President’s Letter H appy holidays, quilters! As if we didn’t have enough to do, with shopping, baking, decorating, entertaining and all the rest, we’ve got to find time to finish those quilts and submit our Quilt Show entry forms, too. But we’ll manage to do it all because, after all, we are QUILTERS! Let’s make time to enjoy the season with our loved ones, give thanks for our blessings and focus on the real priorities. TIP #9 Use a sketchbook. Expert teachers have been recommending the use of a sketchbook for years now. I procrastinated. Then I finally bought one—loose leaf spiral, 6” x 8” size, and procrastinated some more. But finally last year I began to put it to use. Now I love it! It’s such a handy place to jot down quilt ideas both for traditional and art/innovative work. I record techniques that intrigue me and tape in photos, illustrations and quotations I want to save. I made a color chart of all the colored pens I’ve collected- a quick reference guide when I want just the right color. When I am in the car on long trips, I sketch bits of landscape. If you are reticent about putting pen to paper, it may help if you wash the page with a light coat of CONTENTS DECEMBER 2008 It’s Christmas Party Time! Date: Time: Place: December 9th, 2007 6:00 p.m. Trinity United Presbyterian Church 1600 Carver Road, Modesto C ountry Crossroads Quilters’ annual Christmas party is held on our December Program Meeting date. Our Christmas party is a fun event. The party includes an ornament gift exchange and potluck. The Christmas Party will be at Trinity Presbyterian Church, 1600 Carver. Park in the south parking lot since it is closer to the meeting room, and there is a handicap driveway if needed. This meeting will be a potluck. Please bring the following dishes to share: last name beginning with A-H Main Dish, I-N Dessert and O-Z Salad. We will have an ornament exchange by playing a game. Please have your ornament wrapped or in a gift bag so that it will be a surprise when the game ends. At the party we will also reveal this year’s Secret Pals and have Show-and-Tell at the end of the night. If you’ve made a Garden Quilt for the quilt show, bring it to share Set-up crew needs to arrive no later than 4:45 p.m. Please contact Mary Alice Metzler at 579-1903 for more information. For Christmas Party questions, please contact Amy Lee at 521-2628. MONTHLY NEWSLETTER OF COUNTRY CROSSROADS QUILTERS OF MODESTO Small Groups ............................................................. 2 Calendar of Events .................................................... 2 Book Review ............................................................. 2 Quilt Show Corner ..................................................... 3 Website-of-the-Month ................................................ 4 Block-of-the-Month .................................................... 5 Meeting Minutes ........................................................ 6 Amy Lee Continued on page 3
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President’s LetterHappy holidays, quilters! As if we didn’t have
enough to do, with shopping, baking, decorating, entertaining and all the rest, we’ve got to fi nd time to fi nish those quilts and submit our Quilt Show entry forms, too. But we’ll manage to do it all because, after all, we are QUILTERS! Let’s make time to enjoy the season with our loved ones, give thanks for our blessings and focus on the real priorities.
TIP #9 Use a sketchbook. Expert teachers have been recommending the use
of a sketchbook for years now. I procrastinated. Then I fi nally bought one—loose leaf spiral, 6” x 8” size, and procrastinated some more. But fi nally
last year I began to put it to use. Now I love it! It’s such a handy place to jot down quilt ideas
both for traditional and art/innovative work. I record techniques that intrigue me and tape in photos, illustrations and quotations I want
to save. I made a color chart of all the colored pens I’ve collected- a quick reference guide when I want just the right color. When I am in
the car on long trips, I sketch bits of landscape. If you are reticent about putting pen to paper, it
may help if you wash the page with a light coat of
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DECEMBER 2008
It’s Christmas Party Time! Date:Time:Place:
December 9th, 2007
6:00 p.m.
Trinity United Presbyterian Church 1600 Carver Road, Modesto
Country Crossroads Quilters’ annual Christmas party is held on our December Program Meeting
date. Our Christmas party is a fun event. The party includes an ornament gift exchange and potluck.The Christmas Party will be at Trinity Presbyterian Church, 1600 Carver. Park in the south parking lot since it is closer to the meeting room, and there is a handicap driveway if needed. This meeting will be a potluck. Please bring the following dishes to share: last name beginning with A-H Main Dish, I-N Dessert and O-Z Salad. We will have an ornament exchange by playing a game. Please have your ornament wrapped or in a gift bag so that it will be a surprise when the game ends.
