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INTERNATIONAL QUILT FEST I VAL 2020

SEE more than 550 great quilts and fiber art works LONG BEACH, CA on display! SHOP at nearly 300 booths! Show Dates FREE demos! And 35+ classes. July 9-11 (10 AM-5 PM) Classes AND take a look at the slate begin July 9 of great classes and Tours MAKE YOUR special events–with class begin July 8 PLANS NOW! project photos! Admission AT THE LONG BEACH General: $10 Quilts.com CONVENTION CENTER Seniors 65+/Students/Military: $8 300 E. Ocean Blvd. Children 10 and under free [email protected] Long Beach, CA 90802 with paid admission Full Show Pass: $25 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS 2020 • LONG BEACH

WEDNESDAY July 8 9 AM-5 PM LA Fashion District Tour International 8-11 AM & 2-5 PM Onsite Enrollment Desk/Kiosks Open (online enrollment always available through Quilts.com) THURSDAY July 9 Quilt Festival 7:30 AM-4 PM Onsite Enrollment Desk/Kiosks Open TABLE OF CONTENTS (online enrollment always available through Quilts.com) 8:30 AM-5 PM RJR/Hoffman Fabrics Tour Schedule of Events 2 8 AM-5 PM Longarm Classes Show Info 3 9 AM-5:00 PM Classes Special Exhibits 4 10 AM-5 PM SHOW FLOOR OPEN International Quilt Association 6 FRIDAY July 10 Faculty 7 7:30 AM-4 PM Onsite Enrollment Desk/Kiosks Open (online enrollment always available through Quilts.com) Class and Event Listings 8 8 AM-5 PM Longarm Classes Open StudiosTM/Room to Sew 10 9 AM-5 PM Classes Classes by Category 11 10 AM-5 PM SHOW FLOOR OPEN ■ Thursday, July 9 12 1-2 PM Lecture—David Taylor—Who Am I to Judge? ■ Friday, July 10 14 SATURDAY July 11 7:30 AM-2 PM Onsite Enrollment Desk/Kiosks Open ■ Saturday, July 11 16 (online enrollment always available through Quilts.com) Tool Time 18 8 AM-5 PM Longarm Classes Festival Rules 19

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS & TABLE OF CONTENTS OF & TABLE EVENTS OF SCHEDULE 9 AM-5 PM Classes Enrollment Instructions 19 10 AM-5 PM SHOW FLOOR OPEN 1-2 PM Lecture—Charlotte Angotti, Kimberly Einmo, Festival App BC Karen K. Stone—Progressive Reveal

COVER QUILT: Rainbow Stars (detail), by Clydene Sigle and quilted by Joy Johnson. Design source: Chris Stiasny pattern/Absolutely Positively Quilt Designs. Any questions? Call 713-781-6864; fax 713-781-8182; Photo by Sarah Heller. email [email protected], or access Quilts.com

ADMISSION General: $10 • Seniors 65+/Students/Military: $8 • Full Show Pass: $25 • Important Note: If you enroll in classes, you do not need additional daily admission tickets. Your enrollee badge serves as your entrance to the show floor. Beginning in April, advance tickets will be available on our website (Quilts.com) that you can pay for online and print at home. ORGANIZATION & TOUR GROUP ADMISSION (GROUPS OF 25 OR MORE) Please call 713-781-6864 or email [email protected] to make arrangements. Tickets and packages must be purchased by June 26, 2020. • Discount Single Day Admission + Show Program—$9 per person • Each additional day admission—$8 per person • No group discount Full Show passes. Note: For group or tour participants enrolling for classes, please see the enrollment instructions. 2 FOR YOUR INFORMATION FOR YOURFOR INFORMATION QUILT ANGELS NEEDED! HOW TO GET THERE AND GET AROUND Pre-qualify for a halo in Quilt Festival has negotiated special discounts with the following businesses. Heaven by becoming a Quilt Contact them directly and be sure to mention International Quilt Festival. Angel here on earth! You’ll gently handle the special AIRLINES exhibit quilts as a “white glove” guardian—protecting UNITED DELTA/KLM/AIR FRANCE quilts from being touched by Contact United’s MeetingWorks™ Desk at Delta Airlines is pleased to offer special 1-800-426-1122 Mon.-Fri. from 7 am-9 pm, discounts for Quilts, Inc. Call the Meeting eager fingers and showing or Sat. & Sun. from and 8 am-6 pm (CT). You Services Reservation Desk at 1-800-328-1111, them to visitors who want must mention Agreement Code 124087 Mon.-Fri. from 7 am-7:30 pm, (CT). Mention to see the back or check out and Z Code ZHTK to receive the discount. Meeting Ticket Designator code NMTSW. a detail. Or book online at United.com and enter Visit the Long Beach Festival section at ZHTK124087 under “Offer Code.” Quilts.com under airline link to book Three hours earns you a spe- online. The discount is only good for flights cially-designed Quilt Angel originating in the U.S. or Canada. pin. All Angels who serve six volunteer hours receive the pin and a free class catalog CAR RENTAL & SHUTTLE and priority advance enroll- HERTZ SUPERSHUTTLE ment for next year’s Festival. Call 1-800-654-2240 in the U.S./Canada For a discount of 10% in participating cities, To volunteer, there will be or 1-405-749-4434 elsewhere. You must reserve online at SuperShuttle.com and a link and information on mention the show and refer to discount code input QUILT as the discount code. You can your class confirmation email. CV#02TQ0021. Visit the Long Beach Festival also call 1-800-BLUE-VAN, but the discount Follow the instructions and section at Quilts.com under car rental link to will not apply. then you will be contacted book online. by IQA’s Quilt Angel coordi- nator. Questions? Email [email protected]. HOTEL

