In This Issue Meet Carl Hentsch Of 3 Dog Designs
Volume 36 Issue 10In This Issue1Meet Carl Hentsch2President‘s Column3Workshops4Library Lines, Cares andConcerns5Block of the Month6QuiltTech, Prison Quilters7State Fair Winners8Old Cowtown Fair,2014-2015 Committees9Honors and Awards10 More Awards11 Outside ActivitiesOctober is MembershipRenewal MonthRemember to stop bythe membership tableand pay your dues toreceive your newmembership card.October 2014Meet Carl Hentschof 3 Dog DesignsCarl‘s quilting adventures reemerged around 2006 when he moved toMissouri. That was when he moved from Florida and settled in St. Joseph, Missouri. Prior to that he had quilted a little, embroidered, knittedand crafted. He rediscovered his love of quilting, found wonderful quiltshops and the rest is history.Carl started to design quilts because he wanted to create somethingthat no one else had done. He wanted to be original. After seeing hisquilts at quilt shows, people began asking if patterns were available, sohe decided to begin his own quilt pattern company - 3 Dog DesignCompany. He has published patterns for purchase using the brand.One day while looking at the LeMoyne Star block, he knew there hadto be something that he could do to make it more interesting. The ideakind of hit. It was the merging together of the Rail Fence block with theLeMoyne Star block. When he put them together, he came up with theStars ‗N Strips Block. He has added several patterns and is in the currentissue of Fons and Porter Love of Quilting with Swallows of Capistranopattern.His lecture will be Color 101 which will include a trunk show. Hisworkshop will be Spinning Stars. This workshop will be great, with noY-seams to worry about!
President’s Notesby Mayleen VinsonWhat’s a Luddite, Stealth Member, Hermit DoingServing as Guild President?!?I‘ve got to ask myself the same question. Actually, Ido know why - my love of quilts is definitely the onlything which will motivate me to get up in front of agroup!I love color, fabric, history, quilts and I especiallylove to hear stories about why people make quilts. Quilting is my stress reliever, emotion lifter, and it challengesme. Quilting provides me with instant connections and Ican and have talked to just about anyone anywhere aboutquilts.In my stealth member days, I‘d zip in and zip out ofguild meetings, I had (still do have) fabric to get back to!My very messy sewing room is my hermit comfort zonewhich, by the way, will NEVER be on the quilt roomtour. Its my happy place. So what‘s a Luddite? I‘ll giveyou a hint, its not a religious denomination, ha. You‘llhave to look it up in a dictionary.New PQG Board MembersWe have had two board resignations since our boardelection in August. The following guild members agreedto serve and the board has voted them into office:- Cheryl Jacklovich is our new Advertising Chair.Please contact her about any ads you wish to place in thenewsletter.- Donna Bradbury will be taking over as Vice President from Peggy Lawless who resigned due to her husband‘s health concerns.Lynette OliphantPQG Board Secretary2015 PQG ChallengeBy Nila AlbrechtThe PQGchallenge is here.The kits will be for sale at the guild meeting.Join in and take the challenge!So this year, I‘m going to learn to like technology andlearn to enjoy being on stage. I‘m going to learn I can‘tjust zip in and zip out, a president‘s day at guild is a longone. I‘m looking forward to serving you as guild president and getting to know you and your quilts!See you at guild, MayleenDonations WantedDouble-knit fabric at least ¾-yard lengths for makingbags for Wichita Children's Home. I can pick up the fabric at your home.Contact Rose Marie Mintz at 316-788-3547.Thank you for your donation!Next Meeting - October 142Prairie Quilt Guild
