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UVQG 
Harmony
Sep 17, 2025
Orem Senior Center
1:30 pm

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September 2025 UVQG Meeting

Harmony

Sept 17, 2025, 1:30 pm

Orem Senior Center

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Rachel (owner) of Harmony will come and tell us all about her shop on Center Street in Provo. Rachel and her mom opened Harmony in 2012.

 

They carry Kaffe, Tilda, Ruby Star, Anna Maria Horner and many other fabrics. Wonderful mix of eclectic, colorful and fun products to get your creative juices flowing. In addition, apparel fabrics and patterns, Gutermann thread, trims, buttons, LOTS of beautiful yarns and Cosmo floss.

 

Check out their website: MadewithHarmony.com The store is open Monday-Wednesday 10-6, Thursday-Saturday 10-8, closed Sundays 275 East Center St in Provo

Machelle says:

September is Jelly Roll Month. National Sew a Jelly Roll Day is the third Saturday of September. Have you got your pattern and jelly roll ready for sewing?

Come see some new library books as well!

New to the Area?

New to the guild?

Have questions?

Want to know more?

   

Want to see a list of Past Presidents?

(under 'About'/'UVQG History)

   

Need to rent a quilt stand?Equipment Rental

   

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July Fair

Wed, July 16, 2025

9:00 am to 3:15 pm

The Red Barn, Wallsburg

​​THANK YOU FOR COMING!

Please fill out a short survey about the fair:     Click here for survey

​​THANK YOU FOR VOLUNTEERING & DONATING!

 

Sue Proctor

email: JulyFair2025@gmail.com

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2025 UVQG Fall Retreat

November 12-15, 2025

Celebrating Quilters

If attending ​please answer a one question about your roommate: marilynphamblen@gmail.com

* Location: Zermatt in Midway, Utah

 

Retreat Chair: Marilyn Hamblen

Registrar: Trish Derrick

*Lisa Johnson is gathering info about ways we help others with quilting. Please share with her your successes.

*Becky Ghiz is organizing secret sisters for those who are participating. Info will not be sent until October.

*A small service project will be available at retreat.

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Service 2025

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Giving Update -  May 2025

    72   quilts

   68   bath blankets

   11   fleece blankets

   22   flannel receiving blankets

   55   soft balls

     4   burp cloths

  Total:  232 Items 

Service Q & A

Q: How can I help?

A1: Do you crochet? We have a few items that are hem stitched that need an edging put on.

A2: Blow the dust off your serger and take home a few fleece blankets to finish for Welcome Baby. Pick up other projects at our guild meetings.

A3: We currently have many tops ready to quilt. Please contact Sarah Yorgason if you are able to machine quilt any of our donations.

 

Q: Where do you get the fabric for all the service projects?
A: So far almost all the fabric has come from donations from guild and community members, although we do have some guild budget money. Most fabric comes from members like you cleaning out your closets and making room for new treasures. I can use flannel, polar fleece and
cotton quilting fabric.


Q: Can I make a quilt top for charity and turn it in?
A: YES! Certainly. If you have tops in your stash, turn them in and we will find a way to finish it up and give
your quilt the perfect home.

 

Q: I want to make a quilt for charity but I can’t afford to pay for machine quilting.

A: Go ahead and finish as much as you can. We have several members who will quilt charity tops for us. If
you want to do the binding yourself, be sure to attach a note to the quilt so I can get it back to you.

Service questions? Email Sarah.Yorgason@gmail.com

Service Bee

"Many Hands" Calendar 

 **Added Dates until Sept 2025**

This group is a support for the guild's mission statement of providing service. The name evokes the true adage "Many hands make light work."

Sarah Yorgason will be heading this group. Meeting dates will vary from month to month, while the location and activity varies as well. You might be cutting fabric scraps or donations or putting together charity quilt kits. So look at the activities each month to find the ones that fit your schedule and preferred activity.

Aug 8  Fri / 10:00 am -12:30 pm 

Stitching Hearts

90 S Main, Pleasant Grove

help with quilts and fabric

Aug 27  Wed / 10:00 am -12:30 pm 

Sarah's house

249 E 3140 N, Provo

cutting batting for quilt tops

Sep 12  Fri / 

Garden of Quilts - Stitching Hearts Booth

volunteer to help - need to sign up

Sep 24  Wed / 10:30 am -2:30 pm 

Dave's Bernina

2017 N 550 W, Provo

bears, dolls of hope

Oct 24  Fri / 4:00 pm -7:00 pm 

Sarah's house

249 E 3140 N, Provo

Pumpkin Party! and quilt tying

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New Project: Baby Tag Toys!

Our friends at the Utah County Board of Health have requested sensory baby toys. At the next meeting of Many Hands Service Bee we will try our hands at toy making. If you have supplies such as ribbon, textured fabric, crinkle fabric or patterns for toys like this, please bring them to Dave’s Bernina on Thursday August 7 from 10:30 until 2:30 or to any future guild meeting.

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            Cell Phone Etiquette

Please turn your cell phones off or put on vibrate during our guild meetings. If it must be on and it could bother others, use the “silent” mode and move away to talk. 

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