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SEW FAR SEW GOOD
SEW FAR SEW GOOD April - May - June 2013 "Advancing Sewing as an Art and Life Skill” American Sewing Guild Mission Statement Volume 27 - Issue 2 Phoenix Arizona ASG Chapter www.phoenixasg.org Presidents Note Serving the Valley of the sun Phoenix Metropolitan Area Issue Features Pages President’s Message …………………….1 Chapter advisory Board …………………. 2 Chapter Events Board Meeting ……..………………….…2 Gentle Reminder & Important Dates ……...3 Full Calendar………………………….….3 Mark your Calendar…..………….………..3 Annual “Sit and Sew” Day…….…………..5 ASG Annual Conference……………...….6 Sew In …...…………………………..…...6 Craft & Rummage Sale……………….....11 Membership ASG Name Badges……………..……….2 New ASG Members………………....…....4 Change of Address……………….…… 4 ASG Form…………………………...… .4 News from Membership…………….... ..14 Neighborhood Group Neighborhood Group ………………….8-9 Calendar………………..……………....8-9 Merchant Discount……………………....10 Members Services Directory…………….11 Articles Special Thanks……………………… ….3 Margarita Bohorquez………………… ….6 Express Gratitude…………………… ….6 ASG Contest……………………………..7 Sunshine Acres Letter…………………....21 Fashion Show………………...……...16-18 Feature Celebrity………………………...13 Book Review……………………...… ….13 Prescott Chapter………………… ……...14 Rusty Barn Winners……………………..14 Editor Editors Says……………………… ...…..11 Web Newsletter……………………….....15 Newsletter Submission………………….15 Member Items for Sales……………….....15 ASG Online and Tours……………….…21 Advertiser Index…………………… .….21 Hello Fellow Chapter Members, We have started a New Year and it is spinning by quickly. I would like to begin by thanking Karla for her leadership last year. The theme of the year was “giving back” and we did with a year of wonderful programs geared toward garment sewing taught by national teachers at very discounted cost to members. We hope to continue and expand on our programming this year in new and diversified ways while still being cost effective. We will begin in March with a “Sit and Sew Day”. Dig out the UFO’s , finish your spring dress for Easter, bring the quilt to bind, and commune with fellow sewers while you sit and sew for the day. Then in April join us for a Crafts and Sewing Rummage Sale. It will be a fabric sale and craft fair. Members come sell your lovingly made items and shop for fabric and sewing items. It will be a great day of deals. In June there is the ever popular Sew In. We are looking at having a fashion show and a work shop. The details are getting worked out. We are also working on our online presence and hoping to reach another segment of our area population that sews. We are starting a rework of our website to be more lively and exciting. We are also on Facebook. Check out our page American Sewing Guild Phoenix Chapter. Look for announcements and updates about chapter events and happenings. If an opportunity comes up in between our newsletters, Facebook, our website, and direct emails to members will be ways we will keep in touch. We will be investigating more social media platforms as the year moves on. If you haven’t been to the national website lately, check out the Members Only section. Not only will you find the great sewing deals from lots of sewing vendors across the industry (see Special Offers) but the staff in Houston have been busy developing sewing webinars. Some of the upcoming topics: Polar Fleece, French Curve, Let’s Talk Zippers, Opening a Home Sewing Business, Computer Basics – Very Basic!, Pattern Drafting, Buttonholes, “Words to Treasure” Baby’s First Quilt, Let’s Talk Pressing. You have the option to view these live or at a later date when they are added to the growing list that you can view anytime. (To see these webinars, go to asg.org, Members Only, Videos and Webinars.) The theme at