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SEW FAR SEW GOOD
Phoenix Arizona ASG Chapter
October-November-December 2009
Volume 23 Issue 4
PRESIDENT’S LETTER
One of the best part of being the president of the guild is getting the opportunity to
present fabulous programs. This September, Mary Lou Rankin, a designer, entrepreneur
and educator from San Diego is coming to the Park Bench Pattern Company to lead a
class on garment making. Mary Lou travels all over the U.S. teaching classes and
hosting trunk shows. At our event, you’ll get the chance to choose a pattern from her
pattern line and she’ll help you construct it. The class is $45 for members and $50 for
non-members and will be held at the Faith United Methodist Church in Phoenix,
September 12, 8:30am.
Our annual meeting will be held on Oct 31st. It will be at the Chandler Masonic Temple.
Everyone is invited. Please let Kay Newberg know if you would like to participate in the
“Rags to Riches” fashion show-- we’ll be taking something old and recycling it to
something new.
Inside the newsletter, I’ve got a quick story and some photos from the 2009 Conference
in Albuquerque. Here are some of the highlights in terms of decisions and
announcements at the Conference:
-- There was no “small” Chapter of the Year Award
-- The Louisville, Kentucky Chapter won the “medium” Chapter of the Year Award.
-- Two Chapters tied for “large” Chapter of the year: Seattle, Washington and Atlanta,
Georgia.
-- The Guild voted to keep the Regional Representative position, but it will be
restructured.
By the way check out the new lay out of the phoenix chapter web site.
www.phoenixasg.org
Happy Holidays and Keep on sewing,
Charlotte
Phoenix Arizona Chapter
Chapter Advisory Board Meetings
1730 West Posada Avenue - Mesa AZ 85202
602.253.5125
CAB meetings are held the
first Thursday of each month - 6:30 pm
Meeting Location
www.phoenixasg.org
Chapter Advisory Board - 2009
President
Charlotte Sconone
480.413.9035
[email protected]
1st Vice President
Education
Judy Barrette
[email protected]
Meetings may also be held in conjunction with Chapter events.
Advisory Board meetings are open to members. Agenda items
must be submitted to the President one week prior to meeting
date.
602.973.4324
2nd Vice President
Newsletter
3043 North 24th Street
Sonia Taylor
[email protected]
480.343.6773
In This Issue
Secretary
Debbie Kenny
602.375.2462
[email protected]
Treasurer
Judy Henzler
480.857.1474
[email protected]
Membership Chair
Ruth Pilcher
480.963.4615
[email protected]
Community Service
Kay Newberg
480.471.8493
communityservice@
phoenixasg.org
Publicity
Open
Contact the president
Web Master
Tim Mills
623.772.5705
[email protected]
Neighborhood Group
Coordinator
602.482.8170
Sue Carlson
[email protected]
Retail Liaisons:
West Valley
Open
East Valley
Phyllis Rettke
480.899.0229
[email protected]
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ASG - Region 5 Rep
Barbara Cortez
[email protected]
ASG Headquarters
713.729.3000
9660 Hillcroft Suite 510
Houston TX 77096
www.asg.org
President’s Letter
Advisory Board
2009 ASG Conference in Albuquerque
New Members
Want to get involved...
Neighborhood Group Leader
Invitation to the Phoenix ASG Annual Meeting
Editor’s Letter
Annual Election Ballot
ASG Recipient for the 2010 Community Service
Teach Another Generation
Annual Meeting Rags to Riches Fashion Show
Bernina Southwest
Neighborhood Groups
Community Service Projects
Sew Precious Quilts and Creations
The History of APRONS
Mulqueen Sewing Centers
Sewing Classes by ASG Members
Tucson Quilt, Craft & Sewing Festival
The Sewin’Asylum
ASG Phoenix Chapter Name Badge
Member Offers & Discounts
Newsletter Submission
Get a Cyberlife
The Quilted Apple
Community Service Form
35th Ave Sew & Vac
ASG Membership Form
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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.
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Phoenix Arizona
2006 Chapter of the Year
2009 ASG Conference in Albuquerque
I just returned from the 2009 Conference held in Albuquerque, and let me tell you, it was a
blast. There was a ton of energy in the air, the classes were inspiring, and we got to pal around
with a few TV personalities.
Sue Hausmann from “America Sews” had a ton of ideas for simple, quick gifts. My head was swimming when I left her class.
