Thursday, September 24, 2009
Attendees: Janice B, Barbara T, Ann K, Vivian S, Carol F, Rachel B, Nancy F, Ros H, Deborah W(Guest), Gerry K, Marie K, Sally A(new member), Mary L, Paula N, Maxine B, Dianna S, Donna G, Barbara P, Lisa T, Pam S, Janet M, Bonita W, Maria O, Julia G and Jeanne K.
Carol F welcomed new members and visitors.
It was decided to revisit the guild’s annual activity. Since not many are attending the October retreat Carol would like suggestions of an activity we may all be able to attend. Donna G suggested a National Quilt Show. If you have info on retreats, shows or any other activity the group could participate in as a group, please bring your info to a meeting to share.
Carol discussed 2010 Quilter’s Day Out. She will be talking to the group that attends Lora Nale’s retreat at Clifty Falls in March just to inform them of the event and extending an invitation to attend.
•The main committee is in place and those members are:
Mary L, Lisa T, Nancy F, Bonita W and Carol F
•Sub-committee volunteers are: Vivian S, Barbara T, Dianna S, Janice B, Maxine B, Ros H, Rachel B, Gerry K and Anne K.
Other activities:
Fliers are being printed by Duplicator Sales and Service, courtesy of Gene F and Designed by Rob K (and Anne)
Location: church – FREE
Vendor: Quilting B
Banners – Interior : Anne K Exterior: Nancy F
Advertising: Lisa T
Hanging quilts: Janice B
Door prize – so far we have one : Old Country Store cookbooks
Donations: need books and patterns from guild members
Items for the “goody bags” – Mary L - something from dentist
Maria O –
Carol and/or Ros will talk with Krogers
Projects: Members are encouraged to show a quilt or project
Hand quilting: Jeannie K and Anne K
The guild will celebrate 5 years since inception in April, 2010. It was decided that all members would receive a pin on their 5th anniversary. Nancy has new members’ joined dates but for those of us who joined early than the first of this year, please let Nancy know what year for her records.
Maria and Anne will have a trunk showing of their jewelry at the October meeting.
CHARITY QUILT WORKSHOP: Saturday, November 7 / 10 am to 3 pm at the church. More details at October meeting. As of September meeting Anne K announced the group has donated 21 baby quilts, 4 lap quilts and 8 twin size quilts. Several more are in process and/or out to be quilted by our very own Vivian S. Each month Anne will bring “kits” for those who would like to donate their time, but cannot attend the workshops.
Activity of the month: Bring ONE holiday recipe and Jeannie K will consolidate them into a “cookbook” for distribution at the November meeting.
Janice B (filling in for Patsy) demonstrated how to make a holiday napkin. She chose Christmas material but any holiday fabric would work. If you missed it, check with Janice. It looked difficult but in fact is a very easy technique.
Upcoming demonstration:
Anne Koetter - October
Show and Tell was once again a success.
Door prizes were won.
There is a new quilt shop in Austin, Indiana on Route 31. Hopefully at the October meeting someone will have more information.
Next meeting: Thursday October 22, 2009
6:00 pm Social time
6:30 pm Meeting
Meeting adjourned
Dianna S
Secretary
Check the blog for upcoming meeting dates!
Reminder of upcoming events follows:
• L&L Yard Goods (Madison, IN) has a 20% off sale the 5th Friday of the Month Last chance - Oct. 31st. You will need to purchase the “bag” for $5.00 and then bring it with you each 5th Friday. Days other than 5th Fri. bring bag, purchase $10 or more and get free fat quarter.
Monday, October 12, 2009
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
August 27, 2009 minutes
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Attendees: Janice B, Diana H, Barbara T, Ann K, Vivian S, Carol F, Rachel B,
Nancy F, Ros H, Jerry K, Maxine B, Dianna S, Donna G, Jane G, Barbara P, Sandy V, Jo C, Mary Lou R, Denise S, Lisa T, Pam S (renewing member) Bea C, Sharon K,
Janet M, Bonita W (new member), Maria O, Julia G and Jeanne K.
Carol F welcomed new members and visitors.
Bonita W purchased Transfer Ease at the Knoxville show and shared information about it.
