class catalogue - International Quilt Festival

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I N T E R N AT I O N A L
SHOW DATES
April 7-9, 2016
J
CLASSES BEGIN
oin us
for our
spring
show in
chicago!
April 7
DONALD E. STEPHENS
CONVENTION CENTER
5555 N. River Road
Rosemont, Illinois 60018
(Just minutes outside of Chicago.)
uilt
F E S T I V A L
C H I C A G O
Featuring nearly 40 hands-on classes,
numerous special events, and a
renowned faculty of 12 experienced
teachers. Select from a variety of
beginning to advanced classes on
every aspect of quilting, plus other
subjects. Also, special exhibits,
shopping, and more!
•
www.quilts.com
Facebook.com/QuiltFestival
Twier & Instagram
@QuiltFestival
S P R I N G
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C L A S S
C A T A L O G U E
Schedule of Events (subject to change*)
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6
2:00-5:00 P.M. .................. Enrollment Desk Open
THURSDAY, APRIL 7
EVENTS
8:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M. ........... Enrollment Desk Open
9:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. ........... Classes
10:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. ...... EXHIBITS OPEN
(with Open Studios™ &
Make It University!™)
FRIDAY, APRIL 8
8:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M. ........... Enrollment Desk Open
9:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. ........... Classes
6:00-8:30 P.M. .................. Iron Quilter Challenge
Sponsored by Bernina of America
SATURDAY, APRIL 9
8:30 A.M.- 2:30 P.M. ........... Enrollment Desk Open
9:00 A.M.- 5:00 P.M. ........... Classes
Class project photos include (from top): “Exotica Quilt Block” (class
#111) with Laura Murray; “Beginning Beading for the Traditional
Quilter” (class #210) with Kathy Lincoln; and “Wrapped in Scraps
Bowl” (class #315) with Catherine Redford.
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Table of Contents
Show Information
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
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The 2016 International Quilt Festival/Chicago
SHOW INFO
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April 7-9 at The Donald E. Stephens Convention Center
5555 N. River Road, Rosemont, Illinois 60018
SPECIAL EXHIBITS
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INFORMATION
Classes begin April 7
FYI
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MAKE IT UNIVERSITY!™
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SHOW HOURS
OPEN STUDIOS™
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April 7-9: 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
INTERNATIONAL QUILT
ASSOCIATION
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Any questions? Call 713-781-6864; fax 713-781-8182;
e-mail [email protected], or visit www.quilts.com
QUILTMAKING ACADEMY
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CLASS, LECTURE, AND
EVENT LISTINGS
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TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
ADMISSION
CLASSES BY CATEGORY
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ONLINE FEATURES
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ENROLLMENT
INSTRUCTIONS
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ENROLLMENT FORM
BC
General: $10 • Seniors 65+/Students: $8
Children 10 and under free with paid admission.
Full Show Pass: $25
*Note: If you are enrolling in classes, you do not need additional
daily admission tickets. Your enrollee badge serves as your entrance
to the show floor. You can also order advance tickets online and
print them from home at www.quilts.com
Q2: The Quintessential Quilt, the official Festival program will contain
lists of all exhibitors and quilts on display as well as a floor map,
lecture/event schedules, and helpful articles. Copies will be available
for $1 at the main ticket booths, the commemorative items booth,
and at tables toward the front of the hall.
GROUP ADMISSION & TOUR PACKAGES
Group Admission Only (Groups of 25 or more)
Advance purchase daily admission tickets—$9 per person
(includes official show program)
Daily admission tickets do not include show pin or a tote.
Please call 713-781-6864 or email [email protected]
to make arrangements.
Tickets and packages must be purchased by March 29, 2016.
QUILT DETAILS CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT:
Unique Brilliance of a Hundred Flowers by Harumi Asada.
From the special exhibit “In Full Bloom.” Far Afield by Timna Tarr.
From the special exhibit “In the American Tradition.” Lillian’s
Expectations by Bobbi Baugh. From the special exhibit “SAQA:
Balancing Act.”
COVER QUILT: Pennsylvania Star of Bethlehem
(main detail) by Mickey Beebe. Hand quilted by Georgia Randle;
Machine quilted by Mary Lundberg. From the special exhibit
“In the American Tradition 2015.”
TOP RIGHT ON COVER: Birds (detail) by Cecilia Koppmann.
From the special exhibit “Hands All Around 2015.”
NOTE: Group or tour participants enrolling for classes,
please see the Enrollment Instructions on the inside back cover
of the catalogue. You must use the special tour class enrollment
form, available on our website (www.quilts.com), in order to
receive proper credit towards the required enrollment fee.
The class enrollment deadline is March 25, 2016.
This class catalogue is a publication of
Quintessential Quilt Media, © 2015.
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EXHIBITS
S
PECIAL
EXHIBITS
F
estival’s
special
exhibits
excite
and
inspire!
note: more exhibits
to be added later
(top right) The Forest
(41" x 38") by Marianne Williamson.
From the special exhibit “Textiles in Motion.”
Photo by Gregory Case.
(below) Red Fox, Blue Fox
(18" x 24") by Kate Themel.
From the special exhibit “SAQA: Wild Fabrications.”
SAQA: Deeply Rooted
Juried by Kathyanne White
Co-curated by Pat Kroth, Karin Gundlach,
Cynthia Lewis, Cythia Wenslow, and Rebecca Kemble
Quilts in this exhibit interpret the concept of
being “rooted” somewhere in life or geography,
particularly on the soil of the American Midwest.
The theme is explored in both abstract and
representational ways, showcasing both art and
traditional quilts. Works come from SAQA
members in Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, and
Wisconsin. This exhibit makes its debut in Chicago.
A Century of Style
A selection of antique quilts made in both France
and the United States between 1760 and 1860.
Examples include a French Boutis quilt,
Medallion quilt, and Compass quilt to name a
few. This exhibit makes its debut in Chicago.
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Modern Quilt Guild Drunkard’s Path
This exhibit features Modern quilt-style interpretations of the popular traditional Drunkard’s
Path curved block. The quilts here were made by
members of Modern Quilt Guild chapters in the
Midwestern U.S. and Canada. This exhibit makes its
debut in Chicago.
Quilts: A World of Beauty
Presented by the International Quilt Association
A stunning array of prizewinners from the recent
annual judged show of the International Quilt
Association. Here is where IQA members around
the world send their best work to compete. In
2015, $94,250 in cash, non-purchase prizes were
awarded in more than 20 categories.
EXHIBITS
(left) I Found My Heart in San Francisco
(77" x 79") by Vel Garrick.
From the special exhibit “Tactile Architecture™.”
Sister Nature
(24" x 18") by Pat Bishop.
From the special exhibit “SAQA: Balancing Act.”
SAQA: Wild Fabrications
In the American Tradition
Sponsored by Jennifer Day Thread Stories and Alegre Retreat
This annual exhibit seeks to honor our country’s
rich quilt making heritage. All quilts participating
in this exhibit are clearly based on a documented
20th century or earlier American design or pattern.
This exhibit showcases a world of animals both
real and fantastical. Selected artists let their
imaginations run wild, and created interesting
and unusual interpretations of animals using
unexpected or unconventional materials and
adornments, and/or unusual techniques.
SAQA: Balancing Act
Sponsored by Jennifer Day Thread Stories and Alegre Retreat
Throughout history, women have had to balance
responsibilities to community, home, and family
while pursuing other interests, jobs, or careers.
This exhibit celebrates women both throughout
history and today.
Hands All Around
In Full Bloom
Magnificent flowers have motivated artists and
gardeners for hundreds of years. This juried exhibit celebrates the tradition of floral quiltmaking
and is in memory of Helen Pearce O’Bryant,
the late mother of Quilts, Inc. Executive Vice
President Nancy O’Bryant.
Channeling Maria Sibylla
(34" x 54") by Sally Wright.
From the special exhibit “In Full Bloom.”
Textiles in Motion
This exhibit features wallhangings that are
impressionistic images of water, flowers, forests
and gardens.
Sponsored by Quilters Newsletter
Artists around the world are incorporating influences from their own cultures into their designs
and techniques. This prestigious, long-running
international showcase includes recent quilts by
talented artists from every corner of the globe.
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INFORMATION
F
OR
YOUR INFORMATION
Airlines
Important note about rolling
totes and luggage!
