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Stchers Quilt Guild A HARDIN COUNTY COOPERATIVE EXTENSION HOMEMAKER CLUB May 2016 INSIDE THIS ISSUE Birthdays……………………………….5 Calendar …..…….……..............10 Meeting Minutes…………………….4 Quilt Show….……….…..……….......3 Refreshments……………………..….2 Treasurers Report ...................... 5 Workshops/ Events ................... 7 SPECIAL POINTS OF INTEREST A sewing needle, thread and embroider or hand stitching scissors Name Tag! You cannot win a door prize without one!!! 2016 Workshops and Classes! 2016 Quilt SHOW! Presidents Message Hello Friends, I hope everyone made it home safely from our last meeng. The weather did get a lile rough later in the evening where I live. Thank you to the Refreshment Commiee: Pat McMillian, Eileen Heinen Carolyn Jones, Janice Conder, Margot Van Lengen, Pay Prui, Darlene Chenault, Judy Apple- gate and Martha Claycomb. It was a very nice meal. I would like to thank Pay Prui for the video/presentaon/handout on Schmetz nee- dles. It will be very helpful selecng the correct needle for each project. I especially liked the appwe can download to our phones to use when we are purchasing nee- dles or trying to decide which needle to use. I would also like to thank Donea Faulkner-Elmore for Chairing our Nominaon Com- miee. The following were voted in by our membership at the April meeng: Sharon Whiield 1 st Vice President (2 year term), Martha Brooks 2 nd Vice President (1 year term) and Barbara Jeffries Secretary (2 year term). Thank you all for giving you me to the club by accepng the posions. We had our monthly Quilt Show meeng and things are moving right along. During our June meeng we will begin asking for your help to make this year s show a suc- cess. The quilt show meengs are being held at the Extension office, Project room. The next meeng is June 20 th at 6:00. All are welcome! We met Friday April 29 th in the Project room to put the Opportunity Quilt top together. Thank you to all the members who completed a block for the quilt. The top was completed by Peggy Brown, Jim Savoy, Ginger Sharp, Pay Prui, Kelly Prui, Teresa Jenkins, Lynda Griffin (connued on page 6) Sincerely, Dayna Parre County Extension Agent for Family & Consumer Sciences

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Stitchers Quilt Guild

A HARDIN COUNTY COOPERATIVE EXTENSION HOMEMAKER CLUB

May 2016

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Birthdays……………………………….5

Calendar …..…….…….....….........10

Meeting Minutes…………………….4

Quilt Show….……….…..……….......3

Refreshments……………………..….2

Treasurers Report ...................... 5

Workshops/ Events ................... 7

SPECIAL POINTS OF INTEREST

A sewing needle, thread and embroider or hand stitching scissors

Name Tag! You cannot win a door prize without one!!!

2016 Workshops and Classes!

2016 Quilt SHOW!

Presidents Message

Hello Friends,

I hope everyone made it home safely from our last meeting. The weather did get a

little rough later in the evening where I live.

Thank you to the Refreshment Committee: Pat McMillian, Eileen Heinen Carolyn

Jones, Janice Conder, Margot Van Lengen, Patty Pruitt, Darlene Chenault, Judy Apple-

gate and Martha Claycomb. It was a very nice meal.

I would like to thank Patty Pruitt for the video/presentation/handout on Schmetz nee-

dles. It will be very helpful selecting the correct needle for each project. I especially

liked the “app” we can download to our phones to use when we are purchasing nee-

dles or trying to decide which needle to use.

I would also like to thank Donetta Faulkner-Elmore for Chairing our Nomination Com-

mittee. The following were voted in by our membership at the April meeting: Sharon

Whitfield 1st Vice President (2 year term), Martha Brooks 2nd Vice President (1 year

term) and Barbara Jeffries Secretary (2 year term). Thank you all for giving you time to

the club by accepting the positions.

We had our monthly Quilt Show meeting and things are moving right along. During

our June meeting we will begin asking for your help to make this year’s show a suc-

cess. The quilt show meetings are being held at the Extension office, Project room.

