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Message from the President Blue Valley Quilters Guild - December 2019 Patchworks Next Regular Meeting: …………..December 3 Location: Village on Antioch 14895 Antioch Overland Park, KS The church is on the northeast corner of 150th St. & Antioch. Social hour @ 9:00 Meeting @ 9:30 Please park on the south side of the church and enter through the south door The Blue Valley Quilters Guild is dedicated to preserving and teaching the fine art of quilting. We welcome all newcomers as well as experienced quilters to be part of this guild. February February 4 - Guild Meeting Charity Sew Day December 3 - Guild Meeting and Christmas Party December 12 - Sit n’ Stitch December January 7 - Guild Meeting January 9 - Sit n’ Stitch January 23 - Sit n’ Stitch January I hope this busy season finds you and your loved ones happy and healthy. Please take some care time for yourself and do something that has you smiling and feeling joy! Remember, without you, your loved ones would have a much harder time....whether they’d like to admit it or not! So taking stock of you is important. Happy Holidays to you all! ——-Lynn

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M e s sa g e f ro m t h e P r es i d e nt

Blue Valley Quilters Guild - December 2019

Patchworks

Next Regular Meeting:

…………..December 3

Location:

Village on Antioch

14895 Antioch

Overland Park, KS

The church is on the

northeast corner of

150th St. & Antioch.

Social hour @ 9:00

Meeting @ 9:30

Please park on the south

side of the church and

enter through the

south door

The Blue Valley Quilters Guild is dedicated to

preserving and teaching the fine art of quilting.

We welcome all newcomers as well as experienced quilters to be part of this guild.

February February 4 - Guild Meeting

Charity Sew Day

December 3 - Guild Meeting and

Christmas Party

December 12 - Sit n’ Stitch

December

January 7 - Guild Meeting

January 9 - Sit n’ Stitch

January 23 - Sit n’ Stitch

January

I hope this busy season finds you and your loved ones happy and healthy. Please take some care time for yourself and do something that has you smiling and feeling joy! Remember, without you, your loved ones would have a much harder time....whether they’d like to admit it or not! So taking stock of you is important. Happy Holidays to you all! ——-Lynn

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Annual Christmas Party

P lease plan to bring a salad to serve 10-12 people. Desserts will be provided by the Board, Committee Chairs & committee members.

Activities will include

UFO’s

Toys for Tots

Two Color Challenge

Block Lotto-Ornament Block made with bright fabrics (not Christmas

fabric). One ticket for each block & depending on number of blocks en-

tered will determine number of winners. Show & Tell

P lan to attend this fun filled morning. We have permission from the church to stay

past 12:00 so plan accordingly.

December

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We will be collecting

Toys for Tots

at the December Meeting

P lease bring

a new and unwrapped gift to

Support the Marines and children of our

community

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Programs

Our own Merrie Ford will present a lecture,

“I Love Chocolate”.

Merrie loves the color brown & will show how she

incorporates this yummy color into her quilts. Think

chocolate, coffee, caramel, toffee, nutmeg, ginger & cinnamon.

January

Charity Sew Day

More info in the January Newsletter

February

To be announced March

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Sharon McConnell, Color Girl

Quilts, will present a trunk

show & talk on the creative use of fabric, color, value, & making unique

quilts. There will also be a workshop that will focus on curved piecing using

Sharon’s Classic Curves Ruler. Details below.

Sign-ups for the Color Girl Workshop will begin at the December BVQG meeting.

Please note that this workshop will be held on Monday prior to the BVQG meeting.

Color Girl Workshop using the Classic Curves Ruler

Monday, April 6,9:00-4:00

Fee: $20 Payable by check to BVQG at the time of registration.

You may choose from either of the patterns, Pieces (Beginner) or Bloom (Intermediate).

You must purchase a pattern & the Classic Curve Ruler ($28.50). Sharon is very generously offering a coupon code

to those who enroll in the workshop that will allow you to get the PDF pattern free with the purchase of her ruler.

There will also be no shipping as the rulers will not be sent to you individually but will be at the workshop for you

to pick up. Sharon will cut kits for both patterns so please

indicate if you want to buy a kit & for which pattern when you

sign up. Information on kit costs will be available soon.

April

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JANUARY 14, 2019,1:30-3:30. LOCATION IS GRACE COVENANT

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 11000 W COLLEGE BLVD.