At the party we will also reveal this year’s Secret Pals and have Show-and-Tell at the end of the night. If you’ve made a Garden Quilt for the quilt show, bring it to share
Set-up crew needs to arrive no later than 4:45 p.m. Please contact Mary Alice Metzler at 579-1903 for more information.
For Christmas Party questions, please contact Amy Lee at 521-2628.
MONTHLY NEWSLETTER OF COUNTRY CROSSROADS QUILTERS OF MODESTO
Small Groups .............................................................2Calendar of Events ....................................................2Book Review .............................................................2Quilt Show Corner .....................................................3Website-of-the-Month ................................................4Block-of-the-Month ....................................................5Meeting Minutes ........................................................6Amy Lee
Jan. 27 ...... Business Meeting, 7:00 p.m. Quilt Show Wrap-up and Ribbon Winner’s Show-and-Tell
Feb. 10 ..... Program Meeting, Roxanne Langdon will speak on the topic of Embroidery.
Feb. 24 ..... Business Meeting, Ursula Sylvan will present “Log Cabin Diamonds.”
Mar. 10 ..... Program Meeting, Pixeladies will present a lecture and workshop on using photographs on quilts, purses and jackets.
April 14 ..... Program Meeting, Judy Dains will speak on “Thread Play.”
May 12 ...... Special Annual Fabric BUNCO Night
Teddy Ellison, Small Group Chair
Small GroupsBecoming part of a small group is
the best way to get a lot of sewing done in a friendly atmosphere. Each hostess provides coffee or tea.
CHANGES IN GROUPS:Art Focus: No meeting in DecemberSquare One: Dec. meeting will be a potluck with members bringing gifts of underwear and sox to be given to those in need.Chat and Sew: Dec. meeting will be in a restaurant.
SMALL GROUP MEETINGSART FOCUS: First Monday 7 to 9 p.m. Contact Joyce Compton @ 524-6452 (no meeting in Dec.)BALTIMORE BEAUTIES: Dec. 4, First Thursday 1 to 4 p.m. Contact Justine Campbell @ 523-7478STITCH AND RIP: Dec. 5, First Friday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Contact Pat Cole @ 523-7310SQUARE ONE: Dec. 10, Second Wednesday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Contact Lois Logsdon@ 852-9848 (They are looking for new members.)STAR STITCHERS: Dec. 17, Third Wednesday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Contact Sally Glover @ 527-6871CHAT AND SEW: Dec. 18, Third Thursday 10 to 2 p.m. Contact Linda Watt @ 578-0422
This book has design drawings and color pages
with truly unique quilts and garments. The book includes a collection of schematics of Indian designs using traditional patterns, photos of Indian designs taken from textiles and baskets, and Southwestern designs taken from indigenous folk art and landscape infl uences that come from Arizona, California, New Mexico Texas and Utah. There are Historical sketches of the indigenous artists. Landscapes, plant life and habitats
are used for inspiration. The artists have put together a unique collection of scenes and designs to tease the eye and challenge any quilter. A good read and recommended for do-able projects for the quilter. Check it out! ✔
BOOK REVIEW:
Contemporary Southwestern Quilts
Sarah Crozier
By Mary Evangeline Dillon Short Subject Topics inJanuary and FebruaryThis coming January our Business Meeting will be a relaxing quilt show wrap-up and ribbon winners’ Show-and-Tell. Come to help us recap the show and acknowledge the ones who made it all happen behind the scenes. Refreshments served.
In February, Ursula Sylvan will present “Log Cabin Diamonds.”