Reminder: Quilts for the Edwardsville show must be dropped off at the Quilting Bee before by Noon on Thursday, September 24th. Must have a sleeve for hanging and a label or card attached to the front. The block is the Mexican Star.
Barbara T reminded us the Quilt Retreat in October was to be paid in full.
Carol F opened a discussion on Quilter’s Day Out. Ros H will pass out a survey to be turned back in at the October meeting. The survey is in regard to new ideas, comments on last year and volunteering commitments. Carol has already taken care of the 2010 flyers. Someone is providing the paper, ink and the copy service for free! Sandy Voyles said the church has offered space to hold the even at no charge. After a brief discussion we voted to move the event from Clarksville to the church (Donna G 1st and Lisa T 2nd). The overall space is larger and there is more parking. We will talk with the Quilting Bee about borrowing the quilt frames used during the Edwardsville show. OldCountryStoresFabric.com is offering 2 free books in exchange for passing out their cards at the event. The books could be used for door prizes.
It was decided to make a contribution to the church for use of the space to hold our meetings. Dianna S suggested $300. We will also give them a percentage of what we earn during Quilter’s Day Out. (Vivian S 1st and Dianna 2nd).
It was decided that we would hold a Charity Day workshop approximately quarterly. The next work day will be Saturday, November 7 and will be held at the church.
Anne K will still have “kits” that she will bring to the meetings for those who won’t be able to attend the workshops but would like to make a top at home.
Denise S won the foundation pieced blocks and Rachel B took the collection of
2 ¼ “ strips. Next Activity of the Month: up to 3 fat quarters with a Halloween theme.
Bonita W noted that www.ott-lite.com was having a sale.
Shared projects and finished quilts during Show and Tell.
Janice B, Jeannie K and Vivian S all have new Grandbaby boys.
Congratulations!
Upcoming demonstrations:
Patsy S – September
Anne K - October
Janice B – November
Show and Tell was once again a success.
Door prizes were won.
Next meeting: Thursday September 24th.
6:00 pm Social time
6:30 pm Meeting
Meeting adjourned
Dianna S
Secretary
Reminder of upcoming events follows:
•Stream Cliff farm (Close to N. Vernon / Sharon’s Quilt Box) – Quilt shows July 12 (10-4) and September 19 (10-4) http://www.streamclifffarm.com/newsletter1_Calendar.shtml
• L&L Yard Goods (Madison, IN) has a 20% off sale the 5th Friday of the Month Last chance - Oct. 31st. You will need to purchase the “bag” for $5.00 and then bring it with you each 5th Friday. Days other than 5th Fri. bring bag, purchase $10 or more and get free fat quarter.
There’s some great places to eat downtown Madison and you can also visit Margie’s quilt shop
Attendees: Janice B, Diana H, Barbara T, Ann K, Vivian S, Carol F, Rachel B,
Nancy F, Ros H, Jerry K, Maxine B, Dianna S, Donna G, Jane G, Barbara P, Sandy V, Jo C, Mary Lou R, Denise S, Lisa T, Pam S (renewing member) Bea C, Sharon K,
Janet M, Bonita W (new member), Maria O, Julia G and Jeanne K.
Carol F welcomed new members and visitors.
Bonita W purchased Transfer Ease at the Knoxville show and shared information about it.
Reminder: Quilts for the Edwardsville show must be dropped off at the Quilting Bee before by Noon on Thursday, September 24th. Must have a sleeve for hanging and a label or card attached to the front. The block is the Mexican Star.
Barbara T reminded us the Quilt Retreat in October was to be paid in full.
Carol F opened a discussion on Quilter’s Day Out. Ros H will pass out a survey to be turned back in at the October meeting. The survey is in regard to new ideas, comments on last year and volunteering commitments. Carol has already taken care of the 2010 flyers. Someone is providing the paper, ink and the copy service for free! Sandy Voyles said the church has offered space to hold the even at no charge. After a brief discussion we voted to move the event from Clarksville to the church (Donna G 1st and Lisa T 2nd). The overall space is larger and there is more parking. We will talk with the Quilting Bee about borrowing the quilt frames used during the Edwardsville show. OldCountryStoresFabric.com is offering 2 free books in exchange for passing out their cards at the event. The books could be used for door prizes.
It was decided to make a contribution to the church for use of the space to hold our meetings. Dianna S suggested $300. We will also give them a percentage of what we earn during Quilter’s Day Out. (Vivian S 1st and Dianna 2nd).
