Gayle Goddard, professional organizer, will be the guest speaker at the March monthly meeting of the Quilt Guild of Greater Houston. The topic of the presentation will be “Organizing Your Craft Area.”

Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church
11612 Memorial Drive
Houston, Texas 77024

Quilt Guild of Greater Houston is a group of quilters and quilt lovers, almost 400 strong, who meet to share their love of this artform. You don’t need to be a quilter to join the guild. Anyone with a love of quilts is welcome to join.

This meeting is free and open to visitors. (Visitors may attend two meetings of the Quilt Guild for free before they are asked to become dues‑paying members.)

Morning meetings are held the third Friday of the month at 10 a.m. in the Amphitheater at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church.

Gayle Goddard will speak to the monthly morning meeting of the Houston Area Fiber Artists on the topic of “Basics of Organizing Your Craft Area."(This presentation will also be offered at the evening meeting on September 9.)

Tracey Gee Community Center
3599 Westcenter Dr.
Houston, TX 77042
713-266-8193

From their web site: “HAFA is a nonprofit organization whose purpose is to maintain and advance fiber as an art form through the education of its members and to promote appreciation and encourage support of fiber as an art form through exhibitions and educational activities.”

For HAFA membership information, please contact Darnell Mayers.

Gayle Goddard will speak to the monthly evening meeting of the Houston Area Fiber Artists on the topic of “Basics of Organizing Your Craft Area." (This presentation will also be offered at the morning meeting on September 10.)

St. Philip’s United Methodist Church
5501 Beechnut St.
Houston, TX 77096
713-666-2175

From their web site: “HAFA is a nonprofit organization whose purpose is to maintain and advance fiber as an art form through the education of its members and to promote appreciation and encourage support of fiber as an art form through exhibitions and educational activities.”

For HAFA membership information, please contact Darnell Mayers.

Creative types have lots of trouble with clutter. Most will tell you that it’s just a sign of the creative process. The only problem is that too much clutter interferes with your ability to be creative! You re-buy supplies because you can’t find the ones you know you already purchased. There’s no clear surface to work on, either. Come learn ways to control your creative materials and space, so you can stop dodging clutter and create freely.

For information, please contact Denise McMullen at 972.304.1669.