Contact United’s MeetingWorks™ Desk at
1-800-864-8331 from 7 a.m.-9 p.m., Mon.Fri., and 8 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat. & Sun. (CST).
You must mention Agreement Code 670839
and Z Code ZVM9 to receive the discount. To
avoid a service fee and receive an additional 3%
discount, book online at www.united.com and
enter ZVM9670839 under “Offer Code.”
Due to safety and security concerns, rolling
totes and luggage will not be allowed on the
show floor. If you have a legitimate medical
need for one, please contact the Festival offices
(713-781-6864 or [email protected]) for
information on how to apply for a special pass.
Quilt Angels Needed!
FYI
Qualify for a halo in Quilt Heaven by becoming a Quilt Angel here on earth! You’ll gently
handle the special exhibit quilts as a “white
glove” guardian—protecting quilts from being
touched by eager fingers and showing them to
visitors who want to see the back or examine
details during show hours.
Three hours of volunteering earns you a specially designed Quilt Angel pin. If you volunteer for six or more hours, you will receive both
the pin and priority/early mailing on next year’s
class catalogue before the general public.
Any quilt lover can volunteer. Check the Quilt
Angel space on your enrollment form, and
you will be contacted by Festival’s Quilt Angel
coordinator for scheduling. Or e-mail
[email protected]
How to Get There and
Get Around
Delta/KLM/Air France
Call the Meeting Services Reservation desk at
1-800-328-1111, 7 a.m.-7 p.m., Mon.-Fri.
(CST). Mention Meeting Ticket Designator
code NMMBG. If purchasing tickets online at
www.delta.com click on the option to redeem
the certificate. Discount only good for flights
that originate in the U.S.
Hertz
Special discount rates are available. Call 1-800654-2240 in the U.S./Canada or 1-405-7494434 elsewhere. You must mention the show
and refer to CV#02TQ0017. You can also
book online at www.hertz.com and type that
code in the box for “convention number.”
Hotel
Home/Airport/Hotel
Hyatt Regency O’Hare
9300 Bryn Mawr Ave.
(Connected to the convention center via a
covered walkway)
Rosemont, IL 60018
Phone: 1-847-696-1234
Toll Free: 1-888-421-1442
Fax: 1-847-698-0139
Rates*
Single/Double—$154
Triple/Quad—$179
Cut off Date: 3/5/2016
*Reservations canceled after the cut-off date will
forfeit the first night’s deposit.
Be Prepared
• Festival offers everything in one convenient
location. There is a lot of territory to cover,
so bring comfortable, supportive shoes.
Remember—at Festival, fashion stops at
the knees!
• Remember to check the upcoming weather
forecast for the Rosemont area before
you leave.
Car Rental
Festival has negotiated special discounts with the
following businesses. Contact them directly and be
sure to mention International Quilt Festival. Visit
www.quilts.com under the Chicago Festival
section to book online.
This hotel is the official International Quilt
Festival host hotel. Any offers from other hotels
are not endorsed by Festival.
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United
Supershuttle
For a discount of 10%, reserve online at
http://groups.supershuttle.com/quilts.html
Where is the Donald E.
Stephens Convention Center?
Go to www.rosemont.com and click on
“Meetings/Conventions” to choose the center
for a map and directions. You may also call
1-847-692-2220.
• Bring proof of medical insurance in case
of sudden illness or injury. Bring any
prescription medicines you take. If you
become sick while at Festival, we are
required to notify your family.
Commemorative Items
A selection of commemorative items will be
available at Festival’s commemorative items
booth. You can also pick up your copy of
Q2: The Quintessential Quilt, the complete
program to the show.
More on the Show Floor…
M
ake It University!™
Want to take an hour-long workshop from one of
today’s top quilters and fiber artists? You can at
Make It University!™
Learn a new skill (or two) and make a whimsical
project as a show keepsake or gift for someone.
Materials are provided and no pre-enrollment
is required; just pay $10 at the entrance
(first-come, first-served).
Tickets available all day (for that day’s sessions
only) until the class space is sold out.
Schedule is subject to change.
Students show off their projects in the Maket It University!™ area last year. Photo by Rhianna Griffin.
O
pen Studios™
Want to meet some of today’s top quilters
and fiber artists? Come to this specially
constructed area to watch artists work in
real time!
Four artists will be working simultaneously under
the categories of “Quilt,” “Stitch,” “Embellish,”
and “Paint.” Stop by to learn a new technique
or two!
Schedule is subject to change.
Cindy Walter teaches “Enjoy Hand Quilting” at Open Studios last year.
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IQA
INTERNATIONAL
QUILT
ASSOCIATION
Q
I
A
The International Quilt Association—
A Worldwide Network of Quilters!
The popularity of quilting
has exploded in both
number of quilters and
amount of time and
money that they dedicate
to their passion. And there’s only one organization that promotes and supports that art
form with members from all over the planet:
The International Quilt Association!
The International Quilt Association (IQA)
is the world’s only 501(c)(3) non-profit
quilting organization that promotes the
appreciation and art of quilting around
the world.
In 1979, the four founders—Karey Patterson
Bresenhan, Nancy O’Bryant, and their mothers, Jewel Pearce Patterson (1910-2002) and
Helen Pearce O’Bryant (1914-2005)—set out
to create a group that would bring together the
varied factions of the quilt world.
Quilt collectors, teachers, artists, retailers,
suppliers, and just plain quilt lovers have all
joined IQA to help further its goals and
form a sense of community—and you can be
a part of it!
Members receive IQA’s online quarterly
journal, Quilts…A World of Beauty, featuring
informative articles, interviews, book reviews,
organizational news, a Teacher’s Directory,
Judged Show winner profiles, and scores of
stunning, full-color photos of quilts from all
over the world.
You also receive special privileges at both editions of International Quilt Festival (Chicago
and Houston) unavailable to non-members.
This includes a Preview Night entrance (and
extra hours) and a private photo opportunity
in Houston, one additional day’s free admission at all shows, a chance to enter your quilt
in the annual Judged Show, “Quilts: A World
of Beauty” or apply for a grant.
And best of all—you get to keep your awardwinning entry, since IQA’s awards are not
purchase prizes! In 2015, total prize money
awarded was $94,250!
THE 2016 RAFFLE QUILT
On the enrollment form in this catalogue, you
can purchase chances to win the 2016 IQA Raffle
Quilt, Fiesta Stars. It’s an original effort by
Dianne Thomas and Peg Pennell. Tickets are $1
each, and the winner will be drawn at the end of
Houston Festival on November 6, 2016 (winner
need not be present).
So become a card-carrying member of IQA today!
You can also find out more at www.quilts.org
Or visit IQA’s Facebook at
www.facebook.com/InternationalQuiltAssociation
Fiesta Stars
(94" x 94") by Dianne Thomas and
Peg Pennell. Photo by Mike McCormick.
BECOME A CARD-CARRYING MEMBER OF IQA TODAY!
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FACULTY
2016 Quiltmaking Academy
FACULTY
Frieda Anderson
Illinois
www.friestyle.com
Melody Crust
Washington
www.melodycrust.com
Kathy Kansier
Missouri
www.kathykansier.com
Kathy Lincoln
Virginia
www.kathylincoln.com
#106
#107, 110, 200, 302, 310
#100, 201, 300
#210, 303, 311
Jenny K. Lyon
California
www.quiltskipper.com
Laura Murray
Minnesota
www.lauramurraydesigns.com
Kathryn Pellman
California
www.kathrynpellman.com
Nancy Prince
Florida
www.nancyprince.com
#101, 204, 211, 312
#111, 215, 304
#102, 205, 212, 305, 314
#103, 206, 213, 301
Catherine Redford
Illinois
www.catherineredford.com
Cyndi Souder
Virginia
www.MoonlightingQuilts.com
Lorraine Torrence
Wisconsin
www.lorrainetorrence.com
Lori Triplett
Kansas
www.quiltandtextilecollections.com
#104, 207, 306, 315
#108, 112, 208, 214
#105, 202, 307, 316
#203, 308, 317
Laura Wasilowski
Illinois
www.artfabrik.com
#309
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CLASSES
Classes and Events
EDUCATION OFFICE
We recommend listing second choices NOW in case
your first choice class is filled.
