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Make Checks Payable to NSQG Nebraska State Quilt Guild THE NEWSLETTER FOR AND ABOUT NEBRASKA QUILTERS Volume XXVI, Issue 6 December, 2012 QUILT QUEST EXHIBITS AT NE STATE FAIR 215 exhibits were entered within the Quilt Quest project at the 2012 Nebraska State Fair. This is an outstanding number of exhibits considering that 2012 is the first year that only exhibits that received purple ribbons at county fairs were eligible to be entered www.nsqg.org at the State Fair in Grand Island. From those exhibits, sixteen Nebraska 4-H youth received special recognition and monetary awards from the Nebraska State Quilters Guild for the highest quality 4-H Quilt Quest Winners 2012 quilts entered in the .....................................Page 1 & 5 different classes within President’s Message, the Quilt Quest project. .............................................Page 2 The Nebraska State Volunteers Win Scholarships, Quilt Guild raised their Teacher Proposal Form QNE2013 .......................................................Page 3 2012 4-H Quilt Raffle 2013 “COSMOS” ....................................................Pages 5 C81, C82, & C83 Winners Quilting Shops and Related Business, IQSCM Events and Locations .......................................................Page 6 Nicole Japp - Washington County, Modified Mariner Compass Quilting Events, Region I Gathering, Wanted: Theme Quilts - QNE 2013 .......................................................Page 7 Introduction to QNE2013 Teachers ...........................................Pages 8 & 9 National Quilting Day 2013, Calling All Small Groups - IQSCM ...................................................Page 10 Threads Across Nebraska 2012, Quilts in Context - Upcoming Symposium for IQSCM .....................................................Page 11 Membership Renewal 2013 Hannah Esch - Red Willow .....................................................Page 12 County, Off-set Squares April Crandell - Adams County, Twister or Block Bender Continued on Page 5 Nebraska State Quilt Guild . President’s Message . Board of Directors Dear NSQG Members, Sandra Kosch President Have you noticed the cooler temperatures? The beautiful leaves are 355 S Walnut St. Shelby, NE 68662 gone, moisture has fallen and soon the snow will cover the ground. 402-527-5676 [email protected] This is my favorite time of the year with so many in-door activities--- Alice Cruz President-Elect especially the quilting! 15337 California St. Omaha, NE 68154 402-498-2793 [email protected] I think how fortunate we are---to be quilting during this “time”. We don’t need the light from the fireplace to help us see the completion Barb Hinrichs Secretary 921 Cedar St. Lexington, NE 68850 of our handwork; we have electricity. We don’t need to weave our 308-324-7218 [email protected] cloth; we can purchase the fabric at numerous stores. We don’t use the treadle sewing machine; we can use the electric sewing machine “with Patty Young Treasurer 2718 Pinewood Dr. Central City, NE 68826 countless bells and whistles”. We don’t need scissors to cut the many 308-379-0984 [email protected] pattern pieces; we can use the rotary cutter, plastic rulers and cutting nd mat. We don’t use cereal boxes to cut out cardboard templates; we can Gloria Bernadt (2 yr) Region I Director 122 Lawrence Rd. Hebron, NE 68370 buy and use the plastic templates and rulers. We don’t seek the use of 402-768-6662 [email protected] the “one and only pattern”; the selection is unlimited as to what we st can purchase or download from our computer. We don’t need to quilt Kay Grimminger (1 yr) Region I Director 2712 Sunnybrooke Rd GrandIsland, NE 68801 by our self; we can join a quilting group or quilting guild—local, state 308-382-8217 [email protected] or national. We don’t need to limit our quilting information; we can attend lectures, workshops, classes, retreats and conventions. We don’t Laura Franchini (2nd yr) Region II Director need to “wonder” what quilt we might sew; we can view numerous PO Box 565 Wisner, NE 68791 patterns, quilting magazines and books, quilter’s blogs or even imagine 402-529-3288 [email protected] and draw our own design. We can attend the countless quilting events, LaVonne Dunetts (1st yr) Region II Director activities, quilt shows and even quilt museums for inspiration of our 206 S 95th St. Omaha, NE 68114 future quilts. And don’t forget about the talented, professional quilters 402-399-8299 [email protected] who can help us complete our quilt. Esther Kleinkauf (2nd yr) Region III Director Our quilting world has developed beyond what I ever could have 901 Tomahawk Rd North Platte, NE 69101 imagines nearly 40 years ago. Listing what is now available for all of us, 308-532-1401 [email protected] is just the “tip of the ice berg”. I am sure the quilters of generations Shirley LaVene (1st yr) Region III Director ago, would think that the quilters of today are truly blessed. 