Upcoming WorkshopsWorkshops cost 40.00 for a one-day workshop. They are held on the second floor (elevator available) of the MidwestKia showroom from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the Wednesday following guild meeting day. Please check the class descriptionfor details about the cost and materials needed for each class. Workshop fees are non-refundable. Sign up for theseclasses at Guild meetings or by contacting Rita Ashley - 686-1067.DECEMBER WORKSHOPOCTOBER WORKSHOPWednesday, October 15, 20149 a.m.-4 p.m.Midwest Kia8725 W. KelloggCost - 40Spinning StarsCarl Hentsch of 3 Dog Designs(3dogdesignco.com)This workshop will be great, no Y-seams to worryabout! Carl says he has had students use everything frombatiks and animal prints to children‘s fabrics.NOVEMBER WORKSHOPWednesday, November 12, 20149 a.m.-4 p.m.Cost - 40Cynthia Stary DrajnaWorkshop details to be announced.Prairie Quilt GuildWednesday, December 10, 20149 a.m.-4 p.m.Midwest Kia8725 W. KelloggCost - 40Brenda Esslingerauthor ofFabulous FracturesWorkshop Registration & PoliciesPlease read the Guild Workshop Policies first beforeregistering for one of our speakers‘ workshops. Theworkshop location is the second floor of Midwest Kiashowroom, 8725 West Kellogg, Wichita KS 67209, hours9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. This is for all workshops unlessotherwise noted. Supply lists are available athttp://www.pqgks.com/programs.html. Please be sure tobring and wear your name-tag at workshops so thespeaker will know who you are!Contact Rita Ashley, Workshop Chairman, at316-686-1067 or rashley1@cox.net if you have anyquestions.3
Library LinesI love the excitement of starting something new.(That might help to explain why I have so many unfinished projects.) I want to start something new, even whenI haven‘t finished what I‘m currently working on. Anyway, I am excited to start this year in the library. It‘sthrilling to contemplate what the year will bring—all thenew books! Tami and I have some ideas for startingsomething in the library - you‘ll have to come by at themeeting and check out what we have in store for you thisyear.Because this is the beginning of Prairie Quilt Guild‘syear (2014-2015), I think this is a good time to review thelibrary‘s policies and procedures and to remind you ofwhat all is available.WHAT WE HAVE Over 1,800 volumes (quilt-related Fiction and Non-fiction). Four quilt-related magazine subscriptions Quilt-related DVDs One game (you guessed it; quilt-related!) Online catalog—located on the guild‘s website; justclick on the library button on the left side of the page Paper listing of all holdings located in the library nextto the computer, which is also available for you to useat the meetingsTo use these items, you simply need to follow theseoutlined procedures:Now you can use Word on your computer to do thesame thing. Her instructions sound easy to follow so, ifyou are interested in designing your own quilts, this maybe an article that you will want to read.Come by the library and check out the guild‘s copy ofthe magazine. I know I said that I like to start somethingnew, but I‘m not sure I‘m up for starting on the designingaspect yet. If you try Debbie‘s method on Word, let meknow if it is as simple as it seems.By Olivia JacobsCares and ConcernsContact Cindy Stacey at 316-207-7229 or e-mailpshugs@hotmail.com if you know of any members whoneed to be added to this list.Sandy BrantleyLynda FichterSanday HatcherSharon HuddlestonLeslie LanePeggy LawlessDonna MeaseRoberta PearsonBrenda PfortmillerPat RosingIllnessHusband SurgeryAuto AccidentHusband IllHeart CathHusband IllFather Passed AwayPassed AwayDaughter-in-Law Passed AwayHusband Passed Away Show a current membership card Have no outstanding obligations Return all borrowed items at the next monthly meeting(there is a 1.00 fine per item, per month)If we have missed anyone experiencing health issuesor bereavement, please know that we are concerned, andforgive us the oversight. Browse our collection online or on the carts at themeeting (titles are arranged alphabetically)As I was processing some materials to add to our collection, I read an article in the October/November 2014issue of Quilter’s Newsletter that you may be interested inreading. The article is entitled, ―My Word‖ by DebbieCaffrey. She gives instructions on how to use MicrosoftWord to draw and design quilts. Say good-bye to graphpaper and complicated computer programs for designingquilts.4Prairie Quilt Guild
2014-2015 Block of the MonthWhere Inspiration Blooms, Block #1Block #1ACAssembly instructions.The block base will be used each time and printed only in October.The base will be added to each flower block .CCBAPatch count5 3/8‖CBBCC CCutting diagramsABCBAA4 patches/ background5 3/8‖B2 5/8‖4 patches/pink1 patch/red4 patches/pink4 patches/red2 5/8‖3‖C3‖Cutting diagramsBlock base for all blocksPatch count2 3/4‖A2 patches/background9 1/2‖CB2 1/2‖B2 patches/background5 7/8‖AAEC1‖9 1/2‖DBEDD1 patch/green2 5/8‖Alternate Base - 9 1/2‖ square, usewide rick-rack for stem and createappliqué leaves of your choice.1 patch/green1 patch/background1 patch/green1 patch/background4 7/8‖E2 5/8‖4 7/8‖Prairie Quilt Guild5
