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SEW WHAT’S NEW January 2017 Happy New Year! My favorite part of the creative process is the planning and dreaming stage, and no time of year is better for this than Janu- ary. The mad rush of finishing holiday gifts is over, the sewing room is actually clean and organized, and there is time to leisure- ly peruse those gifts of new quilting and knitting books. January also brings the big Road to California show, a source of all kinds of ideas from the displays to the vendors to the classes. I find inspiration from the regular features of our meetings. Block of the month introduces me to designs I might never try on my own, the library displays different books each month, and of course the store and fabric exchange provide new and unusu- al colors and patterns for my fabric stash. Best of all is show and tell. The variety of beautiful projects you all bring each month does more than inspire me, it motivates me to get those ideas out of my head and into a tangible, physical project! I’m especially looking forward to the guests and workshops we have lined up this spring starting with Patty Knoechel who will be presenting her talk “Creating with Color”. Look for more in- formation about her and upcoming speakers in the Programs section of the newsletter. — Jennifer Williams, President

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SEW WHAT’S NEW Page 1 January 2017

January 2017

Happy New Year!

My favorite part of the creative process is the planning and dreaming stage, and no time of year is better for this than Janu-ary. The mad rush of finishing holiday gifts is over, the sewing room is actually clean and organized, and there is time to leisure-ly peruse those gifts of new quilting and knitting books. January also brings the big Road to California show, a source of all kinds of ideas from the displays to the vendors to the classes.

I find inspiration from the regular features of our meetings. Block of the month introduces me to designs I might never try on my own, the library displays different books each month, and of course the store and fabric exchange provide new and unusu-al colors and patterns for my fabric stash. Best of all is show and tell. The variety of beautiful projects you all bring each month does more than inspire me, it motivates me to get those ideas out of my head and into a tangible, physical project!

I’m especially looking forward to the guests and workshops we have lined up this spring starting with Patty Knoechel who will be presenting her talk “Creating with Color”. Look for more in-formation about her and upcoming speakers in the Programs section of the newsletter.

— Jennifer Williams, President

SEW WHAT’S NEW Page 2 January 2017

ProgramsProgramsPrograms First we want to thank Jennifer Williams and Carol Tolbert for playing such

beautiful Christmas music before and during our potluck last month. The

music was lovely and added much to the holiday atmosphere.

As you all know, Patricia Knoechel (pronounced Neigh-gull) will be our speak-

er this month. She is a former art teacher and brings her artistic vision and tal-

ent for color combining to the craft of quilting. She is the author of several

quilt books and patterns, including “Creating with Color”, “Snowball Simpli-

fied”, “Country Cottages”, “Fans and Flutterbys”, “Sew Radiant”, and “Color

Wheel Quilts”. Since 1985, Pat has traveled widely, giving demonstrations

from Quilt in a Day publications. Her many coast tours have brought her in

contact with over 300 quilt shops and guilds nationwide.

She has appeared on the Quilt in a Day TV show in a series featuring the

“Grandmother’s Garden Quilt” book which she co-authored. Pat will have this

book along with Elenors Burns’ newest book “Quilts from Elenors’ Attic” and

other patterns for sale at a discount. She only takes cash and checks – sorry no

credit cards.

The “Flower Power Hexie Table Runner” workshop on Sunday is full. For

those of you taking the class, remember it will be at Paradise Sewing from

10am to 4pm.

Paradise Sewing is located in Poway

12633 Poway Road

858-679-9808

From Hwy 15 take the Poway Road exit East

Pass Pomerado Road, then it is on your right.

Thank you to Paradise Sewing for letting us host our workshop.

Patty is sure to inspire all of us with her beautiful quilts. Hope to see everyone

at the January guild meeting.