Here’s just one example that I loved. She took an ordinary laundry
detergent box, and wrapped it in fabric to make a sweet-smelling
little sewing box. Perfect size for notions and a really inexpensive
way to show a little creativity in a gift.
Martha Pullen, who is best known for christening gowns, kept us all in stitches both at the
lunch on Friday and in class. Who would have thought this quite soft spoken lady on TV was
so full of excitement and energy? She had more stories to share than I can remember.
The fashion show was delightful. Honestly, I don’t know how some of these ladies found time
to make some of the garments shown. From coats to the 50 styles of dresses -- everything was
fabulous. We were also treated to the movie Valentino the Last Emperor.
The vendor’s booths were full of sewing gadgets for the novice and professional. Just when
you thought you saw everything the next day seemed to bring something new. With over 65
booths to chose from I was up for the challenge.
We had a lot of fun, but it wasn’t just all about us. We also donated over 5,100 pillow cases to
the Ronald McDonald House. The spokesperson told us that the kid’s faces really light up
when they get a little gift. The children use them for putting toys in, carrying personal items,
and really just hauling around whatever they can find.
Next year’s Conference will be held in Atlanta, Georgia at the Hilton Hotel August 5-8,
2010. For 2011, we’ll be going to Los Angeles CA, August 11-14. ASG conference is uplifting
and exciting you leave with thoughts of what to do next and how to find the time. I encourage
all of you to go at least one time or another.
Charlotte
and Sue
Phoenix Arizona
Martha
and
Charlotte
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Welcome New ASG Members
We are SEW HAPPY you have joined the Phoenix Chapter!
Chapter!
A very warm welcome to everyone. We look forward to meeting each of you and
seeing you at
future chapter events and neighborhood group meetings.
Cindy Bailey
Mary Lansbarkis
Koy Prestridge
Nyla Davis
Sara Saxerud
Margaret Siguau
Mary Freiman
Barbara Marusiak
A special THANK YOU to renewing members
and
GREETINGS to those who have transferred to our chapter.
A NOTE FROM YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD GROUP COORDINATOR
SUE CARLSON
Well members, you did it again. Another group has just formed in the North West Valley and
guess what, it will be an evening group. It will be led by Erica Doyle who has a wonderful
sewing studio on Union Hills and the group will meet at her studio.
Erica is a very vivacious lady who teaches not only children but young adults and moms to sew. Many years ago,
she taught at one of our workshops so she is not new to teaching. She has also worked retail selling sergers and
sewing machines so she is a wealth of knowledge.
The new group will meet at the Sewin Assylum at 8805 W. Union Hills Dr., Suite 202 the 4th Tuesday of each
month from 7:00 – 9:00 and the first meeting will be September 22nd. Her first program will be a demo on
Lingerie and Lace. Look in the center section for the group and upcoming programs.
We hope that this time slot will appeal to many members who work and live in the North West Valley. You asked
for a group over there and here it is. Even if you don’t work but live in the area, hopefully you will help support
this wonderful new group.
Want to get involved but don’t have a lot of time?
Become a Neighborhood Group leader.
Contact Sue Carlson at 602-482-8170
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Phoenix Arizona
Your invitation to the
The Phoenix A SG A nnual M eeting Celebration
O ctober 31, 2009 * Saturday * 10:00 - 2:30 pm
Chandler M asonic Tem ple
Fashion Show * Lunch * E lections
This is a FR E E event.
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Show and Tell D isplay :
Bring your projects for all to see!
Please let us know you are coming, so we may provide a good time for everyone!
R SV P:
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Debbie Kenny by email - [email protected] or call 602.375.2462
No later than October 25th, please. We will need a head count for menu items.
From The Newsletter Editor…
I have enjoyed being the news letter editor for the ASG Phoenix Chapter; it is hard to believe two years is
gone by so quickly. I would like to thank you for the opportunity to learn so much about the chapter and the
members. The cooperation from the neighborhood group was wonderful and the articles remarkable insightful.
I look forward to continue participating in the ASG functions in the years ahead. I wish the best to the new
ASG board members.
Keep sewing next to your heart!
Sonia T. Taylor
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Phoenix Arizona
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Phoenix Arizona
Contact:
Abby Wright, Director of Communications
American Sewing Guild
713.729.3000 x 12
[email protected]
http://www.asg.org
ASG Announces the Recipient for the 2010 Community Service Project
The American Sewing Guild is proud to announce the selection of the U.S. Troops Drawstring Bag as our 2010
national community service project. A project of Operation Care Package, a non-profit organization that
receives, fills and mails the drawstring bags to deployed service men and women from all braches of the
armed forces. You can learn more about them at www.operationcarepackages.org.