QuiltTechSince I‘m a Luddite, it mayseem a little odd that I‘m writingthis first quilt technology articlebut I‘ve learned to let technology help me quilt!My favorite quilting tech itemis Robert Kaufman‘s ―TheQuilter‘s Little Helper – Essential Quilting Calculator‖ app onmy iPhone. (Android versionalso available) For years, ShirleyBinder would figure out howmuch backing I needed but, aftershe sold her shop, I realized how math challenged I amand quickly found this app.Prison QuiltersMany of our members have donated fabric to thequilting project at the El Dorado Correction Facility andnow that project has grown to include the Oswego location as well. They have completed over 100 quilts thatwill be given to the Red Cross as comfort quilts for winterdisasters.Its free to download and has eight different calculators. I use the Backing and Batting Calculator and theBinding Calculator the most. After entering the width offabric and quilt dimensions, the calculator determines theamount of yardage I need for backing. I confess I alsodraw it out on paper to see if I can reduce the amount offabric needed by piecing the backing. The Binding Calculator will compute for both bias and regular binding.I almost always have my phone with me so if I unexpectedly find fabric I need, I can use my calculator app tofigure out how much fabric to purchase. Who am I kidding? I use the calculators on a regular basis and not justwhen I ―unexpectedly‖ find fabric!Mayleen VinsonGuild members will be sharing their favorite quiltingtechnology with us throughout the year in this column.6The population at the prisons are creating other crafts,including wheat weaving, but the quilting allows them toalso donate their efforts to a worthwhile charity. Thisproject is a win-win for all who are involved. Watch foran article in the Wichita Eagle in the future.Prairie Quilt Guild
Member State Fair AwardsCT101 - Quilt Block ContestMarianne Bundy – First PlaceMary Eilerts – Second PlaceHand Quilting – Professional – Wall QuiltsCT116 - Wall QuiltIrma Hall – First PlaceHand Quilting – Non Professional – Bed QuiltsCT130 - Applique – Hand or MachineDonna Balzer – First PlaceCT133 - Embroidered or Cross StitchedPatty Johnson – First PlaceMachine Quilting – Professional – Bed QuiltsCT180 - PieceworkNancy Kreibach – First PlaceCT182 - Mixed Technique (Combination Applique, PieceworkBetty Enricht – First Place, Best of Showin classes 180-183Machine Quilting – Professional – WallQuiltsCT195 - Miniature QuiltAnnette Bernard – Second PlaceCT197 – Holiday HangingMary Eilerts – First Place, Best of Show inclasses 190-197Machine Quilting – Non Professional – BedQuiltsCT202 – PieceworkJenny Hutson – Second PlaceCT203 - Crib Quilts:Jenny Hutson – Second PlaceBarbara Moore – Third PlaceCT204 - Mixed Technique (Combination Applique, PieceworkJenny Hutson – First PlaceMachine Quilting – Non Professional – Lap Quilts or ThrowsCT210 – Lap QuiltsLesa Schwartz – First PlaceMachine Quilting – Non Professional – Wall QuiltsCT215 - Miniature size 24‖x 24‖ maximumJenny Hutson – First PlaceDixie Decker – Third PlacePrairie Quilt GuildCT216 – Wall QuiltJenny Hutson – Second PlaceCT217 - Holiday HangingSusan Webert – First PlaceCT219 - Art Quilt original works consisting of 3 layers heldtogether with stitchingJenny Hutson – First PlaceJanice Adams – Second PlaceMachine Quilting –Quilts completed by Senior Citizens over 70CT225 - Any Design Bed QuiltE. Rogene Glenn – Second PlaceCT226 - Wall QuiltIrma Hall – Second PlaceMachine Quilting – Non Professional Quilts completed by morethan one person:CT230 - PieceworkJoAnn Blackmore – First Place, Best of Show in classes230-232Dixie Decker – Second PlaceCT232 - Mixed Technique (Combination Applique, Piecework, etc.):Dixie Decker – First PlaceMachine Quilting – CommercialCT239 - Piecework – Longarm QuiltedBarbara Moore – Second PlaceCT241 - Mixed Technique – Longarm QuiltedPatty Johnson – First Place, Best of Show in classes 239244Louise Nance – Third PlaceCT242 - Wall Quilts – Longarm QuiltedAnnette Bernard – First PlaceCT246 - Quilt on a StickJanice Adams – First PlaceCT484 – Creative Purse ContestShirley Binder – First PlaceOur apologies if we missed anyone.Congratulations to all the winners!7
