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Colorado Threads
Newsletter of the The Colorado Quilting Council, Inc.
The Colorado Quilting Council presents…
Sept 23–24
9:00–5:00
Boulder County Fairgrounds
9595 Nelson Road, Longmont
September
2016
Volume 38
Number 9
Quilt Show
70+ Vendors
One-Stop Shopping
CQC Country Store
Raffle Quilts
Silent Auctions Quilt Kits
Fabrics
Vintage Textile
Patterns
Sewing Machines
LongarmsDemos
Food Court
Book Signing
Gifts and many more items!
Only $5 Admission
Explore our complete list of vendors on page 7.
coloradoquiltcouncil.com
The Colorado Quilting Council, Inc. is a statewide organization of
people interested in preserving the heritage of quilting, promoting
excellence in quilting and related arts, and in providing a source of
information and inspiration.
Dear Quilting Friends,
What a wonderful time we had
in Grand Junction. The weather
was perfect, Ami Simms was
informative and entertaining, and
the peaches were sweet. I’m never
disappointed by a trip across the
mountains. Thank you Sunset Slope
Quilters for inviting us and hosting the
meeting. We all loved the bookmarks!!
Membership dues for 2016 are $25 and expire at the end of the
year. Dues after August 1st are $12.50. International membership is
$
30 per year. Pin replacement is $25. Guest fees are $10.
Colorado Threads, the official publication of CQC, is mailed
11 times a year. The Council reserves the right to select
articles and advertising that reflect the purposes of the
Council. Articles, photos, changes and newsletter reprint
requests should be sent to our editor. Everything needs to
be on the editor’s desk by the 15th of the previous month.
Mitzi King, 303.816.9566, 23471 Black Bear Trail, Conifer, CO
80433, email [email protected]
Are you ready for great shopping? Well, it's coming
your way, September 22–24 in Longmont.
Advertising in the newsletter is available only to members of CQC.
The Business Directory $35/yearly; one-eighth page ad $15 (horizontal);
one-quarter page ad $25 (vertical); one-half page ad $40 (horizontal).
Quilt-a-Fair 2016
All text must be on the editor’s desk by the 15th of the month for
inclusion in the following month’s newsletter. All advertising must be
received by the 15th of the month for inclusion in the following
month’s newsletter. Send fees to: Connie Mondy, CQC, P.O. Box 295,
Wheat Ridge, CO 80034.
We have some wonderful events planned for all quilters.
We start the weekend with a kick-off lecture by Jeananne
Wright and Patty Hawkins, Thursday night, September
22nd with a dessert bar at 6:30p at the Longmont
Conference Center. Kindred Spirits—Alluring Ancestral
Quilts to Matisse Art Quilts. Tickets are $37.00 now or
$40.00 at the door. You don’t want to miss this amazing
trunk show and lecture. An informational flyer is on
page 8.
Send address changes to the Membership Chairman.
The Colorado Quilting Council, Inc.
P.O. Box 295, Wheat Ridge, CO 80034
Web coloradoquiltcouncil.com
including 16 new vendors this year. Berthoud High
School Concessions is serving kraut burgers. And we're
excited to bring you our new CQC Country Store. SO
many new and exciting features that you won’t want to
miss Quilt-a-Fair this year.
Do you remember Tim Latimer’s program last May
in Ft. Morgan or did you miss it like I did? I heard we
missed another tremendous trunk show and lecture
Bring Love and Life to an Old Quilt. We're bringing
him back...you can spend three days working with
Tim to transform an old quilt or blocks you own, into
something new and spectacular. We still have spaces
available in his class. Three days of discovery and fun,
Wed–Fri for $225.00.
We also have rooms awaiting your reservation at the
Best Western in Longmont at a reduced rate of $109.00
a night. There isn't a limit on people in a room, so you
can come to Longmont and Quilt-a-Fair and have a
fabulous weekend with your family and friends.
If you want to see Tim and can’t make the class, you
can come to Tim’s lecture with dinner, Friday night.
Come and see Tim’s trunk show of transformed quilts
and hear his stories. Dinner is at 6:00pm and lecture at
7:00pm. Tickets are $55.00. Tickets must be purchased
in advance. I can hardly wait to hear about and see these
wonderfully enriched quilts.
Registration Forms can be
sent to Mary Rush and are
available on pages 10–11 of
the newsletter or on our CQC
website.
Yours in Shopping,
At Quilt-a-Fair, we will display a beautiful Member
Show of 51 quilts. You can shop with 70 vendors,
Dawn
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CQC
Membership
621 Members
41 Junior Members
August's Meeting
50 Members
40 Guests
2016 Meetings and Speakers
MONTH
SEP 23–24
OCT 22
DEC 3
LOCATION
SPEAKER
9595 Nelson Rd, Longmont
720-864-6460
Joy Lutheran Church
7051 E Parker Hills Ct, Parker
303-841-3739
Prof Learning & Conference Ctr
15771 East 1st Avenue, Aurora
303-344-8060
WORKSHOPS
Quilt-a-Fair
Tim Latimer
Bring Love and Life to an
Old Quilt
Mary Louise
Gerek
Polish Your Piecing
mlfiberarts.com
Cindy Brick
Flora and Fauna
cindybrick.com
Fall Retreat 2016
MONTH
OCT 14–16
LOCATION
SPEAKER
The Hideaway in the Black Forest
Deb Karasik
3805 Walker Rd, Colorado Springs
719-481-2083
CLASSES
SF Sensibilities
debkarasik.com
2017 Meetings and Speakers
MONTH
LOCATION
SPEAKER
WORKSHOPS
Sanda Clemons
Sandra Clemons
Scrappy Patchwork
FEB 25
South Fellowship Church
6560 S Broadway, Littleton
303-797-1500
Fort Morgan
Jill Finley
MAR 25
Windsor
Amy McClellan
The Sweet Shop
jillilystudio.com
Under The Garden Moon
Wool Appliqué
APR 22
Colorado Springs
TBA
MAY 20
South Fellowship Church
6560 S Broadway, Littleton
TBA
Explore Quilting With CQC
Adult Sampler
JUN 24
303-797-1500
Cañon City
Amy Bradley
amybradleydesigns.com
JUL 22
Parker
Alex Anderson
AUG 26
Steamboat Springs
Joe Cunningham
from “The Quilt Show”
alexandersonquilts.com
The Art of Quiltmaking
joethequilter.com
SEPT 22–23
9595 Nelson Rd, Longmont
720-864-6460
Arvada
Quilt-a-Fair
JAN 28
OCT 21
DEC 2
Pat Pauly
Prof Learning & Conference Center Katie Fowler
15771 East 1st Avenue, Aurora
303-344-8060
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Contemporary Quilts
patpauly.com
katiefowlerartquilts.com
[
One Day Workshop with
Mary Louise Gerek
Mary Louise Gerek
Polish Your Piecing
[
WORKSHOPS
9a–3:30p
Sunday
½ hour lunch
October 23
NAME
Polish Your Piecing
PHONE
EMAIL
ADDRESS
Parker Adventist Hospital
Conference Room
CITY, STATE, ZIP
Parker
$
Members
55
Make checks payable to CQC. Please send this form
and your check to:
$
Non-members
75
Piecing a complex block does not have to be a complex
process. Learn how to plan a piecing strategy, and
accurately piece acute angles and curves using ML’s
unique blocks.
Email questions to Mary at [email protected] (indicate
CQC in the subject line). Our Refund Policy: if written
Polish Your Piecing is a hands-on class where each
student will be piecing three of Mary Louise’s original
blocks, plus small samples. Using the cut fabric in the
kit, students learn tips and tricks to ensure an accurate
¼" seam and piecing sharp angles and curves without
paper foundations. Mary Louise will provide cut
fabric so students can spend class time sewing and not
preparing templates and cutting fabric, though those
topics will be discussed. Handouts will be provided for
notes and future reference. Full Day, Kit Fee: $15
Mary Rush, 12675 W 77th Drive
Arvada, CO 80005
notification of cancellation is received 30 days in
advance, a full refund minus $3 handling fee will be
returned to you. If less than 30 days in advance,
a refund (minus a $3 handling fee) will only be given if
the class space has been filled from the waiting list. If the
workshop is cancelled by CQC, you will be notified ASAP
and a full refund will be given.
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August's Grand Junction Meeting
August's meeting was held in Grand Junction. A large thank you
to the Sunset Slope Quilters and their wonderful bookmarks.
Ami Simms
shows off her
work.
Door prizes winners.
Jean Alden
Jill Fischer
Robbie Turgeon
Karen Brown
Rosella Grasha
Joan Walker
Joanie Dykema
Debbie Hughes
Marion Fenner
Kaffe's Pineapples
Sherida Warner
Going Spiral with
Kaffe Fassett
Mike Weimor
Quilt of Valor
Karen Brown
Family
Halen Baltz Jones
My Funky Flowers
Halen Baltz Jones
Christmas Quilt
Martha Johnson
Democratic Star
Ann Perry
9-Patch
Barbara Morgan
Tilted Star
Jo Griffin
Fury
Jo Griffin
Kokopellie
Halen Baltz Jones
My Quilt
Jackie Aguilar
Fading Memories
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Ethel Salisbury Magaw
A Different Kind of Scrapbook
Thursday Kick-Off Lecture
Patty Hawkins &
Jeananne Wright
The Colorado Quilting Council
presents…
Friday Evening Lecture
and 3-day Class
Tim Latimer
Quilt Show
70+ Vendors
One-Stop Shopping
Raffle Quilts
Silent Auctions
Quilt Kits
Patterns
Sewing Machines
Vendor Demos
Book Signings
Fabrics
Longarms
Sept 23–24
9:00–5:00
Vintage Textiles
Food Court
Only $5 Admission (2-days $8)
Explore our complete list of vendors at
coloradoquiltcouncil.com click the Quilt-a-Fair tab.
New this year: The CQC Country Store
CQC’s Quilt-a-Fair Demos/Book Signing Schedule
Friday, September 23
Saturday, September 24
10:00 Hexagon Pot Holders and Diamond Rulers
10:00 Linens & Old Lace
Uniquely Yours
Web: uniquelyyoursquilting.com
D & J Country Antiques
11:00 Hearts and More Templates
1 1:00 Mother’s Medallion
Sisters at Heart, Miles Apart
Web: sistersatheartmilesapart.com
Zo-Ray Creations
Web: zoraycreations.com
1:00 Colors! Using Australian Aboriginal Fabrics
1:00 Snowman Table runner using the
Curved Log Cabin Ruler
The Fig Leaf
Web: thefigleafquilting.com
2:00
Heartsong Quilts
Web: heartsongquilts.com
2:00
Wool Applique Essentials,
Tools and Techniques for Success
Meetinghouse Hill Designs
Web: meetinghousehilldesigns.com
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Pagtinabangay: The Quilts and
Quiltmakers of Caohagan
Dana Jones
Info and Vendors
Quilt-a-Fair is in a couple of weeks
and it’s time to start thinking about
a road trip to the Boulder County
Fairgrounds in Longmont! The show
dates are Friday, September 23 and
Saturday, September 24; the hours
both days are 9:00a–5:00p. Our
quilt show is a special exhibit of CQC
member's quilts. Following is our list
of great vendors. Happy shopping.