The discounted room price is good to the capacity of Festival’s room block and does not include state and local taxes or parking fees. Any offers from other lodging facilities are not endorsed by Quilt Festival Long Beach. QUESTIONS? CONNECT WITH US! RENAISSANCE LONG BEACH HOTEL* Quilts.com 111 East Ocean Boulevard [email protected] Long Beach, CA 90802 Phone: 1-562-437-5900 Dates: Mon., July 6–Sun., July 12 Rates: Single/Double $169 • Triple $184 • Quad $199 Cut-off Date: June 15, 2020 /QuiltFestival *All reservations must be accompanied by a first night room deposit. You can also book online at Quilts.com in the “Long Beach Festival > Travel & Lodging” link.

IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT ROLLING TOTES! @QuiltFestival Due to safety and security concerns, Festival attendees are not allowed to bring rolling totes, luggage, carries, or suitcases on the show floor. If you have a legitimate medical need for one of these items, please contact the Festival offices (713-781-6864 or [email protected]). Or you may bring a doctor’s note or medical papers to the @QuiltFestival Information Desk/Exhibitor Registration in the lobby to apply for a special pass. 3 ART NOUVEAU – CRAFT AS ART From the 1880s until World War I, western Europe and the United States saw Special the development and ascent of the Art Nouveau style. Taking inspiration from the unruly aspects of the natural world, Art Nouveau influenced art and archi- Exhibits tecture, the applied arts, graphic work, THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY: TRASH TO and illustration. Some of its best-known TREASURE PINEAPPLE CHALLENGE, TAKE 2 practitioners include Toulouse-Lautrec, Tiffany & Company, Alphonse Mucha, SPECIAL EXHIBITS Sponsored by Colourful Stitches and William Morris. Under the cheerleading of teacher/ artist Gyleen X. Fitzgerald, quilters BACKYARD ESCAPES from around the globe have created This special Sacred Threads exhibit is scrappy and stylized Pineapple quilts. designed to be seen as if in a sterile The quilts here show how this one clas- hospital setting. What brings peace in sic, but versatile block can be adapted a backyard? Either real or imaginary, to create works in traditional, contem- urban or rural, it can be something porary, Modern, or any other quiltmak- small like a blade of grass or large ing genre with just a simple placement like an expansive view of a lake. What of fabric. brings tranquility? The color palette, or the light in morning or evening? The THE 1876 CENTENNIAL QUILT PROJECT artists here let their imagination inspire Organized by Anne Dawson and them to create something beautiful for Karen B. Alexander patients and their families as viewed in a hospital setting. After discovering an extraordinary antique quilt in an online quilt history BEST OF THE WEST COAST GUILDS: forum and securing permission from its AWARD-WINNING TRADITIONAL QUILTS owner, a group of women from north- western Washington began the journey The west coast of the United States of patterning and creating “new” ver- is home to scores of quilt guilds and sions of what was the 1876 Centennial groups where members meet to share Quilt. Set in a unique Medallion-style friendship, experiences, and create arrangement, each work features more new works. This exhibit features some than 70 different patterns apiece. of the best traditional work done by quilters of all styles—appliquéd, APPLIQUÉ: THE TIMELESS BEAUTY pieced, wholecloth—and skill levels. OF BRODERIE PERSE BOTH SIDES NOW Curated by Cynthia Collier This collection of quilts by Kathy York Chintz and broderie perse quilts first proves — and very visually — that became popular in the late 18th to mid- th there really are “two sides to every 19 centuries. Fueled by a passion for story.” The front of each work here tells chintz, toile, and pillar print reproduc- a tale from one point of view, while the tion fabrics, today’s traditional-minded back artwork counters with the oppo- quilters are carrying on this important site perception. It makes for a really part of textile history with their own unique exhibit and invites the viewer to beautiful examples. be swayed…either way! (Top) Mediterranean Rose (57" x 57") by Susan Arnold, inspired by a block in Quiltmaker magazine. ART DECO INSPIRED QUILTS From the exhibit “In the American Tradition.” Inspired by geometric designs, stream- (Middle) Pineapple 24/7 (44" x 44") by Gyleen X. lined forms, and sometimes offbeat col- Fitzgerald. From the exhibit “The 10th Anniversary: Trash to Treasure Pineapple Challenge, Take 2.” ors, the Art Deco movement was stylish, Sponsored by Colourful Stitches. influential, and omnipresent from 1925 (Bottom) Manitou Sunset (detail), design from a through the 1940s. Art Deco was reflect- Steve Loveless photo. From the exhibit “Dune ed in paintings, crafts, fine arts, architec- Seasons by Ann Loveless.” ture, and is carried on here in these quilts. 4 SPECIAL EXHIBITS SPECIAL

