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Sew Many Blessings January 2019 Newsletter ` Sew Many Blessings Baby Lock Dealer, Koala and Floriani Products Teachers Open House January 18th, 10:00-6:00 and January 19th, 10:00-3:00 All patterns, books, notions, fabrics and Clearance 25% off Refreshments will be served. No fat quarters will be cut during the sale. ~ ··········································································································································· ~ Dear Friends, We hope everyone had a great Holiday season and is ready for a Happy New Year with lots of sewing. We are very excited about our new classes beginning this month. We have several new techniques and are revisiting a few old favorites. We are attending Sewposium of the second time. This is a conference for shop owners only. We got a lot of new ideas here last year and from the brochure we know we will come back with several new ones this year. We will be doing the Mystery Quilt again starting in March. We had over 25 people do this quilt last year. Only the sixty shops that attend Sewposium have the pattern. Take time to sew, Winona and Heidi ·············································································································································· 1925 Adams Avenue Store Hours Huntington, WV 25704 Monday 10:00 – 5:00 304-429-0050 Tuesday 10:00 – 8:00 866-317-5100 Wednesday 10:00 – 5:00 www.sewmanyblessingsquiltshop.com Thursday 10:00 – 8:00 [email protected] Friday 10:00 – 6:00/Saturday 10:00 – 3:00 Closed Sundays EXCITING NEW CLASSES We are happy to be offering several exciting new classes. Many classes require a sewing or embroidery machine; please let us know if you would like to use one of ours. Class fee is due when you register. You can sign up at the store, by phone or e-mail. If registering over the phone or e-mail, you must have a valid credit card. Receipts and class supply lists will be mailed to you. Full refunds on class fee will be given if you cancel seven days in advance. After that, a 50% refund will be given provided you give us 24 hours’ notice. If you do not attend a class and we are not given 24 hours' notice, there will be no refund or rescheduling of your class. Classes may be cancelled if Cabell County schools are closed for snow or ice (please call ahead and use your own judgment in inclement weather). If we cancel classes, they will be rescheduled or class fee refunded. Stop by the store to register for your class. Please be considerate of your teacher and fellow classmates who may have allergies – refrain from wearing scented lotions and perfumes. Please have your fabric and supplies purchased before the beginning time of your class. This is very important because if you wait until time of your class, you put the instructor and other students behind. Classes Beginning Quilting - If you are someone who has always wanted to learn to quilt, this is the class for you. It is also great for someone who needs a refresher on cutting and piecing techniques. Instructor Eileen Farren. Three sessions: Saturdays February 23rd, March 9th and 16th 10:00-- 3:00. Class Limit: 4. Class fee: $30.00 Travel Caddy. - Make this great bag as a weekender for a trip or to take all your class material in. Instructor: Rhonda Ray 2 sessions: Fridays March 1st & 8th 10:00-3:00 or Mondays March 11th and 18th 10:00-3:00. Class Limit: 4 Class fee: $25.00 Kaleidoscope Stack-n-Whack Take your favorite material and cut it, stack it then whack it. Sew it together to make beautiful blocks. And no two will be alike. Instructor : Lynn Rash Two sessions: March 28th & April 4th 5:00-8:00 or Mondays April 1st and 8th 10:00-3:00: Class Limit: 4. Class Fee: $25.00 Hand Quilting - If you have always wanted to learn to hand quilt, this is the class for you. Tammy is an unbelievable hand quilter and a great teacher. This year we will be using pre-printed quilt blocks. They are available at the store. Instructor: Tammy Barnett One session: Thursday February 7th 5:00-8:00 or Friday February 15th 10:00-1:00 Cost: $20.00 Class fee includes spool of thread and starter pack of between needles. Class Limit: 6 Sunbonnet Sue - Spring: Our Hand Appliqué class. This adorable little Sunbonnet Sue makes a great wall hanging or pillow. Great beginning class. Instructor: Tammy Barnett: One session: Tuesday March 5th 10:00-1:00 or Tuesday March 19th 5:00-8:00 Class Limit: 6 Class fee: $20.00 Danielle: - Stunning Quilt using the Danielle fabric. Pattern was designed to highlight this fabric; however , you can use your favorite fabric to make this quilt. Instructor: JoAnn Gwinn. Two Sessions Fridays February 1st and 8th. 10:00-3:00 or Tuesdays March 12th and 19th 10:00-3:00 Class Limit: 4 Class Fee $25.00 Tuffet: Back by Popular demand. Make this beautiful tuffet as a great accent piece to your living or family room. Instructor: Jo Ann Gwinn 2 sessions. Mondays February 11th and 25th. 10:00- 2:00. Class Limit: 6 Class Fee: $25. 