Please note: ASG headquarters will not be receiving or shipping the bags. We will not have a drop off area for
them during the 2010 conference. The bags are to be mailed directly to Operation Care Package and can be
shipped at any time to:
Operation Care Package
611 Wilcox St.
Joliet, IL. 60435
ASG Members, please report the number of bags sent to your chapter representative who will be maintaining a
count for ASG. A drawstring bag pattern (created for this project) has been designed by Laura Martell of The
Creative Thimble and you can access it from a link on the Community Service page of the ASG website or at:
http://www.thecreativethimble.com/FreePatterns/US%20Troop%20Bag.pdf.
Operation Care Package has requested that we enclose a note of appreciation thanking the recipient for their
service. Once again, our friends at ScrapSmart have stepped up to support our project by designing a special
appreciation label and a card that can be used to include a personal note with your bag(s). As soon as this is
available, members will be alerted and a link will be available from our website.
Phoenix Arizona
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“Teach Another Generation”
My name is Merrianne Geisdorf and I have been the Neighborhood Group Leader for the Mesa Saturday Group
for almost two years. I have been sewing since I was 11, and have enjoyed sewing, talking about sewing and encouraging people to sew for years. I have also enjoyed sewing with friends, my grandchildren and daughters.
In April of this year, a young woman named Nyla attended our Saturday group. She had printed out a copy of the
page in the
newsletter that lists all of the NG meetings and decided to attend ours. I talked to her after the meeting and asked
her if she had any friends her age that would like to get together to sew as I have wanted to get a younger group
started. After all, our motto is “Teach Another Generation.” I had made up some business cards with my e-mail
address and phone number on it as well as some information about ASG. I gave her one.
About 10 days later, I got an e-mail from Lauren, a friend of Nyla’s who wanted to know if I was serious about
starting a younger group. She said that there was a group of fifteen to twenty 20 – 30 year olds who wanted to
learn to sew and/or improve their skills. The group calls themselves The Geek Girls and many had only met
online at Meetup.com. I was thrilled!! I said absolutely and we went from there.
We finally decided to meet at Sally’s Fabrics on Main and had our organizational meeting on May 20. We had 15
yes’ and 4 maybes. We had 12 actually attend. Charlotte Sconone came and we discussed the advantages of being a
member of the American Sewing Guild as well as projects to make, skill levels, times to meet, etc.
We had our first sewing meeting on June 20 and 13 came. They made grocery bags. Some are absolute beginners
and some have been sewing for a while. Their skill levels vary, but they are fun and eager and had a great time.
Almost everyone went home with a finished project and we got pictures. Three of them didn’t have sewing
machines yet, so we brought extras for them to use. Four ladies from my original group as well as Charlotte came
to help. We were all kept busy!
They decided to make skirts with elastic waists for their second sewing project. Judy Henzler led that meeting as
Charlotte and I attended the ASG Annual Conference in Albuquerque. I understand it was another great meeting
and many finished their skirts.
Lauren was not able to attend that meeting, but she said she saw several from the group the next day and they
were wearing their skirts.
We are having our third meeting after I finish this article and we are making pillowcases for Ronald McDonald
House. We have been meeting the third Saturday of each month at Sally’s Fabrics. The meeting starts at 2 p.m. We
can stay until about 5:45 p.m. as the store closes at 6 p.m. Sally’s has been very accommodating and has a great
meeting area complete with cutting table and irons set up for our use.
While I had been wanting to get a younger group going, I hadn’t actually done anything to get one started. I am
grateful that Nyla took the time to look us up and attend our meeting in April. This has been an enjoyable
experience and one that I hope will continue for a long time. I encourage you all to “Teach Another Generation.”
It is rewarding and challenging. And if you’re in the area of Main and Stapley the third Saturday of the month, stop
in to Sally’s Fabrics and say hi. We’re in the large room on the left behind the
cutting tables.
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Phoenix Arizona
Annual Meeting Rags to Riches Fashion Show
Well, by looking at the last quarters group meetings I see the “Go Green” movement to recycle, reuse, or reengineer items to be useful in a new way is already being explored in many of our groups. I hope many of those
items end up on our runway at the annual meeting on October 31, 2009. Did you read the National Notions?