NOTE
INFO
IN ORDER TO ATTEND ANY OF THE
CLASSES OR SPECIAL EVENTS LISTED
IN THIS CATALOGUE, YOU MUST
ENROLL THROUGH FESTIVAL’S
ENROLLMENT SERVICES OFFICE,
PAYING THE OVERALL ENROLLMENT
FEE OF $30 (WHICH INCLUDES
REPEAT DAILY ADMISSION IF
ENROLLED BY MARCH 25) AND THE
FEES FOR EACH CLASS OR SPECIAL
EVENT. EXCEPTIONS ARE NOTED IN
CLASS LISTINGS.
CLASS FEES
3-HOUR, $35; 6-HOUR, $65
MATERIALS FEES (MAT FEE)
Total class cost (fee plus materials) is noted on the
line with class numbers and titles. An * indicates
materials fee and/or equipment fee included;
material cost is noted below class description.
EQUIPMENT FEE (EQUIP FEE)
The Equipment Fee, which helps pay for the
electrical connections and service, is listed in the
same place as the Materials Fee. This fee is $4 per
class for a 3-hour sewing machine class, and $8
for a 6-hour sewing machine class.
REFUNDS
Refunds are granted for emergencies or for
serious dissatisfaction with a class that has
produced multiple complaints. You must give
your valid request and ask for a refund in writing
at the show only and within two hours after the
class concludes, or by the next morning if it is a
full-day class. Turn in the refund request at the
Education Office, Classroom 14 at the Donald
E. Stephens Convention Center. Refunds are
mailed after the show closes only if there were
multiple complaints for any one class.
CLASS SYMBOL CODE
E
B
B/I
I
I/A
A
H
D
AP
MM
PJ
PC
SM
EVERY SKILL LEVEL
BEGINNER LEVEL
BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE LEVEL
INTERMEDIATE LEVEL
INTERMEDIATE ADVANCED LEVEL
ADVANCED LEVEL
HAND SEWING
DESIGN WORK
ADVANCED PREPARATION REQUIRED
MIXED-MEDIA FOCUS
PROJECT-ORIENTED
PROCESS-ORIENTED
SEWING MACHINES PROVIDED IN CLASS
Thanks to Baby Lock, Pfaff Sewing
Machines and Husqvarna Viking, 100
sewing machines are provided for your
use in Festival classes. This means one machine
per student is supplied in all classes requiring machine
work. Irons are provided courtesy of Rowenta®,
Panasonic®/Brewer, Oliso®, and Maytag®.
Classroom 14 of the Donald E. Stephens
Convention Center is “command central” for
all educational offerings at Festival. It’s also the
place to check for classroom lost & founds, to
turn in any refund request or special request,
and to check in as a Teacher’s Pet.
ABBREVIATIONS OF MAGAZINE
TITLES OR BOOK PUBLISHERS
BP . . . . . . . .Breckling Press
FW . . . . . . . .F & W Media
LP . . . . . . . .Leone Publications
OM . . . . . . .Osterman Media
QATV . . . . .Quilting Arts TV on PBS
QAWB . . . . .Quilts…A World of Beauty
(IQA Journal)
SP . . . . . . . . .Self-Published
CANCELLATION OF A CLASS
BY MANAGEMENT
Occasionally, because of illness or other emergency, a teacher has to cancel a full class at
the last minute. We try to find a replacement
teacher, but give you the option of a refund or
taking the same subject from a different teacher.
CLASSROOM LOCATIONS
All classes and events will be at the Donald E.
Stephens Convention Center.
NOTE
Class size varies according to the teacher’s preference and the room size. Most classes have no
more than 25 students and some have fewer.
You must get the teacher’s specific permission
before photographing or videotaping his or her
class. Do not attempt to take flash photos of the
slide screen.
TEACHER’S PET
Festival teachers need help taking roll and
passing out materials in class. To be selected
as the Teacher’s Pet for a particular class
you must enroll for the class, check the
Teacher’s Pet blank on the enrollment
form, and fill in the number of the class
for which you want to be Teacher’s Pet.
The first to respond after enrolling to
take the class is the Teacher’s Pet for that
class. You will be notified by mail if you
are the Pet.
You will receive the 2016 Quilt Festival/
Chicago show pin or a Teacher’s Pet pin of
your choice from the past at the conclusion
of your class and duties.
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Supplies
Please note the following numerical codes used
to distinguish Basic Sewing Supplies (“BSS”) and
the abbreviations used in the supply lists found
after each class entry. Bring all listed supplies for
each of your classes. If supplies are not listed,
none are needed.
BASIC SEWING SUPPLIES (“BSS”)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
Sewing Needles
Quilting Needles
Neutral Sewing Thread
Sewing Thread to Match Fabric
Quilting Thread
Scissors (Fabric Cutting)
Scissors (Paper Cutting)
Embroidery Scissors (cut to point)
Thread Snips
Thimble
Pins
Safety Pins
Glue Stick
Template Material
Eraser
Mechanical Pencil
Colored Pencils
Paper, Pen, & Pencil
Tracing Paper
Graph Paper
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
Note/sketch paper
Small Trash Bag
Rotary Cutter
Rotary Cutting Mat
Rotary Cutting Ruler
Fabric for “Design Wall”
Sandpaper Board
Scotch Tape
X-Acto Knife
Fine-tip Black Sharpie Pen
Seam Ripper
Wear Apron or Old Clothes
SUPPLY LIST ABBREVIATIONS
addnl
approx
asst
avail
cm
diff
dk
Fat J(s)
FQ(s)
ft
in
lg
mat
med
additional
approximately
assorted, assortment
available
centimeter
different
dark
Fat Eighth(s) (9in x 22in)
Fat Quarter(s) (18 in x 22 in)
foot
inch
large
materials
medium
min
mm
opt
oz
pc(s)
pkg(s)
PFD
qt
sm
sq(s)
sz
WOF
wt
yd(s)
3-D
minimum
millimeter
optional
ounce
piece(s)
package(s)
Prepared for Dyeing
(fabric prewashed or purchased
as “PFD”)
quart
small
square(s)
size
width of fabric
(from selvage to selvage)
weight
yard(s)
three-dimensional
CLASSES
SUPPLY LIST
“Design Wall”—bring muslin, flannel, or batting to be
taped to the wall. (BSS#26)
DECIMAL EQUIVALENTS
J = .125
K = .375
L = .625
M = .875
G = .25
H = .5
I = .75
N = .33
O = .67
Festival Classes by Category
THESE CATEGORIES WERE SELECTED BY THE TEACHER OF THE CLASS.
APPLIQUÉ
FUSIBLE
#100, 102, 106, 111, 212, 300, 304, 305, 309, 314
EMBELLISHMENT
HAND
#104, 110, 111, 200, 210, 215, 304
#207, 310
MACHINE
MINIATURE QUILTS
#101, 204, 211, 310, 312
#100, 104
#102, 202
ROTARY CUTTING
MACHINE
MIXED-MEDIA
DYE
#106, 201, 303, 311
HAND
#202, 212, 300
ART QUILT
#203, 308, 317
SEWING
#201, 303, 311, 315
#102, 105, 106, 107, 110, 111, 200, 202, 300, 302, 304, 305,
309, 310, 314
EMBELLISH
#110, 307
STITCHERY–HAND
BEADWORK
PAINT
#104, 207, 307, 309
#210
#110, 111, 112, 200, 214, 215, 304, 307
PRINT
SURFACE DESIGN
BINDING & FINISHING
#214, 307
#112, 208, 214
#201
PIECING
GENERIC
TOOLS FOR
QUILTMAKING
COLOR
#107, 200, 203, 205, 308, 309, 317
#205, 302
#100, 201
CRAFTING
MACHINE
THREAD
PAINTING/SKETCHING
#110
DECORATING
#110
#105, 202, 212, 303, 311
QUILTING
BEGINNING
#101, 204, 310
DESIGN
GENERIC
#102, 105, 107, 108, 110, 111, 200, 205, 212, 302, 305, 306,
310, 314, 316
#310
#103, 206, 213, 301
WEARABLES
#110, 307
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CLASSES
Day by Day Listing of Classes and Events
Thursday, APRIL 7
NEW THIS YEAR! CLASS PROJECT PHOTOS BY TITLE!
ALL-DAY CLASSES
9:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M.
(NOON-2:00 P.M. LUNCH BREAK)
100. APPLIQUÉ TIPS & TECHNIQUES
*$115
Kathy Kansier
E,PC
•
THURSDAY
•
Make take-home samples of a variety of appliqué techniques including the basic appliqué stitch,
marking designs, freezer paper appliqué, needleturn appliqué, back basting, making perfect
circles, three types of stems, making leaves, inner and outer points and curves, broderie perse,
and dimensional techniques. Discuss threads, needles, and notions that work best for appliqué.
