PATCHWORKS Blue Valley Quilters Guild - November 2018 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT The Holidays are coming and you will not want to miss our December Christmas luncheon. The program ladies, along with many others, will be givingyou a meeting to remember. Carla's "Plus Challenge" quilts will be shown and voted on, Mindy's UFO's will be rewarded, and Toys for Tots. Do you feel lucky?Still time to buy tickets for a chance to win the gorgeous 2018 Opportunity Quilt and submit your blocks for the Christmas Tree Block Jackpot. So put down that leaf rake and pick up the rotary cutter. For every Christmas Tree block you submit (and they are like eating potato chips) you will receive one ticket to win a full set for an entire quilt! Look for more on all the activities in this Newsletter. Happy Sewing! Lynn November 6 - Guild Meeting November 8 - Sit & Stitch November 22 - Thanksgiving December4 - Guild Meeting December 13 - Sit & Stitch January 8 - Guild Meeting January 11 - Guild Meeting Next Regular Meeting: .............. November 6 Location: Village on Antioch 14895 Antioch Overland Park, KS The church is on the northeast corner of I49th St. & Antioch. Please park on the south side of the church and enter through the doorjust off the north parking lot. The Blue ValleyQuiltcrs GUild is dedicated to preserving and teaching the fine art of quilting. We welcome all newcomers as well as experienced quiltcrs to be part of this guild.
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PATCHWORKSBlue ValleyQuilters Guild - November 2018
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
The Holidays are coming and you will not want to missour December Christmas luncheon. The program ladies,along with many others, will be givingyou a meeting toremember. Carla's "Plus Challenge" quilts will be shownand voted on, Mindy's UFO's will be rewarded, and Toysfor Tots. Do you feel lucky?Still time to buy tickets for achance to win the gorgeous 2018 Opportunity Quilt andsubmit your blocks for the Christmas Tree BlockJackpot. So put down that leaf rake and pick up therotary cutter. For every Christmas Tree block yousubmit (and they are like eating potato chips) you willreceive one ticket to win a full set for an entire quilt!Look for more on all the activities in this Newsletter.Happy Sewing!Lynn
November 6 - Guild Meeting
November 8 - Sit & StitchNovember 22 - Thanksgiving
December4 - Guild Meeting
December 13 - Sit & StitchJanuary 8 - Guild MeetingJanuary 11 - Guild Meeting
Next Regular Meeting:.............. November 6
Location:Village on Antioch
14895 AntiochOverland Park, KSThe church is on thenortheast corner ofI49th St. & Antioch.
Please park on the southside of the church and
enter through the door justoff the north parking lot.
The Blue ValleyQuiltcrsGUild is dedicated to
preserving and teachingthe fine art of quilting.
We welcomeall newcomers as well asexperienced quiltcrs tobe part of thisguild.
Park Here
Polls are open at the church.
Remember to park on the south
side of the church and come in
through the south door.
Our speaker this month is Karen Hill from Granny KQuilts of SpringHill,KS. Karen is a self-proclaimed expert on Dresdens due to thelarge number of Dresden quilts that she has made. Her lecture,Degrees of Dresden defines the degrees and identifies the rulersrequired for each degree. Her beautiful and creative use oftheDresden block in her quilts will add joy to your day.
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and considers Victoria Gertenbach and Robin Ferrier as major influences on her quilt jour
ney. She credits the Kansas City Modern Quilt Guild for stretching her creativity and forgrowing new lifelong friendships. Patty resides in Lee's Summit.
