December

Volume 25 Issue 3
MEETING DATE — Thursday, December 10, 2015
RUMMAGE SALE START - 5:30 PM
December Rummage and Vendor Faire
December is our Holiday/Rummage extravaganza. This is one my
favorite meetings of the year. As you know, I love fabric, even the
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
smallest of pieces.
Page 1 - December Rummage
We have five vendors coming for our Vendor Faire. They are, FAT
Page 2 - Hospitality
QUARTERS QUILT SHOP, COZY CREATIVE CENTER, MONICA'S BEAD AND
Page 3 - President’s Message
QUILT CREATION, FLYING GEESE FABRIC AND MOORE'S SEWING CENTER.
Page 4 - 2016 Quilt Show
Rummage will open their doors 5:30, Mary has done a swell job of
coordinating all of our donations.
Page 7 - Quilt Show Entry Forms
Page 11 - Programs
Page 12 - Upcoming Speakers
January's speaker will be Lisa Bongean of Primitive
Page 13 - Philanthropy
Gatherings. She has a big following of quilters, I
Page 15 - General News
can't wait to hear her presentation. Don't forget
our pre-guild dinner with the speaker will be held
at CPK, across from Trader's Joes on Marguerite.
They are excited to have us.
Page 17 - Block of the Month
Page 18 - Financials
Page 19 - Places to Go and Things
to Do
See you all soon.
Sherri Petier
**********HOSPITALITY ALERT************
“Holiday Soiree or Eat, Drink and be Merry”
Yes, it’s most members favorite time of the Guild year, the Holiday Event or as I
prefer to say the “Holiday Soiree”. Mary Mulcahey has worked so diligently to make
her home like an episode of HOARDERS so the rest of us can have an awesome time
finding those perfect swatches/scraps/bolts of that famous designer line called, “I
Don’t Want It You Can Have It” and accessories that would make Tiffany’s jealous
(step away from the buttons). We of course have fabulous vendors and last BUT NOT
LEAST, the Spectacular Buffet of Decadent Desserts and Audacious Appetizers. I
know many of you snickered when I mentioned Betty Crocker, Martha Stewart and
Trader Joes but I received a nasty email from the Pillsbury Dough Boy for the snub
and I assured him his products would be represented.
Seriously, there are a few ground rules to alleviate the frenzy at the buffet:
1. Please have the item “staged”, PRESENTATION is up to you (make it pretty-think
impress your mother-in-law or better yet yourself)
2. IF you want your DISH/UTENSIL returned LABEL IT! Pretty please Pickup said dish
/utensil they’d miss you
3. PRESLICE the Cake, pie, quiche, cheeses … (unless it’s cheesecake, and then it
doesn’t need to be sliced, just hand me a fork!)
The guild has been divided into groups by last names:
A-L ~ AUDACIOUS APPETIZERS
M-Z ~ DECADENT DESSERTS
BCQG BOARD ~ BLISSFUL BEVERAGES (non-alcoholic)
Think Tea Time on an elegant cruise ship like the Queen Mary in her heyday (not the
Titanic as she sank) or your best tea party with your teddy or doll.
Thanks, Jan & Jackie JAN’S CORRECT PHONE NUMBER IS 949.300.4145
The holidays are upon us! I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving with
family and friends. But now it is December and I don’t want to press, but how
are those holiday quilt projects coming along? There are some among us, who
shall remain anonymous, who picked out their projects last January,
completed everything by July and have already wrapped them for gifts or they
are part of their beautiful home décor. We still love these friends, but maybe
just don’t want to talk to them right now.
Our December Gala meeting might be just the place to help you find a holiday
project. Our annual Rummage Sale will begin at 5:30 p.m. this year to
accommodate your treasure huntingJ; and our 5 vendors will be
demonstrating their best projects and their merchandise will be for sale. Our
vendors are: Cozy Quilts, Flying Geese, Moore’s, Monica’s Beads and Quilts and
Fat Quarters.
Wasn’t David Taylor’s presentation terrific? What an amazing talent too. We
have some more exciting teachers coming up this year. In January, we have
Lisa Bongean from Primitive Gatherings and in February we have our own
Grace Errea! Sherri Peltier has listed all of the upcoming speakers in this
newsletter.
To make it easier for everyone to attend the workshops of these fabulous
teachers, we are now able to accept credit and debit cards at the Workshop
Table during the general meetings. You can sign up for classes up to three
months out. Give yourself a little gift of a class for the new year.