It was decided that we would hold a Charity Day workshop approximately quarterly. The next work day will be Saturday, November 7 and will be held at the church.
Anne K will still have “kits” that she will bring to the meetings for those who won’t be able to attend the workshops but would like to make a top at home.
Denise S won the foundation pieced blocks and Rachel B took the collection of
2 ¼ “ strips. Next Activity of the Month: up to 3 fat quarters with a Halloween theme.
Bonita W noted that www.ott-lite.com was having a sale.
Shared projects and finished quilts during Show and Tell.
Janice B, Jeannie K and Vivian S all have new Grandbaby boys.
Congratulations!
Upcoming demonstrations:
Patsy S – September
Anne K - October
Janice B – November
Show and Tell was once again a success.
Door prizes were won.
Next meeting: Thursday September 24th.
6:00 pm Social time
6:30 pm Meeting
Meeting adjourned
Dianna S
Secretary
Reminder of upcoming events follows:
•Stream Cliff farm (Close to N. Vernon / Sharon’s Quilt Box) – Quilt shows July 12 (10-4) and September 19 (10-4) http://www.streamclifffarm.com/newsletter1_Calendar.shtml
• L&L Yard Goods (Madison, IN) has a 20% off sale the 5th Friday of the Month Last chance - Oct. 31st. You will need to purchase the “bag” for $5.00 and then bring it with you each 5th Friday. Days other than 5th Fri. bring bag, purchase $10 or more and get free fat quarter.
There’s some great places to eat downtown Madison and you can also visit Margie’s quilt shop
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Subscribing to a Blog
A couple of people have asked about how to subscribe to a blog. One of the advantages of subscribing is that you will be notified whenever the blog is updated, so you don't have to click through each of the blogs you read (like this one) manually each day or week to see if there is anything new.
The easiest (I think) subscription is through Google Reader. You need to have a Google account--which means you simply have to set up a gmail account. You don't have to use gmail if you don't want to, but setting up the account gives you access to several services that Google offers.
After setting up a Google account, get on the Google homepage (where you do the searches). When it appears, there should be a line at the top of the page with several of the services available, such as "images", "video", "news", etc. Click on the "more" button and look for "reader." That takes you to the reader page. On the right is a place for you to sign in with your gmail address and password. Once you sign in it will take you to Google reader.
There is an "add subscription" button at the top. If you click on that, you will be prompted to type in the web address of the blog you want to subscribe to. You can copy and paste any blog or web page address that has what is called a "feed," (like this one).
Once you have the subscription set up, any time the blog is updated, its name will appear in bold print.
That makes it really easy to check out new blog posts simply by logging into Google reader.
Many quilt designers, fabric companies, and fabric designers have blogs. Also, lots of regular quilters blog about their current projects. It's really fun to check out what different people are working on, and it's a great way to keep up to date on quilting news. Many bloggers post free patterns and tutorials for new techniques.
Here are some good places to get you started:
Diane Gaudynski's A New Tradition in Quilting
Moda Bake Shop
Minick & Simpson Blog
Barbara Brackman's Material Culture
Pin Penguin
P.S. There are other subscription services that you can use, but I think Google reader is the simplest to set up and to access.
The easiest (I think) subscription is through Google Reader. You need to have a Google account--which means you simply have to set up a gmail account. You don't have to use gmail if you don't want to, but setting up the account gives you access to several services that Google offers.
After setting up a Google account, get on the Google homepage (where you do the searches). When it appears, there should be a line at the top of the page with several of the services available, such as "images", "video", "news", etc. Click on the "more" button and look for "reader." That takes you to the reader page. On the right is a place for you to sign in with your gmail address and password. Once you sign in it will take you to Google reader.
There is an "add subscription" button at the top. If you click on that, you will be prompted to type in the web address of the blog you want to subscribe to. You can copy and paste any blog or web page address that has what is called a "feed," (like this one).
Once you have the subscription set up, any time the blog is updated, its name will appear in bold print.
That makes it really easy to check out new blog posts simply by logging into Google reader.
Many quilt designers, fabric companies, and fabric designers have blogs. Also, lots of regular quilters blog about their current projects. It's really fun to check out what different people are working on, and it's a great way to keep up to date on quilting news. Many bloggers post free patterns and tutorials for new techniques.