The next meeting is June 20th at 6:00. All are welcome! We met Friday April 29th in

the Project room to put the Opportunity Quilt top together. Thank you to all the

members who completed a block for the quilt. The top was completed by Peggy

Brown, Jim Savoy, Ginger Sharp, Patty Pruitt, Kelly Pruitt, Teresa Jenkins, Lynda Griffin

(continued on page 6)

Sincerely,

Dayna Parrett

County Extension Agent for Family & Consumer Sciences

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President

Darlene

Chenault

270-401-1404

[email protected]

1st Vice President

Martha

Claycomb

270-422-4436

[email protected]

2nd Vice President (s)

Patty

Pruitt

270-307-2226

[email protected]

Pat

McMillan

270-272-3041

[email protected]

Secretary

Judy

Applegate

270-422-2323

[email protected]

Treasurer

Margot

Vanlengen

270-763-1701

[email protected]

Newsletter

Beth

Hunter

270-900-4564

[email protected]

Stitchers Quilt Guild Officers

If you sign up for workshops,

classes or other activity you

need to notify Patty Pruitt or Pat

McMillen if you are cancelling.

Refunds are only given with a 7

day notice of cancellation.

Guild Cancellation

Policy

All Photos are courtesy

of Kelly Pruitt.

Refreshment Committee

The Members that have volunteered to bring treats to the May

meeting are below. If you have signed up, but cannot attend please

find a replacement or send your contribution with another member.

May- Pam Sallengs, Maxine Warnshuis, Ginger Sharp, Denise Sloyer,

Tia Kennedy, Geralyn Bostic, Audrey Kohlmann -- we could use one

more.

June - Picnic

Have you signed up for a month yet? Check the signup sheet at the

next meeting!

Another “Mystery” solved!!!

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* * Heartland of Kentucky Quilt Show * *

Quilt Show Committees and

Committee Chairmen:

Quilt Show- Darlene Chenault

- Barbara Jeffries

Treasurer - Beth Hunter

Quilt Coordinators - Teresa

Jenkins - Ruth Hayden

County Store - Dawne John-

son

Vendors - Peggy Brown

Programs - Kelly Pruitt

Café - Debbie McQueary -

Lynda Griffin

Volunteers/Demos - Virginia

Coomes - Judy Applegate

Door Prizes - Sharon Whitfield

Opportunity Quilt and Tickets

- Patty Pruitt

Publicity - Heather McClana-

han - Kelly Pruitt

Quilt Turning - Martha Clay-

comb

Setup/tear down - no chair

everyone helps

It’s that time of the year again when I’m

starting to beg, plead, and grovel for donations

for the Country Store . . .

You’ve all done such a great job in the past by contributing tons of yard goods and

sewing accoutrements for us to sell—and, as you know, we sell most of it, too! We

always get questions as to what items we accept, so if you’re planning to do a

sweep of that sewing room with an eye towards ‘gifting’ the Country Store, here’s a

list of ideas to help you:

Please keep in mind that we cannot sell photocopied patterns/materials—only origi-

nals! If you have a binder full of patterns that have been photocopied from a copy-

righted pattern or magazine/book, we will have to throw them away. We cannot

give them away, either. We do not sell clothes except for items that are quilting re-

lated, i.e., jackets made from old quilts, t-shirts with quilting/crafting sayings, ap-

pliqued baby bibs, etc. If it’s in your sewing room, chances are that we’ll take it.

Please feel free to email me at [email protected]. if you’re in doubt about

an item. Many thanks for helping to make the Country Store a success!

Dawne

Country Store

September

22-24 2016

2016 Opportunity Quilt "Square Dance" - 2016 Opportunity Quilt is

complete! Thanks to everyone who make a

block and/or came out to help put it togeth-

er. It looks great. Opportunity Tickets will be

available at the May meeting. Please see

Patty to get some to sell. Tickets are $1.00

each.

Sewing needles

Bobbins

Straight pins

Pin cushions

Elastic

Ribbon

Lace

Zippers

Rulers

Scissors

Markers

Yardage

Fat quarters, etc.