There too were wonderful ideas for recycling fashions and finding barging fabric at resale shops. Just this week in
a newsletter from Quilter’s World, the writer shared a purse she made from a bedspread purchased at Goodwill
and she embellished it with buttons from her button jar.
This year at the annual meeting we want a dazzling fashion show of your experiences in the
recycling and refashioning efforts. We sewers are inquisitive people and very inventive and
resourceful. Share your efforts and inspire others. We will be sharing some tips with you to keep you moving
along in the “Go Green” efforts. One place to look is www.About.com/DIY
fashion.
Let me know you will be joining in the festivities.
Your Name __________________ Item modeling ___________________________
Beginning Item ______________________ Pattern used __________________
Refashioning details _______________________________________
Mail info to: Kay Newberg, 5024 E Sierra Sunset Trail, Cave Creek, AZ 85331
Email to: [email protected]
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Phoenix Arizona
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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. Members are encouraged to attend any or all neighborhood group meetings.
Guests may attend two (2) consecutive meetings before joining the Guild.
Northwest Valley
Sewin’ Asylum
8805 W. Union Hills Dr.
Peoria, 85382
4th Tuesday of the month
Erica Doyle
623.398.6235
Chandler
35th Ave. Sew & Vac
4339 W. Ray Road
2nd Tuesday, 1:30pm
Jo Ann Strong
480.802.4312
El Mirage / Surprise
Parkway Christian Church
14787 West Cholla
3rd Monday
9:00 am
Bonnie Green
623.266.0428
[email protected]
Priscilla Unger
480.895.3019
[email protected]
[email protected]
June Ball
623.974.2951
[email protected]
Mesa
Mulqueen Sewing Center
3716 East Main Mesa
1st Tuesday 9:30 am
Mesa Saturday
Mulqueen Sewing Center
3716 East Main Mesa
2nd Saturday 10:00 am
Northwest Phoenix
35th Ave Sew & Vac
3500 West Northern Ave
2nd Wednesday 10:00 am
Judy Sharp
480.461.3699
[email protected]
Rita Erickson
480.474.2318
[email protected]
Merrianne Geisdorf
480.654.2062
[email protected]
Oct. 27, Appliqué - learn different techniques
of machine appliqué.
Nov. 24, Quick Christmas gift ideas.
Dec. 22, Christmas Party & small gift
Exchange. Bring a small handmade item for a
gift exchange.
Oct. 13, 35th Ave. Sew & Vac
Jackie Galbreath, store manager.
Nov.10, Holiday Ornament.
Demonstrated Carolyn Hughes
Dec. 15, (date change) Holiday Pot luck
Oct. 19, Hexagon Placemats, with
Adrianne Goslin. Bring machine & fabric.
Nov. 16, Simplicity Bias Tape Maker
Demonstrated by June Ball.
Dec. 7, Holiday Luncheon at Mimi’s
Glendale, RSVP June Ball.
Oct 6, Heirloom Blouse
Nov 3, Seminole Patchwork
Dec 1, Christmas Party
Oct. 10, Casserole Carrier
Demonstrated by Carol Mowrey.
Nov. 14, To be announced ,
Carol Mowery
480-671-2430
[email protected]
Dec. 12, Christmas Party.
Barbara Behrens
602.263.8235
Oct. 14th, Plastic Jacket. Demonstrated by
Barbara Behrens.
[email protected]
Nov. 11th, Photo in Fabric. Learn how to put your
Irene Van West
623.934.3194
picture in a fabric.
Dec. 9th, Christmas Party,
Show and Tell.
[email protected]
Pull out this middle section of pages and keep with you to keep track of events, meetings, & discounts.
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Phoenix Arizona
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. Members are encouraged to attend any or all neighborhood group meetings.
Guests may attend two (2) consecutive meetings before joining the Guild.
Paradise Valley Phoenix
Life Care Center of Paradise Valley
4065 East Bell Road
3rd Monday
7:00 pm
Phyllis Perry
480.595.6469
[email protected]
Kay Newberg
480.471.8493
Oct. 19, Art Quilts. Demonstrated by North
Margit Kagerer.
Nov. 16, Polymer clay buttons.
Demonstrated by Marilyn Guhr
Dec. 14, Show and Tell. Social Evening
[email protected]
Pebble Creek
Every Wednesday
From 9:15 am until 3pm.