National this year is TAG – Teach Another Generation. We wish to encourage the sewing in all age groups, but the focus is youth this year. National has implemented a Junior membership for those up to age 17 or 22 if in college. There is a youth task force developing programs to give to our very young sewers. The community service project for 2013 is a TAG bag. A drawstring bag to hold sewing supplies that can be used in youth programs. Check us out as we evolve and I hope to see you at the events. Let’s keep on sewing, Kay Phoenix Arizona Chapter Advisory Board - 2013 President Kay Newberg 480.471.8493 [email protected] Do you have an ASG Name Badge? Chapter name badges are white with blue lettering. PRICE $8.00 1st VP/ Web Master Charlotte Sconone 480.413.9035 [email protected] 2nd VP/Membership Sue Carlson 602.482.8170 [email protected] includes shipping To order: Advise how you wish your name to appear on the badge and send along with your check to: Karon Lamb 1526 W Coquina Dr Gilbert Arizona 85233 Make check payable to: Secretary Judy Sharp 480.461.3699 [email protected] Treasurer Karon Lamb 480.892.0327 [email protected] Newsletter Editor Patty Brown 602.430.2493 [email protected] NG Coordinator Sophann Schleifer 480.945.0871 [email protected] ************************** ASG Headquarters 9660 Hillcroft Suite 510 713.729.3000 Houston TX 77096 www.asg.org Shop the ASG Store Did you know there is an ASG store? ASG Logo wares (includes Collector Thimbles, Lapel pins, Charms, Name Badges Holders, Notions, etc.) are available for purchase on-line. To find these wares visit the ASG web site, go to: www.asg. org ASG, Phoenix Chapter Chapter Advisor Board Meetings Meetings are open to all members. Non-board members are asked to call the President in advance to RSVP. Meeting are held the First Thursday of the month but location varies. All ASG Chapter members are always welcome. Date: April 4 & May 2 & June 6 Time: 6:30 pm Location: RSVP Location Varies Have you visited the ASG Blog? A blog is a web site on which an individual or group of users records opinions, information, etc. on a regular basis. ASG has it’s very own blog by Ramona and you can find it at: www.asg.org and look for the purple spool with Blog at the top of the left hand column. ASG Sensitivity Statement: To foster the spirit of community within ASG and between ASG and the community at large, we will demonstrate respect and sensitivity toward one another through word and deed. In any way representing ASG or participating in an ASG activity, we will not promote or endorse divisiveness regarding any of the above or any other area that may fall into the category of sensitive subject matter. 2 April - May - June 2013 2 Chapter Event April May June 2013 Check for updates at www.phoenixasg.org APRIL 2013 SUN MON TUE 1 2 WED THU FRI SAT 3 4 5 6 EM 7 8 BM PP 9 10 C S 11 12 13 15 16 17 PV 21 22 24 NWV 28 MAY 29 18 19 20 25 26 27 PP 23 PP MON Mark your Calendar: TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 2 3 4 PP 5 6 7 8 EM 12 13 BM 9 S 10 11 NWP PP 14 15 M 16 17 18 23 24 25 30 31 PP 19 20 21 22 PV 26 JUNE 27 NWV– Northwest Valley PV– Paradise Valley PP– Pedal Pushers S– Scottsdale C– Chandler EM– East Mesa MS– Mesa Saturday NWP– Northwest Phoenix Note: Pedal Pushers meets every Wednesday 30 2013 SUN M Craft & Rummage Sales NWP PP 14 Neighborhood Groups Gentle Reminders & Important Dates Check for updates & supply lists at: www.phoenixasg.org PP 28 29 NWV PP TUE WED Sit and Sew Day March 23, 2013 Craft & Rummage Sales April 13, 2013 9am-3pm Sew-In June 28-30, 2013 ASG Annual Conference August 1-5, 2013 2013 SUN MON THU FRI SAT 1S 2 3 4 EM 5PP 6 BM 7 8 MS 9 10 11 C 12 NWP PP 13 14 15 16 17 18 PV 19PP 20 21 22 23 24 25 NWV 26PP 27 28 29 SEW-IN Special thanks to those