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3rd PlacePassages by Patty SimmonsLee's Summit, Missouri
Kansas CityMQGPieced &Quilted by: Patty
Simmons
Patty Simmons will present a trunk show in January. Patty was raised inIndependence, Missouri. After graduating from
~----------------- the University of Central Missouri and the Uni-versity of Kansas, she taught high school Englishand French. She also worked as a professionalwedding photographer for several years when her kids were young. Patty's interest in quilting started about 20 years ago. She has won awards from Bernina University and Quiln.on,and her work has appeared in Generation Qmagazine. Although her first works were rootedin traditional and primitive quilting, Patty's current interest is in modern quilting and sheenjoys improv work and minimalism. Patty has studied with Sue Spargo and Gwen Marston
~_~~- ••• Our speaker for March is Donna Lynn Thomas. Donnahas authored 14 titles with Martingale, self-publishedone book, and one with the Kansas City Star. She hasalso contributed articles in numerous publicationsover the years. She has also appeared in Craftsyclasses and QNN-TVepisodes. Donna has alsodesigned the Omnigrip On-Point Ruler and On-Point Square.Donna will present her program, "Make Mine Mini" to the guild and will conduct a workshop
Diane Harris will be presenting her "Make ExtraordinaryScrap Quilts" program in April. Diane is a freelance writer,speaker, teacher and quilt designer. After 11 years as aneditor for Quiltmaker magazine, she formed a business calledStash Bandit, through which she presents energetic trunkshows and lively classes for quilters. She ispassionate about making scrap quilts and
-. •••_ •• creating interesting original designs. Shenever met a fabric she didn't like or couldn't use. Her workhas been featured in Quiltmaker, McCall'sQuilting, QuickQuilts and Modern Patchwork. Diane lives on a working farmin rural Nebraska. Visit ndlt.net to learn more.
In June we will feature Carl Hentsch for our
program. He will be sharing his quilts with us
through a trunk show that will feature some of the
quilts from his new book. He has authored three
books and has commercial patterns which may be purchased through The Quilt Exchange. His
company is the Three Dog Design Company, located in St. Joseph, MO. He loves foundation paper
piecing as his quilts show through their beauty.
We are very excited to bring Timna Tarr to Blue
Valley for a fun and inspirational Flying Colors
trunk show. She will also do Designing with
Flying Colors (3 hrs) and 0 Happy Day (6 hrs)
workshops for our BV guild, Aug. 2019. Timna will then teach five (or more!) techniques on howto make perfect circles, using both hand and machine techniques. Sheis scheduled for those
workshops plus her Map Making Workshop atp,~~5=~~!~;;the 2019 KansasCity RegionalQuilt Festival.~ We wanted to give you a heads up to help you
in planning for classesat the KCRQF.
Timna Tarr comes from a long line of quilters but did not begin quilting
until after studying art history in college. Shebought her first longarm in
2001 and began quilting clients' quilts shortly thereafter. Sincethen she
hascustom designed and quilted thousands of quilts. Timna's own na
tionally award-winning quilts are in private and corporate collections and
have been seen in numerous exhibits, quilting magazines,and books. She
hasappeared on Quilting Arts TV several times. She is a speaker and
teacher throughout the northeastern United States and is a member of her local guilds.
"My work is about color and small compositions. Eachblock in a quilt is made as its own element, independent of the other
blocks." Timna hasdeveloped a specialty making quilted maps of her hometown, Hadley, MA.
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we have #Ie opportunify for you. Youwillfind on #Ie next page. #Ie super easyto make a wonk.y.modem Christmas Tree Block.. This has been done in ofher
and is inspired by -Modem Christmas Tree Quilt Block.TrAtorial·by Amy Smart
www.diaryofaquilter.com.Foreveryblock.youmake.youwillreceiveltick.et. 1.1now".you ask. yourself? Well NOI This is addictive and you can easily cranl1ftese
Wewill collect#lem at#le December Christmas luncheon. gIVeyou your tick.eils,1hemin bunches to make a quilt and draw names #lenl
1here are rules to make #lis interesting ....
Step 1.Take two to four of your 9/1 x 9/1 squares and stack them together, right sides up.
Stacked squares Step 2. Make one diagonal cut. Step 3. Carefully shifttwo stacks apart.
Step 4. Make a second Step 5. Shift fabric.diagonal cut.
Step 6. Shuffle treesand backgrounds.Match all your trees totheir backgroundsbefore you startsewing so you don'tend up with a blockthat has the tree inthe same fabric asthe background.
Step 7. Reassemble startingwith the last cut; after sewing,there will be excessbackground fabric. Sew leftsides, staring at lower leftcorner, leaving a bunny ear.