Here are some good places to get you started:
Diane Gaudynski's A New Tradition in Quilting
Moda Bake Shop
Minick & Simpson Blog
Barbara Brackman's Material Culture
Pin Penguin
P.S. There are other subscription services that you can use, but I think Google reader is the simplest to set up and to access.
Tired of Simple Stipple?
I just found a wonderful new blog by Leah Day called 365 Days of Free Motion Quilting. She is posting a different free motion quilting design each day for a year. So far, each design features a video in which she shows how to do the design on your machine. It's definitely worth checking out!
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Minutes
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Attendees: Janice B, Diana H, Barbara T, Ann K, Vivian S, Mary L, Carol F, Rachel B, Nancy F, Ros H, Jerry K, Maxine B, Dianna S, Donna G, Jane G, Barbara P, Sandy V, Jo C, Mary Lou R, Denise S (new member).
Carol F welcomed new members and visitors.
Carol advised she has reserved the Community Center for March 20, 2010 for our Quilter’s Day Out event. She discussed available funds in the guild’s account. $848.12 to be exact. We have set aside $450 for Community Center rental and discussed if we want to spend most of the balance and how. Ann K suggested a donation to the church. Sandy V explained what the Womens Connection through the church is all about. The Connection provides assistance by way of retreats, scholarships and ministry to all women in various stages of their lives. There is also a Special Offering fund, however, it was agreed that a donation will be given to the Womens Connection. (Donna G with Ros H second). It will be decided at an upcoming meeting as to how much will be donated. Vivian S said at her previous guild not only did the guild make a donation, but individual members (on a voluntary basis) made a contribution to. It was also discussed that any extra funds left in the account may pay for members to attend the Bloomington Quilt Show next year. This will also be discussed at an upcoming meeting.
Back to Quilter’s Day Out. Ros H will pass out a survey in September to be turned back in at the October meeting. The survey is in regard to new ideas, comments on last year and volunteering commitments.
Anne K will do a write up about our mystery quilt entries into the Edwardsville Quilt show September 25 and 26. Quilts are to be delivered to show sponsors on September 21 so you will need to get your quilt to Barbara T (I think) before then. We will discuss at August 27 meeting. Quilts need a sleeve and label to be submitted.
Anne also is hosting Charity Quilt Workshop on July 11. (Since this report is so late, I can say the workshop was cancelled due to no response). Anne gave Vivian S three more finished tops to quilt. Vivian, we really do appreciate your help!
Barbara T collected the $100 deposit from members for the Log Cabin Retreat at Spring Mill. Don’t forget the other $80 is due at the September 24 meeting.
Activity of the Month – July’s activity is being held over until this next meeting August 27. It is the cat or heart paper piecing. Several people didn’t have a chance to get theirs made and it was decided to hold it over. It was decided that we would go ahead with an August activity of the month also to be turned in at the August 27 meeting.
It’s an easy one! Bring up to three strips of fabric that measure 2 ½” wide by WOF (width of fabric – approx. 42” long) in FALL colors/motif. Some lucky member will end up with a “jelly roll”.
Rachel B will bring treats to the August 27 meeting. If you would like to volunteer to help Rachel please let her know.
Diana H visited with Barbara P. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Barbara. You may send cards to 1124 Carriage Lane, New Albany, IN 47150.
Thoughts and prayers also go out to Audrey S. Audrey’s sister who lived in Oregon passed away in July.
Sandy V will be taking orders for mums being sold by the Women’s Connection at the August meeting. Cost is $7.00 and you will be able to pick them up at the church on Sunday, September 13.
Barbara T demonstrated the square in a square method from Jodie Barrow’s book Advancing on II. There are 17 options!
Upcoming demonstrations:
Ros H – August
Patsy S – September
Anne K - October
Janice B – November
Mary L said the new Family Dollar on Charlestown Road had the hair clips to hold bindings while sewing 12 for $1.00.
Don’t forget to ask if the quilt shop you’re shopping in honors your guild membership. Most do and any discount is a good thing!
Show and Tell was once again a success.
Door prizes were won.
