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QUILT-A-GRAMBooneslick StarJanuary, 2009Member of Heartland Quilt NetworkFrom the CEO.Wow! What a wonderful quilt show! If youserved on the quilt show committee, worked atthe show as a volunteer, or made some of thedonated items for the silent auction or marketplace, please stop what you are doing and patyourself on the back. It takes so much work toput on this quilt show, and while we all love seeing our work on display, our guild has to pull together to get this done. My heartfelt thanks toall of those who contributed for your dedicationto the guild.We have some great opportunities to improveyour skills coming up this new year, beginningwith Bettina's workshop and the punchneedleclass in January. I'm looking forward to somequiet time when my children are all in town---Ihave to give up my sewing room, but find that Ihave extra time for handwork as we all "hangout" in the living room. I've been trying to getorganized, but I found myself busy over theweekend starting the quilt pattern from Thursday night's meeting. The pack of charm blockswas so inspiring that I picked out the background fabric and got started. This was not exactly on my schedule, but I'll catch up on mygoals this weekend.I hope that all of you have a wonderful holiday and I look forward to all the activities ofthe New Year! BethJANUARY MEETING DATES:Day Chapter: Jan. 5 —1:00 p.m.*Starlight Chapter: Jan. 8—7:00 p.m.*Doors Open at 9:00 a.mOUR MEETING PLACE:Fairview United Methodist Church3200 Chapel Hill Rd., Columbia, MO 65203Vol. 31, Issue 7January Programs . . .Day Chapter—We have a brand new year andour January meeting is an opportunity to get your quilting year started. Beginning at 9 a.m., Bettina Havigwill be teaching the dos and don’ts of hand quilting.More than a way to finish a quilt top, hand quilting isself expression and art combined to produce the everuseable quilt. Then, we’ll take a lunch break – sandwiches with leftover ham & we’ll supply the beverages– and Bettina will speak to us about how we viewquilts. Titled ―Three Points of View: Historian, Appraiser and Judge,‖ this program will both educate andamuse you as Bettina shares her wealth of insider information. Plus, see the enrollment form we’ve included for a February class – yet another quiltingmethod to add to your skill set. I look forward to seeing everyone on January 5 to get our Day Chapter infull swing for 2009.DennisStarlight Chapter—HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL! I’m so excited to kick this year off with Linda Faulk presentingour Jan. program; Linda is the delightful owner ofSPECIALITY QUILTS in Jeff City. Linda is the JellyRoll & Layer Cake queen of Missouri. If she ain’t gotit, you ain’t gonna find it around here. Linda has manylines of beautiful fabrics, as well as books, patterns ¬ions. Linda also has a custom long arm quiltingbusiness.Linda will present a trunk show, lecture and ademonstration using Jelly Rolls, Layer Cakes and otheryummy fabric treats. Linda will also have merchandize for us to purchase, at a discount, of course.Linda’s shop is located at 2709-D IndustrialDr. in Jeff City. You may contact her by phone at 573761-7313 or by e-mail at Specialtyquilts@mchsi.com.Linda is such a lovely lady and I know youwill enjoy her program and visiting with her during thereception we’ll have for her. Please bring a favoritetreat to share. See you there. Priscilla1