Thread

Magazines: quilting

and cooking

Quilt/sewing books

Appliques

Fabric for cross

stitch

Floss

Quilt tops

Quilts

Batting

Fusible

Sewing baskets

Tape measures

Seam rippers

Yarn

Tote bags

Craft paint

Scrapbooking items

Beads

Paint brushes

Fabric scraps

Craft supplies

Quilt blocks

Unfinished quilt

projects

Men’s ties for quilts

Patterns: quilting,

sewing, knitting,

crocheting, cross

stitch, etc.

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Meeting Minutes from April

Stitchers Quilt Guild meeting April 27, 2016

Social Time with Refreshment 6:30 – 7:00 and meeting

called to order by President Darlene Chenault. Thank you

to refreshment committee: Pat McMillian, Eileen Heinen,

Carolyn Jones, Janice Conder, Margot Van Lengen, Patty

Pruitt, Darlene Chenault, Judy Applegate and Martha Clay-

comb.

Acknowledgement of two visitors, Sandra Sterling and

Donna Fowler.

Approval of minutes was presented and Martha Claycomb

made a motion to approve and Virginia Coomes seconded

the motion. All approved.

Treasurer’s report was presented in the newsletter - dis-

cussion – file for audit.

1st VP Martha Claycomb presented a spool of thread for

each Veteran’s quilt. She advised June meeting will be ca-

tered and we will have a parade of aprons.

2nd VP Patty Pruitt/Pat McMillian – May 13-14 Thread Play

with Beth Hunter; June 10-11 Quilter Accessories (5 differ-

ent projects)

Treasurer’s report - Margot Van Lengen reported $30.00

for stop payment for lost check.

Nominating Committee – Donetta Faulkner-Elmore report-

ed on nomination of new officers by committee: Sharon

Whitfield 1st VP, Martha Brooks 2nd VP and Barbara

Jeffries Secretary. Motion by Martha Claycomb to elect by

accumulation - 2nd By Margot Van Lengen Motion passed.

Quilt Show: Darlene Chenault and Barbara Jeffries Co-

chairs - Our next meeting May 2nd in Extension Office pro-

ject room at 6:00. Donations are being accepted for coun-

try store. Opportunity Quilt will be put together Friday

April 29th at the Extension office, project room at 9am. All

are invited to help.

Members are still needed to sign up for refreshments.

Quilts for Veteran are still being collected by Pat McMilli-

an.

Homemaker’s yearly report: need your volunteer hours

and the number of books you have read.

Martha Claycomb had a drawing for a Derby table-runner

donated by Kelly Pruitt. Virginia

Coomes won the beautiful table runner.

Patty Pruitt showed a very good Video on Needles.

Next meeting May 25th, 2016.

Meeting adjourned.

Submitted by Sec. Judith Applegate.

Please bring any errors or omissions to the attention of the Secretary, Judy Applegate at or before the next meeting.

Ads for program - if anyone knows of a friend or fami-

ly, member that has a business that would be interest-

ed in putting an ad in our program please let me know

(Kelly Pruitt). A business size ad is only $10.00, a half

page that is 5" x 4" is $25.00 and a full page that is 5" x

8" is $45.00. Contact Kelly Pruitt

Quilt Show Program

The Quilt Show Meetings will be held in the Project

Room at the Extension Office, 6 pm. The dates are:

July 18

August 15

September 12—Program Folding

October 17 –Follow Up

Quilt Show Organization Meetings

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May Birthdays

Donetta Elmore 1

Sherry Fast 3

Judy Tennant 3

Eileen Heinen 16

Sharon Whitfield 24

Treasurers Report

Balance forward. Mar 31,

2016......................................................$10,636.52

Income

Nametag fines ...............................1.75

Membership renewal.................22.00

Workshop fees.............................105.00

Bus trip deposits........................150.00

Sale workshop supplies...........207.00

Total income.................................................485.75

Expenses

Workshop refunds ...................40.00

Bus deposit refunds ..............725.00

Stop payment fee ...................30.00

Workshop expenses...............258.99

Meeting expenses ...................33.69

Total expenses ..........................................1,087.68

Final balance April 30, 2016.....................$10,034.59

Loucon Retreat!