Linda Pountney, Betty Hoogland,, & Pat Kelly – Program Chairs

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Village Quilters Program Schedule (NOTE: Some Programs are Subject to Change)

January 2017 through June 2017

Date Speaker/Event Program/Lecture

January 14, 2017 Patty Knoechel (Elenor Burns "Creating With Color

January 15, 2017 Patty Knoechel

Workshop: "Flower Power Hexie Table

Runner” - at Paradise Sewing in Poway

February 11, 2017 Philanthropy Workshop 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m

March 11, 2017 Claudia Dallas Gomez "COLORSTORY"

March 11, 2017 Claudia Dallas Gomez

Workshop: "The French Door"

NOTE: follows Saturday’s guild meeting at the

library until 5pm. Clean –up and out the door

April 8, 2017 Deborah Gordon "Not for Warmth Alone"

April 8, 2017 Deborah Gordon Workshop: "Peek-a-Boo Bright Hopes

May 13, 2017 Cindy Myers TBD

June 10, 2017 Summer Potluck

WANT TO BRING A GUEST TO A MEETING?

All members are encouraged to invite guests to our guild meetings. Each member can invite one guest during the year – without paying the guest fee! So think of someone you know who might enjoy our guild, and invite him or her to join us!

SEW WHAT’S NEW Page 4 January 2017

Special Projects

Happy New Year and Happy Quilting

Thank you all for the many beautiful and charming quilts you have made this year for our 3 charities. The many families, babies and children you have touched with your loving creations reflects the true spirit of the holidays year-round. Thank you!

We will be sewing charity quilts at our February meeting. Please plan on bringing a sewing machine and join the fun. I will have lots of fabric, kits, and batting. We can quilt til 3 or 4. Potluck lunch Salad, soup and chili Yummmmm

Quilt sizes: Kaiser Baby Isolates 32x42inches

Gently Hugged Quilts 40 inches or less square or rectangular

Stroller quilts 24x32 inches

Hidden Valley House Children's quilts any size 45 inches square or larger

Adult quilts lap size 40x60 or larger

All 3 charities have mentioned they are always short on boy quilts.

Annie Mitchell - Special Projects chair

SEW WHAT’S NEW Page 5 January 2017

Happy Happy New Year to all you lovely quilters! The year is winding down and we have a

new year ahead of us- with lots of hope and promise for another successful year for

the guild.

Our boutique products brought in a good sum of money this year. As reported from Betsy

our treasurer, we sold $65.00 in Sept, $15.00 in Oct, Nov $116.00 plus we netted $2244.60

(gross sales of $2494.00 minus Andrea's 10% of $249.40 at the boutique) plus sales at our

December pot luck of $538.00 for an annual total of $2978.60. It was a successful year

thanks to all the support, talent and donations from all the members in the guild. Wow, what

a great group!!

As we get into the new year we need to think about the 2017 boutique, making more kits,

making table runners, pot holders (as we almost sold out), mug rugs, children's quilts and

Christmas quilts, dog scarves, place mats, stockings and panels. We hope many of you will

continue to be supportive, as this is our biggest fund raiser of the year. Thanks again to all.

Penny Bamford

Darlene Piche

WAYS & MEANS

SEW WHAT’S NEW Page 6 January 2017

Happy New Year!

Thanks to everyone who brought food to share at our December potluck.

We had to add a fourth table to accommodate all of the delicious items!

The following members have volunteered to bring snacks for our January

meeting:

Jeanie Braheme

Margaret Cording

Kathy Greene

Peggy Kollars

Linda Pountney

Thank you!

Maggie Forys and Nancy Laursen — Hospitality Co-Chairs

Hospitality

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Fabric Exchange

By the time you ladies read this, it will be 2017!! May

you all have a joyous and prosperous New Year!!

Getting this article in on the last day of the deadline.

That is something I resolve to change this

year....waiting until the last minute. And to help you

get all your fat quarters ready for the rest of the

year, here is the color way list:

January - black & white - New Year's formal

February - red, pink & white - Valentine's Day

March - what else? Greens, of course -the Irish in me is in

full force

April - pastels of any color or print -it's Easter time

May - flowers or ribbon prints - May Day

I will be looking forward to seeing you all in January

Karen K

Special Request

If you are not going to use the red and green bonus square from last month's BOM from Mary

Lewis, I would love to have them.

Thank you. Barbara Maietta

SEW WHAT’S NEW Page 8 January 2017

Block of the Month

Quilters,

Wasn’t that the best pot luck ever? Wow, everyone outdid themselves with the food and the

company as usual was magnificent.