From the Presidents. ourDay ChapterHello,Here we are starting a new year. January issuch a cold long month, staying inside andquilting is the only human thing to do. If you'retaking the hand quilting class you can snuggle inand work on hand quilting all month. If you can'tmake the hand quilting workshop, pull out all yoursupplies and fill out the registration form to learnfree motion quilting with Mindy.The January program is one you won't want tomiss. Bettina is giving an interactive lecture. Shehas never done this lecture here before so don'tmiss out. This lecture will give you insight into thedifferent perspectives of judge, appraiser andhistorian. We will open the church at 9 a.m. asusual. If you can't take the workshop, come sit,sew and socialize. Take a little time to relax andrecover from the holidays.I noticed that we have several snowmencollectors among us. If you have quilts withsnowmen or snowflakes bring them for show andtell or if you come early we will display them.See you there.Starlight PiecemakersChapterHello Quilters!Thanks so much for all the food and supportyou brought to our Christmas dinner/auction. TheStarlight Chapter raised over 1000.Next month I will have 2 blocks available forthe Block of the Month.Be sure to come the lecture this month. LindaFaulks (Specialty Quilts) is looking forward to visiting with our guild and sharing a trunk show onJelly Rolls. She will be bringing patterns andJellyroll and Layer Cake packets, etc.And don’t forget to sign up for the Punchneedleclass to be taught by one of our own guild members, Cheryl Haynes. See sign up information below. I’m looking forward to the class.Have a great Holiday Season and see you inJanuary. LindaPUNCHNEEDLE WORKSHOPOnJanuary17, Cheryl Haynes will teach the artP.S. How about that fabulous auctioneer we hadof Punchneedle at the Copper Kettle Restaurant inat our December meeting? Isn't she somethingAshland. The fee is 10.00.special? DawnThe restaurant is providing space at no charge tothe guild but the restaurant does request each personA great BIG "Thank you “ to Milliepurchase a lunch of soup and salad for 5.00; beverKaiser at Appletree Quilting Center. age and dessert is also on you.There will be room for 16-18 people so get yourShe donated 250 to the BTQG fromregistration& money in early. You can find the regthe proceeds from the craft tableistration form on our BTQG website or you may callAppletree raffled at the show.me at 474-5149 or e-mail pstrube@centruytel.net.Thank You Appletree for the supportyou give the Guild!News from the Executive BoardThe Executive Board approved a motion that 65 ofthe membership name tag cost be paid out of thebalance in the budget remaining from the publicationof the membership booklets, with the remaining 10to be charged to administrative expenses.2News from the Our HistorianI took over 100 pictures at the quilt show. I’llbring the pictures to the January guild meetings forthose of you who would like to browse. It was anexcellent show with a marvelous variety of quilts. Iwill also bring an album or two from pervious yearsfor browsing and to get your input on the names ofguild members in various unlabeled snapshots. Anyhelp you can give would be appreciated. Sharon
LIBRARY NEWSInventory of the library is complete and as soonas data is updated it will be available to membership.Key words have been added so members may searcha certain interest - i.e., Christmas.The library has the following books available foranyone taking the hand quilting class:* "How to Improve Your Quilting Stitch"* "The Ins and Outs: Perfecting the QuiltingStitch"* "The Essential Quilter"* "Loving Stitches: A Guide to Fine Hand Quilting."Willie, Carrol & JudyDid You Know?The Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum hasbeen selected for the 2008 Best of GoldenAward in the Non-Profit Organizations category by the U.S. Local Business Association.Market Place ReportMARK YOUR CALENDARDay ChapterGuild MeetingDoors open 9 amJanuary 51:00 pmFairview UnitedMethodist ChurchSassy StitchersDay AppliquéJanuary 89:30 amLibrary:Donna BurrisQuilt HistoryInterest GroupJan 81:30 pmLibrary:Bettina HavigStarlight Piecemakers MeetingJanuary 87:00 pmFairview UnitedMethodist ChurchExecutive BoardMeetingJanuary 126:30 pmBeth Dessem’s homeDay ChapterBoard MeetingJanuary 136:00 pmLibrary:Dawn HeeseJoint ChapterBoardMeetingJanuary 136:30 pmLibrary Room BDawn HeeseLinda SappingtonStarlight