who volunteered at the expo and especially for those who 30 3 April - May - June 2013 3 Welcome New ASG Members We are SEW HAPPY you have joined the Phoenix Chapter! We look forward to meeting each of you and seeing you at future Chapter events & Neighborhood Groups. Beth Harley Katherine Balle Sandie Gruenert Tina Lund Diana Barnum Valerie Foster Louise Kirkland Vivian Sarver A special THANK YOU to renewing members and GREETINGS to those transferred to our chapter. Phoenix/Arizona ASG Membership The American Sewing Guild is a non-profit organization of home sewists. Our purpose is to provide information, education and programs for our members and the community. Membership in the Guild is open to the public. Membership in the American Sewing Guild is $50 for new members, $45 for renewing members. Change of Address Don’t miss an issue! If we do not have your current mailing and email address, you WILL NOT receive newsletters or other important information. Membership data is managed at ASG Headquarters. Changes can be made on-line or by mail using ASG National’s website or mailing address below. ASG National: The American Sewing Guild 9660 Hillcroft Suite 510 Houston TX 77096 Website: www.asg.org e-mail: [email protected] Chapter Affiliation If you wish to change your Chapter Affiliation to one other than the original one you joined, you must notify ASG about the change. 4 April - May - June 2013 4 ASG 1st Annual “Sit and Sew” Day Saturday March 23rd 8 am to 4 pm Phoenix Airport Holiday Inn 3220 S. 48th Street Phoenix (University and 48th street) The cost is only $35 per person Need to just have a chunk of time for yourself with no interruptions? Want the company of other sewers? Cutting tables and pressing areas will be available. Come and join us for a fun day of sewing your own projects. Bring a friend and have an enjoyable day! Continental breakfast, Deli lunch and snacks will be provided. Send Registration to: Kay Newberg 5024 E. Sierra Sunset Trail, Cave Creek, AZ 85331 Registrations due March 15th. Name:____________________________________________________________________________________ Phone Number: ____________________ 5 Email: ___________________________________________ April - May - June 2013 5 Sympathy cards will be sent to her husband Luis and daughter Adrianna Burton American Sewing Guild Annual Conference When: August 1-5, 2013 Where: Hyatt Regency Crystal City 2799 Jefferson Davison Highway Arlington, VA 22202 The ASG Conference offers workshops, seminars, and lectures in two-day, all-day, half-day, two-hour, and 90minute formats. Classes are tailored to every sewing interest and every level of sewing skill. Watch the ASG website www.asg.org.com for all the current information as it becomes available. The ASG Conference website now has a link on it to reserve your room for this event. So if you plan to attend, please reserve your room as soon as possible! If you have never been to the ASG Conference before this one would be a great time to experience the excitement of so many sewers from all over country. Express Gratitude Please find an opportunity to express your appreciation to those entities who generously provide meeting space for neighborhood groups and to those retailers who support us through advertising in this publication. Say “Thanks” and Our Advertisers Sew from the heart Bernina Connection 35th Ave Sew & Vac Mulqueen Sewing Our Hosts Sewin Asylum Christ Presbyterian Desert Skies Clubhouse Sew from the Heart Mulqueen Sewing Center 35th Ave Sew & Vac Mesa Commemorative Air Museum Library 6 April - May - June 2013 Contact: Leslie Morris With questions or to request a registration form Sponsored by Phoenix ASG a non-profit organization [email protected] 480 893 2989 Thursday June 27, 2013 Workshop is “more