Happy Holidays Everyone, I look forward to seeing you all on December 10th
Martha
2016 QUILT SHOW
The Quilt Show is fast approaching and we have a lot to do before June 4, 2016.
QUILT SHOW ENTRIES: The entry forms are in this newsletter, and will again be in the
January and February newsletters. You will need to complete 1 form for each entry. The
forms are due by March 1st. Your quilt must be finished for delivery at the end of May.
If you have any questions, please contact Marian Mapes [email protected].
VOLUNTEERS: It takes a village of members to fill all of the volunteer positions needed
to make sure our quilt show runs smoothly. Beginning in January, there will be sign-up
sheets at the Quilt Show table. There are sit-down positions available if you are unable
to stand for a volunteer position. Please make sure you check your calendar, and sign up
(we would love for you to sign up for more than one position during the 2-day show). If
you have any questions, please contact Janet Cowart [email protected].
TRAVELING OPPORTUNITY QUILT: We have quite a few guilds, quilt shows, quilter’s
runs and private group meetings that the Opportunity Quilt is traveling to from January to
May. This gives us a chance to sell raffle tickets for the quilt as well as getting the
information out regarding our Quilt Show. If you have some time and would like to take
the quilt (it is a fun experience) please contact Pat Pardoen [email protected].
ADMISSIONS: The sale of admission bracelets has begun. The cost of admission is $10.
These tickets can be purchased prior to the show at the quilt show table. If you are
unable to attend our general meetings and would like to purchase your bracelet and any
others for gifts, please contact Anne Tracy [email protected].
AUCTION: Our Saturday auction is exciting and all of the beautiful quilts are donated!!!
The auction is a major source of income at the quilt show. Once again this year we will
be accepting credit cards for purchases at the auction. If you have an item you would
like to donate, please contact Mary Arntz [email protected].
RAFFLE BASKETS: Everyone loves to win a raffle basket, and we are starting to
collect the completed baskets as well as other “new” donations to put in baskets. Please
talk with you friendship group about making a basket. You can always make a basket
yourself, or donate NEW quilt items and fabric that we can assemble into a basket. If you
have any questions please contact Candy Crain [email protected].
VENDORS: We will be having 34-36 vendors at our show that will be selling everything
quilt – and some non-quilt related items. We have almost 100 prospects and the responses
are coming in. Remember the Chocolate lady? Yum !!! If you know of a vendor who may
like to join us, please contact Sara Slygh [email protected].
OPPORTUNITY QUILT: WOW!!! It’s the best word to describe our beautiful opportunity
quilt “Star Struck”. The biggest fundraising we do at the quilt show is the opportunity quilt.
The tickets are $1 each or 6 for $5. BCQG asks all members to take $30 worth of tickets
(that’s 36 tickets) and either buy them yourself or sell them to friends and family. You are
more than welcome to sell more than 1 packet. There will be 5 monthly prizes beginning in
February for members who have turned in their $30. Your name will be eligible for the
monthly drawings thru May. The sooner you turn in you money, the more chances you have
to win. Once you win, your winning drawing ticket will be taken out. So sell more, and get
your name in there multiple times. If you haven’t gotten you packet of tickets when you
checked in at the meetings, we will have them at the quilt show table. If you would like
additional tickets and can’t get to the meetings, please contact Gail Brunell
[email protected].
Thank you for all of your support with the 2016 Quilt Show.
If you have any questions about the Quilt Show, please contact Sandy Corbin or Marianne
Cunningham, the Quilt Show Co-Chairs. [email protected]
[email protected].
Made with Hoffman Bali Bat
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Pattern by Judy
Opportunity Quilt
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Guild Advertisers:
For information on becoming an advertiser in the BCQG Newsletter, please contact
Julia Renaud.
Phone: 949-306-5450
2016 Quilt Show - Entry Forms
Hi, I’m Marian Mapes and I coordinate the layout for the quilt show.
We always have a fabulous show because we have the most fabulous quilts and
members!
We’d like at least one quilt or entry from every member. We know you all have
something from a class or workshop, or block of the month. Or maybe something you
made as a special present that you can borrow back. We try to display around 400
items, so that means everyone’s participation.