A CELEBRATION OF COLOR MOVIES AND MUSICALS: SAQA: ALOFT Whatever your style…quilt colorfully! HOORAY FOR HOLLYWOOD! Sponsored by INNOVA This annual judged competition and Hollywood’s rich artistic history has Birds, insects, and even some mammals exhibit features works—created in a inspired moviegoers and fed their are able to fly and soar. Plant seeds variety of styles and techniques—with fantasies ever since the Silent Era. And and kites are carried on the breeze. vibrant and colorful designs. Awards everyone seems to have their own list Humankind has always dreamt of ways include a $500 Best of Show, and three of favorite films, actors, actresses, and to fly from the mythological Icarus’ $100 prizes each in Traditional, Modern, directors. These quilts are inspired by attempt to create his own wings to and Art categories. those celluloid dreams—and the peo- the advent of airplanes, satellites, and ple who helped make them come to space exploration. This exhibition pro- DUNE SEASONS BY ANN LOVELESS life across the decades. vides new perspectives through which This exhibit consists of eight panels to see the world above us. depicting the beauty of northern THE NOBLE MENAGERIE Michigan and its seasonal changes. Creating portraits of farm animals SAQA: CONNECTING OUR NATURAL WORLDS Working from photographs, Loveless began as a way for Timna Tarr to explore Sponsored by INNOVA created her realistic panoramic land- making photo-realistic quilts. Moving scape scenes with her original “collage” through the series, she realized that This exhibit showcases artwork that art quilt technique. Spring symbolizes the images highlight the dignity and beautifully illustrates the natural wonder renewal with awakening leaves and individual personalities in each animal. of habitats around the globe. Each artist flowers. Summer depicts a sunset, water, The construction process starts with a has identified danger to flora and fauna dune grass, and birch trees in full bloom. photograph blown up to 40" x 40" and in their own backyards and recommend- Autumn is represented by warm and ends with the piecing of the eye. That’s ed a call to action that can be taken to vivid colors. And Winter is showcased as because Timna says she needs to get to help save them from extinction. The nature goes into hibernation. know each animal before tackling the selected pieces will inspire viewers to “window to the soul.” get closer to nature and become better HANDS ALL AROUND stewards for our environment. QUILTING AS THERAPY Artists from around the world incorpo- VIEWPOINTS 9: LIVING PLANET rate influences from their own cultures Approximately 5 million people in the into the design and technique of their U.S. suffer from Post-Traumatic Stress Curated by Martha Wolfe quilts. This prestigious, long-running Disorder (PTSD). It can develop after a Nine artists from around the world are international showcase includes a variety person has experienced or witnessed a inspired by the same theme to create of recent quilts from international artists. traumatic event in which physical harm different works of art. The impact of was threatened or occurred. A person language and cultural connotation are IN THE AMERICAN TRADITION with PTSD learns skills to cope with evident, as well as political influence Sponsored by Taylor Seville the disorder. and universal environmental concerns. The overall theme of the works is “The Contemporary quiltmakers often look RISING STAR—TERRY GRANT Living Planet.” to the art form’s rich tradition for inspiration in their own works. This exhibit This annual exhibit features the works features recently-made quilts that of a specially selected quilt artist who incorporate traditional blocks, styles, has developed and demonstrated and/or techniques. substantial creative growth over recent years. The subject for this exhibit is LIFE’S A BEACH artist Terry Grant. Quilts on the Wall is a group of south- SAPPHIRE CELEBRATION ern California textile artists whose members wholeheartedly believe in Sponsored by SewBatik the maxim proclaimed in this exhibit’s Quilters have long used the color blue title. Viewers will experience the fun to symbolize trust, loyalty, wisdom, and excitement of the region’s beach confidence, intelligence, faith, truth, communities. Ride the waves on a and heaven. Sapphire is also the cho- paddle board, enjoy the orange and sen gem for 45th anniversaries—which turquoise sunsets, sip a margarita at International Quilt Festival celebrated beachside café, or put on a bikini and last year. flip flops and get a tan! Soon the Summer Sun (29” x 41”) by Brenda H. Smith. From the exhibit “SAQA: Connecting Our Natural Worlds.” Sponsored by INNOVA. 5 The International Quilt Association—