Piecemakers Bd MtgJanuary 138:00 pmLibrary:Linda SappingtonDeadline forNewsletter itemsJan 145:00 pmE-mail to:Jan Oehrlejoehrle@centurytel.netHow great you are! Due to everyone's participation inpreparing for the Market Place, I believe we grossedapproximately 5400 and had very few expenses. I'm soexcited. It sounded like a large hill to climb when westarted the process but everying went smoothly and wejust kept making progress. Thanks. CarrolAdventurersGroupJan 156:30 pmContact:Angie WeithmanCharm GroupJan 209:30 amLibrary:Kay Shoner30’s GroupJan 217:00 pmAppletree Quilting CtrFebruary Retreat Update!Redwork GroupJan 229:00 amContact:Myrna PowersNight AppliquéJan 266:30 pmLibrary:Joan WestcottTraditional GroupJan 279:00 amContact:Emma Jo RainesArt GroupJan 276:30 pmAppletree Quilting CtrThe Retreat is FULL, but we will be maintaining awaiting list if you still interested. Also, room assignments, class participant lists will be available tobe picked up at the January Day and Evening Meetings.Thanks for all your support.Retreat CommitteeKatydid Design Studio is moving at the end ofDecember. It will be closed from Monday Dec 29ththrough Friday Jan 2nd to relocate and reopen on Monday Jan 5th. The phone number will remain the sameand the new studio will be located at 4804 Maple LeafDr. in the Eastland Hills subdivision just off Hwy 70 atLake of the Woods exit. More details to come.thanksfor your patience and continued support! ChristyKay GrebingJackie BerryMore Marti Michell Strippers - on order!Due to the response to the MartiMichell Strippers I have ordered moresets. They will be available at the Januarymeetings. Our January Starlight program isabout "jelly rolls," just the thing for thenew templates. The cost will be 12, that’s 2 off regular retail. You can reserve a setby calling or emailing me. Thanks. Bettina3
Quilt Show Review . . .Well, everyone .you provided an outstanding display of beautiful, beauti-ful quilts—you were a big success! What a wonderful showing for your 30th anniversary quilt show. I lostcount of how many times people looked me up to tell me how beautiful our show was. And, the vendors werevery happy. We maxed out the Expo this year, gang, with 354 quilts and 21 vendors .but thanks to an outstanding quilt show committee and outstanding volunteers, we pulled off a professional looking show andmade it look reasonably easy. The following is your quilt show committee for 2008 .I wish we had roomto list all the people who volunteered and worked so hard during the week end .MindyAdvertising Layout Props Publishing Quilt Market Raffle Quilt Silent Auction Special Projects Vendors Volunteers -Marie Sloan and Margaret MuegenburgJackie BerryPatti CantuJan Oehrle, Willie MorrisCarrol Lewis, Judy GieselmanNancy AntonioSally Johnson, Suzanne HenageBettina Havig, Kay Grebing, Susan Henry-Schwendinger, Willie Morris,Sharon Lawler, Emma Jo Raines, Mona StevensonDennis SmithPat Leister, Donna BurrisEggnog Dessert:**2 pkg. (8 oz. each) cream cheese, softened2 pkg. (3.4 oz. each) instant french vanilla pudding mix2 cups cold eggnog (I use Central Dairy Eggnog) (NOTE: REDUCED FAT EGGNOG IS NOT RECOMMENDED)2 Cups cold milk1/2 teaspoon rum extract1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg1 small carton Cool Whip thawed (NOTE: If you prefer, use 1 cup heavy whipping cream that you have beateninto stiff peaks and then fold into mixture instead.) In a large mixing bowl beat the cream cheese untilsmooth. Beat in pudding mixes, eggnog, milk, rumextract and ground nutmeg until smooth. Fold whipped topping into pudding mixture. Use a 2 oz. disher and fill 36 aluminum foil muffincups. Garnish with Pirouette Cookies cut into servingsize pieces.[Alterrnate serving method: make a crahamcracker crust: Combine 1/2 cup graham crackercrumbs and 1/4 cup butter and press into bottomof a greased spring form pan and spoonthe pudding mixture over the crust.] Refrigerate at least 4 hours or overnight. This can befrozen.