Meeting adjourned
Dianna S
Secretary
Reminder of upcoming events follows:
• Lake Cumberland Quilt Fest Aug 21 -22
Center for Rural Development in Somerset KY
Featured speaker: Helen Squire; also Shirley Adams of The Sewing Connection
And Quilt in a Day teachers – Peggy Stenson and Polly Taylor
See www.paulsdiscount.com for registration,
• Daviess County Amish Quilt Show Auction – September 5
Simon J Grader Community Building in Cannelburg, IN
Doors open – 8:00 a.m. / Quilts Auctioned – 12:00 Noon
(Halfway between Montgomery & Loogootee, IN)
Craft booths, demonstrations, Amish bake sale and Amish dinner
For information call Lucille Dillon 812-486-3491 or 812-698-1697
• Quilt National 2009 – May 23 – September 7
Dairy Barn Arts Center in Athens, OH
16TH biennial juried exhibition of contemporary art quilts (85 quilt 25 states
13 foreign countries)
• Stream Cliff farm (Close to N. Vernon / Sharon’s Quilt Box) – Quilt shows July 12 (10-4) and September 20 (10-4) http://www.streamclifffarm.com/newsletter/1_Calendar.shtml
• L&L Yard Goods (Madison, IN) has a 20% off sale the 5th Friday of the Month ( Aug. 29 and Oct. 31). You will need to purchase the “bag” for $5.00 and then bring it with you each 5th Friday. Days other than 5th Fri. bring bag, purchase $10 or more and get free fat quarter.
There’s some great places to eat downtown Madison and you can also visit Margie’s quilt shop
• Quilts in the Park – September 10-13, 2009
Sponsored by: Spring Valley Quilt Guild, Falls Park, Pendleton, IN
(Located just north east of Indianapolis, IN)
Attendees: Janice B, Diana H, Barbara T, Ann K, Vivian S, Mary L, Carol F, Rachel B, Nancy F, Ros H, Jerry K, Maxine B, Dianna S, Donna G, Jane G, Barbara P, Sandy V, Jo C, Mary Lou R, Denise S (new member).
Carol F welcomed new members and visitors.
Carol advised she has reserved the Community Center for March 20, 2010 for our Quilter’s Day Out event. She discussed available funds in the guild’s account. $848.12 to be exact. We have set aside $450 for Community Center rental and discussed if we want to spend most of the balance and how. Ann K suggested a donation to the church. Sandy V explained what the Womens Connection through the church is all about. The Connection provides assistance by way of retreats, scholarships and ministry to all women in various stages of their lives. There is also a Special Offering fund, however, it was agreed that a donation will be given to the Womens Connection. (Donna G with Ros H second). It will be decided at an upcoming meeting as to how much will be donated. Vivian S said at her previous guild not only did the guild make a donation, but individual members (on a voluntary basis) made a contribution to. It was also discussed that any extra funds left in the account may pay for members to attend the Bloomington Quilt Show next year. This will also be discussed at an upcoming meeting.
Back to Quilter’s Day Out. Ros H will pass out a survey in September to be turned back in at the October meeting. The survey is in regard to new ideas, comments on last year and volunteering commitments.
Anne K will do a write up about our mystery quilt entries into the Edwardsville Quilt show September 25 and 26. Quilts are to be delivered to show sponsors on September 21 so you will need to get your quilt to Barbara T (I think) before then. We will discuss at August 27 meeting. Quilts need a sleeve and label to be submitted.
Anne also is hosting Charity Quilt Workshop on July 11. (Since this report is so late, I can say the workshop was cancelled due to no response). Anne gave Vivian S three more finished tops to quilt. Vivian, we really do appreciate your help!
Barbara T collected the $100 deposit from members for the Log Cabin Retreat at Spring Mill. Don’t forget the other $80 is due at the September 24 meeting.
Activity of the Month – July’s activity is being held over until this next meeting August 27. It is the cat or heart paper piecing. Several people didn’t have a chance to get theirs made and it was decided to hold it over. It was decided that we would go ahead with an August activity of the month also to be turned in at the August 27 meeting.
It’s an easy one! Bring up to three strips of fabric that measure 2 ½” wide by WOF (width of fabric – approx. 42” long) in FALL colors/motif. Some lucky member will end up with a “jelly roll”.
Rachel B will bring treats to the August 27 meeting. If you would like to volunteer to help Rachel please let her know.