Rebecca White provided the blocks for December. Thank you Rebecca, they sold out right

away and everyone was enthusiastic about the design and simplicity.

Karen Kluwin will be taking over for me for block of the month in January. I will be leav-

ing for Hawaii on the 14. Thank you Karen!

The November blocks which were brought by Mary Lewis were won by Carol

Yuiska. Have fun with them Carol.

The following members have signed up to provide blocks:

January Kathy Greene

February Karen Kluwin

March Anne Mitchell

April Suzy Marshall

May Sharon Ainsworth

Thank you everyone for volunteering.

If you have any questions about block of the month and how it works please let me know

[email protected]

See you all in February.

Lynnell

SEW WHAT’S NEW Page 9 January 2017

Membership

Yuiska, Carol 01/04

Neff, Ann 01/08

Hoogland, Betty 01/09

Kelly Patricia 01/17

Beyea, Janet 01/20

Tauscher, Gail 01/23

Wescott, Viola 01/27

January Birthdays

Troncale, Diane 02/03

Rudgers, Janice 02/09

Jarrett, Brenda 02/15

Hawks, Louisa 02/22

Retreat

"Time to start thinking about attending the Guild's annual retreat the last weekend in

October 2017.

The registration form, and details, will be in the February newsletter and you can bring

your registration deposit to the February Guild meeting."

Diane Troncale, 858-566-3886; Eleanor Myrus, 858-566-5039.

February Birthdays

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Treasurer’s Report

VILLAGE QUILTERS FINANCIAL REPORT

11/1/16-11/30/16

Beginning Balance $20,362.54

Income

Bank Interest 0.02

Holiday Boutique 566

Expenses

Vina de Lestonnac Retreat 3910

Ending Balance $17,018.56

SEW WHAT’S NEW Page 11 January 2017

December’s Sharing

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Classifieds and Websites

Classifieds: Sell, give away or get items from your fellow guild members. All items must be related to quilting and will be published just one time. Perhaps you have a sewing machine or quilt

Please support our advertisers.

Tell them you saw their ad in the VQ newsletter!

SEW WHAT’S NEW Page 13 January 2017

Classifieds and Websites (Continued)

What’s new with

you? Sew What’s New is read monthly by

members of Village Quilters and other San

Diego Quilt Guilds as well as guests, shop

owners and their customers from all over.

Don’t let another issue go by without having

your business featured herein. Advertising

rates for 2016/2017 are:

Monthly Yearly

Business card $5.00 $45.00

1/4 page $10.00 $90.00

1/2 page $15.00 $135.00

Full page $28.00 $252.00

It pays to advertise... It pays to

advertise...

IMPORTANT DATES FOR 2016/2017

Please note that monthly guild meetings are generally the second Saturday of the month at 10 am (doors open at 9:30). Please post

this notice on your refrigerator.

January 14, 2017 February 11, 2017

March 11, 2017 April 8, 2017

May 13, 2017 June 10, 2017

Check our website (http://www.villagequiltersguild.com) For

the latest meeting information and/or changes to the meeting

dates. Meeting are held at the Scripps Ranch Library, 10301

Scripps Lake Dr., San Diego, CA 92131 10:00 AM to 12:00

Noon

Village Quilters is an organization of people who like and

appreciate quilting. Our membership is made up of new quilters, old quilters and people who just appreciate the fabric arts. If you are new to quilting and thought quilt guilds were only for experi-

enced quilters, please think again.

Our meetings offer an opportunity to learn from each other and to be challenged to try new things. Each meeting provides opportuni-ties to hear from talented guests in the quilting industry and identi-fies ways you can support your community through the making and

giving of quilts to the needy.

Meetings are usually held on the second Saturday, September through June. Join the guild for $35, renew your membership for $30 or come as a guest for $5. Golden Girl Quilters (70 and over)

pay $25 as new, $20 on renewal. We look forward to seeing you.