BETWEEN QUIVIRA AND 69 HWY. IF YOU ARE A NEW MEMBER AND

HAVE NOT ATTENDED A TEA PLEASE JOIN US.

BOARD MEMBERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND.

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June 6, 2020

Watch the BVQG Facebook page for more information.

Lots more information will be shared at the January meeting.

As of November 25 - Only 194 days until the Quilted Table

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In December we remember…

Support the Marines’ annual TOYS for TOTS drive!

Each year it is amazing to witness your warm hearts in the collection of toys you ladies donate for the Toys for Tots campaign.

Let’s fill up the Marines’ truck again!

Shop now for a toy/game/puzzle/book for any age child and bring it to the December BVQG Christmas meeting and luncheon.

We will resume SAFEHOME donations in 2020.

NOVEMBER SAFEHOME Giving

What did we find in the Ca$h jar?

The $tash Your Ca$h Jar was bursting at its ¼” seams!

Due to you VERY generous Quilters Extraordinaire . . . $765.63 in the jar!

The Safehome Committee is meeting with the Safehome directors to determine the best use of our now total available $1000 donation amount!

- Jo Anna Gorthy,

for Barb Frans, Cathy Buckley

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Sit & Stitch

If you ever have questions concerning Sit & Stitch please email or call me,

Wilma Lamfers, [email protected] or 913-341-3250.

"Quilt As You Go" table runners have been a fun project for the last two Sit & Stitch workshops . These workshops were led by Jan Oehrle. Hopefully we will see table runners in the months to come.

October 24

November 14

Upcoming workshops include the highly anticipated "Village Jumbles" Sit & Stitch workshops to be led by Kristen Smith. The dates are Thursday, December 12th and Thursday, January 9th. Both workshops are full. If you have previously signed up to participate in this project and have questions please see us at the Sit & Stitch table during the December meeting. The workshop fee of $5 needs to be paid to guarantee your place in one of these workshops.

December 12

January 9

Thursday, January 23rd will be the followup of the first serger workshop. Leta Richards will continue to improve our serger knowledge and skills in this second workshop. Placemats, mug rugs or charity quilts could be your next project - all pro-jects will be made with the help of your serger. Workshop fee is $5. We will be signing up for this workshop during the December meeting. Samples will be

available. NOTE: there has been an outstanding improvement in one of the participants skills. From not able to turn on her machine to serging dog diapers- what a miracle!!

January 23

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Because of the slight changes made when

inserting the PDF of the two snowflake patterns,

print off the pattern from the Facebook files

section or from the website

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Because of the slight changes made when

inserting the PDF of the two snowflake patterns,

print off the pattern from the Facebook files

section or from the website

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Almost time for the Two-Color Quilt Challenge!

For all of you stitching away, or thinking of stitching, on your

2019 BVQG Challenge – Two Color Quilts,

it’s almost time for the big reveal during the December Holiday Party!

To review:

• 2 colors only, shades of the same color are fine.

• Minimum size: 24” x 24”

• Has to be a quilt, not a bag.

• Backing fabric can be anything, does not have to be 2 color or one of the colors on the top.

• No hanging sleeve required.

• Please put a small label with your name (can be safety pinned) on the back, then pin another piece of fabric

over that label to keep your identity under wraps. Or, put on a label and when you turn it in, we will pin

a piece of fabric over the top.

We will be collecting the quilts in the foyer of the sanctuary. Go through our regular meeting

room, towards the sanctuary, and we will have tables set up. We will arrange the quilts on the

pews, and then during the meeting everyone will go in and view all the quilts, then vote on

their top 3 choices. Later in the meeting the top three quilts will be announced, and the

winners will receive PRIZES!

Good luck everyone and enjoy your stitching!

Two color challenge

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2019 Charm Square

Exchange

No exchange in December

Karen Scott [email protected]

Rita Porter [email protected]

How to Participate in the Charm Squares Exchange

1. 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 a sepa-

rate 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, I will

publish to the Yahoo Group how many pairs you need and the amount

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.

No exchange in December

Happy Birthday to our members having December Birthdays!