**Kindly provided to us by Bonnie Licklider who brought this deliciousdessert to the Starlight Chapter Holiday Dinner.4For Sale:Husqvarna Viking Designer IISewing/Embroidery machine- 2,200. It ishard for me to say good-by to my Designer II--Iam the original owner and it is still sewing beautifully for me.it has the Husqvarna Viking exclusive patented Sensor System--start sewingand the foot lowers automatically.your handsnever leave your work.when you stop withneedle down, the foot floats to the appropriateheight for adjusting your fabric. It has needleup/down, a thread cutter and a needle threader.It also has an embroidery unit that connects tothe machine and stitches out beautiful designs.The machine comes with 9 different packages ofdesign cards (including one that makes lace),the users guide and a carrying case for the machine and the embroidery unit. I purchased itfrom Appletree Quilting and have had it regularlyserviced/cleaned only with Marilyn at Appletree.Call (573-864-3936) or email (me if you are interested.Mindy [bymindy@hotmail.com]Quilt Show Raffle Winners Raffle Quilt—Betty Bluedorn, Columbia Baby Lock Quilters Sewing Machine -Christine Walters, Hallsville Husqvarna Viking Mega Quilter—Mindy Smith, Columbia 2 Chamber of Commerce Baskets - D.Heston, Columbia
BUS TRIP TO THE INTERNATIONAL QUILT STUDY CENTER & MUSEUM (IQSC&M)The Day Chapter is sponsoring a bus trip to the IQSC&M May 15 and 16, 2009. The bus will leaveColumbia Friday, May 15, stop at a couple of quilt shops, a wool factory outlet, and lunch, arriving in Lincoln late afternoon.Saturday will be spent at the Quilt Study Center where two special exhibits will be on display. Arrangements will be made for a guided tour of these exhibits led by a docent volunteer. The exhibitswill be Chintz Appliqué: From Imitation to Icon and second, the Quilts of Grace Snyder.* Also, at alltimes, there are normally 50-75 quilts hung in the galleries.The IQSC&M also offers a “behind the scenes tour” of their collections storage and photographystudio. There is an extra 25 charge for this portion of the tour since it requires considerable professional staff time and the size of the each tour is limited to 10 people. We will make special arrangements so everyone interested in the extended tour will be included. The Museum has a wheelchair available. Plus, if we need more than one wheelchair, we will bring them along on the bus. The bus will departfor home with a quick stop for dinner arriving back in Columbia about 10:00 PM.The cost for the bus, a double room and admission to the Museum will be 130.00. Breakfast is provided, but lunch and dinner both days will be additional. The behind-the-scenes tour cost of 25 willalso be additional. Registration forms for this trip will be included in the February issue of the Newsletter. The website is www.quiltstudy.org. If you have any questions, please call Joan Westcott at 8748160, or email westwj@centurytel.net.*We have a biography of Grace Snyder in our Guild Library titled NO TIME ON MY HANDS. Thisbook is a remarkable chronicle of the sod house era and of Grace Snyder’s married life on a ranch inNebraska’s sand hills. She died at the age of 100, living to see her quilts contribute to a worldwide revival of quilt making.FREE MOTION QUILTINGWith Mindy SmithDate: February 9, 2009Time: 9:00 a.m.Place: Fairview United Methodist ChurchPlease complete the form below and mail it along with your 20 class fee to:Dennis Smith, 850 S Rt O, Rocheport, MO 65279NO LATER THAN JANUARY 25, 2009Your NameYour AddressYour Telephone NumbersYour E-mail AddressA supply list will be emailed or mailed to you or you can find it on our website,btqg.missouri.org. This 2 ½ hours is going to be great fun .it’s going to go fast, so beready!!5