Respectfully submitted, Margot Vanlengen

November 10-13. This is a great opportunity to get

away from daily distractions and work on UFOs/

Projects while enjoying fellowship of other Stitch-

ers. Sign up now, we will accept payments. Deposit of

$36.00 holds your spot for an awesome weekend. Cost

for the entire weekend including meals is

$159.00. Sign up will be available at the May meeting.

See Page 8 for Registration Form. If you were to pay

the $36 deposit at the May meeting, you would have a

payment of only $24.60 due at the June, July, August,

September and October meetings. Now that’s a

quilting DEAL!!!

Contact Patty Pruitt with any questions .

May Meeting Activity

Meet our new officers:

1st Vice President– Sharon Whitfield

2nd Vice President– Martha Brooks

Secretary– Barbara Jeffries

New Guild Officers

Sharon Haynes will be showing her quilt made with the

"English Paper Piecing" method.

We need to bring a need a needle and thread.

This age old method is very addicting.

25 cent Raffle Winner!!!

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Presidents Message (continued from page 1)

and I. It really looks great! I have quilted it and Margot

Van Lengen is in process of putting on the binding.

The Hardin County Homemaker’s Annual meeting and

luncheon will be May 26th at Cecilia Baptist Church

starting at 10:00am. As a member of Stitchers you are

automatically a member of Homemakers, so are invited

to attend. If you are planning to attend you are asked to

bring a salad to share and need to register with Fran

Hodges at the Extension office several days before the

meeting. Barbara Jeffries and I are attending; you are

welcome to join us.

Our next monthly meeting is May 25th; See you there!

Darlene

A Retreat finish!

A man and his dog!!

June Picnic

June meeting meal will be catered.

The cost is $6.00 per person,

Please signup and pay at the May meeting.

Tentative menu: Chicken Tenders, Cole slaw, Smashed pota-

toes, Green Beans, Rolls, Tea

and lemonade.

Assorted Cakes for desert and an Apron Parade.

Do you have an Apron, that is yours? Your mothers? Grand-

mothers? Or special in another way? Please bring it for the

Parade.

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Christmas in July

WORKSHOPS

June Workshops NEW - NEW - NEW WORKSHOP INFO 10- 11 June we will be hosting a "Quilter's Accessory" weekend where you can come and make 5 different items that are extremely useful to you as a quilter. Mark your calendars now be-cause you won't want to miss this exciting weekend. Following is the schedule for that week-end. Sign up and supply lists will be available at the April meeting. Cost is $5.00 per workshop or $20.00 for all 5.

#1 Friday 10 Jun -600 - 900- "Machine mat/accessory" with Darlene Chenault #2 Saturday 11 June - 900 - 1100 - "Sewing Machine Cover" with Martha Claycomb #3 Saturday 11 June - 1130-130 - "Fat Quarter Bag" with Pat McMillian #4 Saturday 11 June - 200-400 - "Project Board" with Ilse Comenzind #5 Saturday 11 June - 430-630 - "Pincushion" with Kelly Pruitt

3

1 2 4

5

May 25 (1230-530 before the May meeting) - Fold and Stitch Wreath with

Martha Claycomb. There is no charge for this workshop but please let Patty

or Pat know if you plan to attend so the room can be set up to accommo-

date all. If you need supply list and preworkshop cutting instructions please

email Patty at [email protected].

June 30 “Sonjas Windows” Workshop with Candace Hassen. This workshop is full but there is a waiting list. If interested let Patty know so you can get on the waiting list. Things do happen and openings do oc-cur. For those attending the workshop, the hours for the class are 9-1 BUT we have the room until 9:00p.m. so you may continue to work on your project. OR if anyone wants to come after 1 feel free to come and work on UFOs.

