NEIGHBORHOOD QUILT CIRCLES

SURVEY: Also, to enable us to help you find what you need, please email answers to the following survey – or call to talk about it:

Judith Michaels
judith@blossomweb.com
(916) 224-0867

Neighborhood quilt circles are small groups of quilters that meet regularly to quilt and enjoy each other’s company. Some circles meet in homes and alternate hosting each other, while some groups find a meeting place, such as a community center or church. Some neighborhood circles use the opportunity to learn new techniques or to help each other. Others challenge each other to do special projects for the guild, community groups, or for themselves.

SURVEY

In order to identify the surveys while maintaining privacy,
please provide your birth month and year (For example: Jan. 1953)

1. Do you currently belong to a neighborhood circle/mini-group?

2. Have you ever belonged to one?

3.If yes, how long has your group been meeting?

4. How can we best make our new members feel welcome and part of this large guild?

5. Does your group have River City Quilters Guild members, as well as non-members

6. If you have belonged to a neighborhood circle/mini-group in the past, but are not currently a member, would you like to belong to one?

7. In your opinion, what makes a good neighborhood circle/mini-group?

8. Would you be willing to host one or more meetings of a new group?
If so, please provide your contact information.

9. Would you be willing to help in the creation of a new
group in any other way (for example, acting as group contact)?
If so, please provide your contact information.

10. Do you know of a location where a group could be held, such as a
Community Center, a fabric store, or other public area?
If so, please provide your contact information.

Your name and e-mail address are not collected when you submit your survey.
These questions will be kept confidential.

Thank you for participating!