Diana H visited with Barbara P. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Barbara. You may send cards to 1124 Carriage Lane, New Albany, IN 47150.
Thoughts and prayers also go out to Audrey S. Audrey’s sister who lived in Oregon passed away in July.
Sandy V will be taking orders for mums being sold by the Women’s Connection at the August meeting. Cost is $7.00 and you will be able to pick them up at the church on Sunday, September 13.
Barbara T demonstrated the square in a square method from Jodie Barrow’s book Advancing on II. There are 17 options!
Upcoming demonstrations:
Ros H – August
Patsy S – September
Anne K - October
Janice B – November
Mary L said the new Family Dollar on Charlestown Road had the hair clips to hold bindings while sewing 12 for $1.00.
Don’t forget to ask if the quilt shop you’re shopping in honors your guild membership. Most do and any discount is a good thing!
Show and Tell was once again a success.
Door prizes were won.
Meeting adjourned
Dianna S
Secretary
Reminder of upcoming events follows:
• Lake Cumberland Quilt Fest Aug 21 -22
Center for Rural Development in Somerset KY
Featured speaker: Helen Squire; also Shirley Adams of The Sewing Connection
And Quilt in a Day teachers – Peggy Stenson and Polly Taylor
See www.paulsdiscount.com for registration,
• Daviess County Amish Quilt Show Auction – September 5
Simon J Grader Community Building in Cannelburg, IN
Doors open – 8:00 a.m. / Quilts Auctioned – 12:00 Noon
(Halfway between Montgomery & Loogootee, IN)
Craft booths, demonstrations, Amish bake sale and Amish dinner
For information call Lucille Dillon 812-486-3491 or 812-698-1697
• Quilt National 2009 – May 23 – September 7
Dairy Barn Arts Center in Athens, OH
16TH biennial juried exhibition of contemporary art quilts (85 quilt 25 states
13 foreign countries)
• Stream Cliff farm (Close to N. Vernon / Sharon’s Quilt Box) – Quilt shows July 12 (10-4) and September 20 (10-4) http://www.streamclifffarm.com/newsletter/1_Calendar.shtml
• L&L Yard Goods (Madison, IN) has a 20% off sale the 5th Friday of the Month ( Aug. 29 and Oct. 31). You will need to purchase the “bag” for $5.00 and then bring it with you each 5th Friday. Days other than 5th Fri. bring bag, purchase $10 or more and get free fat quarter.
There’s some great places to eat downtown Madison and you can also visit Margie’s quilt shop
• Quilts in the Park – September 10-13, 2009
Sponsored by: Spring Valley Quilt Guild, Falls Park, Pendleton, IN
(Located just north east of Indianapolis, IN)
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Moda Bake Shop
Have you visited the Moda Bake Shop yet? It's a website with lots of free patterns using Moda precuts. There are patterns for quilts, accessories, gifts, and clothes, all with detailed directions using lots of pictures. If you scroll down the the bottom of each post, you'll see a button for a printer friendly version of the pattern.
To check out posts from previous months, just click on a month on the sidebar on the left under Recipes. At last count there were over 90 patterns listed.
One of my favorites is the Charmed Gift Bags. You can make three bags out of four fat quarters.
It's definitely worth checking out, especially if you have a few charm packs or jelly rolls that you're not sure what to do with. And, of course, you don't need to use precuts--you can simply cut from your stash!
To check out posts from previous months, just click on a month on the sidebar on the left under Recipes. At last count there were over 90 patterns listed.
One of my favorites is the Charmed Gift Bags. You can make three bags out of four fat quarters.
It's definitely worth checking out, especially if you have a few charm packs or jelly rolls that you're not sure what to do with. And, of course, you don't need to use precuts--you can simply cut from your stash!
Friday, July 10, 2009
Cotton Theory Class - Aug 1, 2009
Patsy Shields is offering a Cotton Theory Class on August 1st. It begins at 9:30am at 381 South Fern Street, in Sellersburg.
The cost of the class is $20.00 plus supplies of the Cotton Theory book which is $25.00. The project will be a table runner from the book. Everything is reversible so you will have 2 projects for the price of one!
Please e-mail Pasty at patsysews@insightbb.com or call 812-246-4079, if you would like to come and Pasty will send your supply list and homework to you.
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