*CLASS PRICE - $65 + MAT FEE - $50 = $115
Supplies—BSS: 1; 3; 6; 7; 8; 10; 11; 15; 16; 22; 31; Karen Buckley’s Perfect Circles (avail for sale in
class); fabric marking pen with interchangeable colors (suggest Bohin Marking pen with white,
gray, and pink chalk); Gin and Hin Clover Bias Tape Makers.
100
101. YES YOU CAN FREE-MOTION QUILT!
*$89
Jenny K. Lyon
B,PC,SM
Put yourself in a fun, supportive, and encouraging atmosphere as you learn to free-motion quilt!
Begin by drawing motifs on paper, then move on to quilt sandwiches. Discover how the right
choices in fabric, batting, etc. can significantly improve your work. Learn five versatile motifs
useful on any project, then begin quilting your own quilts! www.quiltskipper.com
*CLASS PRICE - $65 + MAT FEE - $16 + EQUIP FEE - $8 = $89
Supplies—BSS: 9; 18; 21.
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102. FASHIONISTA POSTCARDS
*$78
Kathryn Pellman
I/A,D,PJ,PC,AP,SM
Using fusible appliqué and conversational prints, create, outfit, and accessorize your own fashionistas using freehand cutting and free-motion quilting to draw without patterns while creating
these postcard size quilts. No design experience necessary, however, some free-motion quilting
experience is required.
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Supplies—BSS: 6; 8; 9; 11 (straight); 18; 22; 23; 24 (min 12in); 25 (12in); asst threads including
decorative; cardboard window with a 4in x 6in opening; plastic pressing sheet; disappearing ink
pen. Fabric: lots of sm pcs of conversational prints (flowers, fashion accessories, props, dogs, cats,
etc.—when considering scale, note figure is approx 3.5in head to toe); selection of approx 3in x
4in or larger pcs printed “dress fabric”; selection of 5in x 7in or larger solid (cotton or silk
dupioni) or neutral monochromatic print for background; Gyd for postcard backs; Gyd white
felt (this is your batting); Hyd Wonder-Under 805. A limited number of conversational prints
and fabric stamps will be for sale. Sharing and trading is encouraged.
CLASSES
Thursday, APRIL 7
ALL-DAY CLASSES
9:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M.
103. THREAD PAINTING—IT’S AS EASY AS 1,2,3
*$89
Nancy Prince
E,PJ,SM
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THURSDAY
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Have you wanted to incorporate realism into your quilting with a little thread work but just aren’t
sure where to start? Come thread paint this small country vignette! Correct thread selection is
paramount to creating the realism you want, as is learning how to manipulate the hoop to create a
wide range of designs. Learn just how simple thread painting can be if taken a step at a time and
taught by the International Quilt Association 2014 Best of Show winner!
Supplies—BSS: 9; 11; 21; 40wt rayon or polyester thread as follows: dk brown or dk taupe for tree
trunk; four shades of orchid from very dk to light (all in the same color family) for orchid tree
canopy; dk rust, med brown, dk green, med bright green for house, dirt, and shrubs; asst of
several flower colors for shrubs; med brown and three to four shades of yellow from golden yellow
to dk gold for forsythia; addl 40wt rayon or polyester threads in green, browns, orchid, and
yellow from your stash; 60wt gray bobbin fill (avail for sale in class); 6in wooden or plastic
machine embroidery hoop (avail for sale in class). See thread color suggestions for orchid canopy
& forsythia at www.nancyprince.com
104. WOOL APPLIQUÉ WITH DIMENSIONAL EMBROIDERY EMBELLISHMENT
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*$85
Catherine Redford
I/A,H
Learn the techniques required for successful whipstitch wool appliqué while working on a small
piece that can be finished into a needle case or pincushion. Add some fun and interesting
embroidery stitches to embellish and add dimension to your project. FW.
Supplies—BSS: 6; 7; 8; 11; 22; 30; 8in x 11in freezer paper.
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105. IMPROVING THE CHECKERBOARD
*$73
Lorraine Torrence
I/A,D,PJ,PC,AP,SM
Learn many variations on the classic Checkerboard pattern! Spend the day doing Checkerboard
exercises that you may later use together for a Checkerboard wallhanging.
http://lorrainetorrence.danemcoweb.com/gallery/1/
*CLASS PRICE - $65 + EQUIP FEE - $8 = $73
Supplies—BSS: 3; 6; 11; 18; 21; 23 (med); 24 (18in x 24in); 25 (6in x 24in). Fabric: four Gyd pcs as
follows: Fabric A—one med dk, Fabric B—one med in a diff color, Fabric C—one med light in the
same color as A, and Fabric D—one med-light to light in the same color as B; two FQs of med contrast (a batik and a mottled solid work well for this exercise, or a multicolored hand dye and a monochromatic hand dye); FQ of a Hin to 1in wide even stripe (both colors are exactly the same width—
if you can’t find an even stripe that suits you there will be some for sale in class); six to eight addl FQs,
Gyd, or Hyd pcs of other coordinating fabrics to fill in where you need to (some should be brighter
accent pieces). Before you come to class, cut two 2in x WOF strips from each of Fabrics A-D. Sew
alternating strips of A and B fabrics together into a strip set of four strips; sew alternating strips of C
and D fabrics together into a strip set of four strips. Press the seam allowances of the strip sets toward
the darker fabric. If you want to use all of your fabrics together in one wallhanging later, select them
to be a pleasing, interesting combination. Concentrate on a range of values and, if using prints,
provide a range of scale: some lg scale prints, some med and some sm scale—perhaps some stripes,
solids, and anything else that works with the group. Batiks, mottled solids, and hand-dyes work well.
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CLASSES
Thursday, APRIL 7
MORNING CLASSES
9:00 A.M.-NOON
106. SPRING GREETING—DAFFODILS
Frieda Anderson
B/I,PJ
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THURSDAY
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*$65
Daffodils herald the coming of Spring. Make a fused wall quilt top from hand-dyed fabrics and
a pattern.
Supplies—BSS: 7; 8; 16; 22; 23 (45mm); 24 (12in x 18in); 25 (12in); 28; 30.
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107. FOR THE LOVE OF COLOR
*$52
Melody Crust
E,D,PC
What you always wanted to know about color but were afraid to ask. Understand color concepts
that quilters use—balance, pattern, texture, dominance, and the many moods of color. Play with a
large variety of fabric samples, laying them out to experience the magic we can create with glorious
color. www.melodycrust.com
Supplies—BSS: 18; 26 (sm); reducing glass (opt). Fabric: two identical groups of twenty-five 4in
sqs of 100% cotton (one to keep, one to trade) in wide range of color and value—including
geometrics, florals, and solid colors.
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108. DESIGNING MEANINGFUL MEMORY QUILTS
*$55
Cyndi Souder
E,D,PJ,PC
Celebrate your memories and your loved ones in quilts! Start with an idea or a collection of
linens, clothing, or pictures, and design a personal, meaningful memory quilt. Come see how
beautiful it can be!
Supplies—BSS: 18; a list or pictures of what you would like to include in your memory quilt (opt).
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CLASSES
Thursday, APRIL 7
AFTERNOON CLASSES
2:00-5:00 P.M.
110. FANTASTIC FABRIC FOILING
*$51
Melody Crust
E,D,PC,MM
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THURSDAY
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Bring your projects to life with instant (and permanent) glitz and shine. Apply foil using a variety
of adhesives and make use of a variety of ideas that make it easy. Traditional and non-traditional
quilters will learn how to incorporate foil into real show-stoppers! Quilt Toppings: Fun and Fancy
Embellishments, BP; www.melodycrust.com
Supplies—BSS: 6; 7; 18; 22; 32; approx 2yds freezer paper; masking tape; rag; 1in foam brush;
fancy edge paper scissors (opt); stencils (opt). Fabric for experimentation: four to six asst fabrics—
FQs work well (pre-washed or PFD work best)—some dk and light solids and some with a little
visual texture.
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111. EXOTICA QUILT BLOCK
*$53
Laura Murray
E,PJ,MM
Evoke the exotic designs of ancient Persia while completing a one-of-kind quilt block in class.