Road to California TicketsWe received notice that advance tickets are for sale for the Road to California Quilt Show, held Jan. 15-18th, 2009. This is great news for those travelling to the show, since last year there were very long lines waiting to buy tickets at the door. Requests must be received by Dec. 31, 2008.You can buy tickets at www.road2ca.com or by US mail: Road to California, 1529 W. 13th St., Unit A, Upland, CA 91786Single day admission is $10, Multi-Day admission is $20. Please add $5 per order for shipping and handling.
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Our quilt show sign-ups will continue to be at the December Christmas party and the January
program meeting. Please take a moment to sign-up to help!! There are still slots available and we need all hands on board.If you are making a Garden Club challenge quilt please return the picture of the garden to Janet Borst in Dec.Please put your name on the back of the picture so it can be teamed up with the quilt after the label is made. If you are interested is showing your quilt at the Jan. Garden Club meeting, please call Janet. We continue to ask you to continue to sell tickets for the opportunity quilt and to remind you that show vouchers are available. If you need vouchers, they will be at the Christmas party, or you may call Janet. A voucher is a ticket given and paid by you to family and friends. You put your name on the voucher and when used, it will be charged to you after the show.Please fi ll out entry forms as soon as you can and take a picture of your quilt. Remember, the quilt piece does not have to be fi nished in order to take a picture and fi ll out the form. We need to help our team out by fi lling out our paper work early. If you are having a quilt judged, be sure to read the back of the entry form to know when and where you need to take your quilt for judging. We are here for any questions or help with anything you need. In the meantime, have a great holiday season. Hope Santa is good to you!!
Happy Quilting!Janet Borst and Suzanne Guthrie
2008-2009 CCQ OfficersPresident Sue Siefkin ............................... 526-56021st Vice President Amy Lee .................................. 521-26282nd Vice President Teresa Seifert ........................... 526-0720Secretary Yvonne Jones .......................... 632-4652 Joyce Compton ........................ 524-6452Treasurer Paddy Shopher ........................ 577-2001 Membership Pat Cole .................................. 523-7310Hospitality Ruth McCormack .................... 526-0279 Mary Alice Metzler .................... 579-1903Sunshine Carolyn Huff ............................. 579-7046Small Groups Teddy Ellison ............................ 523-0396Warm Wrappings Lila Bradshaw .......................... 529-3872 Louise Nelson ......................... 577-2523
Newsletter Editor Deborah Miller .......................... 543-8990Newsletter Mailer Michele Stoumbaugh ............... 557-9601Block-of-the-Month Carolyn Sadler ........................ 599-0081Secret Pals Robin Sullivan ......................... 526-8805Librarian Sarah Crozier .......................... 529-1577 Bernice Ulm .............................. 523-0075Historian TBDNCQC Nancy Galloway ....................... 838-6769 Marilee Heaston ....................... 634-3054Set-Up Rich and Gloria Mendonca ...... 863-8544Web Master Deborah Miller ......................... 543-8990Quilt Show Chair Janet Borst ............................... 527-2718Quilt Show Assistant Suzanne Guthrie ...................... 521-6843
Sue Seifkin
water color or pastel to make the start less daunting. A sketchbook really can become a very personal record of ideas that can fuel your creative spirit in interesting new ways. Make a New Year’s resolution to pick up an inexpensive sketchbook and get started!Post Script on Tip #8: I just learned it the hard way: if your design wall is made of homsote insulation board, don’t try to fuse your quilt with a hot iron while it is hanging on the wall. Say no more.
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PRESIDENT’S LETTER
REMINDER!Quilt Show entry deadline is Jan. 5th!
Don’t delay! Turn them in ASAP.
Quilt Show Corner
At our November Program Meeting Cathie Hoover had a hand-out entitled “The Judging Process.” Cathie also brought us a CD with additional information. The new hand-out is entitled “Quilting/Patchwork Tips.” Both are available on our website, in the Sew Much More section of the Home Page.
Cathie Hoover’s Tips for Judged Quilts Available on Website
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WEBSITE-OF-THE-MONTH By Deborah Miller
Perfect Binding Video on YouTubehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCHoM6lPwpU
the link above. To purchase the Binding Thingy, go to http://www.quiltersrule.
