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The wonderful ladies from the Comfort Quilts group of the Tehachapi Mountain Quilters, have done it again! On Aug. 16, (pictured left to right) Vickie Ruggles, Donna Dieterle, Carolyn Pearson, Doris Brown, Gina Siembieda and Pauline Haddox delivered 164 beautiful handmade quilts to L.A. Children's Hospital to be distributed to the children that are patients there. Ours is the only group that provides a beautiful, warm and comforting quilt to these children who are going through treatment. We...
The Tehachapi Mountain Quilters are pleased to announce that we will be having beginning quilt workshops open to the public. If you are interested in learning how to quilt, now is the perfect opportunity. The first meeting will be Feb. 20 at 11 a.m. at Stallion Springs Community Church, 18151 St Andrews Dr. At that time, you will be given information on the workshops, a supply list, etc. The workshops will start with the very beginning of the process and the end result will be a finished quilt. The cost is $25 for members, $50 for non-members....
During our meeting on Oct. 3, the Tehachapi Mountain Quilters were pleased to have as our guest speakers Stephanie and Joann, representing the Bakersfield Links for Life. They shared with us the importance of getting routine mammograms and being aware of any breast changes and getting checked regularly. So, ladies please take time to care for yourselves and get tested regularly no matter your age. Links for life is also available to all in Tehachapi as well, and offers help and support for...
The wonderful ladies from the Comfort Quilts group of the Tehachapi Mountain Quilt Guild, have again found it in their hearts to help others. These ladies generously donate their time and talent to make beautiful quilts for people in need. Recently, Cheryl Johnson, Pauline Haddox, Teri Lindsey, Nancy Dubie and Maureen Kelley (hiding behind the beautiful quilts pictured ) got together and packed and shipped 114 quilts to Poland for the Ukrainian refugees who have had to flee their country....