Inspirations
Jukebox Quilts
Just Arts, LLC
Kerry's Kollectibles
Laughing Ladies Quilting
Legacy Patterns
Liberty Homestead
221's and More Auntie Em
APQS - A Quilter's Choice
Artsi2
Busy Bee Quilt Shop
CM Designs, Inc.
Cotton Sandwich Quilt Shop, LLC
Country Cottage
Creative Endeavors
D & J Country Antiques
Dawna's Design Threads
Designs on Ice/RJ Arts
Durango Quilt Company
Fabric Expressions
The Fig Leaf
G & P Trading Pola Nye
Grandmother's Buttons
Hands All Around
Heartsong Quilts
Holly's Quilt Cabin
Ilene Bartos Designs
Infinity Logo Solutions
Lyons Quilting
Material Girl
Nolting Longarm / Hinterberg
Piece By Piece
Piece Keepers
Pincushion Boutique
Purple Cow Designs
Quality Sewing Inc.
Quilt Backs & More
Quilter's Stash
Richard Elliott Service
Rocky Mt. Quilt Museum
Sew Downtown
Sew Many Visions
Sew-ciety
Sew-Ergo Advantage
Sisters At Heart, Miles Apart
SRK Quilts & Racks
Sweetheart Quilt
Design Company
Don't forget to volunteer for selling raffle tickets, silent auction, entry and our
new country store. We will not be successful without YOU!!
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The Little Red Hen
The Presser Foot
The Quilt Store
The Silk Pincushion
The Treasure Box, Inc.
Tidy Totes ETC
Uniquely Yours Quilt Shop
Westenskow & Sons
Wild Hare Fiber
Winline Textile Prod.
Zo-Ray Creations
Don't Miss Our Speakers
and Great Hotel Package
Jeananne Wright and Patty
Hawkins present Kindred Spirits—
Alluring Ancestral Quilts to
Matisse Art Quilts. Tim Latimer
presents Bring Love and Life to
an Old Quilt, a 3-day workshop
including dinner and trunk show.
Don't Miss CQC's
Country Store
CQC will bring you wonderfully
handmade items and great
information regarding Colorado's
statewide guild. Get informed!
Enjoy Our CQC
Member Quilt Show
Don't forget to enter your quilts...
prizes and ribbons are available.
Thank you in advance for attending
this wonderful quilt event.
Jeananne Wright &
Patty Hawkins
at
Quilt-a-Fair
Thu, Sept 22
Kindred Spirits–Alluring Ancestral Quilts
to Matisse Art Quilts
as some older pieces from her premiere collection to
share with us. Jeananne has been featured in Quilters’
Newsletter, and is one of the contributors for Colorado
Quilting, From Mountain to Plains.
Jeananne Wright and Patty Hawkins will team up to
treat us to their “old and new” lecture, Kindred Spirits—
Alluring Ancestral Quilts to Matisse Art Quilts, to kick off
this year’s Quilt-a-Fair with a dessert reception at 6:30p,
followed by a 7:00p lecture in the Longmont Conference
Center. These two incredible Colorado women have
probably forgotten more about quilts than most of us
can ever hope to know. They have a special delight for
us in their parallel exploration of the full gamut of the
quilting world.
Patty is a well-known textile artist who lectures and
teaches all over the country. Patty, inspired by quilts
of Nancy Crow and Michael James, later began
incorporating dye marking and paints in her abstract
art quilts. She has won numerous awards, she’s been
featured on “The Quilt Show,” and was the Artist in
Residence for the Rocky Mountain National Park. Like
many of us, her first sewing lessons were with her mother,
but Patty has taken it to glorious heights. (Cost: $37 for
the Wright/Hawkins’ dessert lecture. See the website for
other Quilt-a-Fair options and lodging.)
Jeananne is a noted collector and certified Quilt
Appraiser. She started making her dolls’ clothes out of
feedsacks at the age of 7. Since 2007, she has made
70 quilts using blocks from the 30s, 40s, and 50s; setting
them together in unusual ways with feedsacks and other
“common threads”. She will have some of them, as well
Enrollment opens immediately for this first ever Quilt-a-Fair lecture, September 22nd. Space is
limited, CQC members only. Attached registration forms should be sent to:
Mary Rush, 12675 W 77th Drive, Arvada, CO 80005
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Tim Latimer
at
Quilt-a-Fair
Sept 21–23
Bring Love and Life to an Old Quilt
It is said that old houses that need restoring are in need of some
love. The same thing is true for old and unfinished quilts.
If you have such a treasure and need help deciding what kind of loving
it needs, CQC has an answer for you. Quilt rescuer, Tim Latimer, is
coming to Quilt-a-Fair to present a brand new class for us.
WORKSHOP
day 1
Analyze your quilt. Begin with
a vintage quilt, an unfinished top,
a collection of blocks made by
your grandmother, etc.
“Fix” it. Discuss and discover
possibilities to come away with a
new quilt recreation.
day 2/3
Work begins on your quilt with
Tim’s guidance and direction.
Technique demos. Tim will share
his knowledge and help you
along the way.
Tim’s amazing work has been featured in the Rocky Mountain Quilt
Museum’s “Male Call” shows three times (2012, 2014 and 2016). He
won 2nd Place in the Viewers’ Choice award in 2016.
His work has also appeared in the Quilters’ Newsletter and AQS
publications and other shows. Tim’s quilts won AQS awards in 2013
for Best Hand Workmanship (Grand Rapids) and 2016 for Best Use of
DINNER &
TRUNK SHOW
Friday evening, Tim will speak
about and present his work. This
is a “not to be missed” evening,
so join us.
Color (Lancaster). His quilts will be hanging in many other shows this
year, so there will certainly be new recognitions coming.
Enrollment opens immediately for this first ever Quilt-a-Fair
class, September 21, 22, and 23. Space is limited to 15 people,
CQC members only. Attached registration forms should be sent to:
Rescuing a quilt is time consuming
and requires some “down and dirty”
work. Tackling your own rescue
operation with Tim’s guidance gives
you a great start to finish many
projects on your own. End up with a
great story and a treasure to share
with family and friends.
Mary Rush, 12675 W 77th Drive, Arvada, CO 80005
[email protected]
facebook.com/Timquilts
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timquilts.com
Quilt-a-Fair Registration with Hotel
NAME
PHONE
EMAIL
ADDRESS
CITY, STATE, ZIP
EMERGENCY CONTACT
RELATIONSHIP
PHONE
Quilt a Fair Packages
Best
Western
303-776-2000
September
21-24,Plus
2016Plaza Hotel
1900 Ken Pratt Boulevard, Longmont
Package
Deal
QAF Entry
Hotel
#1
$5
Day 2 Free
1 Night double occupancy
$60
#2
$5
Day 2 Free
2 Nights double occupancy
$118 Thu—Fri
#3
Free
3 nights double occupancy
$170 Wed–Fri
Mention The Colorado Quilting Council for the a hotel rate.
Packages available only until September 7, 2016.
Class
Hawkins/Wright
Lecture
and Dessert
Latimer Lecture
and Dinner
Total
$65
$225
$37
$52
$212
$37
$52
$484
Hotel room for 3 people, discounted $10/night, per person. Private room supplement $60/per night. Additional nights at
the hotel can be negotiated. Class are available to CQC members only. Maximum class size is 15 students.
Notes:
QAF entry
good for
two days, free with the class
@msn.com
Questions,
contact Mary Rush
at mrush5
Hotel room for 3 people, discounted $10/night, per person
Payment must be received
Private room supplement $60/per night
send registration and fees to Mary Rush, 12675 W 77th Drive, Arvada, CO 80005.
with registration form. Additional nights at thePlease
hotel can be negotiated. Contact Mary Rush at [email protected]
Amount enclosed: $
Method of Payment
Check #
Class available to CQC members only. Maximum class size-15 students
Make checks payable to The Colorado Quilting Council, Inc.
Send reservation form with payment to :
Visa/MC #
Signature for credit card payment
Packages available only until September 7, 2016
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Colorado Quilting Council, Inc.
c/o Mary Rush
Exp12675
Date W 77th Drive
Arvada, CO 80005
Quilt-a-Fair Lecture Registration
NAME
PHONE
EMAIL
ADDRESS
CITY, STATE, ZIP
EMERGENCY CONTACT
RELATIONSHIP
PHONE
Longmont Conference Center, 1850 Industrial Circle, Longmont.
Jeananne Wright & Patty Hawkins
Kindred Spirits–Alluring Ancestral Quilts to Matisse Art Quilts
THU, September 22
Preregistration required, (At the Door $40)
Dessert 6:30p, lecture 7:00p
$37
NOTE:
For Hotel/Discounted Package
Prices see page 10 in the August
Newsletter or contact Mary Rush.
Dinner Menu Options
Tim Latimer
Bring Love and Life to an Old Quilt
(check one)
WED–FRI, September 21–23
Workshop, Dinner and Trunk Show
CRUSTED SALMON
PISTACHIO
Petite Salmon Filet Encrusted with
Workshop: preregistration required
FRI Night Dinner: preregistration required
Citrus Infused Pistachio and a Light
Potato Cake
$225
$52
CHICKEN
CLASSIC
Chicken Breast Stuffed With Savory
(At the Door $55) Dinner 6:00, Lecture 7:00
TOTAL
Cranberry and Corn bread Dressing
served with Red Skinned Whipped
Potatoes
Please send registration and fees to:
Mary Rush,
12675 W 77th Drive
Arvada, CO 80005
LASAGNA (Vegetarian)
PESTO
Vegetarian Specialty with Layers of
Basil, Kale and Pesto Lasagna with
Rich Béchamel Sauce
Payment must be received with registration form.
Amount enclosed: $
Method of Payment
Check #
Make checks payable to The Colorado Quilting Council, Inc.
Visa/MC #
Exp Date
Signature for credit card payment
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Western Slope Documentation
Beth Leidy, Old Fashioned
Flower Garden was made in
1937 by Myrtie Manchester
Leidy McGraw as a wedding
gift to William Leonard Leidy
and Jennie Victoria Jacox Leidy.
It is hand quilted. Myrtie lived
in Inman, Nebraska. Leonard
and Jennie moved to Glenwood
Springs, Colorado in 1941. That
is how the quilt came to Colorado.
Marian Pierce "Open a New
Window" This quilt won the
People's Choice at 2016 LaPlata
County Fair. The wood seems to
draw wonder and is thanks to
David Taylor and his sharing of
his creative genius!!! This is from
a photo of Mt. Wilson taken by
me in 1984 from an old miner's
cabin at Alta Lakes. The quilting
was done on a Handi Quilter
sweet 16 sitdown midarm, and a
Bernina 830 using Superior's King
Tut, YLI, and Sulky Blendables
threads, again using David
Taylor’s technique of matching the
bobbin thread to the top thread.
The title is from a song "Open a
New Window" about living life
fully..."the fizz doesn't fizz too
long!"
Susan Smith, Joy to the World
Each figure took 10 to 20 hours
to make. Each figure is made with
felt, hand sewn and embroidered.