Secret Pals’ Thanks You’s
I want to thank my secret pal for the cute Christmas wash cloths you gave me. They are so cute, and I will use them this holiday season. It’s been so fun this year with you. I can’t wait to see who you are. Thank you so much Judy Martin
Polo Shirts: $2499
Size Sm-XLXXL-Plus2, add $3.00
Denim Shirts: $2999
Size Sm-XLXXL-Plus2, add $3.00
We are selling short sleeve POLO SHIRTS and long sleeve DENIM SHIRTS.
They are fi ne quality cotton and have our Quilt Show logo embroidered in rayon thread with vibrant colors.
The order needs to be placed by Dec. 15th to be here for the show!
We are working with Connie Lionudakis at Fields of Fabric to make the shirts. Contact Deborah@543-8990, for questions or to order a shirt.
ORDER YOUR SHIRT IN TIME FOR THE SHOW!
• BEAUTIFUL • UNIQUE • GREAT KEEPSAKES • PRACTICAL
Golden Hands Magazines AvailableI have a stack of old Golden Hands Magazines that have knitting, crocheting, quilting and clothing patterns. They also include helpful hints, etc. If interested, please let me know and I’ll bring them to a meeting.
Janice Skiles
Secret Pals to Reveal Identity!At the Christmas Party on Dec. 9th participants in Secret Pals will reveal who they are to each other. We will have applications for next year’s Secret Pals available in January. Sign-ups for Secret Pals continues until March, and then new secret pals are picked.
Secret Pals is a fun way to get involved with the Guild and bless another member with little gifts and cards. Look for more details in next Crossroads Chatter. Robin Sullivan
Block of the Month CCQ January 2009 Snow Gent’ This block makes a fun and contemporary snowman that has funny button eyes and mouth, with a carrot nose and assortment of hats. Add a ribbon to his hat and it will be perfect. You can even position the circle so that your
snowman is peeking off of the fabric, or center it like this example. Put together with alternate blocks or sashing this will make a delightful winter quilt.
View pattern on CCQ website, www.countrycrossroadsquilters.com
Click on ‘Block of the Month’, and then ‘January 2008’
Use Fabrics:
Winter Blue Cut 1 12 ½” x 12 ½” Background
White Cut 1 8 ” Circle Head
Orange 3” x 5” Nose
Black 8” x 6” Hat
Any Fun Print
8” x 6”
Alternate Hat
Use Notions: ½” strip for hat contrast, Black buttons for eyes and mouth Directions: NOTE: Allow ¼” seam allowance for appliqué
Step 1 Sew circle to background. Appliqué, fuse or sew to background using a
method you prefer. Position the circle so that your snowman is peeking off of the fabric, or center it; make it to your specification
Step 2 Sew hat as an appliqué or fusible raw edge piece . The hats can be zany
or serious. Make them in fun prints or black, and trim the hat however you wish. Our snowmen will each have a unique look.
Step 3 When your fabric is all in place and sewn or fused, add buttons for eyes
and mouth.
Step 4 Stitch fusible down with invisible or matching thread, using a zig zaz stitch.
HAT Black or Plaid or Fun Floral Print
Trim with contrast Cut 1
12” Block
Bring completed block to CCQ January Program Meeting Jan 13th,
President, Sue Siefkin, called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM.
Announcements: Quilt Show Chair, Janet Borst, asked members to sign-up to work at the quilt show. She also reported that vouchers for the quilt show are ready and may be picked up. Members must sign the vouchers before giving them out. Vouchers may be then used for entry to the quilt show. Members will be charged only for each of their signed vouchers which are used at the show. Janet also reported that Stanislaus Magazine has an article featuring quilts by Teresa Seifert, Ruth Brown, and Sue Siefkin. It also talks about our upcoming quilt show.Marie Bairey asked members to sign-up to help set up for the quilt show on Friday, January 23rd. Spouses and ladders are needed. She requested that members turn in their show entries as soon as possible.Judy Martin shared information on the Ministry of Clowns to be held at the Lutheran Church on Rose Ave. For information see the Modesto Bee, Saturday, November 8th.President Sue announced that Delores Miller will report on the class she took at Asilomar at the November business meeting. Plan to attend this informative meeting.Suzanne Guthrie introduced our speaker, Cathie Hoover. Cathie is an award winning quilter and quilt judge. Cathie gave an informative discussion on quilt judging. She offered many tips for improving quilts. She discussed how quilts are judged and the importance of the use of color, balance, and overall design. Other tips included the importance of using thread color that matches the fabric, fi nishing techniques, binding, corners, and embellishments.