a worldwide network of quilters! Join the one organization that promotes and supports that art form with members from all over the planet: The International Quilt Association!

The International Quilt Association (IQA) is the world’s only 501(c)(3) non-profit quilting organization that promotes the appreciation and art of quilting around the world.

In 1979, the four founders—Karey Patterson Bresenhan, Nancy O’Bryant, and their mothers, Jewel Pearce Patterson (1910-2002) and Helen Pearce O’Bryant (1914-2005)—set out to create a group that would bring together the varied factions of the quilt world. THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION QUILT Quilt collectors, teachers, artists, retailers, suppliers, and just plain quilt lovers have all joined IQA to help further its goals and form a sense of community—and you can be a part of it!

The 2020 Raffle Quilt—tickets can be purchased onsite at the Long Beach Festival. Members receive IQA’s online quarterly journal, Quilts…A World Bluebonnet Spring (78.75" x 79.5") by Judy Garden. Photo by Mike McCormick. of Beauty, featuring informative articles, interviews, book reviews, organizational news, a Teacher’s Directory, Judged Show winner profiles, and scores of stunning, full-color photos of quilts from NEW THIS YEAR! all over the world. If you are enrolling for classes, once you receive your con- You also receive special privileges at International Quilt Festival firmation email, you can sign up to join IQA (or renew your in Houston and Long Beach unavailable to non-members. This current membership) by following the link provided. If includes a free day’s admission (in both shows) and Preview Night you are not enrolling for classes, email [email protected] for entrance with extra hours, one additional day’s free admission, membership information. Dues are $25 for one year or $75 and a private photo opportunity (in Houston). You’ll also be for three years. eligible to enter your quilt in the annual Judged Show “Quilts: A So become a card-carrying member of IQA today! Find out more World of Beauty,” or apply for a grant. at Quilts.org. And best of all—you get to keep your award-winning entry, since Or visit IQA’s Facebook at facebook.com/ IQA’s awards are not purchase prizes! In 2019, total prize money InternationalQuiltAssociation. awarded was $97,250!

6 QUILTMAKING ACADEMY FACULTY QUILTMAKING ACADEMY

Charlotte Angotti Megan Best Lisa H. Calle Kimberly Einmo Gyleen X. Fitzgerald Louisiana Washington Pennsylvania California Maryland www.CharlotteAngotti.com www.BestQuilter.com www.LisaHCalle.com www.KimberlyEinmo.com www.ColourfulStitches.com 205. Progressively 426. Longarm Ruler 215. Rulers for Rookies— 206. Lone Starburst II 207. Over and Under Surprised— Roundabout! HQ— Longarm Hands-on 301. Progressive with a Twist Rainbows Progressive Class Capri Hands-on 230. Feathers for the Timid— Mystery Quilt Class— 302. Modern Free Wheeling 300. Let Me Surprise You! Longarm Hands-on Progressive Class Circles 405. Let Me Surprise You! 310. Perfect Plumes— 406. Flying Geese Crossing One More Time Longarm Hands-on 420. Lecture— Progressive 420. Lecture—Progressive 320. Pebbles, Echoes, and Reveal Reveal Crosshatches, Oh MY!— Longarm Hands-on 400. Divide and Design, Get It Done!— Longarm Hands-on