-------'D1,----------,tep 10. Cut two 4.5"x 2" stripst of the background fabric.
ut one 1 1/2" x 2" piece ofrown fabric for a trunk. Sewe background strip on either
ide of a trunk. Trim a straightge after sewing.
Step 8. Trim a straight edge aftersewing left side of the tree. Sewthe right side of the background,making sure you are sewing onthe angled line. Sew from thetop, leaving a bunny ear.
Step 9. Trim a straightedge along the bottomafter sewing the rightside of the tree.
Step 11. Center the trunk on the tree base and attach.The background may not be centered. Be sure the backgroundof the tree matches the background of the trunk.
Step 12. Trim blocks to 7.5"x 9.5".Tr to center the tree and leave as much of the trunk as possible.
The time has come to show the last of your UFOsfor 2018!
Please submit a note to me with your name and name or number ofquilt when you show your masterpiece to the audience. Prizes will beawarded at the December meeting.
I am now accepting lists for 2019. Ii you would like for me to use your2018 list minus the quilts you have shown this year, email me and let me
know. Youcan also add to the list if you would like.Make sure you get your list to me by the end of
February. Youmay start showing your UFOsfor2019 in January. I would love to see an evengreater participation in 2019 than we did hadin 2018!MindyPetersonat 5a,[email protected] or (913) 481-2113.
3ROANNUAL
BLUE VALLEY
QUIL TERS GUILD
Toy DRIVE
PLEASE BRING A NEW AND UNWRAPPED TOY
TOTHE DECEMBER 4TH
BLUE VALLEY QUILTERS GUILD
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION.
AGAIN, THIS YEAR, WE ARE HONOREDTHAT THE MARINES ARE
SENDING REPRESENTATIVESTOJOIN US FOR
LUNCH AND ACCEPT THE DONATEDTOYS.
LAST YEARWE DONATED 163TOYS,
LETS SEE IF WE CAN GOOVERTHAT NUMBER
THIS YEAR.
Sit & Stitch meetsmost every 2nd & 4th Thursdaysof eachmonth at RoseEstates,I27th & Antioch.EachThursdaythere is either aworkshop led by aBVQG member or a time for membersto comeandsew on their own projects.Arrival time is 9:30with workshops starting at lOAM. Participantsbring their lunch.BVQG membersare alwayswelcome to come evenif they are not signedup for aworkshop. Sit& Stitch is a good way to get acquaintedwith other members.
If you havequestionsconcerningSit& Stitch pleasecontactWilma Lamfers,
Thursday October 11, Sue Tuttle presented the Sit & Stitch "Domestic Machine" quiltingworkshop. Several charity quilts were provided by the charity committee and the participatingmembers practiced on these quilts. We'll hopefully see several finished quilts at our Novembermeeting. Just ask anyone who attended how they learned to sandwich the quilts without using onepin.
Thanks Sue for your wonderful hints on how to sandwich and quilt small size quilts.
The month of November brings just one workshop. Trisch Price will be leading the"Curved Piecing" workshop Thursday, November 8th. This workshop is full withseveral on a wait list. Please notify us at the Sit & Stitch table if you have signedup AND WILL NOT BE ABLE TO ATTEND.
HERE IS THE LIST OF PEOPLEWHO HAVE SIGNED UP AND THOSE WHO HAVE NOTPAID HAVE A PLUS SIGN AT THE END OF THEIR NAME.
Lori Ringwelski will lead the Thursday, O-_'~l_.•.••October 25th workshop. This workshop is a &4I1Nr ~.,"Two for One" workshop - we will be making agift bag - just in time for the holiday season AND then we will be makinga star from two squares of fabric. We have openings for this workshopso contact Wilma Lamfers, [email protected] is $5 and supply lists are available.
Julie Rounds +Diane Jennerich - she will onlyaudit if she can comeBJ KruegerJoan NicholsonNancy Taylor+Pam PoppleGayla Spurlock+Barbara Alsup +
Rosie FreyWilma LamfersDana Davis
WAIT LISTBeth Baker - Beth can participatesince Diane will only be auditing.+Courtney (sp?) LindseyJanice Riggs (sp?)