Block of the Month: Carolyn Sadler and Deborah Miller showed
the BOM “game boards.” Belinda Johnson won a $25 gift certifi cate from Freedom Fabrics in the
BOM drawing. Deborah Miller showed this month’s BOM, appliquéed Christmas blocks. Patterns are available on the website, in the newsletter, or at the sign-in table.
Show and Tell: • Michelle Stoumbaugh showed a quilt made from charm
squares received at a charm exchange. The quilt in pink, purple, and green was quilted by Michelle.
• Joyce Compton showed a poinsettia wall hanging made and quilted by her for a Hospice fund raiser. The quilt has lots of quilting and is embellished with Swarovski crystals.
• Margaret Wolfe showed a green, lavender, and white star quilt that was quilted by Rich Mendonca. She also showed a Halloween quilt.
• Delores Miller fi nished a New York Beauty block quilt of green, black, and purple with a curved border.
• Sue Siefkin shared a journal quilt (part of the Art Focus challenge). The quilt shows fall foliage refl ected on a lake. Silk, organza, and an hand dyed African fabric were used in the making of this quilt.
It was announced that Cathie Hoover donated a number of books to the Guild. She also brought a number of American Quilter magazines for members to take and several bags of fabric for Warm Wrappings to use. The meeting was adjourned at 9:05 p.m.Respectfully submitted, Joyce Compton, Co-secretary
What did Adam say on the day before Christmas?
It’s Christmas, Eve!
Blondes Getting Christmas TreeThere were two blondes who went deep into the frozen woods searching for a Christmas tree. After hours of subzero temperatures and a few close calls with hungry wolves, one blonde turned to the other and said, “I’m chopping down the next tree I see. I don’t care whether it’s decorated or not!”
Christmas Jokes
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BUSINESS MEETINGMEETING MINUTES 11/25/2008
President Sue Siefkin called the meeting to order on November 25 at 7:05 p.m. She welcomed members. She reminded members to sign up to demonstrate a short subject. Marie Bairey had a sign-up list for Quilt Show set up and listed needs for time, basic equipment, husbands or sons, trucks, ladders and sheets. Janet Borst had sign-up sheets to help with Quilt Show. Call them for more information.Additions and Corrections to minutes include spelling Jason Lee as Jayson Lee. Delores Miller moved to correct, Sherry Huff second the motion. Motion carried.Communications included thank you from Community Hospice. Chris Redfield, daughter of Mayris Baddell sent thank you for donation to Mayris Baddell Child Development Center and help with funeral.Vice President: Amy Lee said Christmas Party Potluck is 6 p.m., December 9th at Trinity Presbyterian Church. A gift exchange of a tree ornament, wrapped with no name, will be conducted. Secret Pals will be revealed. Main dish A-H, salad I-N and dessert O-Z. Ruth McCormack and hospitality will help with food. Help should arrive about 5:15.Treasurer: Paddy Shopher listed income and expenses for October.Hospitality: Mary Alice Metzler said Margaret Wolfe and Siga Sharp had provided refreshments. Ruth McCormack has persimmons to give away.Membership: Pat Cole asked members to pick up name tags and directories.Sunshine: Carolyn Huff asked for names. Michelle Stoumbaugh had birthday card for Linda Watt.Small Group: Teddy Ellison announced Art Focus has no meeting in December. Baltimore Beauties meet first Thursday in December. Stitch and Rip meet December 10 at Sue Kendall’s home, Square One meet Dec 10 at Janet Borst’s home. Star Stitchers meet third Wednesday, Chat n Sew meet third Thursday and will go to a restaurant.Warm Wrappings: Lila Bradshaw had bags of quilts to take and sew. WW is donating an Irish Chain quilt to Friends of Hospice, December 5 Tree Lighting. Eighteen quilts were donated to Hospice Children Bereavement group. Next meeting is Wednesday, Dec. 3, for sewing and salad potluck. Cathie Hoover