than full” Friday Sunday June 28-30 “5-6 spots still open” 6 7 April - May - June 2013 7 Neighborhood Groups Neighborhood meetings are a great place to meet with new and old friends. All Neighborhood Groups are open to any member and guests. Group - Place - Day - Time Leader (s) Date - Program . Chandler - C Linda Nicolin 480.802.3142 [email protected] 35th Ave Sew & Vac 4939 West Ray Rd 2nd Tuesday 1:30pm East Mesa - EM Carolle De Vault 480.820.1739 [email protected] April 9 Peggy will make a “little twister” Call for Information May 14 Program to be determined. Call for Information June 11 We will make a bag with Peggy Sturgis. Call for Information April 2 Heirloom Sewing Techniques Rita Erickson & Arlene Haferman Judy Sharp 480.461.369 [email protected] Mesa Commemorative Air Museum Library 2017 N. Greenfield Rd May 7 Rita Erickson 480.474.2318 [email protected] Enter @ center door on the south side of building. 1st Tuesday Mulqueen Sewing Center 3716 East Main 2nd Saturday Merrianne Geisdorf 480.654.2062 [email protected] 10:00am NW Phoenix - NWP 35th Ave Sew & Vac 3548 West Northern Avenue 2nd Wednesday June 4 We are using Judy Kessinger’s free pattern for a zip up jacket that has it own built in tote (with all these helpers we can’t help but succeed!) Judy Elfving Rita Erickson/Kathy Halverson Sonya Porter/Judy Sharp 9:30am Mesa Saturday - MS 10:00am Elizabeth Davidson 623.878.6298 [email protected] April 13 Call for Information May 11 Call for Information June 8 Call for Information April 10 May 8 Irene Van West 623.934.3194 [email protected] June 12 8 Clean your machine– Know your sewing machine feet/ Throat plate Rita Erickson & Judy Sharp & Barb Rice April - May - June 2013 Patty will demonstrate dog clothes Elizabeth Davidson demonstrating a pull string bag To be announced. Call for Information 8 Neighborhood Groups Members are encouraged to attend any or all Neighborhood Group meetings. Guests may attend two (2) consecutive meetings before joining the Guild. Group - Place - Day - Time Leader (s) Northwest Valley - NWV Erica Doyle 623.398.6235 [email protected] Sewin’ Asylum 9420 W Bell Rd #103 4th Tuesday 10am - Noon Jeanne MacKenzie 602.996.6603 Desert Skies Clubhouse 19802 N 32nd St [email protected] Pedal Pushers- PP Christ Presbyterian Church 925 N Sarival Ave April 23 All about Interfacing and Battings May 28 Sewing For Men– share your ideas for great sewn gifts for the men and boys in your life June 25 Sew Patriotic– show us your red white and blue Paradise Valley / Phx - PV 3rd Tuesday 6:00pm Date - Program April 16 Serger Part 3 project Jeanne MacKenzie May 21 Foundation pieced Kay & Jeannie June 18 Hands on Applique Project Faith Kalback 623.536.1152 [email protected] April Fabric covered cord bowls Hope Adams 623.972.7715 [email protected] May Paintstiks making small wall hangings June UFO’S or Charity Project Anne Bortowski 623.337.7766 [email protected] April 6 Brown Bag Show and Tell & Embroidery Placement with Patty Brown Phyllis Rettke 480.248.9102 [email protected] May 4 Upcycling with Mary Marquardt June 1 Community Project- Walker Bags Kay Newberg 480.471.8493 [email protected] (south of McDowell - West of Pebble Creek Parkway) Every Wednesday 9:15am - 3:30pm Scottsdale - S Sew From the Heart 9180 E. Indian Bend Rd 1st Saturday 9 10:00am April - May - June 2013 9 Merchant Discounts for ASG Members The following businesses have extended discounts to ASG Members for their patronage. Check the list for the discount rate offered. Please present your current ASG membership card at the time of purchase. Classes offered at these locations. 