Welcome to CAMEO Quilters Guild!
May 19, 2022 - 7pm
Nancy McNally Lecture in person:
"What was I Thinking?"
May 21: Workshop:
"Rock Around the Block"
Be sure to scroll down to see all of our info!
CAMEO's quilt show Viewers Choice awards:
1st - Jean Becher- "My Country"
2nd- Janeen Sharpe- "Too Many Squares"
3rd- Cindy May- "Finally Spring"
Honorable Mention- Margaret Smith- "Wedding Quilt"
Thank you to everyone who made our show a success.
Thank you for visiting our website. Contact CAMEO at:
President: president@cameoquilters.org
VP Facilitator: vp-facilitator@cameoquilters.org
VP Scheduling: vp-scheduler@cameoquilters.org
VP Membership: vp-membership@cameoquilters.org
Recording Secretary: secretary@cameoquilters.org
Corresponding Secretary: . corresponding-secretary@cameoquilters.org
Treasurer: treasurer@cameoquilters.org
Assistant Treasurer: asst-treasurer@cameoquilters.org
Members at Large: member-at-large@cameoquilters.org
Newsletter Editor: newsletter@cameoquilters.org
Officers: officers@cameoquilters.org
Webmaster: webmaster@cameoquilters.org
CAMEO is an acronym for "Come And Meet Each Other"!
We are a quilt guild which values friendship, learning and creativity.
Quilt lovers of all ages and levels of experience are welcome to join our guild.
Attend a meeting on the third Thursday of the month, September through June.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m.; our meetings begin at 7:00 p.m. (Guest fee at the door.)
Clawson United Methodist Church
205 N Main St., Clawson, MI 48017
(north of 14 Mile Rd. on
the west side of Main St.)
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Mission Statement
Our purpose is to promote and preserve the art of quilting, patchwork, applique and related fiber arts; to sponsor workshops, lectures and displays; to stimulate an interest in quilting and occasions for friends to meet for fellowship; and to engage in charitable efforts deemed advisable by the membership.
History of the Guild
CAMEO Quilters Guild was established in the summer of 1994. Janet Johnson was approached by quilters wanting to form a guild. Janet had formed two quilt guilds in the area: Oakland County Quilt Guild and Great Lakes Heritage Quilt Guild. Under her guidance on structure and procedures, the first meeting of CAMEO Quilters Guild was held in September 1994.
The guild was named by Jenny Dukes, who suggested CAMEO, or Come And Meet Each Other.
Our newsletter was named ‘The Silhouette’ by Amy Lobsinger.
Our logo, the 'CAMEO' was designed by Johnnene Maddison.
CAMEO Quilters Guild is a nonprofit organization.
Visit our meetings, Sept.-June on third Thursday, 7pm
CAMEO Quilters Mailing Address
Mail: P.O. Box 1044 Troy MI 48099-1044
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