Have fun while learning how to use paintstiks for stamp rubbings with Murray’s newest stamp set
to create curved square shapes. No sewing is required because the shapes are layered and fused to a
background fabric square. Most will complete one block in class for later use in quilts, garment
embellishment, or home dec.
Supplies—BSS: 6; 22; 32; erasable marking pencil or chalk. Fabric: Hyd black cotton; two Gyd
cotton pcs (or FQs) in bright, solid colors which clearly contrast with each other (i.e. red, lime,
gold, orange, etc.)
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112. SHIVA PAINTSTIK PRIMER
*$80
Cyndi Souder
E,PC,MM
Learn two basic ways to apply Paintstiks to fabric—by rubbing on texture plates and by using a
brush. You’ll be amazed at how fun and easy it is!
Supplies—BSS: 7; 22; 32; painter’s tape (blue preferred); old toothbrush; sm knife that you use
for crafts (box cutter will work—if you’re flying and carrying on all bags, instructor will have a few to
lend); Grip n’ Grip (opt and a few avail for sale). Fabric: min four 14in or 16in cotton sqs—two
white and two black.
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CLASSES
Friday, APRIL 8
ALL-DAY CLASSES
9:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M.
200. PAINT GLORIOUS PAINT
*$85
Melody Crust
E,D,PC,MM
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FRIDAY
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Come play where the possibilities are endless and rules are few. Fabric paints enrich your projects
before you begin sewing—or after. Use stencils, rubber stamps, and finger painting techniques
and join your classmates to look like a room full of Picassos. This is magic waiting to happen! Quilt
Toppings: Fun and Fancy Embellishments, BP; www.melodycrust.com
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Supplies—BSS: 6; 7; 18; 22; 23; 24 (med); 25 (med); 30; 32; 4-6yds freezer paper; masking tape
(approx. ¾in wide); lg plastic garbage bag; sm paper cups or old ice cube tray; two or three plastic
tubs with lids (one pound butter size); paper plate; paint brushes—one stencil, 1in foam, and asst
artist brushes; fat Sharpie; any of the following sponges—kitchen, natural, or cosmetic. rubber
gloves (opt); inexpensive foam stamps (opt). Fabric: asst colors including some simple prints to
total 2-4yds—FQs work well (pre-washed or PFD work best).
201. QUILTS WITH GREAT EDGES
*$123
Kathy Kansier
E,H,PC,AP,SM
Learn a variety of techniques to complete the edges of quilts while making take-home samples.
Your samples will include a fused binding, rickrack binding, reversible binding, single and
double piping inserted in a binding, scallops, single and double-fold binding, mitered corners,
connected tails, and hand and machine finishes for bindings.
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Supplies—BSS: 1; 3; 6; 7; 8; 11; 16; 22; 23 (45mm); 24 (6in x 12in); 25 (6in x 12in, 4in sq); 31;
red or variegated machine embroidery thread for decorative stitching; approx 15in sq quilt sandwich with the batting and backing 1in wider than the top on all sides (Batting can be 100% cotton
or an 80/20 blend. The sandwich can be a block or wallhanging to finish. It should be finished
with quilting to the edges); thread to match the binding for the 15in sq; package of binding clips;
fabric marking pencils (suggest the Bohin 3-lead pen with white, gray, and pink chalk). Fabric: two
2.5in x 40in bias or straight grain binding strips for the 15in sq.
202. COLLAGE CURVES MINI QUILT
*$103
Lorraine Torrence
E,PJ,PC,SM
Use one of Torrence’s Caribbean-inspired Mini Quilt patterns and complete kit. Cut, mount,
do foundation piecing, zig zag, and make bias to cover curves.
http://lorrainetorrence.danemcoweb.com/shop/category/patterns/quilt-patterns/
Supplies—BSS: 3; 6; 7; 11; 18; 30.
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203. ADIRE—AFRICAN INDIGO RESIST & DYE
*$90
Lori Triplett
E,D,PJ,MM
Learn more about the history of African indigo resist and the road to America. Explore and learn
three different indigo resist techniques—bean wrap, raffia resist, and hand painted resist. Prepare
one yard of fabric using the resist techniques of your choice, then dye the fabric and it is ready to
take home and make into a quilt.
Supplies—BSS: 1; 3; 32; rubber gloves.
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CLASSES
Friday, APRIL 8
MORNING CLASSES
9:00 A.M.-NOON
204. FEARLESS FREE-MOTION FILLS FOR THE MODERN QUILTER
*$51
Jenny K. Lyon
B/I,PC,SM
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FRIDAY
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Modern quilters have unique quilting needs. Learn some fun and creative ways to quilt your work
at home on your own machine. Practice with various patterns and combinations and see how your
quilting can create interest without detracting from your design. Relax and begin to launch your
own personal style. Minimal free-motion experience needed. www.quiltskipper.com
Supplies—BSS: 9; 18; 21; 25 (12in); blue wash out marker (avail for purchase in class).
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205. NOT SO MINDLESS SCRAP QUILTS
*$40
Kathryn Pellman
E,D,PJ,PC
Make a wallhanging while exploring design possibilities of abstract, large scale, and realistic prints
to make traditional blocks. Stay organized, efficiently cut and piece blocks, and organize to create a
secondary design.
Supplies—BSS: 6; 13; 23; 24 (min 12in); 25 (min 12in). Fabric: eight Gyd pcs of wild,
abstract, colorful, conversational, or tropical fabric (we will do some trading); 2yds neutral
monochromatic print.
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206. COUNTRY THREADS—THREAD PAINTING MADE EASY
*$55
Nancy Prince
E,PJ,SM
A simple design, a few spools of thread, and a willingness to learn are all that is required to be
successful in this workshop. This is a great way to ease into thread painting and learn the basics—
a good refresher if you have already taken a workshop. It’s fun and addictive, so come have some
fun with the International Quilt Association 2014 Best of Show winner.
Supplies—BSS: 9; 11; 21; 40wt rayon or polyester thread as follows: dark brown for tree limbs &
flower center; variegated summer or spring (avail for sale in class) for tree canopy; charcoal for
barbwire; med brown for fence; dk & med green for grass; variegated orchid (or your choice) for
flower; 60wt gray bobbin thread (avail for sale in class); addl rayon or polyester threads from your
stash; 6in wooden or plastic machine embroidery hoop (avail for sale in class).
www.nancyprince.com
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CLASSES
Friday, APRIL 8
MORNING CLASSES
9:00 A.M.-NOON
207. BOLD HAND STITCHES AS YOUR QUILTING LINE
Catherine Redford
B/I,H,PC
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FRIDAY
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*$55
Learn the quick and easy way of hand quilting with big bold hand stitches. Mark your designs, baste
your pieces, and set to sewing. Find out how relaxing and fun it can be to finish your tops by hand.
Supplies—BSS: 8; 11; 15in sq quilt block (any design) or mini quilt. Fabric: 16in sq backing fabric.
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208. TSUKINEKO INK BASICS
*$83
Cyndi Souder
E,PC,MM
Use these versatile inks in two ways—to add delicate, controlled color for highlights or tinting, or
to add bolder color to create your own fabric color scheme. Tint photo transfers or add color to
your labels.
Supplies—BSS: 18; 30; 32; Grip n’ Grip (opt and avail for purchase from instructor). Fabric: Gyd
to Hyd scrap muslin; three or more 10in sqs of white or light color cotton.
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Friday, APRIL 8
AFTERNOON CLASSES
2:00-5:00 P.M.
210. BEGINNING BEADING FOR THE TRADITIONAL QUILTER
*$60
Kathy Lincoln
B,D,PC
This is just what you need to learn the basics for beading a quilt. It is not only art quilts that are
being beaded—traditional quilts are also being beaded with great effect. Push those edges of the
box out a little further and see what you can accomplish! www.kathylincoln.com
Supplies—BSS: 9; 10; 18; fabric marking pencils.
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CLASSES
Friday, APRIL 8
AFTERNOON CLASSES
2:00-5:00 P.M.
211. FANTASTIC FREE-STYLING FEATHERS
*$51
Jenny K. Lyon
B/I,PC,SM
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FRIDAY
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The echo feather method makes it easy to gain the confidence you need to create your own unique
feather style. Learn what makes a beautiful, voluptuous feather. Practice on paper and then begin
to form those gorgeous feathers on fabric. Echo feathers can easily be used as fill and will fit into
any space with little or no marking. Some free-motion experience needed. www.quiltskipper.com
Supplies—BSS: 9; 18; 21; blue wash-out marker (also avail for purchase in class).