Business meeting 4th Wednesday
Faith Kalback
623.536.1152
[email protected]
Hope Adams
623.972.7715
[email protected]
Scottsdale
Sew from the Heart
9180 East Indian Bend Rd
Scottsdale
1st Saturday 10:00 am
Roberta Case
480.991.4519
[email protected]
Patty Brown
602.430.2493
[email protected]
Oct. 7, Mismatched Medley Shirt by
Indygo Junction. Demonstrated by Hope
Adams.
Nov. 4, Reversible Quilts 2 at a time.
By Sharon Pederson. Demonstrated by
Mary McElvain.
Dec. 2, Christmas Luncheon and UFO’s
Oct. 3, Totes, totes.
Warrington will demo easy to make tote.
Email Patty for supply list.
sewers, plus enjoy a potluck lunch.
Nov. 7, Planning 2010. Louise Cutting
Insider techniques DVD.
Dec. 5, Holiday Potluck and gift
Exchange.
Tempe - AM
Pyle Adult Center
SW Corner of Rural & Southern
3rd Tuesday
9:30 am
Linda Nicolin
480-802-3142
Tempe - PM
Pyle Adult Center
SW Corner of Rural & Southern
3rd Tuesday
6:30 pm
RuthAnn Royer
480.897.8449
Oct. 20, Hand Beading Demo
[email protected]
Nov. 17, Christmas Project Show & Tell
[email protected]
Anita Meador
480-380-1520
Oct. Finish Xmas. Projects.
Group effort
Nov. Pillowcases for Tempe P.D.
Group effort
Dec. Holiday Party
.
Dec 7, This is the first Monday of Dec
Annual Christmas Party—Pot luck
bring your favorite dish.
All east side groups are invited.
Pull out this middle section of pages and keep with you to keep track of events, meetings, & discounts.
Phoenix Arizona
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COMMUNITY SERVICE HIGHLIGHTED PROJECTS
(Quarter Two)
This will be the second quarter of our new program to recognized individuals using their sewing
talents for the purpose of serving others.
Remember – all items turned in must be accompanied by a completed Community Service Donation
form AND must meet specifications outlined to be counted for points towards awards.
October 1 – December 31, 2009
A) Christmas Stockings -- The pattern is on the website under community service
4 stockings
=
10 Points
B) Pillow cases for Ronald McDonald House -- Standard pillow cases in kid friendly
Prints, bright colors, and 100% cotton.
1 pillow case =
20 Points
C) CPS Domestic Violence Bags -- kid-friendly king-sized pillowcases with
backpack straps or duffle bags for the child to take the personal things
they treasure with them
1 bag
=
20 Points
Here are two websites that offer simple patterns for the pillowcases and duffle bags:
http://fosteringlove.tripod.com/id5.html
Or www.craftandfabriclinks.com/pillowcases/cases.html
January 1 -- March 31, 2010
A) Doll Clothes for the Crisis Nursery
B) Walker Bags or Ouch Pouch
C) Nap Quilt
Charlotte Sconone, Owner
Sew Precious Quilts & Creations
Phone: 480-413-9035
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.sewpreciousquilts.com
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Phoenix Arizona
The History of ‘APRONS’!!
I don’t think our kids know what an apron is.
The principal use of Grandma's apron was to protect the dress underneath, because
she only had a few, it was easier to wash aprons than dresses and they used less
material, but along with that, it served as a potholder for removing hot pans from the
oven. It was wonderful for drying children's tears, and on occasion was even used for
cleaning out dirty ears.
From the chicken coop, the apron was used for carrying eggs, fussy chicks, and
sometimes half-hatched eggs to be finished in the warming oven.
When company came, those aprons were ideal hiding places for shy kids. And when
the weather was cold, grandma wrapped it around her arms. Those big old aprons
wiped many a perspiring brow, bent over the hot wood stove. Chips and kindling wood
were brought into kitchen in that apron.
From the garden, it carried all sorts of vegetables.
After the peas had been shelled, it carried out the hulls.
In the fall, the apron was used to bring in apples that had fallen from the trees.
When unexpected company drove up the road, it was surprising how much furniture
that old apron could dust in a matter of seconds.
When dinner was ready, Grandma walked out onto the porch, waved her apron, and
the men knew it was time to come in from the fields to dinner.
It will be a long time before someone invents something that will replace that 'old-time
apron' that served so many purposes.
REMEMBER: Grandma used to set her hot baked apple pies on the window sill to
cool.