Be sure to see Village Quilters of Scripps Ranch website:

http://www.villagequiltersguild.com/

Submit articles for the

February 2017 Newsletter

to Suzy Marshall

[email protected]

Articles are due, Friday

January 27th, 2017

SEW WHAT’S NEW Page 14 January 2017

2016 - 2017 Board of Directors

President

Jennifer Williams 619-246-4534

Secretary

Sandy Cunningham 858-560-0669

Treasurer

Betsy Macomber 619-888-2684

Membership

Kathy Greene 858-549-9801

Newsletter/Publicity

Suzy Marshall 858-653-0398

Block of the Month

Lynnell Hallock 858-578-6351

Ways & Means

Penny Bamford 858-271-4177

Darlene Piche 858-566-3152

Village Store

Margaret Cording 858-578-7526

Librarian

Peggy Castor 858-679-7075

Hospitality

Nancy Laursen 858-452-2059

Maggie Forys 619-280-1436

Historian

Vacant

Special Projects/

Philanthropy

Annie Mitchell 858-566-7133

Fabric Exchange

Karen Kluwin 858-695-1648

Programs

Linda Pountney 858-456-0270

Pat Kelly 760-294-1535

Betty Hoogland 760-213-8523

Retreat

Diane Troncale 858-566-3886

Eleanor Myrus 858-566-5039

Website Manager

Marilyn Kirschen 858-549-3945

Guild membership is more satisfying when

you are an active participant… Volunteer

today!

SEW WHAT’S NEW Page 15 January 2017

Bring to meeting or mail to: Village Quilters Attn: Membership

P.O. Box 501495 San Diego, CA 92150-1495

VILLAGE QUILTERS GUILD MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION/RENEWAL

We request that all renewing members complete this section so that we can keep the roster current.

The purpose of Village Quilters Guild is to promote the appreciation of quilts, encourage quilt making and collecting, further the growth of quilt education, support community charities, and provide a social struc-ture whereby quilt lovers can share ideas and friendship.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Date: _________________________________, 20_________

Name:____________________________________________ Birthday (MM/DD): __________________

Address: _____________________________________________________________________________

City: ______________________________________________ State: _________ Zip: _______________

Email address: ___________________________________(if no email newsletter will be mailed)

Home Phone: (______) _______________________ Other Phone: (______) _____________________

Membership runs from July through June (no official meetings in July and August; only sit and sews)

_____ New Member $35.00 - includes guild pin ($25.00 after February 1)

_____ Returning Member $30.00

______ New Golden Girl Quilter (70+ years) $25

______ Returning Golden Girl Quilter (70+ years) $20

For Guild records: Amount Paid: $ ________________ ____ Check (No. ___________) _____ Cash

TOPICS AND SPEAKERS

Please list the topics or speakers you would like to see presented at Guild meetings: _________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

OPPORTUNITIES

Village Quilters is great because members participate and volunteer their time. Check any committees that might be of interest to you.

The objective of our organization is to promote the appreciation of quilts, to encourage quilt making and collecting, to further the

growth of quilt education, to support community charities and to provide a social structure whereby quilt lovers can share ideas and

friendship.

The guild usually meets on the second Saturday of the month at 10 a.m. at the Scripps Miramar Ranch Library, 10301 Scripps Lake Drive, San Diego, CA. However, occasionally, at the request of the Library, our meetings are on the third Saturday. Please check our

website for up-to-date meeting information: http://www.villagequiltersguild.com Annual membership is $35 for new members; $30 for

returning members, $25 for new Golden Girl (70+ years) members; $20 for returning Golden Girl (70+ years) members. Guest dona-

tion is $5 per meeting. Guild pins are available for $5.

Sew What’s New is published monthly by Village Quilters for members and neighboring guilds. The deadline for submission of articles

varies and is noted in the newsletter. Members are encouraged to submit articles on tips or techniques, commentaries on quilt

shows or quilt shops visited, or reviews of new books. Submissions may be sent by U.S. mail to the editor, Suzy Marshall, 11012 Ivy

Hill Drive, San Diego, CA 92131, or by e-mail to [email protected]. Please put “VQ Newsletter (month)” in the subject line of

your e-mail. Village Quilters reserves the right to edit articles for space. The information presented herein is for the education and

benefit of our members.

Village Quilters

PO Box 501495

San Diego, CA 92150-1495

ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED

http://www.villagequiltersguild.com