35th Ave - Sew & Vac In Stitches Fabric Store 15% off non-sale items 3548 W. Northern Ave Phoenix 602.841.5427 4939 W . Ray Rd Chandler 480.961.7363 12213 NW Grand Ave El Mirage 2403 N Pebblecreek Pkway Goodyear 623.935.6596 www.institchesfabric.com www.35thavesewandvac.com Bernina Connection 10% off non-sale items 4219 E. Indian School Rd Phoenix 602.553.8350 www.berninaconnection.com Bernina Southwest Quilt & Sew 7415 E. Southern Ave Mesa 480.964.8914 3131 E. Thunderbird Rd 602.404.3344 Phoenix 15459 W. Bell Road # 109 623.975.5285 Surprise 535 E. Southern Ave 480.964.6777 www.kingssewandvac.com Mesa www.berninasouthwest.com JoAnn Fabrics & JoAnn etc 10% off with JoAnn / ASG Discount Card All Locations 8195 W. Bell Road Peoria 623.334.9021 21001 North Tatum Blvd Phoenix 480.473.4744 5021 E. Ray Road 480.893.1707 Phoenix 965 S. Gilbert Rd 480.926.7124 Mesa 825 N. Dobson Rd 480.827.7629 Mesa 6136 E. Main St 480.981.3227 Mesa 2753 S. Market St 480.722.1510 Gilbert 480.545.0778 1760 W. Main Street 480.898.3365 1015 N. Arizona Ave 480.969.4004 7838 N. 59th Ave Mesa Mesa Chandler Glendale Peoria 5021 E. Ray Rd Phoenix 480.940.5252 Phoenix 480.419.7749 965 S. Gilbert Rd # 10 Mesa 480.892.9037 9189 E Indian Bend Rd Scottsdale 480.951.6977 1717 N. Dysart Road Avondale 623.536.1706 2753 S. Market St Gilbert 480.722.1510 Sew From the Heart 21238 S. Ellsworth Rd Queen Creek 10% off all non-sale items (except machines, cabinets & software) Scottsdale 480.998.8886 www.sew-from-the-heart.com 480.987.7826 D & I Beads 25% with ASG membership card 5350 West Bell Road Glendale 602.564.2900 Discounts and Offers for Members Nancy’s Notions Avondale All JoAnn locations nationwide or on-line - joann.com 8195 W. Bell Road 21001 N. Tatum Blvd www.mulqueenssewing.com ♦ Queen Creek Glendale 623.937.2293 623.486.9223 623.934.0084 9180 E. Indian Bend Rd Ultimate Sewing Place 5138 W. Northern Ave Following located inside Joann Stores Mulqueen Sewing Centers 3716 E. Main Street 10% discount on all merchandise 9420 W. Bell Rd Sun City 623.398.6235 www.sewinasylum.com 15% off non-sale items 10% off software (no upgrades) 20% off non-sale items 10% off non-sale items Viking Sewing Centers Kings Sewing Centers 25% off non-sale items 623.583.0070 1717 N. Dysart Road 623.536.1706 21238 S. Ellsworth Rd 480.987.7826 The Sewin Asylum 10% off non-sale items 15% discount on your purchase JoAnn Fabrics and Crafts ♦ 10% discount with JoAnn’s ASG discount card. Show your card at time of purchase. Additional Special Offers in the ASG Notions Publication and online at www.asg.org - Members Only Section The American Sewing Guild is a non-profit organization of home sewists. 10 April - May - June 2013 10 Member Services Directory Kari Franey 623.551.1079 All Levels. North Phoenix - Anthem Sewing, clothing construction and fitting, quilts and home dec. www.somuchfunsewingschool.com Barbara Grace 602.931.6471 The Editors Says…. This year 2013 is exciting for me personally as a member of ASG. Over the last month I took over Newsletter from Lynn Yanez. Thanks for making my transition easy. My goal is to maintain the most functional and attractive newsletter. My hope is that the membership will want to read and show it all their friends. Beginner to advanced sewing/clothing construction with Every three months there is a deadline for the newsletter. I will send out a an emphasis on a flattering fit and proportion. Beginner notice to all the group leaders requesting programs for upcoming months. to intermediate pattern drafting. Now, I’m asking you for help write a paragraph or two about what your group Erica Doyle has been doing over the past 2 to 3 months. I know that there is a lot of inter- 623.398.6235 Basic sewing, children and adults. Serging and machine embroidery. esting sharing going on in the Phoenix Chapter, and I would love to share stories and pictures to share with everyone. I know there is a lot of talent out there Merrianne Geisdorf 480.654.2062 Beginning/Basic sewing - All skills welcome. so, please let’s share with the chapter! 