Her granddaughters set theirs on the window sill to thaw. They would go crazy now
trying to figure out how many germs were on that apron.
* I don't think I ever caught anything from an apron!!!! *
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T.A.G.
Tell Another Generation *
Keep sewing alive!
Share your love of sewing with
another generation.
SEWING CLASSES AND MORE… BY ASG MEMBERS
*Margarita Bohorquez 480.985.6653
Pattern Alteration, Clothing Construction, Serger and Home Dec Classes.
*Rusty Murdick
602.249.6312
Basic and Intermediate Clothing Construction, Fitting, Home Dec,
Sewing Machine and Serger Instruction.
*Erica Doyle
623.398.6235
Sewing instructor - Basic sewing, children and adults. Serging and
machine embroidery.
This listing is provided as a service to Phoenix Chapter members who
teach sewing. Instructors wishing to be
included should contact the Newsletter Editor.
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Phoenix Arizona
The Sewin’Asylum
8805 W. Union Hills Drive, Suite 202
Peoria, AZ 85382 (623)398-6235
Sewing Instruction and other creative pursuits
Knit fabric, specialty serger threads and more
www.sewinasylum.com
Erica Doyle, owner/instructor
ASG Phoenix Chapter Name Badge
Be Sure to Check
out the Web Site!
www.phoenixasg.org
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Do you have an ASG name badge?
Send your name & $8 check payable to
“ASG - Phoenix Chapter”
To: ASG Name Badge
Judy Henzler
577 North Oxford Lane
Chandler Arizona 85225
Phoenix Arizona
Retail 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
15% off non-sale items
Fabric World is here
3500 West Northern Ave
5140 West Peoria
623.486.1519
Phoenix
602.841.5427
4939 W. Ray Rd. # 27
480.961.7363
Chandler
Tempe
12213 NW Grand Ave
623.583.0070
El Mirage
Bernina Connection
www.berninaconnection.com
4219 E. Indian School Rd
602.553.8350
3131 East Thunderbird Rd
602.404.3344
Phoenix
535 East Southern Ave
480.964.6777
Mesa
3716 East Main Street
480.545.0778
Mesa
9180 E. Indian Bend Rd
Scottsdale
480.998.8886
Sonoran Sewing
10% discount on supplies and classes
D & I Beads
10% with ASG membership card
Mesa
7420 W Cactus Rd
623.847.1837
Peoria
Mesa
480.898.3365
1015 N. Arizona Ave
Chandler
480.969.4004
1030 E. Baseline Rd #134 Tempe
480.838.1688
Glendale
7838 North 59th Ave
623.934.0084
5138 W. Northern Ave
623.937.2293
8195 West Bell Road
623.486.9223
Peoria
5021 East Ray Rd
480.940.5252
Phoenix
21001 N. Tatum Blvd
480.419.7749
Phoenix
Viking- White Sewing Centers
10% off software (no upgrades)
Glendale
Sally’s Fabrics
JoAnn Fabrics & JoAnn etc
10% off with JoAnn / ASG Discount Card
(except machines, cabinets & software)
at www.sonoransewing.com
1760 West Main Street
Phoenix
Bernina Southwest
7415 E. Southern Ave #108
480.964.8914
Glendale
Mulqueen Sewing Centers
www.35thavesewandvac.com
Sew From the Heart
10% off all non-sale items
Kings Sewing Centers
1235 East Main
480.833.7201
Mesa
2647 W. Baseline Rd
480.839.0154
Mesa
8195 West Bell Road
623.334.9021
Peoria
12228 N. Cave Creek Rd
602.971.6460
Phoenix
965 S. Gilbert Rd # 10
480.892.9037
Mesa
21001 North Tatum Blvd
480.473.4744
Phoenix
9189 E Indian Bend Rd
Scottsdale
3115 E. Indian School Rd
602.956.6544
Phoenix
9189 E. Indian Bend Rd
480.922.8335
Discounts and Offers for Members
Nancy’s Notions
Scottsdale
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5021 East Ray Road
480.893.1707
Phoenix
965 South Gilbert Rd
480.926.7124
Mesa
1717 N. Dysart Road
623.536.1706
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ASG discount codes Jan-March 2009
Apr-Jun
2009
July -Sept 2009
Oct - Dec 2009
JoAnn Fabrics and Crafts
099411-5222
099411-5223
099411-5224
099411-5225
10% discount with JoAnn’s ASG discount card.
Show your card at time of purchase.