73660 D Rd Loomis, NE 68958 308-876-2546 [email protected] Don’t you wonder what is coming next to our quilting world? I 308-991-2795 know I will enjoy seeing the next new “hot” invention or creation Susan Weber Advisor to our quilting world. Perhaps it will come from a seasoned quilter, 2425 Folkways Blvd Apt 329 Lincoln, NE 68521 who has experienced the many trials of quilting and will share his/ 402-438-4753 [email protected] her knowledge or perhaps it will come from the future quilters with 402-641-4675 never ending technical knowledge and creativity or maybe someone Membership in NSQG is open to all in-between. Whoever it is, I’m sure they will develop new methods, individuals. New members will continue to be patterns, fabrics and quilts that will inspire us all! welcomed at any time. Memberships run from January 1st through December 31st. Dues are On a personal note, I would like to THANK YOU for giving me this $25.00 per year. Please send all change of opportunity to serve as your NSQG President. I appreciate all your address information and dues to Darice Cecil: help and support. This year I have attempted tasks and responsibilities Darice Cecil Membership Chair NSQG that I had never done before. You gave me the confidence to complete 2625 Rathbone Rd. Lincoln, NE 68502 them. You have made me a better quilter… 402-476-9124 [email protected] Enjoy Your Quilting Moments! ©Nebraska State Quilt Guild Sandra K. Kosch, NSQG 2012 President www.nsqg.org Visit our web site and keep current on the state guild’s events 2 and news. Nebraska State Quilt Guild Newsletter / Advertising Merry Christmas! We invite the submission of previously un- VOLUNTEERS WIN SCHOLARSHIPS! published documents and personal I can never say too many good things about the Nebraska State Fair correspondence from our readers. We reserve the right to publish, in whole or in part, any Quilt Show volunteers. They are simply the best. Some have years of letters or submitted articles we receive. While experience, some are new recruits. They all put in a lot of time, effort we cannot accept responsibility for unsolicited and enthusiasm to make it a wonderful show. Once the show is hung material, we would be happy to return it to its author if a stamped, self-addressed envelope and the fair is on, they come back to ooh and aah at the results. Thank is included. you, thank you one and all. Each year we draw four lucky names from The NSQG newsletter is published six times our list of volunteers. This year’s winners and recipients of a $50 credit th a year. Publication deadline is the 15 of the towards Quilt Nebraska 2013 are: Mary Mayfield - Omaha, Arlen Brown months of February, April, June, August, October, and December. Articles are due - Hastings, Linda McCoig - Genoa and Maralee Meyer - Milford. to the editor by the 25th of the previous Congratulations and again - thanks! publication month: Submitted by Jan Sittler, Nebraska State Fair Quilt Superintendent December 25th for February 15th Issue February 25th for April 15th Issue April 25th for June 15th Issue TEACHER CLASS PROPOSAL FORMS FOR QNE2013 June 25th for August 25th issue NEBRASKA STATE QUILT GUILD August 25th for October 15th Issue QUILTNEBRASKA 2013 th th CLASS PROPOSAL FORM October 25 for December 15 Issue The editor reserves the right to accept or reject You are invited to submit a class proposal as a teacher / lecturer at QuiltNebraska to be held at advertising requests. Ads must be quilt related. Concordia University in Seward, Friday and/or Saturday July 26-27, 2013. th Advertising must be submitted by the 20 Teacher compensation is as follows: Half-day workshop or lecture $200.00 of each previous publication month, i.e. Full-day workshop $400.00 th February 20 for the April publication: ►All those interested in a teaching position MUST submit a proposal, no exceptions. ►Expenses are not reimbursed. th th December 2o for February 15 Issue ►Classes with 7 or less students enrolled will be subject to cancellation with no fees paid. February 20th for April 15th Issue ►By submitting this form, you agree that you have read and agree to adhere to QNE th th teachers’ guidelines. April 20 for June 15 Issue June 20th for August 25th issue Please submit this form and all accompanying documents ELECTRONICALLY before January th th 15, 2013 to: August 20 for October 15 Issue Katy Coleman October 20th for December 15th Issue [email protected] 402-643-6451 Camera ready ads must be either jpegs, tiffs, Your Name______________________________________________________________ or psd (Photoshop) files. If you don’t have a camera ready ad, please contact the editor to Address_________________________________________________________________ contract an ad design. Check with the editor for Phone (home)_____________________________(cell)___________________________ ad rates and sizes available. Ads are placed on a space available basis. All ads must be pre- Email___________________________________________________________________ paid. Please make your check payable to NSQG.
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