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212. BACKART—BACK CLINIC
*$40
Kathryn Pellman
E,D
Explore creative solutions, take risks, and experiment with new ideas for quilt backs that address
fabric shortages, leftover strips and blocks, and enlarged design elements. Learn techniques for
cutting and assembling. Backart - On the Flip Side, 1991, LP.
Supplies—BSS: 18. Fabric: quilt top; leftover fabric and pcs from the top. If you don’t have any
larger pcs, bring larger pcs you considered using for the top, but rejected.
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213. THREAD SKETCHING WHIMSICAL FLOWERS
*$50
Nancy Prince
E,PJ,SM
Perfect for beginners or for those wanting to brush up on their thread work skills—learn the techniques for both thread painting and thread sketching, making it easy for you to incorporate theses
techniques into your own quilt or landscape design. A pre-printed design acts as a guide to make
the technique simple. Creating designs in thread is just too much fun. So, come learn the process
from the International Quilt Association 2014 Best of Show winner!
Supplies—BSS: 9; 11; 21; 40wt rayon or polyester thread as follows: black, dk gray, med gray,
bright fluorescent pink (needs to show up on lime green fabric), bright gold, med olive for large
flower; black for stems and leaves; addl rayon or polyester threads in pink, blue, yellow, and gray;
60wt gray bobbin fill (avail for sale in class); 6in or 7in wooden or plastic machine embroidery
hoop (avail for sale in class). Fabric: 10in x 14in lime green tone-on-tone cotton (no lg designs or
busy prints); 10in sq muslin if you want to practice first. See www.nancyprince.com under
Workshops for fabric color suggestion.
214. WONDERFUL WOODBLOCK PRINTING
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*$80
Cyndi Souder
E,PC,MM
Print your own fabric and create your own designs! Working with woodblocks and fabric paint,
learn how to get clean impressions, how to plan overall patterns, and how to create focus quilt
blocks with single impressions.
Supplies—BSS: 18; 32; feel free to bring any woodblocks you already own. Fabric: variety of solid or
very subtle prints in pcs no larger than 1yd each—12in sqs will be easiest to work with—batiks and
Cherrywood hand-dyed fabrics work well.
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CLASSES
Friday, APRIL 8
AFTERNOON CLASSES
2:00-5:00 P.M.
215. PLAYING WITH PAINTSTIKS
*$55
Laura Murray
E,PC
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FRIDAY
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Do you own paintstiks, but aren’t sure how to use them—or thinking about making a purchase,
but concerned your new paintstiks may become yet another unused product in your workroom?
Gain confidence by learning a fun, hands-on approach to using Shiva Artist Paintstiks to
make exactly the right fabric for your purpose, whether subtle batik, dramatic print, or soft
shaded backgrounds.
Supplies—BSS: 22; 32; ¾in or 1in wide masking or blue painter’s tape. Fabric: min of eight 1214in pre-washed fabric sqs (cotton, silk, or synthetic)—at least six sqs dk color and two sqs light of
solid, hand-dyed, or subtle tone-on-tone.
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Friday, APRIL 8
EVENING EVENT
6:00-8:30 P.M.
220. IRON QUILTER CHALLENGE
$20
Sponsored by BERNINA of America
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Debbie Caffery wins the Golden Iron in 2015 at Chicago.
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Join us for an evening of fierce—but friendly—competition as three teams of teachers and
quilters face off to see who can create the best quilt in just two hours!
Each team is provided a different collection of 14 fabrics, and has to work feverishly to design
and create a quilt worthy of your vote. The winning team will get to take home the Golden
Iron and some serious bragging rights! There will be a complimentary snack table and cash bar, and audience Mix and Mingle,
and tons of great door prizes, including the Grand Door Prize…a brand new BERNINA
sewing machine! Audience members can also participate in a Show & Tell, and share a project from a class or
one they've recently completed. And our roving emcees will keep things stirred up between
the challenge participants and provide loads of entertainment for the audience. Sewing machines sponsored by BERNINA of America. Irons provided by Oliso®.
Rotary cutting mats, rulers, and cutters provided by Prym/Dritz Omnigrid.
Fabrics donated by Benartex, Moda Fabrics, and Michael Miller Fabrics.
Batting donated by Pellon.
Fabrics, rotary cutting equipment, and irons will become door prizes at the end of the
evening as well. Additional door prizes provided by Martingale.
CLASSES
Saturday, APRIL 9
ALL-DAY CLASSES
9:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M.
300. MAKING A GRAND ENTRANCE
*$80
Kathy Kansier
E,D,PJ
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SATURDAY
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Design and make a grand entrance based on a photo you will bring to class. Start the day with a
Power Point presentation on color and design, then create the pattern for your wallhanging
(any size) by using tracer lights provided in class. Simplify your design, choose fabrics, and begin
fusing them in place on a background fabric. Your project will be finished at home with machine
appliqué, quilting, and embellishments. See inspiring entrances made by the instructor and her
students at www.kathykansier.com
Supplies—BSS: 1; 3; 6; 7; 8; 11; 13; 15; 16; 22; 23 (45mm); 24 (18in x 24in); 25 (6in x 24in);
30; three diff entrance photos you are considering for your project—no larger than 4in sq; white
paper for the pattern (40in x 60in or 30in x 50in for a smaller wallhanging); 17in x 6yds paper
backed fusible (Wonder-Under or Steam-A-Seam2). Fabric: variety of fabrics to choose from
for the doorway, arch and wall stones, sky, greenery etc. Pay attention to scale—not all landscape
fabrics will work for a large wallhanging. Yardage cuts are better than FQs.
301. CREATING DEPTH & REALISM WITH THREAD SKETCHING
300
*$98
Nancy Prince
E,PJ,SM
Thread sketching has become a very popular way to play with thread, and the best part is that results
are almost instant. Experiment as you sketch a printed flower to give it more depth and realism.
Other topics include how to choose thread for your own projects and how to micro quilt to
give the finished project an unbelievable finished look. So, sign up and join the fun with the
International Quilt Association 2014 Best of Show winner.
Supplies—BSS: 9; 11; 21; 31; 40wt rayon or polyester thread as follows: bright green, bright yellow,
med mauve for flower; addl 40wt threads in rayon or polyester in greens, purple, and yellow from
your stash; 7in wooden or plastic machine embroidery hoop (avail for sale in class); 10in sq quilt
sandwich to practice; tweezers.
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Saturday, APRIL 9
MORNING CLASSES
9:00 A.M.-NOON
302. JOINING THE BLOCKS—QUILT-AS-YOU-GO STYLE
*$39
Melody Crust
E,D,PC,SM
Learn to join pre-quilted blocks using several innovative techniques. Go home ready to make
larger machine quilted quilts without all the work of trying to get it into your machine. The QuiltAs-You-Go method allows for more detailed quilting using a standard sewing machine since
you’re only quilting a small section at a time. www.melodycrust.com
Supplies—BSS: 6; 9; 11; 18; 22; 23; 24 (med); 25 (med); 31; thread to match the sashing strips
(opt); FQ batting. Fabric: three 5in x 10in quilted quilt blocks (low loft batting works best) or
pre-quilted fabric; FQs for front and back sashing strips.
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CLASSES
Saturday, APRIL 9
MORNING CLASSES
9:00 A.M.-NOON
303. LET’S GET STARTED
*$49
Kathy Lincoln
B,PJ,PC,SM
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SATURDAY
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Start with rotary cutting and don’t stop until we have covered piecing, pressing, and borders.
Develop the confidence to take on all those projects that you have been waiting to do!
www.kathylincoln.com
Supplies—BSS: 3; 6; 11; 18; 23 (45mm); 24 (12in x 18in); 25 (8.5in x 12in, 6in sq); 31; fabric
marking pencils. Fabric: Nyd light background; three med value FQs and one dk FQ for blocks;
Nyd for border and block center.
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304. KALEIDOSCOPE MAGIC
*$50
Laura Murray
E,PJ,MM
Love Kaleidoscope designs, but not the challenges of traditional piecing techniques? Learn some
everyday magic by discovering how easy it is to use paintstiks, Kaleidescope rubbing plates, and
stamps to create gorgeous designs without sewing a single stitch. Complete up to five 7in square
designs in this fun class where no artistic skills are required.