1st Saturday of the month - 1- 5 pm If you lose your newsletter, full color copies and links to other website mention in $5 per person the newsletter are available on the website (www.phoenixasg.org, select the Call for details. Jan Frustaglia 505.301.0868 Alterations, Clothing Construction, Adult Sewing Instruction - Tempe area. newsletter tab). Your comments and ideas are welcome. Corrections and questions are encouraged. This is going to be a great year and I’m looking forward to hearing from you! This list is provided as a service to Phoenix Chapter members who teach sewing or offer related services. Members who would like to be included should contact the Newsletter Editor. 11 April - May - June 2013 Patty Brown, Newsletter Editors 11 12 April - May - June 2013 12 Feature Celebrity Linda Lee is the owner of The Sewing Workshop Pattern Collection, a group of patterns for distinctive garments using innovative sewing techniques. Linda writes for Threads, Sew News and Stitch magazines. She travels the country teaching fine sewing techniques and the art of combing beautiful fabrics and distinctive design in garment and home. She is certainly a celebrity! 13 April - May - June 2013 Book Review The Sewing Workshop-Learn to Sew with 30+ Easy, Pattern-Free Project Written by: Linda Lee, www.sewingworkshop.com ISBN: 978-1-93609-640-4 The sewing workshop gives you the knowhow to become sewer. From tools and terms to essential techniques it’s all here! Each of the more than 30 fabulous projects introduces a new skill a combination of skills to practice, and all the while you’ll be making super fashions for you and hip soft furnishings for your home. The easyto-follow, step by step direction and clear illustrations guarantee success. 13 Good afternoon fellow Guild Members, NEWS FROM MEMBERSHIP SUE CARLSON Recently National has integrated a new computer system that will allow us access to our member information. This will give our chapter more up to date statistics on membership. This will also allow us to make changes to addresses, phone numbers and email addresses in the main database without going through National. In order to do this, however, I need each of you to notify me when you have a correction or a change to your information. This way I can not only update National’s database but also update my records at the same time. You may contact me either by phone at 602-482-8170 or email at [email protected]. 14 I want to let you know that the Prescott Chapter (ASG) will be having our 2013 Fashion Show and Luncheon on October 19th . Cost is $25.00. We will also have “Opportunity Drawing”, Silent Auction and Door Prizes. If any of your members would like to attend please let me know so I can set aside some tickets. We can only seat 150 people and tickets are going fast. We hope to see some Arizona Sewing Friends in Prescott in October. Joan Michelbrink, Special Event Coordiantor, Prescott Guild April - May - June 2013 Rusty Barn Raffle Winners Sewing Basket: Valerie Lang of Phoenix, AZ who was thrilled with the basket. Sewing Machine: Shannon Crawford of Goodyear, AZ. She wrote a thank you note saying: “I will treasure my new machine. Please pass my thanks along to the Guild for holding the raffle. Thank you Congratulations! 