Have a HAPPY THANKSGIVING ON Thursday, NOVEMBER 22nd.
7JUUlH~18 Sit & Stitch Thursday, December 13th will be"Come Finish Your Christmas Gifts OR Work On A Project That You Would Like" .
We'll be looking forward to participating in the Festival Small Quilt project during Sit &Stitch, Thursday, January 11th. More information on that workshop will be comingsoon. REMEMBER THAT ANY GUILD MEMBER CAN ALSO ENTER A PROJECT. See addi-tional information in the newsletter.
Questions on any of these workshops please contact Wilma Lamfers, [email protected].
Anyone that wants to participate, can. No need to sign up.Just get the directions from the yahoo groups files or pickthem up at the meeting. You have until the next meeting tocomplete the block using the theme or a color scheme thatwas asked for.
Turn in your completed block when you arrive at the meeting.Everyone that turns in a completed block, will have theirnameplaced in a hat. The namedrawn will take all of theblocks home.
We have a large guild with the potential for lots of blocks tobe turned in. Depending on how many participants we have, wemay divide the blocks and have more than one winner.
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Dig deep in yoUr POCl<etS,purses, piggy banl<s...Drop yoUr coins/bilis In the JAR this month for Safehome
No shopping required - leave the shopping to us,
We'll purchase diapers and/or tWin bed sheets after we repeat the CaShJar donation plan for the JanuarY, 201913VQG meeting!
Thanl~sfor your continued generosity and suooore.
FOR THE DECEMBER MEETING/CHRISTMAS PARTY
BVQG WILL CONCENTRATE ON COLLECTING
TOYSFOR TOTS.BRING AN UNWRAPPED GIFT FOR THE u.s.MARINE CORPS TOYCAMPAIGN.
This ~ea.-~schallenS!e is to make a Quilt with the theme ()fthe Vlus SiS!n:........................
~()U ma~ ch()()sean~ plus siS!nbl()ck when makinS! ~()u.-challenS!e Quilt.Use fab.-ics ()f~()u.-ch()ice as well. Inspi.-ati()n ideas ma~ be f()und b~sea.-chinS! f().-w().-dslike ··plus Quilt~~()n InstaS!.-am~Vinte.-est~ andf7()()S!le.~()uwill als() find plus siS!nsWle Quilt ideas in va.-i()us QuiltinS!b()()ks. The challenS!e c()ncludes at the ()ecembe.- I3VC)f7meetinS!.
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"'Make a Quilt measu.-inS! a minimum ()fJfJin. XJfJin. The.-e is n()maximum size •
..•The theme ()fthe Quilt sh()uld be ··Vlus SiS!n~~in some wa~~but n()tjust b~ usinS!fab.-ic with a plus siS!nm()tif.
"'()nl~ ()ne ent~ pe.- participant.
"'ChallenS!e Quilts will be displa~ed at the ()ecembe.- S!uildmeetinS!.
Membe.-s will v()te ()n thei.- fav().-ites and p.-izes will be awa.-ded to the JQuilts .-eceivinS!the m()st voaes,
VLUSC)UILTLuck~ ()uck V.-ize:
~ p.-e.-eS!iste.-inS!~()u.-desi.-e to participate in the VlusChallenS!e ~()U will be ente.-ed int() a d.-awinS!f().-a
special ··Luck~ ()uck~~p.-ize. SiS!nUPat S!uildmeetinS!sth.-()uS!hAuS!ust. The winne.- will be ch()sen b~ .-and()m....._ ....•
d.-awinS!.The winne.- must have p.-e.-eS!iste.-ed~c()mpleted aVlus f)uil~ displa~ed the Quilt du.-inS!the ()ecembe.- meetinS!
THE OCTOBER NEWSLETTERFOR THE 2019 KANSAS CITYREGIONAL QUILT FESTIVALHASBEENPOSTED ON THEYAHOO PAGE
KCRQF Dates - Mark your calendars now for theKansas City Regional Quilt Festival to be held onJune 13-15, 2019 at the Overland Park Convention Center. Be sure to subscribe to the blog andreceive notifications of new posts by emailat: www.kcrgf.comlnfo will also be available onFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/kcrgf/
KCRQF CLASS Registration will be open tomembers of the 18 participating Guilds the first twoweeks of January before they open to the public.This will be your opportunity to get the classes youwant. Lots of new teachers, classes, vendors, andmore beautiful quilts.
