Past Events
i
Madonnari
Chalk one up for the Guild--again for
the 8th time
Memorial Day weekend
was the 22th year for i
Madonnari, the Italian Street Painting Festival
that helps support the Children's Creative Project, a nonprofit
arts education program of the County Education Office.
The project sponsors fine arts programs in the schools for
more than 66,000 children.
May 2008 - Mother's Day Bouquet
by Marlene Pearson and Mary Price
May 2007 - Double Wedding Ring
Pattern
Memorial Day weekend
was the 21st year for i
Madonnari, the Italian Street Painting Festival
that helps support the Children's Creative Project, a nonprofit
arts education program of the County Education Office.
December 2006
Congratulations to the lucky winner of our 2006 Opportunity
Quilt, Garden
of Roses, by drawing at the December guild
meeting.
May 2006
Memorial Day weekend
was the 20th year for i
Madonnari, the Italian Street Painting Festival
that helps support the Children's Creative Project, a nonprofit
arts education program of the County Education Office.
December 2005
Congratulations to the lucky winner of our 2005 Opportunity
Quilt, Leaves, by drawing at the December Guild Meeting.
and to Visiting Nurse and Hospice Care of
Santa Barbara, recipient of 211 quilts made and donated
by our members through our Community Quilts Project.
May 2005
December 2004
Congratulations to the lucky winner of our 2004 Opportunity
Quilt by drawing at the December Guild Meeting.
The Opportunity Quilt is a benefit for the Coastal
Quilters' Guild Scholarship Fund.
May 2003
The Guild sponsored and chalked a space at
i Madonnari,
the Italian Street Painting Festival at the Mission in Santa
Barbara. The festival benefits the Children's Creative Project.
This year's design: "If Escher Had Quilted" 8'x10'.
December 2002
The drawing for our 2002 Opportunity quilt was
held at our December meeting. Congratulations to Mary Sanchez
of Thousand Oaks. Thanks to everyone who helped make the quilt,
sold tickets, and of course, purchased tickets! We are pleased
to announce net proceeds of $3,373 for our scholarship fund!
The Opportunity Quilt is a benefit for the Coastal Quilters'
Guild Scholarship Fund.
October 2002
The Guild presented its biennial Quilt Show, Harvest
of Colors on October 12-13, 2002, at the Earl Warren
Showgrounds.
May 2002
The Guild sponsored and chalked a space at
i Madonnari,
the Italian Street Painting Festival at the Mission in Santa
Barbara. The festival benefits the Children's Creative Project.
This year's design: Hearts and Gizzards 8'x10'.
December 2001
Congratulations Kristen Otte, winner of our 2001
Opportunity Quilt by drawing at the December Guild Meeting.
November 2001
The Coastal Quilters' Guild 2001 Mariners' Compass
Challenge quilts are on display at the Santa
Barbara Maritime Museum at the Santa Barbara Harbor. The
Museum is open Thursday-Monday, 11 am - 5 pm, closed Tuesday
& Wednesday. The 3rd Thursday of every month is FREE TO
THE PUBLIC.
May 2001
The Guild sponsored and chalked a space at
I Madonnari,
the Italian Street Painting Festival at the Mission in Santa
Barbara. The festival benefits the Children's Creative Project.
This year's design: Storm at Sea. Chalked by Marlene Pearson
with help from Jana Corbin and Dina Benedetto.
December 2000
| Congratulations
Chris Clogston, winner of our 2000 Opportunity
Quilt by drawing at the December Guild Meeting.
And to the Cottage Hospital Neo-Natal Intensive Care
Unit, recipient of our 2000 community quilts.
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October 2000
Harvest of Colors 2000: A Member Showcase of Quilts.
May 2000
Chalk one up for the Guild - The Guild sponsored
and chalked a space at i
Madonnari, the Italian Street Painting
Festival at the Mission in Santa Barbara. The festival benefits
the Children's Creative Project.
The CQG Board planned a Quilters' Retreat at Rancho La Sherpa.
It was a memorable weekend of sewing, eating, sewing, talking,
and sewing. We look forward to another retreat soon. For larger
pictures, click on the images below, then use the "back"
button on your browser to return to this page.
December 1999
The Guild presented over 100 Christmas Stockings to Transitions
House along with the Community Quilts that have been made
this year. Transition House is the charitable organization
that the Guild selected for 1999. |