There are several figures
representing a Swedish skier, a
Hungarian/Greek dance couple,
Mexican girl and her white pony,
etc.
Noel Tambre, Star Flowers (71"
x 81"). The designer is Diane
Tomlinson. It was quilted by Vickie
Ezzell in 2014. It won Grand
Champion in the Two Person
Division at the La Plata County Fair
in August 2014.
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We Need Volunteers
for Quilt-a-Fair!
If you would like to be an integral
part of QAF's success, please email
Ellen to sign up for a few hours.
Thanks.
[email protected]
Abridged Board Minutes
August 9, 2016
The meeting was held at the Clements Community
Center in Lakewood and was called to order with 15
board members in attendance.
The minutes of the previous board meeting were
approved and submitted.
A discussion was held about the locations of CQC
meetings during the year and making it easier for
members to attend meetings.
Barbara Jones and Robin Schrad have taken on
the job of updating Quilt Trails. They hit the floor
running with good ideas.
Committee reports were given. The meeting was
adjourned at 8:26pm
The Next Board Meeting
The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, September
13th at 6:30p, Clements Community Center, 1580
Yarrow St, Lakewood.
Respectfully submitted,
Karen Brown, CQC Secretary
Exhibits, Quilt Shows, Quilt-Related Events & Quilt Guild Meetings
Abstracting the West
July 1—September 30
Mon–Sun 8:00a–7:00p
Wyoming Territorial Prison State Historic
Site, 975 Snowy Range Rd, Laramie.
This juried show will display art quilts
interpreting the West. Many of these
works will be available for purchase.
Email [email protected]
Web WyomingTerritorialPrison.com
Rocky Mountain Road:
New York Beauties from the
Volckening Collection
July 28—October 25,
Mon–Sat 10:00a–5:00p; Sun
11:00a–5:00p. "New York Beauty quilts
are rare, hard to find and harder to make,”
says collector Bill Volckening. “They
are highly prized and representative of
America’s finest patchwork." New York
Beauty quilts are very rare and RMQM
is excited to host this beautiful collection.
Web rmqm.org
Ouray County Historical
Society Annual Quilt Show
August 17–October 1. 420 6th Ave, Ouray
970-325-4576 Email [email protected]
Web ouraycountyhistoricalsociety.org
Silver Threads' Quilt Guild
Mining for Treasures Quilt Show
September 16–17, 9:00a–5:00p;
September 18, 10:00a–2:00p
Community Center, Creede. Quilts,
quilter's café, free demos, vendors,
treasure trove gifts, appraisals ($40).
Adults $4. For more info, contact us at:
[email protected]
Fantabulous Quilt Show
With Boutique
October 14, 1:00–8:00p
October 15, 9:00a–5:00p
Barn A, Boulder County Fairgrounds.
9th annual show, over 100 quilts made
by the Longmont Quilt Guild; a boutique
of quilts and handcrafted items; an
antique quilt display with bed turning by
historian, Jeananne Wright, and vendor
booths! Web longmontquiltguild.org
303-776-7096.
Handweavers of Boulder
Show and Sale
November 2–6, Wed–Sat 10:00a–6:00p,
Sun 10:00a–3:00p
Juried member show plus handmade items
for sale from 140+ artisans. Celebration
of fiber including knitting, beading, quilts,
spinning, felting, baskets, clothing, baby
items, holiday ornaments, cards and more.
Demos throughout the show. Boulder
County Fairgrounds, 9595 Nelson Rd,
Longmont. Free entry and parking. Web
HandWeaversOfBoulder.org
QUILT GUILDS
Adams County Quilters
Meets twice monthly. $20/year. Day
meeting 4th Wed monthly. Adams
County Fairgrounds (Admin Bldg) 9:00a–
noon. Night meeting 1st Thu monthly
6:30p–9:30p, Crossroads Baptist Church,
NW corner 104th and Huron, Northglenn.
Guest fee–$3. Judee Glover 303-659-3407
Anvil Points Quilt Guild
Meets the 1st, 3rd and 5th Tue monthly,
1:00p second floor, Garfield County Rifle
Branch Library, 207 E Ave. 1st monthly
meeting is business. The 3rd and 5th
meetings—group or personal projects.
Gloria 970-625-3899.
AQuA–The Art Quilt Association
AQuA makes art quilts, meets monthly
in Grand Junction and welcomes new
members and members at a distance.
Rule breaking, tradition tweaking, and
rut defying—this group is all about
exploration and creativity. Rita Faussone
Web theartquiltassociation.com
Arapahoe County Quilters
Sue Bleiweiss, Sept 8 Program, Sept 9
Workshop, Program/trunk show“Hand Dyed
Fabrics”. Workshop,”Coloring Book Fabric
Collage” Web suebleiweiss.com $50 for
Members and $55 non-members. The
workshop is being held at Holly’s Quilt Cabin.
Patricia Graham, [email protected]
Meets the 2nd Thu monthly, doors open
at 6:30p, First Plymouth Congregational
Church, 3501 S Colorado Blvd,
Englewood. Business meeting 7:00p.
Guest fee–$6. Web acqcolorado.org
Brighton Fiber Artists
Meets the 2nd Tues monthly
11:00a–3:00p. Historic City Hall, Judges
Chambers, 3rd Floor, Brighton. Free!
More information or interested in joining
contact Lynda Bruce 303-659-5011
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Calico Quilters Quilt Guild
Meets the 4th Tue monthly 6:30p. Bethany
Lutheran Church, 1802 Sheridan (across
from Belmont Elementary School), Pueblo.
Mary Filer, 4339 Goodnight Ave, Pueblo
CO 81005, 719-564-2856, Cell 719-320-0350
Castle Rock Quilt Club
Meets the 1st and 3rd Tue monthly.
New Hope Presbyterian Church, 3737
New Hope Way, Castle Rock. 6:00p
meet and greet social, 6:30p–8:30p
meeting. Mary Beth Email President@
crqc.org Web crqc.org
City Beat Modern Quilters
Meets 4th Sat monthly Jan–Oct
10:00a–noon (dates and location are
subject to change). Pueblo Main Library
(Rawlings Library), Bret Kelly Room
A, 100 E Abriendo, Pueblo. Dues $24/
year, guest fee–$3. Katya Holen, Email
[email protected] Visit us on Facebook.
Colorado Springs Quilt Guild
Meets the 2nd Thu monthly, 6:30p, CO
Springs Senior Center, 1514 N Hancock,
CO Springs. Come join us for a fun
evening. Emily Ferri 719-465-3796
Colorado West Quilters Guild
Meets the 2nd Wed monthly, 7:00p, First
Christian Church, 1324 N 1st St, Grand
Junction. Guests welcome–$3 fee (national
speaker meetings $5). Guin Deadman
970-261-5372. Web sites.google.com/
site/coloradowestquiltersguild/
Columbine Quilt Guild
Lisa Boni, Author, Quilter, Painter, Artist.
October 10—Crazy Quilt Embroidery
and Embellishments. Meets 2nd Mon
monthly, doors open 6:30p, Arvada
United Methodist Church, 6750 Carr
St, Arvada. Dues $25/year, Guest–$6 fee.
Email [email protected] Web
columbinequiltguild.org
Columbine Quilters
Meets the 1st Sat monthly, Meadowlark
Senior Apartments, 2378 Robbins Way,
Montrose. Social time–9:00a, meeting/
program–9:30a. Cheryl Yergler Email
[email protected]
Common Thread Quilt Club
Meets the 2nd Wed monthly, Parker
Adventist Hospital, 6:30p. Judi Maxwell
Web commonthreadquiltclub.com
Delectable Mountain Quilt Guild
Meets the 3rd Thu monthly (Jan–Nov)
6:30p, Steamboat Springs Community
Center, Meetings include a guest speaker,
show/tell, door prizes, opportunity quilt
drawing, quilt-related problem solving,
and refreshments. We make an annual
raffle quilt and quilts for local charities.
Dues $20/year and guests–$3 fee.Web
steamboatquilters.net
Estes Valley Quilt Guild
Meets the 2nd Wed monthly 6:30–9:00p
Good Samaritan Village, Main Bldg,
1901 Ptarmigan Trail, Estes Park.
Guests welcome fee–$10. Jeanne Allen
970-586-4209, Carol Struve
970-577-7066 Web evqg.blogspot.com
Fort Collins Modern Quilt Guild
Meets the 2nd Thur monthly 6:00p
Jukebox Quilts, 406 N College Ave,
Fort Collins. Meetings–members free.
Guests attend three meetings free;
each additional meeting is $5. Email
[email protected]
The Fort Lupton Foxy Quilters
Meets the 2nd Mon monthly 7:00p
First United Methodist Church
basement, 306 Park Ave, Fort Lupton.
Marilyn Bangert 303-857-0177, Lucile
Dahlberg 303-857-4528.
Friendship Quilters
of Western Colorado
Meets the 4th Thu monthly 9:00a (except
Nov/Dec, Victory Baptist Church, 2890
N Townsend Ave, Montrose. Robbie
Turgeon Email robbieturgeon@gmail.
com Social time followed by business
meeting, show/tell, and program.
Popish at [email protected] or
Ethel Magaw at 970-241-1897.
High Altitude Quilters
Meets the 4th Tues monthly 6:00p
The Mormon Church, Valley Road,
Gypsum. No meeting Nov. Call for Dec
meeting date. Jackie Marchetti 970-4013810, [email protected], or Vickie
Irvin 970-471-9561, [email protected]
High Plains Heritage Quilters
Meets the first Sat monthly 9:00a
Sept–May, Haxtun Community Center
Bring sack lunch. Kathy Pfaltzgraff
970-774-7338 Email [email protected]
Interfaith Quilters of Longmont
Meets every Mon 9:00a–3:00p,
First Lutheran Church, 3rd/Terry St,
Longmont. We make quilts that are sold
at the annual Quilt Show and Sale with
proceeds donated to Safe Shelter of St.
Vrain Valley. No fees, all skill levels.
Web interfaithquilters.com
Jeffco Handquilters
Meets every Mon 10:00a–2:00p (except
holidays), Lakewood United Methodist
Church, 1390 Brentwood, Lakewood.
We hand-quilt quilts for the public. All
proceeds to the Jeffco Action Center. Info
about joining or to have a quilt finished,
Judi Baxter-Warrington 303-989-1596.
La Plata Quilters Guild
Meets the 2nd Thu monthly (Jan–Nov)
5:30p, First United Methodist Church,
2917 Aspen Dr, Durango. Membership
chair, Marie Wester 970-247-9648,
Email [email protected] Facebook
lpqgdurango.org
League of Northern
Colorado Quilters
Front Range
Contemporary Quilters
Oct 5 and Dec 7, 6:30–9:00p all meetings
and most classes are located at Harmony
Presbyterian Church, 400 E Boardwalk
Dr, Fort Collins. Eileen 970-663-1418
Email [email protected],
Web lncq.org
Grand Junction Crazy Quilters
Longmont Quilt Guild
“Schoolhouse” Program Tuesday, Sept 13,
6:30p. Instructors will be demonstrating a
variety of quilting tools, techniques and tips.