Entry forms and instructions will be back at the Opportunity quilt table, on the
website, and will be in the Dec, Jan, and Feb Newsletters. The quilts don’t have to
be done, but the forms are due to me by March 1. Bring them to the next meeting or
mail them to me at the address on the form. I’ll have a box in the back of the room
next month to collect the entry forms. Fill it out now, before you forget. You can
enter as many items as you like and we’ll see what we can hang. Make sure to
include a picture or drawing, and some fabric swatches. These help in how we place
the items in the show. Please remember to sign the back of the form.
If you have any questions, my email is on the form and my number is in the roster.
Thank you in advance for your participation!
Marian Mapes
Beach Cities Quilters Guild – 2016 Quilt Show Entry Form
Instructions and Rules for Entries - Entry forms are due by March 1, 2016
All Entrants must be current members of Beach Cities Quilters Guild
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A photo, picture, line drawing, or rendering of your entry must be staples to the lower left of
the form, where indicated. Write item title and your name on the back in case it gets detached.
Fabric samples must be stapled to the lower right of the form, where indicated. They should be
no larger than 2” x 2”. Items 1 & 2 will aid in the placement of the entry in the layout.
A 4” finished sleeve is required on the top back of the quilt or any item that will be hung. The
sleeve must be sewn or basted on; no pinned sleeves are allowed. Items wider that 60” should
have a split sleeve, allowing for support in the middle. Sleeve instructions will be available at
the meetings, or upon request.
A cloth label with owner identifying information must be stitched or basted to all entries (quilt,
garment, or other item).
A separate entry form must be submitted for each item. ALL information requested must be
included. Any changes to the information (size, quilter, techniques) must be sent to
[email protected] to update the master record.
Please give credit when due, to the pattern, quilter, magazine, etc.
Descriptions must be BRIEF. We reserve the right to edit as needed for space requirements.
Please include inspiration, pattern, book or class used to make the item. This information will
appear on a hanging card attached to the front of your entry.
Any quilt greater than 95” in length will need to be pinned up from the floor. Any quilt greater
than 95” in width will need to be pinned back at the side. Please consider this when attaching a
sleeve.
PLEASE MAKE A COPY OF YOUR ENTRY FORM FOR YOUR RECORDS. You need a record of what
you entered and the sizes you provided.
Please Read and Sign: Every effort will be made to display items submitted with loving care. I
understand that BCQG does not insure the entries and I have checked my homeowners, renters or other
insurance policy to be sure my entry is covered for any unforeseen problem. I understand my quilt will
be photographed for a DVD of the BCQG Quilt Show which will be available for purchase.
Signature of Owner:___________________________________________________________________
Any questions, please contact Marian Mapes at [email protected]. Turn in forms at the February
meeting or mail them to Marian Mapes, 33695 Marlinspike Dr., Dana Point, CA 92629.
For Committee Use Only
Item#______________ Bin#________________
PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY
Member/Maker Name________________________________________________________________
Quilter Name (if different than maker) __________________________________________________
Name of Entry______________________________________________________________________
Quilt Size: Width____________inches
Length_____________ inches
Phone (______)_____________________
Email Address_______________________________
Please circle all techniques used in making the item:
Machine Pieced
Hand Pieced
Hand Dyed by Maker
Machine Applique
Hand Applique
Hand Painted by Maker
Machine Embroidery
Hand Embroidery
Hand Quilted
Hand Embellished
Original Design
Longarm Quilted by Maker-Amateur
Machine Quilted Domestic Machine by Maker
First Time Entry
Longarm Quilted by Maker-Professional
Other_____________________________________________________
Non-quilt Entry – Describe_______________________________________________________________
Brief Description of Entry (50 words or less)_________________________________________________
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SAMPLES HERE
Guild
Advertisers:
For information on becoming an advertiser in
the BCQG Newsletter, please contact Julia
Renaud.
Phone: 949-306-5450
Workshops
All workshops occur the Friday and Saturday (if offered) after our general meeting. They are held
at Community Presbyterian Church, 32202 Del Obispo St, San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675, from 104.
BCQG workshops are $40.00 per day. Registration for workshops begins three months prior to the
date of the workshop. Payment for the workshop is required at the time of registration and the
class fee is non-refundable.
In January, Lisa Bongean
of Primitive Gatherings,
will be presenting the
workshops on January
15th and 16th. Lisa
Bongean of Primitive
Gatherings, specializes in
wool applique
embellished with
beautiful and creative
embroidery stitches. Lisa
will teach two different,
one day workshops. On
Friday she will teach
Home Grown and on
Saturday she will teach
Geranium Tablemat. Join
your friends for a fun day learning new techniques for beautiful
handwork.
