Some photos may be displayed on the screen from the most recent posting.
Once you are on the home page, you can go to the desired album for the year and month you want to view. To do this, you
may need to scroll down to see the bottom of your screen depending on your computer.
On the far right you will see a menu labeled Sub-Albums. Scroll down to the year desired and click on it to expand the list
showing each month within that year.
Select the month desired and click to open that folder.
You can navigate to any folder you want by clicking on the Sub-Album you wish to view.
If you want to save a copy of a digital photo onto your own computer, you can right-click on your mouse and do a “save-as”
following general computer protocol.

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Anne Leibovitz shows off her country sampler. Dean Lund has a star quilt that is definitely large.
Kasey Egelus shows off blue and while diamonds . Kayleen Leone is proud of her beautiful orange, green,
and black twisted blocks.

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Susan Kappelman’s tribute to the fight against breast cancer makes us all aware of the importance of the mammogram.
The Quilters for the Brave show off their newest additions.
Frances Moore shows off a beautiful quilt of black and white with yellow accents. Sandy Wilcox shows off a pink and
blue baby quilt.

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What a beautiful red and white wall hanging
Sandy Wilcox has made!
Quilters by the Sea September 2012
Pat Blank shows off two fabulous designs—a
fairy nymph quilt and a cowgirl purse.
Robin Gallagher shows off a lovely purple and black quilt.
Robin always has great designs, changing things up to create
a Robin-original.

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Robin Gallagher shows off a mat and ruler case, as well as, a
black and while star quilt.
Rose Aldape displays a flower quilt and a red, white, and blue
star quilt.

Volume XIX, Issue 9
Quilters By The Sea
P.O. Box 92814
Long Beach, CA 90809
Sheryl Hunter shows off a table runner.
September 2012