Meets the 3rd Mon monthly 7:00p
Westminster Recreation Center,
Westminster. Web artquilters.org
Meets the 3rd Sun monthly 2:30p
Mesa County Public Library, Main
Meets the 2nd Tue monthly 7:00p–9:00p
Branch, lower level study rooms.
First Evangelical Lutheran Church, 803
Everyone is invited to join us. Janet
14
Third Ave, Longmont. Parking behind
church. Guest fee–$10. Diana Lieurance
Web longmontquiltguild.org
Material Girls, Hands
to Work—Hearts for Others
Meets the 2nd Thu monthly 10:00a
meeting/lecture or teaching and 4th Thu
monthly sew-in day, Pinery Firehouse #43,
8141 N Pinery, Parker. Cindy Bush 720851-7169 Email [email protected]
Monarch Quilters
Meets the 2nd Mon monthly 9:00a–
noon, even numbered months, Salida
Vineyard Church, 1201 East US Hwy
50, Salida. Odd months, Congregational
United Church of Christ, 217 Crossman
Ave, Buena Vista. Dues $24/year, guest
fee–$2. President, Laurie Ferber
262-434-8881.
Olde Schoolhouse Quilters
Meets the 2nd Tues monthly, Valley
Bible Fellowship Church, 116 Hermit Ln,
Silver Cliff. $15/year, visitors welcome for
free. Workshop 9:00a and 1:00p business
meeting. Deb Rimmer 719-783-2199
Web [email protected]
Parker Piece Keepers Quilt Guild
Meets the 4th Tues monthly 6:30p meet/
greet, 7:00p meeting. Parker Adventist
Hospital Conf Ctr, Crown Crest Blvd
and Parker Rd. Mary Jo Williamson 720670-6561 Email [email protected]
Palmer Divide Quiltmakers (PDQ)
Meets the 1st Thu monthly 7:00p,
The Church at Woodmoor, Hwy #105 and
Furrow Rd, Monument. Guest speaker,
show/tell, raffle drawing and refreshments.
Annual crafts show. Dues $25/year. Darcy
Clearwater 719-488-3928.
The Peaks ‘n Pines Quilt Guild
Meets the 2nd Thu monthly 6:30p
St. John’s Episcopal Church Parish
Hall, 4th/Garnet, Granby. President,
Marianne Membership $30.00 Email
[email protected] Web
peaksnpinesquiltguild.org
Pieceable Friends Quilt Guild
Meets the 3rd Tue monthly 6:30p, Evans
Community Center, Evans. Guests first
visit free, subsequent visits–$5. Tammi
Gemaehlich 970-405-4469 Email
[email protected] Web orgsites.
com/co/pfqg
Piecing Partners Quilt Guild
Meets the 3rd Wed monthly 9:30a. The
Elks Lodge, 3400 N Nevada Ave, CO
Springs. Ann Chipman 303-478-5795
Web Piecingpartnersquiltguild.com
Pride City Quilt Guild
Meets the 3rd Mon monthly, Westminster
Presbyterian Church, 10 University Cir,
Pueblo. Judy Thomas 719-561-0059.
Pueblo West Quilters
Meets the 1st Mon monthly, Majestic
Baptist Church, 494 E Hemlock Dr,
Pueblo West. Meeting 7:00p, doors
open 6:30p. $25/year, guests always
welcome–fee $3. Vicki Becker 719-5474343. Email [email protected]
Web pueblo-west-quilters.blogspot.com
Quaking Aspen Quilt Guild
September 15—Merrie Jones, Batting
October 20—Laurie Gibb, Fiber of Experience
Meets the 3rd Thu monthly noon,
Boulder Valley Christian Church, 7100
S Boulder Rd, Boulder. Dues $25/year,
guest fee–$5. Jeannie Swanson 303-5302879 Web quakingaspenquiltguild.org
Quilters Above the Clouds
Meets the 4th Fri monthly, Jan–Oct,
1:00p–4:00p, Mt. View United Methodist
Church, 1101 Rampart Range Rd,
Woodland Park. Meetings feature
programs, show/tell, door prizes, and
refreshments. $20/year, guest fee–$5.
QATC hosts two sewing groups monthly
to work on donation quilts for agencies
in Teller and Park County.
Roaring Fork Quilt Guild
Meets the 2nd Sat monthly 10:15a
Community Room, Carbondale
Branch Public Library, 320 Sopris Ave,
Carbondale. Megan Frickel 402-681-1725
[email protected]
Rocky Mountain Creative Quilters
September 12th—Lisa Yoder, Her Journey as
an Artist. Half day beading workshop.
October 10th—Do Palma, Art and Celebrating
the Mexican Day of the Dead.
November 14th—Demo Derby and Silent
Auction Fundraiser.
Meets the 2nd Mon monthly 6:15p
Senior Center, 1200 Raintree Dr, Fort
Collins. RMCQ a contemporary quilters
guild whose mission is to promote the art,
expand the knowledge and enjoyment
of quilting and provide a forum which
supports quilters of all skill levels. Dues
$
35/year. Visitors–$5. Web r-m-c-q.org
Rocky Mountain Piecemakers
Meets the 2nd Sun monthly 1:00p–4:00p,
The Journey Community Church, 700 W.
S Boulder Rd, Lafayette. We make quilts
for children in long-term treatment at
Children’s Hospital. Joanne Lofthouse
303-284-6885.
Silver Threads Quilt Guild
Meets the 3rd Tue monthly alternately
at the Church of Christ, South Fork and
the Baptist Church, Creede. Meetings
include block of the month, show/tell,
and quilt-related program. Doris Rector
Smoky Hill Quilt Club
Rocky Mountain Wa Shonaji
Meets the 1st Sat, Blair-Caldwell
Library. 2401 Welton St, Denver 720865-2401. Meetings are the 2nd Sat in
July and Dec. Membership, Helen 303730-0229 Web washonaji.org
Meets the 3rd Thu monthly 6:30p
Smoky Hill United Methodist Church,
19491 E Smoky Hill Rd, Centennial.
Guests welcome to attend two free
meetings before being asked to
join. We are a small group always
looking for new members. Email
[email protected]
Web sites.google.com/site/shqcquilters/
Royal Gorge Quilt Council
Summit Quilters
Meets the 2nd Sat monthly, Golden
Age Center, 728 Main St, Canon City.
Registration 9:00a, meeting 9:30a. $25/
year. Guests always welcome, fee–$5.
Rocky Mountain Quilt Foundation
Co-sponsor of the Rocky Mountain
Quilt Festival. Membership and info
Kelly Gallagher-Abbott 970-2249975, PO Box 1874, Ft. Collins. Web
rockymountainquiltfoundation.org
S & B Quilters
Meets the 2nd Sat monthly (except July,
Aug and Dec) Memorial Hall, 175 N 1st
St, Hotchkiss. Meeting 9:00a–11:00a
includes sew/share, refreshments, and
program. Everyone welcome. $25/year.
Web orgsites.com/co/sbquiltersguild
Meets the 2nd and 4th Mon monthly
7:00p, Frisco Senior Center. One
meeting is sewing, the other a businessorganizational meeting. The quilters
host a non-juried show each August
at the Frisco Historic Park Chapel.
President, Myrlene Zimmerman 970468-9069, Email [email protected]
Sunset Slope Quilters
Meets 2nd Wed monthly 9:00a, American
Lutheran Church, 631-26½ Rd, Grand
Junction. Meetings include show/tell,
block of the month, and quilt-related
programs. Guest fee–$3. Jo Cornforth
970-858-6416 or 970-216-7212
Web sunsetslopequilters.com
San Juan Quilters
Yampa Valley
Piecemakers Quilt Guild
Scrappy Ladies Quilt Guild
Send updates or corrections for quilt
shows or guilds to CQC’s editor,
Mitzi King, [email protected]
Meet the 2nd Sat monthly, except July.
Crossroads Victory Church, 515 S
Hillcrest Dr, Montrose. Machine setup
8:30a, meeting 9:00a–3:30p, midmorning
refreshments. Email jane.nannestad@
bresnan.net
Meet 2nd Mon monthly 9:30a, Walsenburg
Library. Business meeting, program and
potluck. No guest fee. Barb Heaton 719676-3201 Email [email protected]
Web scrappyladiesquilting.org
Meets the 3rd Tue monthly 6:30p,
Jan–Nov, Hampton Inn, 377 Cedar
Cir, Craig. Membership Chairperson,
Roberta Ahlstrom 970-824-4617.
San Luis Valley Quilt Guild
Meets the 3rd Sat monthly 9:30a, The
United Methodist Church, 215 Washington,
Monte Vista. Peg Collins 719-580-1287
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Colorado Quilting Council's 2017 Nominees
President
1st Vice
President/
Membership
Dawn Mills
Qualifications and Experience
Dawn Mills, a Colorado native,
was a charter member of CQC,
and has been a member for 38
years. This "quiltist" is a Special
Education teacher in Aurora Public
Schools. She was the Photography
Chairperson for 35 years and is
part of three generations of family
quilters which include her mother,
Shirley
Sanden,
and
daughter
Kaila. She was inducted into the
Hall of Fame in 1991. She has been
President for CQC since 2014 and
has agreed to continue until such
time as someone else wants to run
for the position.
1To continue to build on the
great work of all of our standing
for quilts and quilting.
stronger organization.
3 Continue to lead CQC so that we
for quilting and quilters.
After retiring from careers in public
Special Interests and Hobbies
creating,
I began quilting in the 1980s but
had limited opportunities to pursue
look forward to many more years
sharing my love for quilting—a
marvelous opportunity to express
Enabling
creative talents, share warm “hugs”
exhibiting,
with recipients of quilts, and spend
restoring,
time with warm and talented friends.
gathering or viewing the beauty of
quilts and quilting in all of its forms.
quilting became a primary interest.
daughters became independent. I
providing opportunities for anyone
documenting,
health administration and education,
this interest until I retired and our
throughout the state of Colorado by
discussing,
over 10 years and in New Mexico
for 36 years before that.
in furthering the art of quilting
sharing,
Quaking Aspen. Although I grew up
remain a strong statewide voice
of the Colorado Quilting Council
quilting.
10 years and served as President,
in Illinois, I’ve lived in Colorado for
Dawn would fulfill the purpose
in
Quaking Aspen Quilt Guild for
2 Utilize technology to communicate Treasurer, and Membership Chair
more effectively and build a of Columbine and Secretary of
and she collects antique quilts.
interested
committees so that we finish our I have been a member of CQC,
3rd decade as strong advocates Columbine Quilt Guild, and
Dawn loves all things quilt related
Purpose
Pat
Cleaveland
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Raffle Quilt Ticket Sales
August 2016
Secretary
Open
We have reached 50% of our goal for the raffle ticket
sales. Great work everyone, but there are a lot of tickets
that have not been returned. Return your tickets now!!!
with your money.
To date, 4,987 tickets have been sold. 460 tickets were
returned this past month. Deposits to date are $4,268.00.
247 members have returned their tickets.
2nd Vice President Elect
Programs 2018
Ellen Nepustil
The raffle quilt was displayed at Sew Motion quilt shop
in Palmer Lake in July. Eighty-three (83) tickets were
sold there.