Old Cowtown Fair 20142014-15 PQG Committees:It will soon be time for the Old Cowtown Fair, andwe have been invited to set up a quilting bee demonstration on Friday, October 3 from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.Advisory: Gail Hand, Nonie England & Brenda RameyCraftsmen from throughout the area will join Cowtown's own historical interpreters to recreate the excitement of a 19th century county fair. This is a wonderfulopportunity for us to share our quilting heritage with thecommunity and to educate children about quilting.Birthday Block: Leslie SnodgrassWhether or not you have experience hand quilting ona frame, come and join us for our bee. Wear your pioneercostume if you have one.If you would like to volunteer a couple of hours onFriday, October 3, please contact Nancy Wyant at573-7964. You will receive free admission to the fairand lunch will be served to our volunteers.Auditor: Donna LyndenBeekeeper: Donna LoehrBlock of the Month: Bethel Wentz, Joanne Graves, AnnMcColey, Stephanie Pierce, Peggy Wise & JoAnnBlackmoreChallenge Quilts: Nila AlbrechtCharity Quilts: Hazel WallsEducation Grants: Deb Gamache, Mary Ellen Hanson &Peggy DawsonLibrary: Olivia Jacobs & Tami CarlsonNew Member Welcome: Kae Decker (afternoon) & ChrisMies (evening)Old Cowtown: Nancy Wyant & Katherine VohsParliamentarian: Eleanor MaloneRetreatRetreat: Debbie Jones, Susan Palmer & Tricia LehmanMark your calendar! The 2015 PQG Retreat has beenrescheduled for March 3-8. More information to follow.Quilt Room Tour: Julia Waterbury, Susan Madia, andthree more volunteersQuilt Camp: Freema Covey & Sue GilliamQuilt Show Chair: Gail HandCharity PillowsI will be unable to pick up the pillows in the eveningsstarting with our Sept. 9, 2014 meeting. If someone wantsto pick them up from the evening meeting, they can callme Wednesday and I will get them from that person.Otherwise people can take them on their own to ―HisHelping Hands‖ on 37th Street North (838-8528).Technology: Liz BaylessVisitor/Greeter: Angela StoddardWebmaster: Dee DunlapNominating Committee:Afternoon: Tricia Lehman & Kay DetteEvening: Donna Bradbury & Rose Marie MintzAlternates -Afternoon: Carolyn ConleyEvening: Linda FiegelThanks, Susan Tigard (755-0870)8Prairie Quilt Guild
Honors and AwardsMembers Awards RecognizedThe August/September Quilters Newsletter included an article onpage 12 entitled Indiana Heritage Quilt Show. Jan Hutchison is mentioned for having won a couple of awards and ―Gail Stepenek of NewLenox, Illinois, won best of show bed quilt and first place pieced bedquilts for Stars on Mars, which was machine quilted by Jan Hutchison ofSedgwick, Kansas.‖Young Fair Award WinnerEleven-year-old Raimi Carroll‘s quilt ―25 Jar Quilt‖ won 2 nd placein the ―Quilt by More Than One Person‖ category at the SedgwickCounty Fair last month. Raimi was mentored by PQG member and grandmother,Cathy Carroll. Cathy helped with directions and cutting, Raimi did all the piecing,and Evelyn Gernaat did the machinequilting of Raimi's quilt.Raimi also received the State Fair BestBeginners Quilt, Youth Division with herquilt!Prairie Quilt GuildQuilt Camp Student Quilting for CharityFreema Covey, Sue Gilliam, Dean AnnShelton, and Mitzi Sullivan are proud toannounce that one of their students is usingher newly-gained quilting skills to helpabandoned children in Kenya, Africa.Young Kennedy Putnam is making and selling pillowcases that she learned to make atthe PQG Kids Camp. Last year she earned 137 for "Cindy's Hope," a charitable organization caring for children in Africa.This year she plans to earn the money forthe charity by selling pillowcases throughFacebook.If anyone in our guild would like tomake a few pillowcases to donate to hercause, please let Freema, Sue, Dean Ann, orMitzi know at our next guild meeting.9
