Kirksville Arts Association P.O. Box 88, Kirksville, Missouri 63501 (660) 665-0500 [email protected]kirksvillearts.com Kirksville Arts Gallery 1902 S. Baltimore, Suite 100 Sponsors: Association KIRKSVILLEarts Friday: 8:30am - 4:00pm Saturday: 8:00am - 4:00pm Kirksville Arts Association Meet the Instructors Alice Allinson I have always been a crafty- type of person. My mom taught me to sew when I was 10. From there I learned how to knit and embroider. My mother-in-law taught me crocheting and counted cross stitch. She then made a quilt and I was really intrigued. I bought several quilt books and taught myself the art of quilting. Boy, was I hooked! It has become my total passion!!! I made my first quilt when I was pregnant with my twins in 1991. Since then I have made over 120 different quilts, both hand and machine quilted. I have taught many beginner, intermediate and advanced quilting classes and I am known as the “Paper Piecing Queen”! I enjoy intricate patterns and I like rich, saturated, vibrant colors, yet I appreciate all genres of quilting. In 2015, I was fortunate to have my quilt, “My, My, My, My Sedona” juried into the American Quilter’s Society National Quilt Show in Paducah, Ky. That was the biggest thrill of my quilting career! In 2008 I purchased, with a couple of friends, my first long-arm machine. Then in 2016, I purchased my own Innova long-arm machine. I am a free-motion quilter, known for my feathers and intricate techniques. Professionally, I am a pharmacist, however, I will quilt for others in my spare time. Andrea O’Brien I grew up on a farm in Western Iowa, and began sewing when I was 12 years old. Over the years, I sewed mostly home decor, my boys’ Halloween costumes, clothes, and bags, with some early attempts at quilting. In my mid-40’s, I began actively learning how to quilt through friends, and joined the local Hands of Friendship Quilt Guild, based in Kirksville MO, and started quilting seriously as a hobby. I always enjoyed sewing, but found a creative outlet on a whole new level with quilting. My quilts range from traditional, modern, and paperpieced from patterns, or my own personal designs. Quilting Weekend April 27th & 28th
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Kirksville Arts AssociationP.O. Box 88, Kirksville, Missouri 63501
Kirksville Arts Gallery1902 S. Baltimore, Suite 100
photos and design by Theresa Wildhaber
home of the
KIRKSVILLEarts
APPLICATION FEESSend 2 checks or money orders with the application:
• $10 non-refundable application fee, plus• $85 booth fee ($95 after August 15th, 2018)
The fee for two booths remains at $150. Booth fee will be returned if application is not accepted. No refunds will be given due to cancellation by the exhibitor.
ACCOMMODATIONSHotel reservations should be made well in advance as it will also be Truman State University Family Weekend.
PROCEDURES & REQUIREMENTSAn application form is included or may be found on our website at www.kirksvillearts.com.
All Red Barn exhibitors must provide Kirksville Arts with a MO Sales Tax Id in advance of the festival. If you exhibited in 2017 no further action is required IF you provided the information. All individuals or exhibitors who are in partnerships can find the application form at http://dor.mo.gov/forms/2643S.pdf. If theexhibitor business is a corporation or LLC, use form 2643A and handwrite at top "Special Event".
All applicants must submit 3-4 color photographs, slides, or digital photographs of work completed within the last year, clearly labeled with the exhibitor’s name and phone number. One must be of the booth presentation, while others should be representative of the work to be exhibited. We reserve the right to use jury photographs or slides for publicity. Items sold must reflect ONLY what is represented on the application form and in supplemental photographs.
Accepted applicants will initially be notified by mail and will receive a map by September indicating the assigned exhibit space. Photographs or slides submitted by accepted applicants will be returned in the Information Packet to be picked up on the day of the festival. Applicants who are not accepted will have their booth fee and photographs or slides returned by mail.
NO FOOD ITEMS may be sold in Arts/Crafts booths per Health Department regulations.
FIRST-TIME APPLICANTS need to contact the Kirksville Arts Association if they have additional questions.NO ELECTIONEERING ALLOWED!
Kirksville Arts Gallery1902 S. Baltimore, Suite 100
photos and design by Theresa Wildhaber
home of the
KIRKSVILLEarts
APPLICATION FEESSend 2 checks or money orders with the application:
• $10 non-refundable application fee, plus• $85 booth fee ($95 after August 15th, 2018)
The fee for two booths remains at $150. Booth fee will be returned if application is not accepted. No refunds will be given due to cancellation by the exhibitor.
ACCOMMODATIONSHotel reservations should be made well in advance as it will also be Truman State University Family Weekend.
PROCEDURES & REQUIREMENTSAn application form is included or may be found on our website at www.kirksvillearts.com.
All Red Barn exhibitors must provide Kirksville Arts with a MO Sales Tax Id in advance of the festival. If you exhibited in 2017 no further action is required IF you provided the information. All individuals or exhibitors who are in partnerships can find the application form at http://dor.mo.gov/forms/2643S.pdf. If theexhibitor business is a corporation or LLC, use form 2643A and handwrite at top "Special Event".