Jane Haworth Laura Heine Jenny K. Lyon Sarah Maxwell Jennifer Rapacki California Montana California Missouri Colorado www.JaneHaworth.com www.Fiberworks-Heine.com www.Quiltskipper.com www.DesignsbySarahj.com www.JenniferRapacki.com 303. Dazzling Dogs Fabric 208. Teeny Tiny Flamingo 325. Free-Motion Fills and 209. Shazam 220. DIY Inkjet Printing on Collage Collage Frills on a Domestic 315. Party Lights Fabric—Hands-on 415. Sunlit Sunflowers Fabric 304. Flowerfly Collage Class Machine 425. Sew On the Go 231. Fractal That! Design— Collage 407. Teeny Tiny Sewing 408. Yes, You CAN Free- Designing Fabric the Machine Collage Class Motion Quilt! Fun and Easy Way

Catherine Redford Karen K. Stone Linda Sullivan David Taylor Illinois Texas California New Hampshire www.CatherineRedford.com 210. Innovative Appliqué— www.Colourwerx.com www.DavidTaylorQuilts.com 221. Walking Foot Quilting— Ogee Lotus 410. ColourBugs & Curves 222. What to Look for in a 306. Timing and Tension— Get Out of the Ditch! 305. Shellfire and Clamnation Stationary Sit-Down Take Control of Your 232. Further Steps in Walking 409. The Other Mystery— Longarm—HQ Free-Motion Quilting— Foot Quilting Progressive Class Capri Hands-on Capri Hands-on 420. Lecture—Progressive 233. Feel the Rhythm—Learn 316. Lecture—Who Am I Reveal the Basics of Free- to Judge? Motion Quilting— 416. Fill in the Blanks—Fun, Capri Hands-on Free-Motion Designs— HQ Capri Hands-on 7 IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR ALL CLASSES, LECTURES, AND SPECIAL EVENTS

NEW!!!—REAL TIME, ONLINE ENROLLMENT WITH IMMEDIATE EMAIL CONFIRMATION LECTURE FEE A new enrollment procedure is now in effect for all Festival class- $10 es, events, tours, and lectures. ALL enrollments must be made CLASS FEES online through our website at Quilts.com. Enrollment will remain 3-HOUR, $45; 6-HOUR, $85 open 24 hours a day beginning in early March (a more specific • The fee structure for sit-down stationary longarm classes is date will be posted soon) and continuing throughout the show. 3-HOUR, $65; 6-HOUR, $125. Please refer to Quilts.com for information on when online enroll- • The fee structure for longarm classes is 4-HOUR, $85; ment will open. You may review or update your schedule at ANY 8-HOUR, $165. time with your confirmation number. Please review the refund/ cancellation policies below. MATERIALS FEES (MAT FEE) Total class cost (fee plus materials) is noted on the line with