14 Go Green! Sew Far Sew Good is the quarterly newsletter of The Phoenix Chapter of the American Sewing Guild. Newsletters are mailed approximately 3 weeks prior to issue date. If you have requested a Web Newsletter you will be sent an e-mail of the posting on the Chapter Website. We welcome sewing related articles, ads, photos, comments, book reviews, project instructions, hints and ideas. All contributions are subject to approval and editing. Ads should be submitted in MS Word or Publisher format. Electronic/digital photos should be a minimum of 260 dpi. Newsletter Retailer Advertising Rates Payment must accompany ad request. Sign up now to receive Sew Far Sew Good the Chapter Newsletter Online. * * * * * * * Save print and delivery costs. Access the Newsletter anytime. Never lose or misplace it. See the pictures in living color! Print it or not. Your choice. Save a tree. Receive it early. * Send your request to: [email protected] Discount: 4 or more consecutive ads - 5% off Business Card 1/4 page 1/2 page Full Page Single Issue $ 20 $ 35 $ 70 $105 Full Year with 5% Discount $ 76 $133 $266 $399 Pre-printed Insert 8 1/2 X 11 Please indicate “Web Newsletter” in the subject line. You will be notified when the request is processed. call for quote. Member Classified Ads: Members Text only, sewing related ads are free to members. Free ads are 40 words or less. Members Business sewing related ads may be placed for $5 for 40 words or less. Each additional word is $.15/word. Koala sewing cabinet with machine storage, accessory drawers and cutting table top. 5 years old, excellent condition $1,000. Contact Phyllis Perry at 480-595-6469 Newsletter Deadlines Issue January/February/March ……………….…... April/May/June…..………………..…………... July/August/September................................ October/November/December…................... Deadline November 15th February 15th May 15th August 15th Newsletter questions, articles, ads, pictures, etc. Send to: Newsletter Editor - [email protected] Make checks payable to: Phoenix ASG Chapter Visit the Phoenix Chapter web site: Totally connected! Don’t feel like changing out of your PJ’s to leave the house but still crave some human contact? Here are some website you will love: www.gailpatrice.com www.cuttinglinedesigns.com www.sewfromheart.com www.berninaconnection.com www.35thavesewandvac.com www.institchesfabric.com www.sewinasylum.com www.mulqueenssewing.com www.ottobredesign.com www.threadsmagazine.com www.ghees.com www.phoenixasg.org 15 April - May - June 2013 15 Model: Barbara Grace Pattern: Plaza Jacket & Pants By: Linda Lee, The Sewing Workshop IT’S TIME TO PLAY WITH PATTERNS Behind the Scenes Sue and Anna Getting Ready for Fashion show Model: Ana Bortowski Pattern: Plaza Jacket & Pants By: Linda Lee, The Sewing Workshop Photographed by: Patty Brown Location: Sew from the Heart Scottsdale, AZ Presenter: Sue Berg Independent Pattern Fashion Show 16 April - May - June 2013 16 Sue Berg is showing off different style of pants. Pattern: One Seam Pants, Hudson Top & Pants, Trio T-Shirt, Top & Pants By: Louise Cutting, Cutting Line Designs, Linda Lee, The Sewing Workshop Pattern: Hudson Top & Pants By: Linda Lee, The Sewing Workshop Pattern: Eureka Top & Skirt By: Linda Lee, The Sewing Workshop Sue talks about different between corporation pattern and Independent Unseen Moments Before the show started Joan Robbins, Violet Matuszek, Sara Larson, Hildegard Kovzelove, Barbara Grace, Elizabeth Parker, Mary Marquardt, Roberta Case, Barbara Behrens Lucille Walters, Iva Garrison, Annmarie Bitondo, Sandie Gruenert, Faith Wilde, Kay Calchera, Marion Willse, Carrie Morgan 17 April - May - June 2013 Most talked about was trying the garments. 17 18 April - May - June 2013 18 ASG Sew Much Fun Tours Visit www.asg.org for more information and complete registration materials. Sew Much Fun New York April 7-13 2013 Sew Much Fun Toronto October 22-27, 2013 Tour guides: Marsha McClintock & Marla Kazell 19 April - May - June 2013 19 Phoenix Chapter - American Sewing Guild % Kay Newberg - President 5024 East Sierra Sunset Trail Cave Creek AZ 85331 "Advancing Sewing as an Art and Life Skill” American Sewing Guild Mission Statement