To All Hand Quilters (and, like me,aspiring hand quilters):Quilt Show Numbers .2008 Quilt ShowAdmissionsExpenseIncome(580.70)2871.00718 AttendeesAdvertising/Publicity(1721.99)Quilt Market(399.55)Expo Rental(7125.00)Insurance5398.99(393.75)Machine Raffle(56.00)Appletree Raffle*Quilt RaffleSilent AuctionSet 208.05Vendor eeds from raffle quilt - 662.00Total( 12765.68)Profit 19,204.79 6,467.11Meet Connie Rice – December Starlight Friendship Block Winner!Connie moved to Columbia, MO in 1983 andwent to her first quilt show at a church on 10th andWalnut. She was immediately hooked!!!She joined the Starlight Piecemakers Guild inthe late 80's when Marion Norberry was the president. At that time there were only twelve quiltersaround the oval table at St. Andrews but she reallygot hooked on quilting.Connie has been a tailor for 30 years, first atPuckett's and now at Jos. A. Banks. She has threewonderful sons. In or about 1994 when her sonswere all in college at the same time, she sold herquilts to Appalachian Springs, in Washington D. C.and got a 1000.00 each for them. That put her sonsthrough college!! Now, they take care of her!!Connie has a chronic lung disease called sarcodosisbut she is on a new experimental drug and feelinggreat!!! In past years, Connie was very active in thequilt guild.6The next hand quilting group meeting willbe Monday, January 19 from 12:30-? Thegroup meetings will be held the third Mondayof each month at 12:30. However, we welcomeall quilters to join in on the other Mondays ofthe month (except, of course, on our DayChapter Guild meeting Monday) for "QuiltingBee Mondays.” Bring your quilting projectand let's quilt! Meeting is at my home -5900Redwing Dr., Columbia, MO. Please call me at814-1629 with any questions. (P.S. Find thatthimble!)Linda SandlinService Project NewsWe're going to start getting rid of the service project stuff we have left in Judy's basement. In January, it will be flannel. We'll bebringing our flannel stash to the meetings.Over the next few months we'll have someother items, but January is flannel month.Also, the service project had some quiltkits left. We'd like to continue to get thesecompleted and distributed to the community.Quilt show and Christmas will be over, somaybe you could take a few minutes of theextra time you'll have to help get these completed. Thanks. CarrolThank you to everyonewho contrib-uted to the Day Chapter Christmas luncheon.Wasn't it delicious! The leftover ham will beavailable for make-your-own ham sandwiches atthe January meeting for those present over thelunch hour. There will be bread, cheese and basiccondiments, beyond that. bring your own. Members are invited to bring something to go withthe ham or snacks for the morning. As usual, avariety of beverages will be available. As a gentle reminder, we are not permitted to use thecooking facilities of the kitchen including themicrowave. Thank you!
QUILT-A-GRAMWHAT'S HAPPENING.Published monthly by Booneslick Trail Quilters’ Guild, a not-for-profit organization,established in 1978, and dedicated to educating its members and the community inthe art and appreciation of quilt making.2008-2009 BTQG Executive BoardNov 5-Mar 29—The Toy & Miniature Museum of KansasCity, Pieced with Love: Girls and Doll Quilts of the VictorianAge. More Info: www.toyandminiaturemuseum.org.Jan 17—BTQG Punchneedle WorkwhopCEO /Chairman:Beth Dessem573-256-6825Vice-Chairman:Ann Rennier573-657-5224Secretary:Mona Stevenson573-698-2019Treasurer:Daphne Hedges573-635-9782Publications:Jan Oehrle573-441-9972May 15-16—BTQG Bus Trip to International Quilt StudyCenter & Museum, University of Nebraska at LincolmQuilt Show:Mindy Smith573-874-1308June 6—BTQG Annual MeetingLibrarian:Willie MorrisCarrol Lewis573-445-4217573-657-4532HistorianSharon Lawler573-696-0102Retreat ChairLinda SappingtonPriscilla Strube573-657-9445573-474-5149Janet Hollandsworth573-445-1073Day Chapter Pres:Dawn Heese573-234-1540Evening ChapterPres:Linda Sappington573-657-9445Past CEO:Kay Grebing573-442-2561Feb 9—BTQG Free Motion Quilting WorkshopFeb 20, 21, 22—BTQG February