CLASS INFORMATION Badges will be printed onsite at specialized kiosks when you arrive class numbers & titles. An * indicates materials fee and/or to check-in. Your badge will provide admission to the show floor equipment fee included; materials cost is noted below class and should always be kept with you. Present your badge along description. There is not a fee to rent a cutting mat. with your proof of enrollment—in either print form or displayed on your smartphone from the online enrollment process—to enter all EQUIPMENT FEES (EQUIP FEE) classes, lectures, and special events. The Equipment Fee, which helps pay for the electrical NEW!!!—WAIT LIST NOW AVAILABLE FOR ALL connections and service, is listed in the same place as CLASSES/EVENTS the Materials Fees. This fee may include: SEWING MACHINE CLASSROOMS At such time as a class/event reaches capacity, a limited Wait List (One person per machine)—$5 per 3-HOUR class; option will be available to those trying to enroll. Should a cancel- $10 per 6-HOUR class. lation occur and a slot become available, a link will be emailed to the first person on the Wait List with instructions that they have STATIONARY SIT-DOWN LONGARM MACHINE CLASSROOMS 12 hours to modify their schedule online to take advantage of the (One person per machine)—$8 per 3-HOUR class; opening. Lacking a response within that time frame, an email will $15 per 6-HOUR class. be sent to the #2 person on the Wait List with instructions that they have 12 hours to modify their schedule online, and so on. At LONGARM MACHINE CLASSROOMS that point, whoever accepts the open slot first will be awarded (Two persons per machine)—$14 per 4-HOUR class; the class/event. PLEASE NOTE: if you have booked yourself for $28 per 8-HOUR class. another event for the time slot of the Wait Listed class/event and do not want to incur the cancellation fees as outlined below, you SCREEN FEE—$3 per class where teacher requested a screen. may choose to not accept the Wait Listed class/event. MULTIPLE-ROOM CLASSES—Sewing machine classroom fees NOTE in multiple-room classes are only charged for the hours in the machine room. In order to attend any of the classes, lectures, and special events listed in this catalog, you must enroll online through our website, paying the overall enrollment fee ($35) AND the associated fees for each class, lecture, or special event. ABBREVIATIONS OF MAGAZINE TITLES Exceptions are noted with *** in event listings and includes OR BOOK PUBLISHERS lectures only. Tickets to lectures may be purchased onsite at AQS American Quilter’s Society the door of the lecture without paying the $35 enrollment fee, but you may not purchase lecture tickets in advance without AQM American Quilter Magazine paying the enrollment fee. BP Breckling Press C&T C & T Publishing TEACHER’S PET DT Dragon Threads Teacher’s Pets provide help for Festival teachers by taking roll, passing out materials in class, and running errands. To be EQ Electric Quilt Company selected as the Teacher’s Pet for a particular class or lecture FW F & W Publications you must first enroll for that particular class or lecture, then KP Krause Publications respond to the link provided in your confirmation email. The first to respond will be chosen as the Teacher’s Pet and will receive MC Martingale & Co. (That Patchwork Place) a Teacher’s Pet acceptance email. You will receive the 2020 MQU Machine Quilting Unlimited International Quilt Festival Teacher’s Pet pin at the conclusion of QA Quilting Arts Magazine your class & duties. Check the sign outside the Education Office or at the Enrollment Desk to see if a Teacher’s Pet is still needed QATV Quilting Arts TV on PBS for your class and sign up in the Education Office, Room 103C. QDP Quilt Digest Press 8 CLASS INFORMATION CLASS