Supplies—BSS: 6; 22; 32. Fabric: Min of ten 10in black cotton sqs plus sm amounts (Jyd or
Fat Js) in bright, solid colored cotton (red, lime green, turquoise, gold, etc.).
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305. CARTOON SNAPSHOTS
*$40
Kathryn Pellman
E,D,PJ,PC
Using your sense of humor, fusible appliqué, pictorial fabrics, fabric pens, and a pattern kit,
create and frame, a personalized snapshot or caricature of yourself or anyone you like using a
traditional quilt pattern.
305
Supplies—BSS: 6; 8; 18; 22; Hyd Wonder-Under 805; fabric pens for drawing faces; plastic
pressing sheet. Fabric: Lots of sm pcs of conversational prints (flowers, fashion accessories, props,
dogs, cats, etc.—when considering scale, note figure is approx 10in head to toe); sm pcs of fabric
(at least 8in sq) for hair, body, table, and any accessories we may need to make; 14in sq neutral
monochromatic print for background. Limited number of conversational prints will be for sale.
Sharing and trading is encouraged.
306. HAPPY SCRAPPY IMPROV QUILT
*$39
Catherine Redford
B/I,D,PJ,SM
Have you looked at other Improv Quilts and not known where to start? Take a bag of scraps, add a
neutral solid, and some happy thoughts! See a few examples, discuss some techniques—including
adding narrow strips and gentle curved piecing—and start stitching. Everyone will go home with a
little wallhanging ready to quilt.
Supplies—BSS: 3; 6; 22; 23 (45mm); 24 (12in x 18in); 25 (6in x 18in); 26 (36in x 42in). Fabric:
quart bag of fabric scraps 1in sq and larger (include some bigger pieces left over from your quilts)
or six to eight FQs and be prepared to trade; Hyd solid neutral (white/grey/cream).
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CLASSES
Saturday, APRIL 9
MORNING CLASSES
9:00 A.M.-NOON
307. THE ART OF THE COVERED BUTTON
*$45
Lorraine Torrence
E,D,PJ
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SATURDAY
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Artful covered buttons can be the focal point or a perfect simple finish to a garment. Learn the
best forms and tools to use and many options for covering buttons—discharging, stamping,
piecing, and more. http://lorrainetorrence.danemcoweb.com/shop/product/bright-ideaswearables-vol-1-button-strategies/
Supplies—BSS: 1; 6; 9; 10; 30; 32; sm to med hammer; embroidery thread or other interesting
thread to stitch on buttons. Fabric: any interesting fabric you want to use for covering buttons.
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308. AFRICAN ADIRE SILK SCARVES
*$55
Lori Triplett
E,PJ,MM
Learn African multiple indigo resist techniques—stitch resist, tie, and wood blocks—then select
two techniques to create and dye two 100% silk scarves. Scarves will be dyed in the workshop.
Supplies—BSS: 1; 32; plastic gloves.
308
309. TINY HOMES
*$60
Laura Wasilowski
E,D,PJ,PC
Create a charming little house quilt and learn these fusing techniques—free cutting, collage
building, improvisational design, and bias fusing. Make a whimsical village placed in a colorful
landscape setting.
Supplies—BSS: 6; 8; 10; 22; 23 (45mm); 24 (18in); 25 (18in); specialty blades like pinking, wavy,
or scallop (opt); 18in sq batting. Fabric: 18in sq for quilt backing.
309
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CLASSES
Saturday, APRIL 9
AFTERNOON CLASSES
2:00-5:00 P.M.
310. STITCHING THROUGH THE LAYERS—THE ART & ELEGANCE OF STRAIGHT LINE QUILTING
Melody Crust
E,D,PC
•
SATURDAY
•
$35
Focus on straight line quilting designs! You’ve made a beautiful quilt top, now what? Learn—
step-by-easy-step—how to decide on the right quilting design, what works, what doesn’t, and why.
Perfect for hand and machine quilters and both traditional and art quilts. Stitching Through the
Layers: Straight Line Stitching, OM; www.melodycrust.com
Supplies—BSS: 18; unfinished quilt top.
310
311. TUNE UP YOUR PIECING
*$49
Kathy Lincoln
B/I,PJ,PC,SM
Greater accuracy will lead to more success in your quilting and allow you to take on more challenging projects with confidence. Explore four quick piecing techniques that will speed up your
piecing and will increase your accuracy. www.kathylincoln.com
Supplies—BSS: 3; 6; 7; 11; 18; 23 (45mm); 24 (12in x 18in); 25 (8.5in x 12in, 6in sq); 27; fabric
marking pencils. Fabric: Iyd asst lights; Iyd asst meds; Gyd dk; Iyd borders and binding.
311
312. FEARLESS FREE-MOTION FILLS AND FRILLS
*$51
Jenny K. Lyon
B/I,PC,SM
Jazz up your quilts with some new motifs! Practice a variety of fills—both angular and frilly—and
see how they can enhance your own quilts. Choose the right motif, combine motifs for added
interest, and choose the right thread. Some free-motion experience needed. www.quiltskipper.com
Supplies—BSS: 9; 18; 21; 25 (12in); blue wash-out marker (also avail for purchase in class).
312
314. A SHE CAVE OF MY OWN
*$35
Kathryn Pellman
E,D,PJ,PC
Use fusible appliqué, freehand cutting, and conversational prints to create and decorate your own
house or she cave wall hanging. No design experience necessary.
Supplies—BSS: 6; 8; 18; 22; plastic pressing sheet. Fabric: lots of sm pcs of conversational prints
(fish, flowers, fashion accessories, props, etc.—when considering scale, note figure is approx
4-8in head to toe). If you have people, bring them in all sizes; a selection of Gyd pcs for house,
roof, interior, trees, etc.; 18in sq neutral or monochromatic print for background; 1yd
Wonder-Under 805. A limited number of conversational prints will be for sale. Sharing and
trading is encouraged.
314
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CLASSES
Saturday, APRIL 9
AFTERNOON CLASSES
2:00-5:00 P.M.
315. WRAPPED IN SCRAPS BOWL
*$48
Catherine Redford
E,PJ,SM
•
SATURDAY
•
Use clothes line and fabric to make a beautiful bowl or tablerunner on the sewing machine.
Start with the basic technique, then choose your project, and stitch away. Go home with all the
skills necessary to start your next fabulous piece. QATV, series 1300; FW.
Supplies—BSS: 4; 6; 22; sm binder clip or clothes pin; stiletto. Fabric: 1yd batik or hand-dyed.
315
316. DESIGN PRINCIPLES & ELEMENTS FOR QUILTERS
*$39
Lorraine Torrence
E,D
Improve your quilts by understanding and using basic design information. See slides of quilts
demonstrating different principles and elements. Do exercises to improve design with value, scale,
balance, and more. http://lorrainetorrence.danemcoweb.com/shop/category/books-dvds-leaflets/
Supplies—BSS: 7; 13; 18; 23 (sm/med); 24 (sm/med); 25 (1in x 12in or 3in x 12in or 6in x 12in).
316
317. ADIRE—AFRICAN INDIGO RESIST TECHNIQUES
*$60
Lori Triplett
E,D,PJ,MM
Interested in learning more about resist techniques? Explore modern day African resist
techniques and work together on three different resist techniques—bean wrap, raffia, and handpainted resist. Receive a prepared indigo resist kit which allows you to leave with one yard of resist
prepared fabric and a dye packet to take home and dye.
Supplies—BSS: 1; 3; 6.
317
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ONLINE
Online Features
It’s easier than ever to find out
what’s happening with Festival
and in the world of quilting!
Like us on Facebook!
See us on Instagram!
Follow QuiltFestival for tons of great
photos from our show and plenty of
“quilty” eye candy year-round! Posting your own photos from our show?
Use hashtag #quiltfestival.
“Like” QuiltFestival on Facebook
and get up-to-date show
information and answers to
your show-related questions,
or connect with other quilters.
Find these
and other
special online
features at
Quilts.com
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Follow us on Twitter!
This fresh and fun quarterly
e-zine celebrates the art and
community of quilting with
regular features, interviews,
free projects, and exclusive
stories. Sign up at
www.friendsatfestival.com
Follow QuiltFestival on Twitter
for news and information
leading up to Festival, and
important announcements
during our two shows.
Tweeting from Festival?