donated 207 yards of fabric.BOM: Deborah Miller showed 4-patch, tone-on-tone and white block with alternative patterns. Pattern is in the newsletter and on the web site.Secret Pals: Robin Sullivan said to check the box for packages. Revelation is in December.Library: Bernice Ulm noted that Cathie Hoover donated several books.Set-Up: Rich Mendonca needs help in January. Judy Martin and Sherry Huff will help. Ursula Sylvan was in Maui teaching teddy bear class and forgot to help last time and her daughter Lori Ford was taking care of her two children.NCQC gave no report.Newsletter and Website: Deborah Miller said to get articles in. She thanked Marie Bairey for proofreading and Michelle Stoumbaugh for distribution.Quilt Show: Janet Borst has four Stanislaus Magazines to give away. There are more postcards. Check the sign up sheet to help and finish your quilts. Garden Quilt makers should
return pictures. Bring Garden Quilts to Christmas Potluck. Suzanne Guthrie said send ticket/vouchers in Christmas cards. Deborah Miller is taking orders
for Quilt Show shirts. Polo shirts and a long sleeved denim version are available. Marie Bairey said entries
are coming in. Pictures are very helpful.Old Business: Deborah Miller said Road to California Quilt Show tickets can be ordered and paid for online.River City Quilt Show attendance was down. Nancy Galloway will do demonstration of pattern Rob Peter to Pay Paul at Quilt Show. Marilee Heaston has a bad back. She needs more people for short demonstrations at the Quilt Show.New Business: Nomination Committee will meet next week, including nominated and appointed officers. Volunteers interested in offices see Sue Siefkin. Deborah Miller sent her an e-mail concerning use of pictures on the website. She wonders if anyone objects to their quilts being shown online. Ursula suggested implied permission if you participate in Show-and-Tell and if it is not OK for photos, just say no. Break for refreshments.
Short Subject Delores Miller, Asilomar Scholarship winner, shared what she learned at her Elizabeth Barton class, and the steps to make an art quilt. City scapes are Elizabeth’s specialty. Step #1 is inspiration (gather pictures), #2 is organization (color palate, size and fabrics arranged by color, #3 is space, #4 is value, #5 is color, #6 evaluate and #7 is finishing touches. Delores’ project used buildings from a scene in Tuscany. She used hand appliqué and machine appliqué. Her project looked just like a picture!
Show and Tell• Deborah Miller enlarged her Garden Club picture and
used confetti quilt concepts to create a lovely wall hanging (sunflowers and Japanese maples).
• Balinda Johnson presented sports quilt for a young couple’s first child and a girl’s quilt for her church group in pinks and reds (she did not bring boys quilt).
• Teddy Ellison presented a quilt she made from a class in Texas taught by Jackie Robinson. She used pinks, reds and greens with stars and leaves and 27 different fabrics. Stars had folded point as did the leaves. Beautiful.
• Margaret Wolfe’s 68 year old sister-in-law is getting married. Margaret used hankies from her mother-in-law to make butterflies on quilt. It had red sashing, and was quilted by Rich Mendonca.
• Tammy Swisegood’s husband’s niece got a masters degree and will now get a Noah’s Ark quilt. Mary from Freedom Fabrics quilted it.
• Ursula Sylvan showed a Teddy Bear made from leftover Hawaiian fabrics. She taught this class in Maui. She partially explained her technique to make a “boy” bear.
• President Sue Siefkin reminded members of the coming Christmas Party and to keep working on those quilts.
Meeting adjourned at 8:40 p.m.Respectfully submitted, Yvonne Jones, Co-secretary
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AND HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL!
Remember to bring to Meetings:• Name Tag • Show-and-Tell• Library Books • BOM Blocks• Warm Wrappings Quilt Projects • Secret Pal• Raffl e Ticket Sales
