RSQ Annual Show:
Members' Frequently Asked Questions
Answers
- When is the next show?
- Saturday, October 4, 2008 (10 a.m. to 5 p.m.) and Sunday, October 5, 2008
(11 a.m. to 4 p.m.) at the Cary Memorial Hall, 1605 Massachusetts
Avenue, Lexington, MA.
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- Who can enter quilts?
- Any member of the guild who has paid dues for 2008-2009 can enter 2 quilts plus a challenge quilt in a given year. These are quilts
that haven't been shown in prior RSQ shows. The only criterion for
entering a quilt is that you want other people to see your quilt!
- There is also a challenge for which you make
a special quilt. This year's theme is Children's Books. Be as creative
as you can. The
quilt perimeter must not exceed 168 inches.
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- How do I register my quilt?
- Online registration is open now until August 15.
There will be a link from this website.
Go to Registration.
for a printed registration form if you
can't wait till then.
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- What if I don't finish my quilt?
- You can un-register the quilt at any time by telling Phyllis Maddox,
email or 781-646-4362. After August 15. it may still appear in the
catalog, but we won't expect it at the show.
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- What can I do to help?
- ATTEND A MEETING: There is a committee that meets
the 3rd Tuesday of the month through June, resuming in Sept. at 7
p.m. at the Robbins Library, Arlington, 3rd floor conference
room.
- SELL RAFFLE TICKETS: The tickets are given to all
members. To help the guild remain financially solvent and provide
strong speakers for the guild, all members are asked to sell $25 worth
of tickets. Sell more if you can!
- MAKE ITEMS FOR THE BOUTIQUE: You can sell items
and make money at the boutique. You get 80% and the guild keeps
20%. We also love to have items whose proceeds are totally donated to
the guild.
- SELL ADS FOR THE CATALOG: We publish a catalog of the
quilts each year. Members love to have copies, visitors love the
discount coupons. Selling ads defrays the cost of the show.
- VOLUNTEER FOR THE SHOW: We need help setting up
on Friday night, October 3, from 5-9 PM, having people around during
for various tasks - entrance fees, raffle tickets, white gloves,
boutique, bake table, and tearing down the show (Sun. 4-6). Many hands
make light work!
- BAKE TABLE: Donations of baked goods or soft
drinks are needed for the show.
- DEMONSTRATE AT THE SHOW: We'd like to demonstrate quilting techniques throughout the show.
- Contacts:
- WORK ON THE RAFFLE QUILT for 2008: There is help
needed in assembling the quilt and quilting the quilt. You also get
one raffle ticket for the members' quilt (a smaller version) for each
hour you work on the raffle quilt!
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