All JoAnn locations nationwide & on-line
Additional Special Offers in the ASG Notions Publication
or online at www.asg.org
The American Sewing Guild is a nonnon-profit organization of home sewists.
sewists.
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Phoenix Arizona
Newsletter Submissions
Newsletter questions, article
submission, pictures, etc.
Newsletters are mailed approximately 3 weeks prior to issue date.
We welcome sewing related articles, ads, photos, comments, book reviews,
project instructions, hints and ideas.
Sonia Taylor
Newsletter Editor
1411 E. 3rd. St.
Mesa Arizona 85203
[email protected]
Send to:
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.
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The Quilted Apple
3043 North 24th Street
Phoenix Arizona
602.956.0904
Fine Fabrics * Books and Patterns * Sewing Classes * Notions and more...
Come join us for classes!!
“We Offer Fine Quilting Fabrics and Supplies, also our classroom is available to use for basting a quilt
if we don’t have a class scheduled”.
Call Jude for more information.
Phoenix Arizona
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Phoenix Chapter Community Service Report
Name _________________________________________
Group (if applicable)______________________
Address________________________________________
Phone _________________________________
City/State/Zip____________________________________
E-mail _________________________________
Report your donations for ASG Community Service AND also items you have made and donated personally to other
charitable causes.
Complete this form and submit with your donations to the Guild. If you are making a report on items donated
to other causes send your form to:
Kay Newberg Community Service Chair 5024 E. Sierra Trail Cave Creek AZ 85331
Contact Kay at [email protected]
Date
Item Donated
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480.471.8493
Agency/Organization
Project Made For
# of Items
Approximate
Hours for Project
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
Featuring:
• Baby Lock and Pfaff Sewing and
Embroidery Machines
• The latest in techniques, including:
♦ Embellishing machines for needle felting
♦ Large embroidery techniques
• 12,000+ bolts of fabric at Fabric World
• Wide assortment of sewing, quilting,
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Phoenix Arizona
and decorative threads
Sewing and quilting supplies
Hundreds of books & patterns
Clubs to keep you inspired
Special focus clubs: Thimbleberries,
Block of the Month &
Embroidery Clubs
Special Project classes
Embroidery Software and classes
FABRIC WORLD
located at the Northern Store
3500 W. Northern Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85051
602-841-5427
(NW Corner of 35th Avenue & Northern)
El Mirage Store
12213 NW Grand Avenue
El Mirage, AZ 85335
623-583-0070
(Grand Avenue & Primrose)
Tempe Store
4939 W. Ray Rd. # 27
Tempe, AZ 85284
480-961-7363
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Sunday (Northern Store Only) 10 am - 4pm
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Sew Far Sew Good is the quarterly newsletter of The Phoenix Chapter of the American Sewing Guild.
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 $40 for new members, $35 for renewing members.
Change of Address Don’t miss an issue of your newsletter!
THE POST OFFICE WILL NOT FORWARD BULK MAIL.
If we do not have your current address, you WILL NOT receive newsletters or other important information from the Guild. Our
address mailing labels come from National Headquarters. To ensure that all information is correct, send all address changes in
writing to:
ASG National:
The American Sewing Guild
Houston TX 77096
and
Phoenix Membership Chair : Ruth Pilcher
1873 West Remington Dr
Chandler AZ 85248
Dual Addresses If you leave the valley for the summer, or travel, and you have not signed up for the Web mail newsletter,
don’t miss an issue of the newsletter or other notices. Please send a notification to the Newsletter editor with the second
address and time period for using the temporary address. This second address will be used for all mailings in the months
you have noted.
Web-Mail To receive your Newsletter via the Phoenix Chapter web-site contact
[email protected].
Please indicate “WEB NEWSLETTER” in the subject line.
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Or Fax to: 713.721.9230 (credit card payments only)
Phone: 713. 729.3000
Visit our website: www.asg.org
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Phoenix Arizona
Phoenix Chapter of the
1730 West Posada Ave
Mesa AZ 85202
Time Dated Material
Please Deliver Promptly
Is your membership expiring?
Please check your mailing label for your renewal date.
Like to write Articles? Want to get the word out about the Guild?
WE ARE LOOKING FOR A PUBLICITY PERSON, COULD THAT BE YOU?
Contact Charlotte for more information at: [email protected]
“Advancing Sewing as an Art and Life Skill”
American Sewing Guild Mission Statement
Phoenix Arizona
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