Use hashtag #quiltfestival
CLASS/EVENT ENROLLMENT INSTRUCTIONS
Use of the class/event enrollment form is permitted
ONLY if you are attending
classes and events and is not to
be used to request daily admission tickets. You do not need
to purchase daily admission
tickets in addition to the enrollment fee–admission to the
show is included. For daily
admission ticket information,
please see page 2.
FILLING OUT THE CLASS/EVENT
ENROLLMENT FORM TO PRE-ENROLL
• Use a separate form for each person.
• You may photocopy the form and
give it to others.
• When filling out your class selections:
• List your first and second
choices for each time period.
(Listing more than one choice is
not required, but helpful to you
if your first choice is full.)
• Include payment for your first
choice classes only.
• Your signature is required (located
at the top of the form) to confirm
that you have read and agreed to the
Liability Waiver and Indemnification
Agreement (see end of page).
HOW TO PAY
CHECK:
• Made payable to Quilts, Inc. in U.S.
dollars only and drawn on a U.S. bank.
• All forms covered by one check must
be mailed in the same envelope.
CREDIT CARD:
• We accept Visa, MasterCard,
American Express, and Discover.
• If the credit card number is declined,
incomplete, or incorrect, you will be
assessed a $10 fee. Please make sure
to include a valid expiration date with
the credit card number.
Enrollment
questions?
e-mail
[email protected]
or
call 1-512-407-9185
Mon.-Thurs., 9 a.m.-4 p.m.,
Friday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., CST
ENROLLMENT FEE
CONFIRMATION OF CLASSES
• $30 Enrollment Fee is charged
for all persons submitting the
class/event enrollment form.
You may not pay the enrollment
fee only–it is only for persons
attending classes and events.
This special package fee includes:
(A $42 value if these items are all
purchased separately).
• Repeat admission to Festival
exhibits and exhibitors by way of
the name badge.
• A complimentary official show pin
(if pre-enrolled by March 25).
• A copy of Q2, the official Festival
show program.
• A processing fee.
• Enrollment fees that are paid on-site
do not include a complimentary
show pin.
• You will receive a name badge
and confirmation form by mail
indicating which classes/events you
are enrolled in as well as those that
were full.
• Please allow up to two weeks
for processing.
• This confirmation form/name
badge is required to attend classes/
events and to receive the pin
included with the enrollment fee.
• There will be a $15 replacement fee
for lost or misplaced name badges.
• If you have not received a confirmation form/name badge within three
weeks of submitting your enrollment form, please contact us by
fax at 1-512-377-4001 or e-mail
[email protected] or
phone 1-512-407-9185 from 9
a.m.-4 p.m. (Monday-Thursday)
and 9 a.m.-3 p.m. (Friday) Central
Standard Time through March 25.
• Due to the large volume of class/
event enrollments, we cannot
respond to requests to confirm the
receipt of faxes. The confirmation
form you will receive by mail serves
as proof of enrollment.
SUBMITTING THE CLASS/EVENT
ENROLLMENT FORM TO PRE-ENROLL
• Telephone enrollments cannot
be accepted.
• Mail (with check or credit card
payment) to: Quilt Festival, P. O.
Box 50580, Austin, TX 78763 to
be received by March 25, 2016.
OR
• Fax (with credit card payment only): to
1-512-377-4001 by March 25, 2016.
• Electronically: You may submit
your form electronically from our
web site, www.quilts.com. To locate
the form on our site, visit the International Quilt Festival/Chicago
online class catalogue under
“Shows.” Please be aware that this
electronic submission is strictly a
submission of your form, and does not
guarantee enrollment into any classes,
lectures, and/or events.
SPECIAL NOTE FOR TOUR GROUP MEMBERS
WHO ARE TAKING CLASSES
• The $30 class enrollment fee is
required when pre-enrolling for
classes and events. The fee covers
your admission to the show. If you
have already paid your admission to
the show through your tour, you
will need to use the special tour
participant enrollment form.
Please use the enrollment form
provided by your tour director
or access it on our website,
www.quilts.com under the International Quilt Festival/Chicago
link. You may also contact our
enrollment offices to request one.
CANCELLATIONS OF CLASS/
EVENT ENROLLMENT
• The enrollment fee is non-refundable.
• To cancel your complete reservation,
mail your original confirmation
form and name badge to the Quilt
Festival address listed above, to be
received no later than March 18,
2016. After March 18, there will be
no refunds.
ENROLLMENT
IMPORTANT DATES AND DEADLINES
March 18
To receive a refund for any
cancellations of classes/events.
March 25
To pre-enroll for the show.
• Any enrollment forms received
after March 25 will not be
processed.
ENROLL
March 25
To contact the information line
1-512-407-9185.
April 6
On-site enrollment begins.
LIABILITY AND INDEMNIFICATION AGREEMENT
To the maximum extent of the law,
your attendance and participation,
including that of your children and
minors accompanying you, in any
International Quilt Festival classes,
lectures, tours, or events, paid for or
not, is conditioned on your agreement to hereby indemnify International Quilt Festival, its employees,
volunteers, and contractors from,
and never to make any claim for
injury, loss, or damage to you or your
children and minors accompanying
you against International Quilt
Festival, its employees, volunteers,
and contractors, caused by its very
first negligence, strict liability, or for
any other reason.
NOTE: On the Enrollment Form,
you will find a signature line dealing
with this liability waiver and indemnification agreement. Your enrollment
form cannot be processed without your
signature on that line.
ONSITE ENROLLMENT
• Enrollment policy for On-Site
Admission to Special Events and
Classes: Admission to any Festival
classes with openings may be purchased on-site without additional
enrollment fee by paying the
published total event/class fee (including any materials or equipment
fees) plus a $10 transaction fee at the
enrollment desk. All on-site enrollments are subject to availability.
Note: Admission to the show floor
may be purchased separately at any of
the ticket booths.
Also, by providing Quilts, Inc. your
e-mail address, you will receive information about this and other shows
produced by Quilts, Inc. Quilts, Inc.
will not sell or loan your information
to any third party.
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Country
B. Friday, April 8
______________ MasterCard
______________ American Express
A. $______________
or
Expiration Date:
Check # ______________ Amount ______________
C. $______________
Your signature to charge:________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
______________ Discover
B. $______________
Please circle if you want to attend
NOTES:
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$_________
Event 220
$ __________________________
Enter Total Here
(A+B+C+D)=
D. $______________
IQA Raffle Tickets:
__________ 6 for $5
__________ 25 for $20
__________ yrs. $__________
IQA MEMBERSHIP
(please see p. 7)
__________ I want to be a Quilt Angel
__________
1. _________ $_________
2. _________
Classes 310-317
I want to be a Teacher’s Pet for class(es)
2. _________
All Day Classes 300-301
Classes 302-309
D. OTHER
__________$30
A one-time Enrollment Fee of $30 is
required to attend any classes or
events. If all of your classes are full
and you do not want to be charged the
enrollment fee, please check here:
__________
1. _________ $_________
C. Saturday, April 9
( C OUNT RY C O D E / C I T Y C O D E / NU M B E R )
2. _________
Classes 210-215
1. _________ $_________
1. _________ $_________
2. _________
Classes 110-112
2. _________
Classes 204-208
2. _________
Classes 106-108
1. _________ $_________
A. Thursday, April 7
Fax
E-mail
FIRST Name
1. _________ $_________
Province/State
( C OUNT RY C O D E / C I T Y C O D E / NU M B E R )
Block print or type name as it appears on credit card:
Credit Card Number:
______________ Visa
Start 5:00 p.m. or later
EVENING
Start between 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.
AFTERNOON
Start at 9:00 a.m.or later
MORNING SESSIONS
Phone
Zip/Postal Code
City
Street Address
LAST Name
INFORMATION ABOUT YOU. If the information on mail panel is wrong, correct here. Use block letters.
Your signature is required here: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
AND INDEMNIFICATION AGREEMENT contained in this catalogue.
Your enrollment and attendance is agreement to the LIABILITY WAIVER
NOTE: Instructions are on the inside back cover. This form must be received by March 25th to be pre-enrolled.
2016 INTERNATIONAL QUILT FESTIVAL/CHICAGO–CLASS ENROLLMENT FORM
ADDRESS: P.O. BOX 50580, AUSTIN, TX 78763 • FAX: 1-512-377-4001

class catalogue - International Quilt Festival

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