The February workshop,
“Intro to Heat Set Machine
Applique”, will be presented
by BCQG member Grace Errea.
(www.amazingquiltsbygrace.com) Grace’s art focuses on the
depiction of inspiring scenes in a “value-based”,
contemporary-realistic manner. Her focus on value makes it
easy for her students to create inspiring botanicals, landscape
scenes and portraits in any color. In this class, the student
will learn a “no fray”, raw edge applique technique, using one
of Grace’s patterns. Mark your calendar and join Grace for a
fun, informative workshop!
Upcoming Speakers - Beach
Cities Quilters Guild:
Dec - 2015
Holiday Event
Jan – 2016
Lisa Bongean
www.primitivegatherings.us
Feb – 2016
Grace Errea
www.amazingquiltsbygrace.com
March – 2016
Anelie Belden
www.anelie.com
April – 2016
Ami Simms
www.amisimms.com
May – 2016
Wendy Mathson
www.QuiltsbyWendy.com
June - 2016
Member Showcase
TBD
July – 2016
Juli Shulem
www.jsdesignsunlimited.com
August – 2016
Claudia D. Gomez
www.devotedtocolor.com
Sept - 2016
Marcia Stein
www.marciastein.com
Oct - 2016
President's Quilt
Nov – 2016
Lyn Brown
Dec - 2016
Holiday Event
www.LynBrown.com
Philanthropy
Philanthropy donations for this month included 22 quilts, 20 NICU blankets to Saddleback
Hospital; 13 fleece blankets to Village of Hope where they will be handed out to homeless
individuals; 19 stuffed animals to Orange County Child Abuse Prevention; and 1 pillow as a
special thank you to a woman who has done a tremendous amount for Philanthropy. The quilts
went to: 2 to Fairview Developmental Center, 6 to UCI Oncology, 4 to UCSD Alzheimer’s Quilt
Project, 4 to Orange County Child Abuse Prevention, 1 to Village of Hope, 1 to Corona Hospice
Guild Auction, 2 to Royal Therapeutic Treatment Center, and 2 to a bereaved individual and
auto accident victim.
As a reminder, get your Holiday family requests into Michelle early.
Just in case you were wondering...this November’s guild meeting we had 79 quilts donated!
Thank you for the continued support.
The next Philanthropy sewing day will be held Monday, December 7th at the Laguna Niguel Library on Crown Valley just south of Alicia. It runs from 10:30 until 4 so come for the whole time
or parts of it. Bring your sewing machine and supplies and be ready for some great fellowship,
too. It’s a great way to make friends and learn, while working on such a worthwhile cause.
Diana O’Connor
[email protected]
Debi Martin
[email protected]
Mary Ann Wahl
[email protected]
Michelle Naas
[email protected]
Guild Advertisers:
For information on becoming an advertiser in the BCQG Newsletter, please
contact Julia Renaud.
Phone: 949-306-5450
Monthly Mini: There will be no monthly
mini in December.
And here is the winner of
the November monthly
mini done by Jan Hirth
So if you’re interested please contact Jan
Johnson, [email protected], or me,
[email protected]. At this stage we will be
very casual and if you would rather make
something else or learn a new technique,
please let us know what you would like to do.
Thanks, Candy Crain
Rummage Sale: The rummage sale is
LIBRARY
here! Doors for the sale will open at 5:30 to
give you plenty of time to shop for all of the
amazing treasures we have collected. Bring
a large tote bag to carry all of your new
treasures home.
We are still looking for 1 or 2 more large
vans or SUVs to transport all of the treasures
on Thursday afternoon.
The library will NOT be “open for business” in
December. Please check your due dates and
return checked out books and CDs in January.
If Santa was good to you and you want to pass
on the “giving” in January, please bring
donations in double bags so we can easily
transport them.
Mary Mulcahey
[email protected]
The Book-Loving Babes:
Starlene Boyer [email protected]
707-239-0096
Jane Reyes
[email protected]
949-742-0892
Sharon Jaeger [email protected]
949-582-2239
New Friendship Group Forming:
Jan Johnson and Candy Crain would like to
form a group or two small groups that will be
project based…day and/or evening.
The first thing we thought would be fun is to
make a bag. I have several patterns and
books that we can choose from so I’m sure
you can find one you like. If there is
anything in particular that you want to work
on, please let one of know. I’m pretty
flexible as to availability and will start out
meeting at my house unless we outgrow it.