3 Dimensional Jacket - Make this stylish jacket to show off to all your friends. Two sessions: Saturdays February 2nd and 16th 10:00-3:00 or Mondays February 4th and 18th 10:00-3:00 Instructor: Sandy Sheffield Class Limit: 6 Class fee: $25.00 I' ' Let Your Heart Sing Heart Pillow Make this beautiful wool pillow as a gift or a great accent piece for your home. Bird fabric is included in the patterns. One Sessions: Tuesday February19th 5:00-8:00 or Friday March 22nd 10:00-2:00 Instructor: Beverly Beldon Class Fee: $20.00 Class Limit: 6 Free Motion Machine Quilting This has been one of our most popular classes. Sandy is making a few changes to this class and adding some new techniques. Use your regular sewing machine (any manufacturer) to quilt your own quilts/table runners, etc. Instructor: Sandy Sheffield Thursday April 11th 5:00-8:00 Class Fee: $20.00 Class Limit: 6 Jelly Roll Rug - This is one of the most popular patterns in the US right now. Instructor: JoAnn Gwinn Two sessions Wednesdays February 6th and 13th10:00-2:00 or Tuesdays April 2nd and 9th 5:00-8:00. Class Limit: 6 Class Fee: $25.00 . Luggage Rider/Carry On - This is a great tote that fits over your luggage handle or use it on your sewing machine cart. Instructor: Prudy Pickens. One Session: Saturday February 9th 10:00-3:00, Two Sessions February 28th and Thursday March 7th 5:00-8:00 Class Limit 4: Class Fee: $25.00 Twirl -n Spin Table Runner - Stunning table runner using several shades of color. Instructor: Prudy Pickens One session Friday February 22nd 10:0-3:00 or Saturday March 2nd 10:00- 3:00. Class Limit: 6 Class Fee: $20.00 I Collage Pin Cushion - Laura Heine's collage patterns are all the rage now. Use our scraps to make this stunning wall hanging.. Great gift. Instructor: Rhonda Ray Two Sessions Wednesdays February 20th and 27th 10:00-3:00 Tuesdays March 5th and 12th 5:00-8:00 Class Limit: 6 Class Fee: $25.00 Computer Classes Sandy Sheffield is offering two classes structured for using your computer with machine embroidery. Using your computer is Saturday April 13th 10:00-2:00. We all love expanding our design library but sometimes it can be a little frustrating. Learn downloading and organizing those files so you can find them later. What programs will let you view those files as an embroidery design. Class Limit: 10 Class Fee: $15.00 The second class is Perfect Embroidery Pro or PEP. Class is Saturday April 27th 10:00-2:00 In this class we will show the benefits of owning embroidery software. PEP is easy to use and will be compared to others. If you own PEP, please bring your computer with the software loaded. Sandy will answer questions on digitizing, editing or any other questions you have about the program. Class Fee: $15.00 Sip & Stitch Every Thursday from 10:00-2:00 This is a great time to meet fellow quilters and work on projects you just can't seem to get to at home. Having problems with a pattern? There is always someone here during Sip & Stitch to help you Mystery Quilt Come join our mystery quilt club. It starts March 2nd. You come in and pick out a mystery bag. (you will be able to see the main color of the quilt). The bag will contain fabric and your cutting instructions. Then every two weeks you come back and receive a clue. Each clue will give you the sewing instructions for part of the quilt. The last clue will have the finishing instructions. Then we will have a reveal party where everyone gets to show off their finished quilt and receive a gift for finishing. We had over 25 people do this last year and they keep asking us when we are going to start this year. Only the 60 shops that attend Sewposium have this pattern. So come in and sign up and see what this Mystery brings. "Home is Where the Heart Is" Our annual Embroidery Retreat will be March 29th thru the 31st. It is at Carter Caves State Park in Kentucky. This year our embroidery retreat projects are designed for our Home. Starting with a Family Rules Sampler, which would be wonderful framed, as a pillow or a quilted wall hanging.
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