Thank you, Karen Brown, for helping me the past
couple of months. Karen has taken the quilt to Durango
and to Breckenridge for the general meetings and has
sold tickets at those events.
Many of you know me from my previous years on the
board, first with membership and then Programs in 2013. I
most recently organized the quilt show at the Denver Public
Library. I have worked on Quilt Colorado and Quilt-a-Fair.
I have agreed to run for Programs in 2018 as I love CQC
and love finding interesting, entertaining speakers. Is there
someone you wish to hear speak, let me know and I will see
what I can do! I learned to sew and quilt as a kid, and have
been sewing ever since. I make garments, art pieces, and
contemporary bed quilts.
I need volunteers to help sell raffle tickets at Quilt-a-Fair
in September. If you can volunteer for a couple of hours
during those days, please contact me. I will put you on
the list. Thank you for your help. You can call or email
me.
Martha Johnson, Chairperson
(719) 538-8120  [email protected]
Treasurer
Mary Rush
CQC member since 2005. 40 years
of professional experience as a financial director
and comptroller, including 20 years with non-profit
organizations.
20,000
10,000
Volunteer Work
Served as the CQC Treasurer in 2012–2013 and VP
Programs 2015, QAF Raffle Chair, Chairperson of
Quilt Colorado 2014, Arvada Center Special Events
Committee, Treasurer for Opera Guilds International
and President of Santa Fe Opera Guilds. BS Degree in
Accounting, and an MBA.
Raffle
Ticket
Sales
8,000
Tickets
Purchased
53%
Unsold Raffle
Tickets
47%
6,000
Purpose
4,000
To offer my professional experience to an organization
that promotes an artform I treasure. Providing accurate
and understandable financial information to both
members and the Board.
2,000
Special Interests and Hobbies
4,987
Tickets
Sold
0
Quilting, travel and theater.
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Kid's Corner
5. Turn right side out and stitch opening closed. Press.
Sew a long basting stitch about 1" from the folded
edge, with a second line of stitching ¼" away.
6. Pull up the bottom threads to gather the strip.
7. Fold the 11" × 12" piece you cut from the strip in
half with the right sides together making a piece
6" × 11". Press. Stitch along three sides leaving
an opening to turn. Turn right side out. Press. Stitch
opening closed. This is your pocket.
8. Place the pocket on the shaped dish towel: Center
the pocket and place the bottom edge 7" above
the bottom of the dish towel. Pin and topstitch in
place along sides and bottom of the pocket. Topstitch down the center of the pocket creating two
compartments.
9. Place the ruffle along the bottom edge of the
dish towel with the top of the ruffle 4½" from the
bottom edge of the towel. Top-stitch along the
gathering lines with a zigzag stitch.
Dish Towel Apron
Supplies:
One dish towel (18" × 27")
½ yard of coordinating fabric
Ric rac trim (optional)
10.Cut two strips, 3½" wide across the width of the
remaining coordinating fabric. Seam these strips
together end-to-end to make one long strip. Fold
the strip in half lengthwise and press. From this
strip, cut a piece 28" long to make the neck loop.
Stitch along the long edge and turn right side out.
Instructions:
11.Fold the ends under and sew to the top corners of
the dish towel. You can pinch a little pleat in the
strip to make it a bit more narrow.
1. Shape the dishtowel: first measure and mark
from the corner, down the long sides about 10".
Measure and mark along one short side 5" from
the corner. Place your ruler connecting the two
marks and cut off the corners on one end of the
dish towel.
12.Cut the remaining long folded strip in half to make
the ties. Sew along the long edge and to a point
on one end. Turn right side out. Turn inside the
short raw edges and attach to the dish towel at
the waist corners.
2. Turn the raw edges under and stitch in place.
3. From coordinating fabric, cut a strip 11" wide
across the width of the fabric. Cut the selvages off,
and cut a 12" piece from one end of the strip.
13.Add a little ric rac trim to the top of the apron
and ruffle, if desired. Lay the ric rac over the
gathering stitches and fold the ends of the ric
rac around to the back of the apron. Top-stitch in
place. Place the upper ric rac about ½" from the
top edge of the apron.
4. Fold the long strip in half lengthwise, right sides
together. Press. Stitch along the three sides in a ¼"
seam, leaving an opening to turn.
Enjoy your apron! By Jill Finley of Jillily Studio
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Brief History of Quilting Why Quilts Matter –
Throughout history, people have enjoyed quilts for many
different reasons. Quilts can provide clues to the past.
Quilts can provide warmth. Quilts can provide beauty
and value. Quilts can provide heritage. Quilts can
provide enjoyment from working with color, texture, and
pattern.
Quilting can be traced back to ancient Egypt and China
where three layers of fabrics (top, batting for warmth,
and backing) were stitched together to keep the middle
layer from slipping and clumping.
Later in the 11th century, quilting was used to hold
together the layers of padding under armor. From then
on quilting was a common form of needle work.
In the 18th century, it was stylish for English women to
wear quilted petticoats and underskirts and for men
to wear quilted waistcoats. Quilted bedding was also
popular. Quilts were first brought to the American
Colonies during this century.
There are only written references of the first American
quilts. These quilts were probably styled after English
quilts. The first American quilts were probably not
patchwork or appliqué but whole cloths.
Quilting in American became popular in the 19th Century
when distinctly American patchwork and appliqué
designs were created. These quilts were produced for
utility and pleasure and are the inspiration for today's
quilters. They are also an important part of American
Folk Art.
From the 1940s to the 1970s, quilting was not a regular
pastime for America. Since 1976, quilting has again
become popular.
From—Fons, Marianne and Porter, Liz, "Quilter's Complete Guide".
Birmingham: Oxmoor House, Inc., and Leisure Arts, Inc., 1993. 8-9.
with Mary Fons
Quilts are works of art, objects made
with care and love that we use every day
of our lives in innumerable ways. We cry
on them, marvel at them; pour
creativity and artistry into
them. We decorate our
homes with them, and
have picnics on top
of them. For a long
time in this country,
a quilt welcomed you
at birth and when you
died, you were put in
the ground in a quilt.
Not many objects have
such power—do any have
as much soul? We use quilts
in all of these varied applications, they
become almost like family members…
and then we have the glorious ability to
stick the things in the washing machine
when they need it. I’m telling you: perfect
objects. Functional art. Brilliant.
I make quilts because I love to design
them, I love to write about them, I love
to have them photographed, and I love to
give them away. Shame on me if I have an
enormous stack of quilts at any given time.
They should be used. Yes, even the really,
really special ones. I make bed-sized
quilts, for the most part. Quilts are for
people, not closets! There’s a Jewish saying
that one should “give till it hurts.” I think
about that when I’m really having a hard
time parting with a quilt. I think, “Give till
it hurts,” and I give the quilt to someone
I love to use and enjoy. I never regret it
because I know it has a good home.
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The Colorado Quilting Council, Inc,
General Meeting Minutes
is coming along, but the shelves still have empty spaces. Please help us
fill those spaces. You can see Karen Brown or myself if you have items
to sell or have questions. You must turn in your merchandise to Lucille
or Karen by September 10th.
August Meeting Minutes,
Grand Junction CO, August 27, 2016
Fall Retreat, Karen Hadfield—I brought the first "charity" quilt made
by Lynette Joines and quilted by Cyndi McChesney both from Canon
City. In addition, I'd like to show the SF Sensibilities/Deb Karasik
class sample quilt. Registration is almost full but there are some rooms
if you'd like to come. Please have your form to me NO LATER than
Friday, September 2nd. Lynnette Joiner is in charge of the charity quilt
project for the retreat. It will be red/white/blue.
President Dawn Mills called the meeting to order at 10:00 am. She
thanked Sunset Slope Guild for hosting today’s meeting. Marion Fenner
welcomed everyone to Grand Junction.
The minutes from the Breckenridge General Meeting were approved as
published in the newsletter.
Karen Brown read the abridged minutes from the June Board meeting
of August 9th.
Western Slope Documentation, Heather Lundquist—Heather introduced
herself as the new Western Slope Documentation Chairperson. She
reported that the team has two sections, northern and southern, to
accommodate travel issues and still provide events for the whole
region. The next documentation is scheduled for October 22 in Rifle.
She encouraged those at the meeting to contact any groups interested
in future quilt documentation events to begin planning for 2017 and
contact her. A training meeting was held following the regular CQC
meeting for orientation of the northern portion of the team.
New Business
Dawn Mills—the slate for Officers for 2017 will be as follows:
President—Open
(If no one steps forward to fill this position, Dawn will continue as
President. It will require a vote to amend the bylaws to extend the term
of office for another year.)
1st Vice President Membership—Pat Cleveland
Announcements
2nd Vice President Programs 2017—Lucille Rypinski
Kim Cook, Nurse Family Partnership, is looking for volunteers to make
quilts or boppies for new babies.
2nd Vice President Programs 2018—Ellen Nepustil
Treasurer—Mary Rush
The Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum will have The Story of Jewel Wolk
with Jean Wakely on September 11th. October 9 is Under the Radar
Humble Quilts with Jeananne Wright. Check their web site www.
rmqm.org for a complete schedule of upcoming events.
Secretary—Open
Officer Reports:
1st VP Membership, Kayla Mills—there were 50 members and 40
guests at today’s meeting. There is a total of 621 adult members, 89
business members and 41 junior members
The meeting was adjourned at 10:50am.
Respectfully submitted, Recording Secretary—Karen Brown
Treasurer, Mary Rush—see page 30 of the newsletter.
1st Vice President Programs 2016, Mary Rush—see the meeting and
speaker schedule in the newsletter on page 3.
2nd Vice President Programs 2017, Lucille Rypinski—see the new
schedule of meetings and speakers in the newsletter.
Fantabulous
Committee Reports:
Quilt Show
Quilt-A-Fair, Dawn Mills—see the newsletter for package deals on
hotel rooms (page 10), the Thursday night lecture, the Friday night
dinner/trunk show, and Tim Latimer’s class (pages 8–11). Admission for
QAF will be $5.00 for a single day entrance and $8.00 for both days this
year. All booths are full. We hope to see you there!
in Barn A at the Boulder County Fairgrounds in Longmont, CO
October 14, 2016 1pm-8pm and
October 15, 2016 9am-5pm
Hall of Fame, Joyce Taff—In Joyce’s absence, Dawn presented a Hall
of Fame award to Mary Rush. See page 12 of the newsletter for details.
Raffle Tickets 2016, Martha Johnson—To date, 4,987 tickets have
been sold. 460 tickets have been received this past month. We have
reached 53% of our goal of $8,000 for raffle ticket sales. Deposits to
date are $4,268. We still need more volunteers to help sell raffle tickets
at Quilt-a-Fair next month. Thank you, Karen Brown, for helping me
that past couple of months. Karen has taken the quilt to Durango and
Breckenridge for the general meetings and has sold tickets at those
events.
Admission $5
Discount coupon and
more info at
www.longmontquiltguild.org
Shirley Sanden Scholarship Fund, Lucille Rypinski—Please think about
applying for a scholarship. We have money just sitting there and it's for
member's use. The scholarship application is online within the CQC
website. While I hate to suggest this, because we seem to be competing
with online workshops and tutorials, you can apply for one of these
quilting classes.