All applicants must submit 3-4 color photographs, slides, or digital photographs of work completed within the last year, clearly labeled with the exhibitor’s name and phone number. One must be of the booth presentation, while others should be representative of the work to be exhibited. We reserve the right to use jury photographs or slides for publicity. Items sold must reflect ONLY what is represented on the application form and in supplemental photographs.
Accepted applicants will initially be notified by mail and will receive a map by September indicating the assigned exhibit space. Photographs or slides submitted by accepted applicants will be returned in the Information Packet to be picked up on the day of the festival. Applicants who are not accepted will have their booth fee and photographs or slides returned by mail.
NO FOOD ITEMS may be sold in Arts/Crafts booths per Health Department regulations.
FIRST-TIME APPLICANTS need to contact the Kirksville Arts Association if they have additional questions.NO ELECTIONEERING ALLOWED!
Friday: 8:30am - 4:00pmSaturday: 8:00am - 4:00pm
Kirksville Arts Association
Meet the InstructorsAlice AllinsonI have always been a crafty-type of person. My mom taught me to sew when I was 10. From there I learned how to knit and embroider. My mother-in-law taught me crocheting and counted cross stitch. She then made a quilt and I was really intrigued. I bought several quilt books and taught myself the art of quilting. Boy, was I hooked! It has become my total passion!!! I made my first quilt when I was pregnant with my twins in 1991. Since then I have made over 120 different quilts, both hand and machine quilted. I have taught many beginner, intermediate and advanced quilting classes and I am known as the “Paper Piecing Queen”! I enjoy intricate patterns and I like rich, saturated, vibrant colors, yet I appreciate all genres of quilting. In 2015, I was fortunate to have my quilt, “My, My, My, My Sedona” juried into the American Quilter’s Society National Quilt Show in Paducah, Ky. That was the biggest thrill of my quilting career! In 2008 I purchased, with a couple of friends, my first long-arm machine. Then in 2016, I purchased my own Innova long-arm machine. I am a free-motion quilter, known for my feathers and intricate techniques. Professionally, I am a pharmacist, however, I will quilt for others in my spare time.
Andrea O’BrienI grew up on a farm in Western Iowa, and began sewing when I was 12 years old. Over the years, I sewed mostly home decor, my boys’ Halloween costumes, clothes, and bags, with some early attempts at quilting. In my mid-40’s, I began actively learning how to quilt through friends, and joined the local Hands of Friendship Quilt Guild, based in Kirksville MO, and started quilting seriously as a hobby. I always enjoyed sewing, but found a creative outlet on a whole new level with quilting. My quilts range from traditional, modern, and paperpieced from patterns, or my own personal designs.
Quilting Weekend
April 27th & 28th
Friday, April 27: One Day Quilting WorkshopProject: Crown Quilt, from the Missouri Star Quilt CompanyWebsite: www.missouriquiltco.com/shop detail/93841/msqc/msqc/crown-quilt-pattern-by-msqc
Pattern Cost: $4.95 + Shipping Hardcopy; $3.95 Digital Download (This pattern can also be found on the MSQC YouTube channel for free, if people want to watch Jenny Doan. However, for our class, people will need the pattern.)
Size: 88" x 88" FinishedAudience: Beginner to Intermediate QuiltersSupplies Required: - 126 5" Squares (or 3 Charm Packs) of
Colored Fabrics- 126 5" Squares (or 3 Charm Packs) of
White Fabrics- 2 yds of Contrasting or Background Fabric
(in the photo, it is the gray fabric)- 3/4 yard Fabric (Inner Border)- 1 3/4 yard Fabric (Outer Border)- 3/4 yard Fabric (Binding)- 2 3/4 yard 108" Wide Backing
Fabric (Backing)
Saturday, April 28: All Day Quilting WorkshopProject: Winter Winds Quilt, Scott Flanigan, DesignerWebsite: Fons & Porter Pattern: www.quiltingcompany.com/store/patterns/winter-winds-quilt-pattern-download
Pattern Cost: $6.95 + Shipping, or available through Digital Download (Also available in McCall’s Quilting Magazine, January/ February 2018 issue)
Size: 76" x 97" FinishedAudience: Confident Beginner to IntermediateSupplies Required: - Cream: 4 1/4 yds. for blocks and setting triangles - Navy: 3 7/8 yds. for blocks, border and binding- Blue: 1 yd. for blocks- Medium gray: 5/8 yd. for blocks- Dark gray and light gray: 3/4 yd. each for blocks- Backing: 7 1/2 yds/- Batting: 84”x105”
Alternate colors:
ApplicationQuilting Weekend
Registration deadline: April 20, 2018Class size limited to 30
Name __________________________________
Address ________________________________
City | State | Zip _________________________
Phone_______________Cell _______________
Email ___________________________________
Registration Fee: $25 per day
You will need to provide your own materials, but a supply list will be sent after registration. Participants will need to bring their own sewing machine, but irons will be provided.
Make check for the registration fee payable to Kirksville Arts Association, and send it and the form to:
Kirksville Arts AssociationP.O. Box 881902 S. Baltimore, Suite 100 Kirksville, MO 63501
