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December 2024 Week 2 E-Newsletter

Chocolate bark was a BIG hit at the Holiday Tea. Even if you missed the event, we didn't want you to miss out on this easy, sweet crowd pleaser.

Melt 28 oz dark chocolate chips in the microwave.
Spread melted chocolate on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper or a Silpat, to a thickness of about 1/4".
Top with roasted salted pistachios, dried cherries, crystallized ginger, and flaky sea salt.

Credits: Recipe from Karen SanMillan, image from Cookie and Kate.

Do you have a spare bedroom and bathroom? Want to enjoy quality time with an upcoming instructor while earning a little extra cash?

We’re looking for warm and welcoming hosts to join our new Comfort Crew! As a host, you’ll provide private accommodation, breakfast, and dinner for out-of-town instructors. In return, you’ll receive $50 per day of hosting. When a hosting opportunity arises, we’ll reach out to check your availability—it's that simple!

I'm interested in joining the Comfort Crew!

Andrea Barrios Aguilar: Colour alchemist

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2024 Was the Year of the Art World's High Fiber Diet

Membership Corner

We're delighted to announce that Leslie Amick, Nicole Battle, Linda Bell, Jenifer Borg, Donna Christiansen, the Dogwood Chapter of the Embroiderers' Guild of America, Rebecca Drumm, Gray Griffith, Alice Hickcox, Fiber Art Fusion, Carolyn Hollingsworth, Stephanie Johnson, Diane Kelly, the East Cobb Quilters' Guild, the Southeastern Quilt and Textile Museum, Britta Moellenbeck, Kristen Nicholas, Rebecca Spitler, Karmen Sunshine, and Peyton Waggener joined, rejoined, or renewed their SEFAA memberships last month!

Want to join or need to renew? Start here! (Hint: If you're renewing, log in to your account first.)

Focus on the Southeastern Quilt and Textile Museum

The mission of the Southeastern Quilt and Textile Museum is to promote and preserve the history of quilting and textiles in the southeastern U.S. through visual exhibitions and engaging educational opportunities that will inspire and carry on the cherished traditions of our textile heritage. Founded in 2012 and located in Carrollton, GA, the museum offers year-round exhibits and classes, houses over 200 quilts from the southeast, and welcomes collection and library research requests by appointment.

Visit their website for current and upcoming programing and more information.