• Over 130 quilts on display from members
• Quilts and hand-crafted items for sale
• Vendor Area
Antique Bed Turnings, narrated by
noted Quilt Historian and Appraiser,
Jeananne Wright
Red Ticket, Lucille Rypinski—I have some antique blocks to raffle off
today. Tickets are $1.00 each.
QAF Country Store, Lucille Rypinski—Our Quilt-a-Fair Country Store
with Unique
Boutique
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6905 S Broadway • Littleton • 303-794-7312
Www.thecreativeneedle.com
(NW Corner of Broadway & Ridge Rd.
In The Broadridge Shopping Center)
~The Creative Needle is celebrating
38 Years of Keeping You In Stitches!
This celebration is going to last all month! Stop
into the store to register for a prize drawing!
Authorized Dealer of Sewing & Embroidery
Machines, Sergers
Colorado’s Fun Needlework Shop
Hours:
Monday thru Thursday: 10:00am til 6:00pm
Friday and Saturday 10:00am til 5:00pm
Sundays 12:00pm til 4:00pm
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Project Warm Hearts
Purpose
♦ To involve members of CQC in a charitable project.
♦ To assist organizations in their fundraising activities.
♦ To give quilters the opportunity to do more for others
and help a charity of their choice.
Instructions
♦ Make a block following the directions given.
♦ Fill out the form with your charity of choice.
♦ Include a completed form with each block you turn in.
For each block turned in, the named charity will be entered in a
drawing to choose which of the nominated charities the quilt will
be awarded to. (For example–if you turn in five blocks for the
Red Cross, the Red Cross will be in the drawing five times.)
♦ Turn blocks in at the CQC meetings or mail to Ruth, listed below.
Drawing
The quilts will be presented at CQC general meetings. Questions, call
Ruth Vincent 720-454-8210.
Be sure to keep track of your volunteer hours and turn them in to the
Volunteering Stars Committee or log them online at OurVolts website.
Project Warm Hearts
1 entry per block
Flower of Spring Block
Block Directions
This is a 12" square block.
It is made from as many colorful
fabrics that you choose. The
background fabric should be a light
fabric.
• Cut 1 square 12½"×12½".
• Cut each applique as shown.
• Layer fabrics according to the
diagram below.
• Assemble pieces A–E
(alphabetically) on the light
fabric. Use appliqué method
of choice.
• Block is 12½" unfinished.
NAME
PHONECELL PHONE
C
EMAIL
A
ADDRESS
E
E/r
CITY, STATE, ZIP
B
CHARITYCHARITY CONTACT
Mail completed square and entry form to
Ruth Vincent, 1520 S DeGaulle Circle, Aurora, CO 80018
D
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A/r
C
Cut 1
D
Cut 1
E/r
E
Cut 1
reverse
Cut 1
A
1” x 1”
Square
Cut 1
Size Key
Au/tr1
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Saying Thank
You to Heroes
How do you thank someone who has
risked their life for you? Somehow, words
just don’t seem adequate, so people may
look for other options. Members of the
Longmont Quilt Guild’s “Bee Sew Brave”
(BSB) group have found one way. They
use their talents to create patriotic quilts
that honor military personnel who have
been injured while serving our country. It’s the group’s way of saying “thank you” to the brave men and women who put
their lives on the line to protect us.
BSB is a group of approximately 20 quilters of all skill levels, coming together for a shared purpose. Members work
both independently and as a group to make quilts using patriotic-themed fabrics, that are presented to returning heroes.
BSB members meet monthly to update each other on their quilting progress, to share ideas, and to plan for future events.
Once the quilts are finished, most are donated to the Quilts of Valor Foundation, a national program whose purpose
is “to cover service members and veterans touched by war with comforting and healing Quilts of Valor.” BSB works
specifically with the Northern Colorado Chapter of the QOV Foundation, which distributes the quilts to recipients within
the state of Colorado.
Three years ago the BSB group also began a partnership with the Challenge Aspen Military Outreach (CAMO) program,
that provides “professional adaptive instruction for military personnel who have been diagnosed with cognitive and/or
physical disabilities.” Each February CAMO sponsors the
“Estes Park Nordic Ski & Snowshoe Adventure,” a week
of outdoor sports and wellness sessions. At the end of
the week, BSB members travel to Estes Park to present
each retreat participant with a keepsake patriotic quilt,
made especially for them. The presentations are an
emotional experience for everyone involved, a chance
to touch each others’ lives in a very special and personal
way.
HANDWEAVERS GUILD
OF BOULDER
This year BSB members decided to try something new.
They challenged each other to create patriotic quilts
that include one common fabric (white stars on a red
background). Each member’s design is unique, but every
quilt features that specific fabric somewhere in it. And
the results are very impressive!
SALE&SHOW
The BSB challenge quilts will be on display during
the Longmont Quilt Guild’s Fantabulous Quilt Show
With Boutique, Friday, October 14, 1:00–8:00p and
Saturday, October 15, 9:00a–5:00p, in Barn A of the
Boulder County Fairgrounds in Longmont.
SPINNING, WEAVING, AND TEXTILE ART DEMONSTRATIONS
JURIED SHOWCASE OF ARTISAN-CREATED WORK
In addition to the patriotic quilts, the Quilt Show will
feature over 100 other quilts made by Longmont Quilt
Guild members; a boutique of quilts and handcrafted
items for sale; an exhibit of antique quilts, narrated by
noted quilt historian Jeananne Wright; vendor booths;
and much more! Admission to the Quilt Show is $5;
children under 12 are free; there is no charge to shop in
the Boutique. Visit www.longmontquiltguild.org for more
information and a discount admission coupon.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
WEDNESDAY — SATURDAY
10AM — 6PM; SUNDAY 10AM— 3PM
HANDWEAVERSOFBOULDER.ORG
NOVEMBER 2 – 6
BOULDER COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
FREE ADMISSION • FREE PARKING
handweaversofboulder.org
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Business Directory
ALAMOSA
Alamosa Quilt Company
3211 Main St, Suite H, Alamosa, CO 81101
(located inside the Villa Mall), 719-937-2555.
Hrs: Mon–Fri 10:00a–5:00p, Sat 10:00a–3:00p.
For all your creative sewing needs. We specialize
in modern-style fabrics but strive to carry a
well-balanced mix of fabric styles in cotton,
flannel and wool. We stock sewing notions of all
kinds; Aurifil thread; Sue Spargo books, patterns,
threads, wools and velvets; BERNINA supplies;
and offer classes daily on a variety of quilts and
bags. Web alamosaquiltcompany.com
ARVADA
Arvada Quilting Co
Long-arm computerized quilting, stitch
regulation with precision control providing
a constant stitch. Edge-to-Edge price based
by square inches of top and the repeat size of
the pattern chosen. Mailing service offered.
By appointment. Joanne Holzer, 7485 West
83rd Ave, Arvada, CO 80003, 303-420-1018.
[email protected]
BOULDER
Elfriede’s Fine Fabrics
2425 Canyon Blvd, Boulder, CO 80304,
303-447-0132. Your source for extraordinary
quilting and garment fabrics including
Liberty of London cotton lawns, a multitude
of Indonesian cotton and rayon batiks, and a
large selection of oriental prints. Hrs: M–Sat
10:00a–6:00p. Web elfriedesfinefabrics.com
eQuilter.com
5455 Spine Rd, Suite E, Boulder, CO 80301,
303-527-0856 Luana Rubin. 20,000 quilt
fabrics and products online and in stock.
1,000 new products per month and weekly
e-newsletter. 2% of sales given to charity–over
$
1.3M so far! Save on shipping and pick up at
Boulder warehouse. Web eQuilter.com
BRECKENRIDGE
JK Studio
In the Lincoln West Mall, 100 S Main St (upstairs),
Breckenridge, CO 80424, 717-855-0561
“Fiber art and more,” quality, handmade items,
including quilted wall hangings, fabric pictures,
fabric pins, embellished fleece vests/sweatshirts,
paperweights, coasters, and more. Sorry, no
supplies. Email [email protected]
Web jkstudiollc.com
BROOMFIELD
Make It Sew
6811 W 120th Ave, Broomfield, CO, 303-4668129. Handi Quilter longarms and sit-down,
JANOME, Elna and Necchi sewing machines,
notions, threads, all machine repair service and
private education. Hours: T–F 10:00a–5:30p
Sat 10:00a–4:00p. [email protected]
Web makeitsew.biz
The Quilt Store
12710 Lowell Blvd, Broomfield, CO 80020
303-465-0750. The one-stop store for quilters
offering classes, supplies, books, patterns,
kits and gift items. Hrs: M–F 10:00a–6:00p,
Sat 10:00a–5:00p, Sun 10:00–3:00p
Web thequiltstore.net
BUENA VISTA
Bev’s Stitchery
202 Tabor St, PO Box 1773, Buena Vista, CO
81211, 719-395-8780 Bev Zabloudil. Fabric,
notions, needlework, quilting supplies, classes.
Hrs: M–F 9:30a–5:00p, Sat 9:30a–3:00p.
Liars’ Lodge B&B
Quilting/Knitting Retreats. 30000 CR 371 (on
the Arkansas River) 719-395-3444. Let us do the
cooking and cleaning while you enjoy your favorite pastime. Put your own group together or join
another group. About two hours from SW Denver
or CO Springs. Web LiarsLodge.com
CANON CITY
First Stitches Quilt Shop & Sewing Store
212 S 4th Street, Canon City, CO 81212
Owner, Kim 719-285-8088 Authorized Janome
dealer, sales and service. “In the little brick
house across from the Chamber of Commerce”
Open M–F 10:00a–5:00p, Sat 10:00a–4:00p.
Web firststitches.com
CASTLE ROCK
Brickworks LLC
AQS Certified Quilt Appraiser
ASA Candidate, Senior Property Appraiser
Cindy Brick, professional personal property
appraiser, 3700 Collins St, Castle Rock, CO
80108, 720-849-7105. Quilt, textile and other
appraisals, classes, workshops, lectures,
restoration advice (professional restorer). Kits,
fabrics and many books.Email cindyjbrick@
gmail.com Web cindybrick.com
High Country Quilts
4771 N Academy Blvd, Co Springs, CO
80918, 719-598-1312 Owners Natalie Glaser,
Karen Rellaford and Jean Wilt serving you
since 1983. Full service shop with supplies,
instruction, and service. Bernina and APQS
Longarm dealer. Hrs: Mon–Sat 9:30a–6:00p.
Email [email protected] Web hcquilts.com
Ladybug Hill Quilts
929 E Fillmore St, Co Springs, CO 80907
719-593-5949 or 1-866-593-5949 Sydney
Risley. Fabric, kits, patterns, books, classes
and more. Authorized Janome sales and
service. Long arm rental. Fun, fabric and
inspiration! A friendly place to let your quilting
imagination grow! Hrs: M–F 10:00a–5:30p,
Sat 10:00a–3:00p, Sun closed. Secure online
shopping at ladybughillquilts.com
“Wool Appliqué Patterns and Kits Designed
for Distinction—and now, Rug Hooking
Designs too!” Kathy J. Gaul, Designer/Owner,
9518 Penstemon Ct, Colorado Springs,
719-282-3518 Web meetinghousehilldesigns.com
Published in Rug Hooking Magazine and
NQA’s The Quilting Quarterly, Kathy teaches her
dimensional wool appliqué techniques across
the country and speaks on the stories behind
her artwork and the origin of her pattern company.