July 15 and 16 “Christmas in July Workshop” - Lots of things come in S, M and L but did you know a quilt pattern can as well??? This Christmas in July project will allow you to make the same pattern in either Small, Medium or Large Quilt. Patty will have sample at the May meeting as well as sign up and supply lists for this fun and quick project. Make one size or make them all (Patty did!) This project uses the precuts in 2", 5" or 10" size or you can cut up your stash to make a Christmas quilt for yourself or get a head start on a gift. Cost is $15.00 which includes din-ner on Friday and lunch on Saturday.

Sonja's Windows Sonja's Windows

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LOUCON RETREAT – THU, NOV 10TH TO SUN, NOV 13, 2016

NAME __________________________________________________________ PHONE NO. ______________________ ROOMMATE CHOICE: _____________________________________________________________________________ 2 QUEEN BEDS PER ROOM – MUST BRING YOUR OWN LINENS BEDDING/PILLOWS/BLANKET/TOWELS/WASHCLOTHS, ETC BRING A QUILT TO PUT ON BED!! PLEASE CIRLCE YOUR LODGING AND MEAL OPTIONS

NOTE: Your first night is $36.00. If your first night is Friday or Saturday change the rate from $25.00 to $36.00 Total Amount Due ___________________________________ Deposit (min $36.00) ________________________________ Balance ___________________________________ Payment ________________________________________ Balance____________________________________ Payment_________________________________________ Balance____________________________________ Payment_________________________________________ Balance____________________________________

DATE LODGING BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER THURSDAY

$36.00

7.00

8.00

FRIDAY

$25.00

7.00

7.00

8.00

SATURDAY

$25.00

7.00

7.00

8.00

SUNDAY

NONE

7.00

7.00

TOTAL

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Fabric Marking Washout Test Results I belong to several online groups and a member of one posted this experiment with various fabric markers and the washout results. I asked her if I could share it with you– Beth Julie writes: I "removed" markings with Sew Clean, water, Blue Line eraser and Lowe's Lemon All Purpose spray prior to throwing in the washer. I ground the markings very deliberately into the fabric –a bleached muslin from Joann's. Crayola Ultra Clean Markers - all gone, every category and color Crayola Washable Markers - red, blue, black - faint marks visible, every category Washable Crayola Doodling - red, orange - faint marks visible every category Washable Dry Erase Markers - all gone, every category Mark B Gone - all gone, every category Nancy's Notions Water Soluble - all gone, every category Sewline Air Erasable - very faint, every category Sewline Water Erasable - very faint, every category Sewline Tailor's pencil - blue and pink - both faint marks all categories General's Pastels - yellow, grey, green, blue, graphite - strong marks, all categories EZ Quilter's Washout Pencils - pink and blue all gone Brewer, Chako, Clover, Kearing Water Erasable - all gone, every category Keep in mind that your results will vary depending on if your fabric has been prewashed, starched or if you have used an iron on the marks. Always pretest marking device on any fabric you may be using, if you have any concerns with the wash results. Shared with permission from the author -Julie from Anchorage AK

A Postmaster donation Quilt!

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June 10-11 June – “Quilter’s Accessories” Weekend – make 5 different projects 29 June – Potluck meeting (Trunk Show with Candace Hassen) 30 June – Workshop with Candace Hassen July 15-16 July – Christmas in July workshop 17– Quilt Show Meeting 27 July – meeting August 15– Quilt Show Meeting 19-20 August – Painting Tropical Flowers with Amy Aldenderfer 31 August – meeting

September 12 – Program Folding/Assembly 22 – Quit Show SETUP 23-24 Sep – Quilt Show 28 September – Meeting October 17 –Quilt Show Follow Up Meeting **21-22 Oct – Braided Quilt with Pat McMillian **date change 26 Oct – meeting November 10-13 November – Loucon Retreat 30 November – meeting – Resolution quilts December 14 December – Christmas Party!

The 2016 STITCHERS CALENDAR OF EVENTS

** We do not follow Hardin Co School Closings. If there is a cancellation of workshop/meeting it will be sent via email and posted to Facebook.

Stitchers Quilt Guild

Hardin County Extension Office

201 Peterson Dr.

Elizabethtown, KY 42701