1 - Judy Clifford

4 - Rita Porter

4 - Pat Thomson

5 - Jackie Johnson

7 - Betty Jewett

8 - Connie Spillman

8 - Margaret Yanak

9 - Judy Dobbels

12 - Lorna Larson

17 - Diane Tolin

22 - Carmen Carter

23 - Vicky DeLaughder

26 - Lynn Droege

27 - Linda Kline

30 - Joan Streck

31 - Pat Eakes

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Blue Valley Quilters Guild General Meeting –November 5, 2019

President: Lynn Droege called meeting to order at 9:30am Welcome to all attending. Lynn asks for motions from the membership to accept the

October secretary report and October treasure’s reports as published in the Newsletter. Motions made, seconded and approved by a vote of the membership.

Jan Drugg thanked the membership for all their prayers and support during her extended illness.

Programs: (Barbara Alsup and Gayla Spurlock 2019; Carla Timberlake, Ibby Rollert, Lori Lange 2020) Upcoming programs reviewed below.

Highlighted below. Please see the Newsletter for all the exciting upcoming meeting details.

November: Barb Eikmeier presents Random Block Sampler

December: Holiday Party…A lot going on so see the newsletter for specifics

January: Merrie Ford “I Love Chocolate” Merri is a certified Laura Heine Collage Technique instructor and a work shop also

offered, check for details

February: Charity sew day with details to follow

Committee Reports:

Block exchange: (Lori Ringwalski) Maple Leaf for November 3 winners Dawn Green, Mary Strege, Claudia Worcester. Ornaments the

exchange block for December directions and guidelines are in the Newsletter and on Facebook

Challenge Quilt: (Julie Rounds, not present) New challenge for 2019….2 color quilts. Revealed in December. Details in Newsletter

Charitable Arm: (Kristen Smith)

Charity Quilts: (Joyce Bardeen and Judy Lindberg) Destash for the donation stash going on, take what you wish and make a sm

donation to help rebuild the stash. Will be reinstating the donation of fabric for a chance to win a gift card, details to follow

after 1st of year.

Safehome. (JoAnna Gorthy and Barb Frans): the Cash Jar is out for this month and December will to Toys for Tots with details

in newsletter

Nic U pads: we have donated over 600

Positioning pillow: (Linda Siffrin and Anne Gundry) guidelines are in the newsletter to make them; fabric and stuffing available.

Charm Squares: (Karen Scott and Rita Porter) no charm squares in December

Directory: (Stephanie Dodson) currently posted on FB with monthly addendums (under files)

Free Table: (Dottie Salchow) reminder to please keep the donations current so they are of interest to members

Hospitality: (Joan Horton) November birthdays provided snacks.

Library: (Jeannette Baumeir) no new books

Membership: (Stephanie Dodson) Membership enrollment is currently at 220 members. Today have 141 in attendance and 4 visitors

Mentoring New Members: ( Chelly King(not present) and Glenda Hartsell) 4 new members

Newsletter: (Joan Horton) Deadline month for information into the newsletter is by the 20th of the month. Send that information to Joan

Horton at [email protected] with BVQG in subject line

Retreat: (Barbara Bruce) Retreat is Saturday, November 16. The retreat is full; contact Barbara Bruce if you would like to be on the wait

list.

Important to arrive at 9 am, the church has had a change of security system for building entrance.

Sit and Stitch: (Wilma Lamfer) See newsletter for sign up details on sessions and contact Wilma to sign up

Parade of previous workshops

November 14: 2nd Easy Breezy Quilt As You Go table runner led by Jan Oehrle

December 12: “Village Jumbles” led by Kristen Smith

January 9: “Village Jumbles” led by Kristen Smith UFO: (Mindy Peterson) reminder to give Mindy a card as you show your UFO, you can email her if you forgot. Sign Ups now available for

2020 UFO project

Quilted Table: (Joan Horton) Date is June 6, 2020

Joan initiated a conversation about what the Guild membership would like to do with the proceeds of the Quilted Table Auc-

tions.

Motion was made and seconded: The Quilted Table auction funds for 2020 should come back to guild general fund to be used as

the board deems necessary. Approved by majority.

To sign up to sponsor a table, contact Stephanie Dodson.

New Business:

New Member Tea: (Wilma Lamfers and Chelly King)

Tea to be held on January 14 at Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church 1:30 –3:30.

Open to all new members in the last year (or members who have never attended and would like guild information)

Further information will be published

“Show and Tell”: meeting dismissed at 10:40 followed by the program by Barb Eikmeier “Random Block”

Submitted by Sue Tuttle for Carolyn Mounce, Secretary

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The treasurer’s report will no longer be published in the newsletter.