More Winners!Hoffman ChallengeNancy Staton recently won 2nd place in the 2014Hoffman Challenge ―Mixed Technique‖ category for herquilt ―Lurking in the Corners of My Mind.‖Book SigningPersian Pickle Club author Sandra Dallas will be atWatermark Books, 4701 East Douglas, on Monday, October 20, 2014, to promote her new book, A Quilt forChristmas, another novel that combines Kansas and quilting.PQG Members Win Awardsin Colorado and WisconsinThe ―Vintage Moments‖ quilt, a collaboration of Jan Zimmerman, who pieced and appliquéd the quilt, and JanHutchison, who quilted the quilt, earned a 2 nd place ribbon in the Longmont, Colorado, show.Our two award-winning members also earned a 3rd placeribbon for their quilt ―2003 Times and Seasons‖ in Longmont. Since then, this quilt also won viewers choice atthe Wisconsin Quilt Expo. Congratulations!For SaleQuilter’s DelightBernina 830 Embroidery Machine.Sept 30 - Oct 4, 2014 A fun getaway!Certified as New by Bernina USA.Have fun with peer quilters at theDES MOINES QUILTSHOW!Original price 12,999.00 now 8,999.00Angela Kennedy 316-371-6030Visit our Web site atwww.pqgks.com10Spend 3 days at the show, plus visitFons& Porter Shop and Creekside Quiltingvillagetours.netOnly 589 per person doubleCall For Information316-721-4455Includes deluxe transportation, quality hotel, 6 meals,luggage handling & services of a Village Tour DirectorPrairie Quilt Guild
Outside ActivitiesAug. 8-Sept. 27, 2014Carriage Factory Arts Gallery, Newton, KS Woven Paths (Tues-Fri 12-5, Sat 10-5)128 East 6th Street316-284-2749September 27, 2014PQG Bee Tea, Wichita, KSDowntown Senior Center, Main Room(10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.) cr8ivemama@yahoo.comSeptember 27-28, 2014Celebrating Quilts Scrap Pack Quilt Show, Medicine Lodge, KSBarber County Heritage Center, Tammy Poland (316-259-8559)October 1-4, 2014A Symphony of Quilts, Des Moines, IAin conjunction with AQS Quilt WeekIowa Events Center (Hy-Vee Hall)730 Third Street www.DMAQG.orgOctober 3-5, 201416th Annual Central Kansas Shop HopVarious KS Towns, Sunday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.www.centralkansasquiltshophop.4t.comOctober 10-11, 2014Threads Across Nebraska, Kearney, NEOctober 28-November 2, 2014November 2014Buffalo County FairgroundsHouston IQS, Houston, TXIQSCM‘s 2014 Quilt Identification Days, Lincoln, NEInternational Quilt Study andMuseum, 33rd and Holdregepkmeyerthomas@yahoo.com or sheilagreen@windstream.netIf any member is aware of other Outside Activities, please inform Newsletter Editor.We don’t want to miss anything our members may be interested in.announcements From JohnDowntown Location111 S. PattieWichita, KS 67211Mon – Fri 8:30 – 5:30Sat 9:00 – 4:00316.262.3438Midwestsewing1@gmail.comPrairie Quilt Guildwww.midwestsewing.netServing Kansas Since 1955Authorized Dealer forBernina Babylock JanomeHappy Handi QuilterSimplicity VacuumWest Location7130 W. Maple, Suite 260Wichita, KS 67209Mon – Fri 10:00 – 5:30Sat 9:00 – 4:00316.722.9737west@midwest.kscoxmail.com11
Prairie Quilt Guild, Inc.P.O. Box 48813Wichita KS 67201-8813TIME VALUEDO NOTDELAYNONPROFIT ORGUS POSTAGE PAIDWICHITA KSPERMIT NO 2761/8 Page (2‖ x 1 Column) 12.50, 137.501/4 Page (4‖ x 1 Column or2‖ x 2 Column) 25.00, 275.003/8 Page (6‖ x 1 Column) 37.50, 412.501/2 Page (8‖ x 1 Column or4‖ x 2 Column) 50.00, 550.001 Page 100.00, 1100.002 lines rummage 5.00Next Meeting October 14 - Membership Renewal TimeNext Guild Meeting—October 14Newsletter Deadline—October 17Lynda Miller, Newsletter Editornews@pqgks.comCheryl Jacklovich, Advertising Chair,cjacklovich@cox.net use subject PQGSend Address Corrections toHeidi Iwig, Membership Chairheidimason1980@gmail.com use subject PQGAbout Our GuildThe Prairie Quilt Guild meets on the second Tuesday of eachmonth at the Wichita Downtown Senior Center,200 S. Walnut, 316-267-0302.Guild meetings are scheduled from 1:00-3:00 p.m. and7:00-9:00 p.m. unless otherwise announced.Annual dues are 25.00 for the period October throughSeptember, after April 1 a first-time member will pay 12.50.For further information, please contactMayleen Vinson, 316-655-3876 orPast President John Madia, 316-634-1528To check on possible cancellations of Prairie Quilt Guild meetings due to weather:Listen to Radio Station KFDI 101 FM / 1070 AMWatch TV stations12KSNW 3 KAKE 10 KWCH 12Prairie Quilt Guild
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Brigance do? 9. Describe Carl Lee’s actions leading up to the ambush. Is he a sane man? Explain. Chapters 8 – 10: Preliminary Preparations: In these chapters, Jake and Carl Lee negotiate attorney fees. Dell, of the Clanton Coffee Shop, continues to be a trusted confidant for Attorney Jake Brigance—Carl Lee’s chosen lawyer.