Ruth’s Stitchery
4440 Austin Bluffs Pkwy, Co Springs, CO
80918, 719-591-1717 or 1-888-591-8803
Catherine Culp and Marilyn Krummel. Fabric,
classes, cross-stitch and machine embroidery.
Authorized Viking sales and service. Hrs:
M–Sat 9:00a–6:00p, Sun noon–5:00p. Email
[email protected] web ruthsstitchery.com
CRAIG
Quilter’s Quest
Sew-Ciety
1025 S Perry St, Unit 101-B, Castle Rock, CO
80104, 720-733-8102. Authorized Viking dealer,
fabrics, specialty threads, embroidery software,
classes and notions. Hrs: M–F 10:00a–6:00p,
Sat 10:00a–5:00p. Email sew-ciety@sew-ciety.
com Web sew-ciety.com
335 E Victory Way, Craig, CO 81625,
970-826-0111, Owner, Brenda Rummel. NW
Colorado’s highest quality cottons at the most
affordable prices and a great variety too!
Hrs: Tu–F 10:30a–5:30p, Sat 11:00a–4:00p.
Call ahead for summer hours.
DENVER
CENTENNIAL
A Stitching Shop (aka Brazilian Embroidery)
Holly’s Quilt Cabin
8210 S Holly, St, Centennial, CO 80122
720-529-9659, Holly Engelken, Manager Kari
Nichols Hrs: M–Sat 9:30a–6:00p, Tue eve till
7:00p, Sun noon–4:00p. Web quiltcabin.com/
stores.asp
COLORADO SPRINGS
Bobbie Aug, PO Box 9654, Co Springs, CO
80932-0654, 719-632-3767 Fax 719-632-9210.
Appraisals, classes, workshops. Email
[email protected] Web BobbieAug.net
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4444 Morrison Rd, Denver, CO 80219
303-727-8500/303-934-0568 Fax. Christine
M. Hause, certified, award-winning instructor,
beginning to advanced classes, workshops and
lectures. Expanded into all types of stitchery…
from cross-stitch to embellishments for quilts
to silk ribbon/threads to canvas. Call, fax or
mail orders available. Hrs: M–Sat 10:00a–5:00p.
Web StitchingShop.com or ChristineHause.com
DURANGO
FT. COLLINS
Durango Quilt Company
Fig Leaf
21516 Hwy 160 West, Durango, CO 81303
970-247-2582 Fax 970-375-0259. Judy
Danielson and Margien Gram, Owners.
Fabric, fabulous flannels and batiks,
books, kits, classes and notions. Hrs:
Mon–Sat 9:30a–5:30p, Sun noon–5:00p.
durangoquiltcompany.com
ENGLEWOOD
Wooden Spools
Quilting, knitting and more. 2805 S Broadway,
Englewood, CO 80113. 303-761-9231, M–F
10:00a–6:00p, Tu til 9:00p, Sat 10:00a–5:00p,
Sun noon–4:00p. Vicki Skigen. Features new
and revived quality cotton and a fantastic
selection of yarn. Web woodenspools.com
ERIE
Cotton Sandwich Quilt Shop, LLC
170 Cessna Dr, Erie, CO 80516-8112. Hours
by appointment. Owner, Ruby J. Earnshaw
303-993-4061, cell 720 890-8523. Part of
CQC’s Boulder County Quilt Trail, Cotton
Sandwich quilt block. Fabric by the bolt, fat
quarter bundles, novelty fabric, quilt kits,
patterns, including Aunt Martha’s iron-on
patterns, flour sack towels and notions.
Web store cottonsandwichquiltshop.com
ESTES PARK
A Picture Perfect Place
Estes Park, CO 970-284-6603 Amy. In
business since 2003, ironing board/irons, a
quilt design wall for arranging pieces. We offer
unhosted weekend retreats for up to 14 in our
spacious lodge. In business for 10 years. Large
workroom with ironing board/iron, cork wall
for arranging pieces, comfy chairs and lights
at each table. Separate dinning area from work
area, full kitchen, fireplace, 5 beds and 3 baths
and amazing view of Longs’ Peak.
Web APicturePerfectPlace.com
Cottage Bliss
870 Moraine Ave, Estes Park, CO 80517
970-577-1557. Neo-vintage, bohemian,
romantic, lodge and batik fabrics. Original
kits, notions, books and patterns. Also gifts
and home decor. Hours of inspiration M–Sat
10:00a–5:00p. Web cottageblissestes.com
FOUNTAIN
Na-La's Quilt Shoppe
117 S Main St, Fountain, CO 80817.
719-382-6252. A fun place to be inspired.
Hrs: Tue–Fri 10:00a–5:30p, Sat 10:00a–4:00p,
Sun–Mon Closed. Email NalasQuiltShoppe@
gmail.com Web nalasquiltshoppe.webs.com
IDAHO SPRINGS
2834 S College Ave, Ft. Collins, CO 80525
970-495-1766. Laura Shotwell. Classes, fabric,
notions, country furnishings and accessories.
Hrs: M–Sat 10:00a–6:00p, Sun noon–5:00p
Web thefigleafquilting.com
The Presser Foot
2111 S College Ave., Fort Collins CO 80525
970-484-1094. Bernina sewing machines and
accessories. Specialty classes. Onsite service
and repair for all sewing machine brands.
Best selection of threads in No Colorado.
Where sewing begins and quilters are inspired.
Hrs: M–Sat 10:00a–5:00p, Thu 10:00a–6:00p,
Closed Sun. Web thepresserfoot.com
FT. MORGAN
Inspirations Quilt Shop
423 Main, #300, Ft. Morgan, CO 80701
970-542-0810. Fabric, classes, quilters’
needs, gift items. Hrs: M–Sat 10:00a–5:00p
Web inspirationsquiltshop.com
GLENWOOD SPRINGS
Glenwood Sewing Center
822 Grand Ave, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
970-945-5900 Elizabeth Axthelm and Peter
Arnold. Fabric, patterns, notions, quilting supplies, classes. Viking Dealer clean, tune and
repair most models. Hrs: M–Sat 10:00a–6:00p,
Su 11:00a–4:00p Web glenwoodsew.com
GOLDEN
Golden Quilt Company
1108 Washington Ave, Golden, CO 80401
303-277-0717 Nancy Swanton, Owner.
Specializing in Kaffe Fassett, batiks, black/
whites/brights. Quilting supplies, notions, gifts,
classes, kits, machine quilting services, finished
quilts. Hrs: M–Sat 10:00a–5:30p, Sun noon–
4:00p. Email [email protected]
Web goldenquiltcompany.com
Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum (RMQM)
1213 Washington Ave, Golden, CO 80401
303-277-0377. Hrs: M–Sat 10:00a–4:00p.
New exhibits quarterly, both traditional and art
quilts. Gift shop carries quilts and quilt-related
items, consignments welcome. Membership
and volunteer program. Web rmqm.org
GRANBY
Fabric Nook
LAFAYETTE
Studio Bernina
2850 Arapahoe Rd, Ste 100, Lafayette, CO
80026, 303-447-0852 Full line of Bernina
machines, sergers, embroidery machines,
accessories and machine service. Professional
sewing school. Hrs: M–Sat 10:00a–6:00p.
Web studiobernina.com
LAKEWOOD
Infinity Logo Solutions (Melco Bravo Sales)
John Hanson 303-885-2530
Lakewood, CO 80232. Email Sales@
infinitylogosolutions.com
LITTLETON
A Quilter’s Choice – APQS West
5787 S Gallup Street, Littleton, CO 80120
435-229-2703, Hrs: Tue–Friday 10:00a–5:00p
Afterhours or weekends available—call first.
APQS longarm showroom and education center.
Meet our talented quilt artist, Myrna Ficken,
who brings 17 years of experience to our area.
APQS machine, sales, rental (5 machines
available including our sit down machine
“George”), machine service, longarm classes,
piecing classes, longarm supplies (batting,
thread, rulers, etc.), and quilting service. Web
aquilterschoice.com
Designs by Deb
5624 S Datura St, Littleton, CO 80120
303-794-3626. Award winning—computerized
longarm quilting. We offer quick turn around
for edge to edge quilting. Affordable pricing.
1000’s of patterns to choose from. Unique,
one-of-a-kind designs will enhance any
quilt. Call Deb Geissler for an appointment.
debrageissler.com
The Creative Needle
387 E Agate, P.O. Box 694, Granby, CO 80446
970-887-2005 Tina Holley. Fabric, patterns,
notions, quilting, supplies, books, classes.
Hrs: M–F 10:00a–5:00p, Sat 10:00a–4:00p.
GRAND JUNCTION
High Fashion Sewing & Quilt Shop
2584 Patterson Rd, Unit B, Grand Junction, CO
81505, 970-256-1293. Notions, cottons and
classes. Hrs: M–Sat 9:30a–5:30p.
Dancing Sky Quilting
“Classic designs, modern spirit” 201 Fall
River Rd, Idaho Springs, CO 80452. Kathryn
Koch-Fellbaum, 303-895-6066 kkfellbaum@
gmail.com. Professional hand-guided longarm
quilting for 12 years. Quick turnaround, edge
to edge and custom quilting. My goal is to
enhance your quilt, not overshadow it. Mail
orders accepted, willing to arrange convenient
drop off and pick up. View my work Like
Dancing Sky Quilting on Facebook!
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6905 S. Broadway #113, Littleton, CO 80122
303-794-7312, Marge Serck. Classes, fabric
and supplies for quilting, cross stitch, threads,
charts, kits, heirloom fabrics and laces, smocking
plates and pleaters. Custom machine quilting.
Authorized sales and service for Elna, Janome,
Necchi and Juki Sewing Machines. Mail
order and secure online orders. Hrs: Mon–Thu
10:00a–6:00p, Fri–Sat 10:00a–5:00p, Sun
noon–4:00p. Web thecreativeneedle.com
LONGMONT
Jeananne Wright, 1152 E 4th Ave, Longmont, CO
80504, 303-772-7684. “Have Quilts, Will Travel”
lectures, programs and appraisals.
Quality Sewing
1450 N Main St, Unit B, Longmont, CO 80501
303-651-7752. Authorized dealer for Babylock
sewing machines and sergers. Table and longarm
quilting machines available. Classes, embroidery
designs, software, notions and threads. In-house
technician. Service available on all machine
makes/models. Hrs: Tu–F 10:00a–5:30p,
Sat 10:00a–4:00p, closed Sun–Mon. Web
Qualitysewinginc.com
The Presser Foot
2430 North Main St, Longmont, CO 80501
303-485-6681. Bernina sewing machines and
accessories. Specialty classes. Onsite service
and repair for all sewing machine brands. Best
selection of threads in No Colorado. Where
sewing begins and quilters are inspired.