Preview Night tickets for June 12, 2019 will beavailable for purchase on the registration form at$40 each. Music will be provided by the CalypsoBluz Topical Island Duo, withsteel drums and smoothvocals. http://calypsobluz.com/.Jenny Doan will have a TrunkShow prior to the PreviewNight festivities. She will alsobe in attendance at PreviewNight for meet and greet.
Small Quilt Commitment - One of the Guilds haschallenged each of the Guilds to provide aminimum of 12 small quilts. If you are planning onmaking a small quilt for the Festival, please informJudy Brennan or Sue Tuttle.
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Ricky Tims Concert and Trunk Showwill be held on June 14, 2019 at White Theatre,Jewish Community Center, 5801 W 115th St,Overland Park, KS66211 (time to beannounced later). Thereare 500 seats. Thetickets will be open tothe public (including theGuild members) topurchase in earlyNovember. Cost oftickets are $40 each andwill be available online.Watch for the tickets to go on sale through theKCRQFwebsite, blog, or emails fromJudy Brennan or Sue Tuttle.
Showcase Challenge Quilt entries are due by theDecember 2018 meeting. Please let Sue Tuttleor Judy Brennan know if your intend to submit aquilt, with the names of the people creating thequilt (all must be members of any of the participating Guilds), and contact person's email address and phone number. The quilter does nothave to be a member of the participating Guilds.This is a non-binding entry should you decide ata later date not to submit a quilt. The criteria forsubmitting a quilt is listed at: http://kcrgf.com/participating-guilds/showcase-challengelQuilts aredue for submission by June, 2019.
More information will be provided as soon as available. If youhave questions, please contact Judy Brennan or Sue Tuttle.
Happy Birthday to our members having November Birthdays!
4 - SusanMaughan 6 - Tina Gordon 9 - Maggie VanBrunt 15 - Nancy Morris
9 - LeanneBaraban 13 - Robin Pal 28 - DianeJennerich
9 - Judy Brennan 15 - Nancy Kupzyk
We would like to thank each member for their participation in furnishingdesserts for our meetings. Please bring 3-4 dozen treats in celebration ofyour November birthday to the November meeting.
2018Charm SquareExchange
November
Batiks
November Charm Square Exchange
Theme - Batiks
Need 11pairs (22) -five inch squares = 1/2 yd fabric.
How to Participate in the Charm Squares Exchange_ •••••••••••_.oiIiil •••••••ioIiiIiiI••••••"""""....,ioiIiiW1. Please use only quilt store fabric. If you use batik fabric,
please pre-wash.
2. If you do more than 1 pack of charms, please put each one in aseparate ziplock with your name on it.
3. Use the same material for each pack; if you do more than 1,you can use a different fabric.
4. You can sign up at the guild meeting, Yahoo group or e-mail me.
5. You have until the 15th of the month to sign up. After that date, Iwill publish to the Yahoo Group how many pairs you need and theamount of material you need to buy.
If you need me to e-mail the number of squares for the exchange,please indicate it on the sign up sheet.
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The following is a list of Local venues that support
Quilts of Valorand have scheduled sewing days if
you would like to join us!
Quilters Haven at I 16 N Clairborne, Olathe, KS. sponsors a sewing day the 2ndTuesday of the month, 9:30 - 5:00 for the Quilts ofValor project. Bring all your ownsewing machines, equipment, projects and a sack lunch. Contact isAnne Harmon.
Tallgrass Creeks Retirement Community:The Quilts ofValor sewing day is the4th Saturday of the month from 9-4, at 13800 MetcalfAvenue, Overland Park, Kansas.Bring a project & come sew with us. Lunch is less than $10 (cash or check) at thebistro or bring your lunch. Please RSVPso that we can know how many people toexpect. ElaineAlexander, [email protected] .