Find it monthly on the

Blue Valley Quilters Guild Facebook page in the files section.

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Quilters Haven at 116 N Clairborne, Olathe, KS. sponsors a sewing day the 2nd

Tuesday of the month, 9:30 - 5:00 for the Quilts of Valor project. Bring all your own

sewing machines, equipment, projects and a sack lunch. Contact is Anne Harmon.

Prairie Point Quilt Store; Join us at Prairie Point Fabric and Quilt Store, 12116 W

95th St, Lenexa, KS 66215 on the third Monday of each month to work on QOV

quilts. We start at 9:30 and stay as long as you like - the store closes at 5:30 p.m.

Bring your lunch or there are many places around their shop to eat. If you have

questions please contact John or Susan Thorup @ 913-268-3333.

The following is a list of Local venues that support

Quilts of Valor

and have scheduled sewing days if

you would like to join us!

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Judy Oberkrom –

Unique, one-of-a-kind jewelry.

Custom orders accepted.

[email protected],

913 491-1295

913 484-8008

Mindy Peterson – 5 acre Designs Quilting –

Affordable longarm quilting.

All over meander and edge to edge. I have approximately 100 different pantograph designs

available. I also make t-shirt quilts and other types of quilts, including memory quilts, on com-

mission.

Contact me at (913) 783-4750 (home) or

(913) 481-2113 (cell).

My email is [email protected]

Stephanie Dodson – Summerwind Studio: Hand-guided, free motion longarm quilting services.

913-788-0825 or

[email protected].

Judy Brennan— Sunflower Point

Custom Machine Embroidery. Some ideas include: quilt labels, nametags, blankets, tooth fairy pillows, garments, ornaments, wedding

hankies (male & female), and SO MUCH MORE. Call: 913-451-8997.

Email: [email protected]

Do you have an old quilt top in your closet that

is begging to be hand quilted? Tallgrass

Creek Quilters will quilt it for you at a reasona-

ble price. Contact Elaine Alexander,

913-851-1937

Please contact me by email if

you would like to place an ad.

[email protected]

Longarm Service. B&L Quilting

I do E2E Longarm Quilting. Linda VanDivner, Cell: 913 220-3863

email: [email protected]

or [email protected]

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2019-2020

Blue Valley Quilters Guild

Officers and Committees

Board

President Lynn Droege

Vice President- Programs Barbara Alsup, Gayla Spurlock

Incoming to shadow: Ibby Rollert, Lori Lange, Carla Timberlake

Secretary Carolyn Mounce

Treasurer Rosalyn Douglass

Member at Large (past

President)

Wilma Lamfers

Standing

Committees (committees named in by-laws)

Charity Facilitator Kristen Smith

Directory Editor Stephanie Dodson

Donations and Free Table Dottie Salchow

Greeters Jane Drugg, Judy Dobbels, Kim Mapes

Historian Mindy Peterson

Hospitality Joan Horton, Maxine Horton, Lang Davis, Dottie Salchow

Library Jeannette Baumler, Sarah Coiner, Julie Anderson

Membership Stephanie Dodson, Mary Strege, Sue Tuttle

Newsletter Editor Joan Horton

Opportunity Quilt 2019: Lynn Droege, Ibby Rollert

2020: Joan Horton, Maggie Van Brunt, Maxine Horton

Sit & Stitch Wilma Lamfers, Judy Clifford, Pam Gardner

Website and Yahoo Group Trisch Price, Dee Sopinski, Stephanie Dodson, Rita Porter, Leta Richards

Adjunct

Committees ( formed as determined by board to support guild need)

Challenge Julie Rounds

Charity Quilts Chris Pease, Chris O'Hare, Glenda Hartl, Judy Bateman, Pat Hatch

Charm Square Exchange Karen Scott

Facilities

KCRQF

Lynn Droege and Chelly King

Judy Brennan, rep; Sue Tuttle, alt

Mentoring New Members Chelly King, Lauren Bond

Opportunity Quilt Ticket

Sales

Quilted Table Joan Horton

Safehome Barb Frans, JoAnna Gorthy, Cathy Buckley

Technology Asst Leta Richards

UFO's Mindy Peterson

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To leave you in

stitches!!