Hrs: M–S 10:00a–5:00p, Thu 10:00a–6:00p,
closed Sun. Email [email protected]
Web thepresserfoot.com
LYONS
Lyons Quilting
42 East Main St. Lyons, CO 80540. Tracey
Barber 303-823-6067 Hrs: M–Sat 9:30a–6:30p,
Sun 1:00p–5:00p, Web lyonsquilting.com
MONTE VISTA
Shades, Quilts & Etc.
129 Adams St, Monte Vista, CO 81144
719-852-2179 Marilyn Davey. Fabric, classes,
books and supplies. Authorized Janome dealer.
Hrs: M–F 10:00a–5:00p, Sat 10:00a–3:00p.
Web shadesquiltsandetc.com
MONTROSE
LadyBugZ Quilt Company
823 E Main St, Montrose, CO 81401
970-249-1600. A variety of quilt fabric, notions,
classes and longarm rental. Hrs: Tu–Sat
10:00a–5:00p, closed Sun–M. Email info@
ladybugzquilt.com Web ladybugzquilt.com
PUEBLO
Stitcher’s Garden
308 S Union Ave, Pueblo, CO
81003, 719-545-3320 Fax
719-545-3307 Sandy Strickland
[email protected],
Fabric, notions, threads, books,
patterns and classes. Coming
soon, YARNS! Hrs: Tue–Fri
10:00a–5:00p, Sat 10:00a–4:00p
Web stitchersgardenpueblo.com
THORTON
Calico Creek Quilting
Hand-guided longarm quilting,13
years of experience, quick
turn around on edge to edge
quilting. Will do custom quilting.
Please call for appointment for
consultation. Lucille Rypinski
720-988-1080 or 303-457-2006.
WHEAT RIDGE
Harriet’s Treadle Arts
6390 W 44th Ave, Wheat Ridge,
CO 80033 303-424-2742, Harriet
Hargrave. Quilting, machine arts,
classes/supplies, fabric. Hrs: M–F
9:30a–5:00p, Sat 9:30a–4:00p Web
harriethargrave.com
WINDSOR
Quilter’s Stash
Our Newest
Hall of Fame Member
By now you have probably seen a pattern
developing for our Hall of Fame recipients for
2016. Many hours of volunteer time spent on not
just one area, but many. Not for just one year,
but for many years.
Our third inductee is another volunteer who has
taken the call to serve time and time again.
She has been innovative in the restructure of
how many of our committees are run and as
a chairperson of those committees, in making
changes that benefit the CQC membership. She
is not afraid to try new ideas and concepts. She
has returned to the Board to help in its running
smoothly and continues to serve when called.
You name it, she’s
been involved
in it one way or
another.
Please join me
in welcoming
our Hall of
Fame inductee:
Mary Rush
1180 W Ash St, #100, Windsor,
CO 80550, 970-686-5657, Patty
Winkelman. Classes, quilting supplies,
fabric, books and patterns. Hrs: M–Sat 10:00a–5:00p, Sun 1:00p–4:00p Web quilterstash.com
CHEYENNE, WYOMING
The Quilted Corner, Inc.
309 W Lincolnway, Cheyenne, WY 82001, 307-638-2002 or 877-282-2002 (toll free) Brenda Salverson.
Hrs: M–Sat 10:00a–5:30p Fabric, quilting supplies, books, patterns, classes. Web wyomingquilting.com
LARAMIE, WYOMING
Snowy River Quilts & Vintage Finds
216 E Custer St, Laramie, WY 82070, 307-721-3160. Owner, Deanna Johnson. A destination shop,
you’ll be glad you came by! M–Sat 10:00a–5:30p, Sat 10:00a–5:00p.
Web snowyriverquilts.com
PALMER LAKE
Sew Motion
A Stitching Shop
862 Highway 105, Palmer Lake, CO 80133,
719-481-1565, Sheila Schaffer. Fabric for
traditional or modern quilters. All the supplies
you need for your current and future sewing,
quilting, embroidery and cross-stitch projects.
Books and patterns. Thread, floss and wool felt.
Adding new inventory every week. Classes
coming soon. Visit our CONSIGNMENT SHOP.
Hrs: Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri and Sat 9:00a–6:00p;
Tues and Sun noon–5:00p. Visit our Facebook
page SewMotionFabricNotionsandMore for
updates. Email [email protected]
Web sew-motion.com
4444 Morrison Road
Denver, Colorado 80219-2446
(Monday - Saturday: 10 AM to 5 PM)
(303) 727-8500
[email protected]
(303) 934-0568 (Fax)
www.StitchingShop.com
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Baby Lock Sewing Machines
and Sergers
Notions ~ Embroidery Designs
Specialty Fabrics ~ Classes
On-Site Authorized Service
Financing Available
Quality Sewing, Inc.
Located in the Log Cabin Building
1450 Main Street, Longmont, CO
(303)651-7752
OPEN: Tuesday-Friday 10:00am - 5:30pm & Saturday 10:00am - 4:00 pm
www.qualitysewinginc.com
Quality quilting fabrics, supplies, gifts and more.
Traditional to modern and everything in between.
WHEN YOU SPEND $50 OR MORE.
Offer valid September 23-30. Can't be combined with
any other offer. Limit one coupon per customer.
71 Erie Parkway, Unit 104, Erie, CO 80516 | 720.328.8181
[email protected]
@AQuiltersCorner. Like us. Share us.
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In Cañon City
AUTHORIZED SALES
& SERVICE FOR
212 S.
212
S.4th
4thStreet
Street
Cañon
Cañon City,
City,CO
CO
719-285-8088
719-285-8088
Register
online at:
www.firststitches.com
www.firststitches.com
All-day seminar • $79.99 early registration before Sept. 1st. • $99.99 after Sept. 1, 2016
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Bank Account Total Monthly Report
Balance July 30, 2016
M
6
l Basis
1st Bank Checking
9,393.47
1st Bank Raffle Account
6,142.12
1st Bank Shirley Sanden Restricted Fund
Total Operation Funds
4,386.51
19,922.10
1st Bank Saving CD (Maturity 3/21/17)
10,527.65
1st BankColorado
Quilt-A-FairQuilting Council, Inc.
Total Funds Available
$
17,788.13
48,237.88
Profit & Loss
July 2016Inc.
Colorado Quilting Council,
Profit and Loss, July 2016
Jul 16
cc:Ordinary
Mitiz Kingl
- Newsletter Editor by 20th of month
Income/Expense
Note about expenses etc.
Income
4000 · Interest Income
4001 · Membership Dues
4002 · Workshop Revenue
4007 · Booth Rental
4007-1 · Q-A-F Booth Rental
Total 4007 · Booth Rental
4009 · Raffle Ticket Sales
4009-1 · CQC raffle
4009 · Raffle Ticket Sales - Other
Total 4009 · Raffle Ticket Sales
4011 · Guest Fees, Membership
4019 · Exhibits/Quilt Show/Entry Fees
Total Income
Gross Profit
0.52
225.00
385.00
1,075.00
1,075.00
206.00
8.00
214.00
15.00
75.00
1,989.52
1,989.52
Expense
5001 · Accounting and Legal
5003 · Bank Charges
5009 · Copying/Printing
5013 · Facilities/Equipment
5015 · Gifts & Grants
5015.1 · Donations/Memberships
5017 · Miscellaneous
5018 · Postage
5022 · Speaker/Teacher Fees
5023 · Speaker/Teacher Expenses
5030 · Licenses & Fees
5035.3 · Website-OurVolts
912.50
2.00
1,452.27
2,662.59
1,043.00
150.00
73.66
396.53
1,325.00
1,283.58
20.00
10.00
Total Expense
9,331.13
Net Ordinary Income
(7,341.61)
Other Income/Expense
Other Income
4040 · Shirley Sanden Restricted Fund
Total Other Income
Net Other Income
Net Income
(55.00)
(55.00)
(55.00)
(7,396.61)
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ELECTED OFFICERS
President
Dawn Mills 303-929-8543
[email protected]
1st VP Membership
Kaila Mills 307-761-3727
[email protected]
Hall of Fame
Joyce Taff
303-772-7711
[email protected]
Raffle Quilt 2016 Tickets
Martha Johnson 719-538-8120
[email protected]
Heritage
Mary Ann Schmidt 303-697-1726
[email protected]
Retreat, Spring 2016
Katie Melich
303-665-7669
[email protected]
Historical Documentation
Open until filled.
Retreat, Fall 2016
Karen Hadfield
719-488-8275
[email protected]
1st VP Programs (2016)
Vacant
Western Slope Documentation
Heather Lundquist 970-759-4736
[email protected]
2nd VP Programs (2017)
Lucille Rypinski 303-457-2006
[email protected]
Hospitality
Eva Klink
970-587-5281
[email protected]
Secretary
Karen Brown 3
03-948-2041
[email protected]
Treasurer
Mary Rush 303-947-0250
[email protected]
Past President
Karen Hadfield 719-488-8275
[email protected]
CHAIRPEOPLE
CQC Quilt Collection
Opal Frey
303-279-5260
[email protected]
Competition
Pamela Walsh
303-513-0946
[email protected]
Corresponding Secretary
Carol Bert
303-423-6130
[email protected]
Exhibits
Sandy Wheeler 303-902-4324
[email protected]
Games Manager
Ken Morrow
303-697-0269
[email protected]
Gifts & Grants
Penny Christensen 303-972-7834
[email protected]
Ways & Means
Committee on hiatus.
SPECIAL COMMITTEES
CHAIRPEOPLE
Library
Judy Forkner
303-541-0888
@
cqclibrary gmail.com
Bookkeeper
Sue Keck 303-989-2224
[email protected] 303-884-0344
Newsletter Editor
Mitzi King
303-674-1873
[email protected]
Charity Quilt Project
Ruth Vincent 720-454-8210
[email protected]
Newsletter Advertising
Connie Mondy
303-422-2844
[email protected]
Nominations
Cheri Baenisch
720-297-1094
@
cheribaenisch yahoo.com
Outreach
Cathi Gerlach
303-670-7914
[email protected]
Parliamentarian
Patty Joy
970-259-0032
[email protected]
Photography
Ken Morrow
303-697-0269
[email protected]
Property
Open until filled.
Publicity
Barb Gardner
[email protected]
Quilt-a-Fair
CQC Board—Dawn Mills
Quilt-a-Fair Quilt Show
Kay Hefner
303-986-4560
[email protected]
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Documentation Database
Open until filled.
Graphic Artist
Mitzi King
303-674-1873
[email protected]
Quilt Trails Project
Barbara Jones
720-220-1645
@
bjquilter2 comcast.net
Shirley Sanden Memorial Fund
Lucille Rypinski
303-457-2006
[email protected]
Volunteer Recognition
Laural Hoppes
719-466-9458
[email protected]
Web-Master
Randy Mills
303-929-8543
[email protected]
QUILT SHOW CHAIRPEOPLE
Denver Public Library Quilt Show
Ellen Nepustil
[email protected]
25th Annual Exhibition of
Quilts & Fine Woodworking
Committee on hiatus.
Colorado Threads
Newsletter of
P.O. Box 295
Wheat Ridge, CO 80034-0295
Return Service
Requested
Please join CQC at
Sept 23–24
9:00–5:00
Only $5 Admission
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The Quilts and - Colorado Quilting Council

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