Prairie Point Quilt Store; Join us at Prairie Point Fabric and Quilt Store, I 1950Shawnee Mission Parkway, Shawee, Kansas on the third Monday of each month towork on QOV quilts.We start at 9:30 and stay as long as you like - the store closesat 5:30 p.m. Bring your lunch or there are many places around their shop to eat. Ifyou have questions please contact John or SusanThorup @ 913-268-3333.
Do you have an old quilt top in yourcloset that is begging to be hand
quilted? TallgrassCreek Quilters willquilt it for you at a reasonable price.
Contact Elaine Alexander,
The best way for the guild members to communicate with the group as a whole is by using our Yahoo Group: blueval
leyquiltersguild. This is a closed group, and you need to be a member of the guild to receive emails posted in the Yahoo
Group.
How often you receive group emails is a setting you can change to meet your personal preference.
On the left side of the page, look for the link "Manage My Groups." Click on that link, and you should see
"bluevalleyquiltersguild." If you click on drop down menu under the heading "Mail Subscription," there are some options
on how you'd like to receive the group's messages.
Individual Emails No Email Special Notices Daily Digest
Keep in mind if you choose any option other than "Individual Emails" any time sensitive messages may be received too
late for you to take action. "Daily Digest" will provide you with a summary of all messages posted the previous day. If
you aren't a member of the Yahoo Group, and would like to be added, contact Dee Sopinski.
Show-Me Quilting - Beth Kurzava221 Blue Ridge BlvdRaytown, MO 6413
www.showmequilting.com
10% off purchases with yourBVQGMembership card
everyday!
I need mUl"eI"eci pes!!!
IngredientsHoney Corn Pudding
5 large eggs
1/3 cu p butter, melted
1 tablespoon sugar
2 tablespoons dark brown sugar
3 tablespoons Honey
1 tablespoon orange juice
V2 cup half & half
4 tablespoons cornstarch
2 (15 1/4-ounce) cans whole kernel white corn
2 (14 3/4-ounce) cans cream-style white corn
1 small green jalapeno pepper, chopped fine,remove seeds if you want less heat
V2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
Dash onion powder
% teaspoon sea salt
% teaspoon fresh ground pepper
Eventhough this is a Quilter's Guild, anytime you get a group of womentogether, you're going to havesomegood cooks. 50 whenyou bring something for your birthday, or you just havea great recipeto share, send it to meand I'll publish it in the newsletter.
Directions:In a large bowl, lightly beat eggs; add half & half and beat. Stir in the remaining ingredients, addingthe corn last. Blend well. Pour mixture into a buttered 2 quart casserole dish. Bake in a preheated400°F oven for one hour or until golden brown. Remove from oven and allow to sit for 10minutes.Serve warm.
looking for something specific to finish your masterpiece? Are you collecting other items for a special
your needs list and I will include them for the next 4 newsletters or until you ask to have your adever comes first. Send to jhorton [email protected] Please add BVQG to the subject line of your email.
'If you have any of the followingyou don't need/want, 'I
would love to take them off your hands and use them:
'(hread Spools - any size any brand (for my granddaughter's school
art classes)
Selvages - for me to make a selvage quilt and accessories
'Polyester 'Fiberfill - to stuff "peanut" pillows for the hospital.
Sudy Srennan
Save your C8ampbell'sSoup labels and Sox c:rops for
'Education ~ikki 9'fc'Donald
Save your pop can tabs. 'I save them and donate them to
the ~nald 9'fc'Donald~ouse C8harities.
Soan ~orton
2018-2019 Blue Valley Quilt Guild Officers and Committees
Executive Board
Nicholson, BJ Krueger, Nancy Taylor
T/'eastll'C~
Rosalyn Douglass
Past P/'esident
Wilma Lamfers
Adjunct Committees
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Carla Timberlake
(!ftai<ifj; llttitts
Chris PeaseChris 0' Hare
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Maxine Horton, Lang Davis, Dottie Salchow Karen Scott, DanaDavis
Facilities
Jenette Baumler, SarahCoiner Lynn Droege,Chelly King