Request: Please donate
your vases to the guild.
The type of vases we are
looking for are 11" or so
tall that looks like the
picture. Please give them
to Sandy Corbin or
Kathleen Walker. These
will be used as a
fundraiser for the guild.
Thanks, Sandy and
Kathleen
Door Prizes: This month Door Prizes
came from Hoffman Fabrics (2 fat quarter
rolls), Quilt in a Day (patterns), Kaufman
Fabrics (charm pack and 2 fat 8ths rolls),
Quilt Cupboard (2 panels for baby quilts),
Buttonwillow designs (2 patterns), Bits &
Pieces (2 patterns), Road to California (3 day
pass), Moore’s (2 fat quarter packs), Flying
Geese (2 gift cards), Orange Quilt Bee (2 gift
cards)
2014-2015 Block of the Month
Quilts:
Treasurer's Report
BCBQ Profit & Loss Statement
10/1/15 to 9/30/16
Current Month
10/31/2015
Balance Forward
BCQG Gen-l Bus Fund
BCBQ All CD Accounts
BCQG Maximizer Account
Special Events Funds
Total Balance Forward
Income
Block Party
Membership
Philanthropy
Welcoming
Workshops
Total Income
Expenses
Facilities
Operations
Philanthropy
Programs
Treasurer
Total Expenses
Net Inc./Exp. Gen'l Acct
Advance to Tea & Tour
Other Income
Quilt Show Current Year Income
CD Account Interest Income
Maximizer Interest Income
Fiscal Year 15-16
10/1/15 to 9/30/15
5,947.68
10,009.07
23,871.71
5,000.00
44,828.46
75.00
4,520.00
100.00
20.00
1,920.00
6,635.00
6,635.00
5,947.68
10,009.07
23,871.71
5,000.00
44,828.46
75.00
4,520.00
100.00
20.00
1,920.00
6,635.00
920.00
1,646.00
22.12
53.09
35.00
2,676.21
-
920.00
1,646.00
22,012.00
53.09
35.00
2,676.21
3,958.79
3,989.79
0.61
0.61
14,710.26
10,009.64
23,872.32
5,596.32
54,188.54
14,710.26
10,009.64
23,872.32
5,596.32
54,188.54
-
Transfers:
To: BCQG Gen'l Fund
From: BCQG Maximizer Account
Current Balance:
BCQG Gen-l Bus. Fund
BCBQ All CD Accounts
BCQG Maximizer Account
Special Events Funds
Total Current Balance
Respectfully submitted
Candy Crain, treasurer
PLACES TO GO AND THINGS TO DO…………..
Ready for a Road Trip? The Southern California Council of Quilt Guilds keeps us posted on what’s
happening in Southern California. Here are some SHOWS and SHOP HOPS coming up…
JANUARY
21 – 24
ROAD TO CALIFORNIA (Ontario) $15 9-6 (Sun. 10-3:30) Hundreds of quilts, hundreds
of vendors, classes and food! www.road2ca.org
ROAD TO CALIFORNIA QUILT SHOW
Bus Sponsored by Surfside Quilters Guild
The Surfside Quilters Guild bus to Road2CA will be heading out on Thursday, January 21, 2016.
Registration forms will be available at the December & January Beach Cities guild meetings. The
cost is $35.00 and if paying by check it must be made out to Surfside Quilters Guild (spelled out).
Reservations will be on a first come first seated basis. If we fill the 47-seat bus, we'll try to get a
bigger one if we have more people who want to go with us.
Maggie Bell
[email protected]
FEBRUARY
13 – 14
SOUTH BAY Q.G. Quilt Show (Torrance) $10 10-4 www.southbayquiltersquild.org
27 – Mar. 6
MARCH
4–5
5–6
SAN DIEGO CRUISIN QUILTERS (Shop Hop) 10 shops www.cruisinquilters.com
DESERT GUILDS QUILT SHOW (Palm Springs) $7 10-5 www.desertguildsquiltshow.com
FRIENDSHIP SQUARE Q.G. Quilt Show (La Habra) $7
10-5 www.fsqg.org
The holidays are fast approaching and sometimes our quilting has to take a backseat to our other
commitments. Yes, there is a life outside of quilting!!! We would like to wish you and your
families a Happy, Safe and Healthy Holiday Season. See you in 2016….
SCCQG Chairs - Sandy Corbin and Marianne Cunningham