Retreat, Rickman Center,Jefferson City, MO.Oct 2-4—BTQG Bare Bones RetreatService Project:Web page Editor:Prog. CoordinatorDay Chapter BoardPresident:Dawn Heese573-234-1540Vice-President:Dennis Smith573-445-7787Secretary:Joan Westcott573-874-8160Membership:Donna BakerChristy Gray660-248-1880573-474-0019Hospitality:Carol TummonsMargaret Heller573-445-9174573-446-1942Friendship Blocks:Barb NicholsCindy Green573-657-9595573-239-0029Past President:Bettina Havig573-449-1602WANTED for the January Day Chapter meeting : several quilts that can be used to demonstratehow a quilt is judged. It's best if the quilts are notfamiliar to the group. Please call or email and volunteer to bring a quilt for that portion of the program.Thanks, Bettina 449-1602 or bettinaqc@socket.netTreasurer’s Report - November 30, 2008Checking: 10,876.46IMMA: 1,032.05CD’s: 10,347.77Starlight Piecemakers BoardPresident:Linda Sappington573-657-9445Vice-President:Priscilla Strube573-474-5149Secretary:Susan Gilmore573-874-9554Membership:Jeannie AmosBonnie Licklider573-657-1173573-449-7890Hospitality:Nancy JacksonTerri Crane573-445-6136573-447-3040Friendship Blocks:Connie FosterJoan Pottinger573-474-6590573-443-5303Past President:Carol Fresenburg573-657-4284Members:Total Members as of11/30/08228Appletree Quilting & Viking CenterGuild Appreciation Discount ForBTQG MembersOn the day of each of the two Booneslick Trail Quilters’Guild monthly meetings, Appletree Quilting & VikingCenter will offer guild members a 20% discount on nonsale fabric (1/2 yard minimum). Please present yourBTQG membership card to take advantage of this offer.Regular meetings of the Guild are held on the first Monday of the month at 1:00 pm and the first Thursday of the month at 7:00 pm at the Fairview United MethodistChurch, 3200 Chapel Hill Rd., Columbia, Missouri. Annual dues are 30 for the fiscal year of July 1 to June 30. Dues are payable on July 1st. Newsletter deadline isthe Wednesday after the Executive Board Meeting at 5:00 pm, of each month. Email items to Jan Oehrle at joehrle@centurytel.net.7
Booneslick Trail Quilters' GuildP.O. Box 542Columbia, MO 65205-0542Happy New Year!Day Chapter MeetingJanuary 5th—1:00 p.m.*Bettina HavigThree Points of ViewHistorian, Appraiser & Judge*Doors open at 9:00 a.mStarlight PiecemakersChapter MeetingJanuary 8th– 7:00 p.m.Linda FaulkJellyrolls & Layer Cakes8January BirthdaysMarcia EasleyKathryn JonesShirley GriesselKristi Savage-ClarkeJane HigginsJane Kuckelman KesslerJackie PruneauHenrietta BottsTerri CraneConnie HowardJanet SappBrenda AustinJoanna PalmieriMary Ann PetrocikJudy CarterMargaret HarderKathy EnnisMarsha AitkenJane Ann LeeMarjory HicksBonnie LickliderPeggy QueathemJan 05Jan 06Jan 10Jan 10Jan 11Jan 13Jan 17Jan 20Jan 20Jan 20Jan 20Jan 21Jan 21Jan 21Jan 23Jan 24Jan 26Jan 28Jan 29Jan 31Jan 31Jan 31
QUILT-A-GRAM January Programs . . . Day Chapter— We have a brand new year and our January meeting is an opportunity to get your quilt-ing year started. Beginning at 9 a.m., Bettina Havig will be teaching the dos and don’ts of hand quilting. More than a way to finish a quilt top, hand qu
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Friendship Square Quilt Guild Quilt Show: “Alive with Color” 3/14: 10AM- 5 PM 3/15 10AM-4PM La Habra Community Center 101 W. La Habra Blvd, La Habra, CA 90631 Friendship Square Quilt Guild in La Habra hosting March 28-29, 2020 Glendale Quilt Guild Quilt Show 2020 10AM Glendale Civic Auditorium 1401 N. Verdugo Road, Glendale, CA 91208
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Tue Jun 13, 20, 27, Jul 11, 25, Aug 1, 15 10a - 1:30p Quilt Club 10a - 1p Quilt Club #1 Jun 5, Jul 10, Aug 7, Sep 11 Quilt Club #2 Jun 12, Jul 17, Aug 14, Sep 18 Quilt Club #3 Jun 19, Jul 24, Aug 21, Sep 25 Quilt Club Open Sew Work on your project(s) and get help along the way. Jun 26, Jul 31, Aug 28 Doll Club - An ongoing class series devot-
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