REFUNDS/CANCELLATION FEES MEET OUR EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Changes, cancellations, and refunds must be processed through Suzanne Hyland, Director of Education and Industry Relations, the online registration system. The refund policy is as follows: directs full-time staff members Jill Benge, Education Manager and Barbara Cline, Education Assistant; plus a “show team” that arrives • 100% refunds available until June 10. to help at each show. • 50% refunds available June 11-25. EDUCATION OFFICE • 25% refunds available June 26 through the show. Room 103C on the first floor of the Long Beach Convention Center • Refunds for medical/family emergencies will be handled on an is “command central” for all educational offerings at Quilt Festival. individual basis. It’s also the place to check for classroom lost & founds, to turn • Refunds for serious dissatisfaction onsite will be considered in any refund requests or special requests, and to check in as a only for a class that has produced multiple complaints. Teacher’s Pet. Requests for refunds must be received in writing at the show, within two hours of the conclusion of a morning class or by Thanks to Baby Lock, BERNINA of America, Janome America, the next morning for afternoon/evening classes. Requests must Inc., and OC Sewing and Vacuum/All Brands (Husqvarna Viking be received at the Education Office, Room 103C. Again, refunds Sewing Machines). 125 sewing machines are provided for your for dissatisfaction will only be considered if multiple complaints use in Festival classes. are received. The percentage of refund will be at Quilts, Inc.’s Thanks to Handi Quilter, longarm machines and stationary discretion. sit-down longarm machines are provided for your use in Festival • If cancelling your entire enrollment, the $35 enrollment fee is classes. Irons are provided courtesy of Clover, Maytag®, Oliso®, non-refundable. Panasonic, Reliable, and Rowenta®. CANCELLATION OF A CLASS BY MANAGEMENT Thanks to the Daylight Company, LLC, for providing lights in Occasionally, because of illness or other emergency, a teacher selected classrooms. has to cancel an entire class at the last minute. We try to find Thanks to the Decorating Diva for providing wool iron pads for a replacement teacher but give you the option of a full refund the classrooms. (including enrollment fee) or taking the same subject from a substitute teacher. Thanks to Hobbs Bonded Fibers for providing batting for the SELLING OF UNWANTED CLASSES longarm classrooms. Once onsite, should you change your mind on a class and want Thanks to Mel’s Sewing and Fabric Center/BERNINA of America to sell it for full value, you are encouraged to post it “For Sale” for providing Open Studios with two B570QE sewing machines. on the bulletin board by the Enrollment kiosks. These transactions are strictly between individuals and do not involve Quilt Festival. CLASS SYMBOL CODE Appropriate forms will be available onsite. E Every Skill Level GENERAL INFORMATION B Beginner Level Class size varies according to the teacher’s preference and the B/I Beginner/Intermediate Level room size. Most classes have no more than 25 students and I Intermediate Level some have fewer. Stationary sit-down longarm classes can have up to 20 students. Longarm classes can have up to 24 students, I/A Intermediate/Advanced Level two per machine. All sewing machine and stationary sit-down A Advanced Level longarm classes will have one student per machine. H Hand Sewing You must get the teacher’s specific permission before photograph- D Design Work ing or taping his or her class or lecture. Do not attempt to take AP Advance Preparation Required flash photos of the projector screen. The photos will not turn out, and the flash distracts everyone else in the audience. MM Mixed-Media Focus PJ Project-Oriented FOOD ALLERGIES OR SPECIFIC DIETARY REQUIREMENTS PC Process-Oriented Please contact Jill Benge (ext. 124) or Barbara Cline (ext. 122) SLA HQ (Handi Quilter) Stationary Sit-Down Longarm at 713-781-6864, by June 26 to inform them of any special Machines Provided In Class considerations for any food event for which you are enrolled. SM Sewing Machines Provided In Class LA Longarm Machines Provided In Class CH Computer-Design Class (Hands-On) 9 CLASS SUPPLIES OPEN STUDIOS Be prepared for class. The Supply List for classes is listed directly See artists create work right before your eyes. And ask after the class description. Bring all listed supplies for each of your them questions to get hints and inspiration for your classes. If supply link is listed, please visit that website for complete own work! listing. Note: If fabric strip width is given, but not length, cut the strip from selvage to selvage; finished strip = 40-45in long. Read fabric yardage figures carefully! Each day, four artists will be working simultaneously (two hours at a time) in each of the “rooms” (Quilt, In most cases, bring paper and pencil for a lecture. Instructor’s Create, Embellish/Paint, Stitch/Sew), demonstrating permission is needed for photographing or recording a class, class their craft. A complete schedule will be project, or lecture. available in the show program and posted in the area.

SUPPLY LIST ABBREVIATIONS addnl additional approx approximately ROOM TO SEW & OPEN STUDIOS & OPEN TO SEW ROOM asst assorted, assortment avail available cm centimeter diff different dk dark Teresa Coates demonstrates in the “Stitch/Sew” area of Open Studios at Fat 1/8(s) Fat Eighths (9in x 22in) Houston Festival. FQ(s) Fat Quarter(s) (18in x 22in) ft foot ROOM TO SEW in inch HST Half Square Triangle See a specially designed sewing room that will inspire and provide ideas for organizing your sewing space lg large and making it more functional. We are also holding a mat materials raffle for the entire contents of the room to benefit the med medium nonprofit 501(c)(3) Texas Quilt Museum. min minimum mm millimeter opt optional oz ounce pc(s) piece(s) pkg(s) package(s) PFD Prepared for Dyeing (fabric prewashed or purchased as “PFD”) qt quart sm small sq(s) square(s) sz size The Room to Sew area at Houston Festival. WOF width of fabric (from selvage to selvage) wt weight DECIMAL EQUIVALENTS yd(s) yard(s) 1/8 = .125 1/2 = .5 7/8 = .875 3-D three-dimensional 1/4 = .25 5/8 = .625 1/3 = .33 “Design Wall”—bring muslin, flannel, or batting to be taped to 3/8 = .375 3/4 = .75 2/3 = .67 the wall. 10 CLASSES BYCLASSES CATEGORY

CLASSES BY CATEGORY

APPLIQUÉ: FUSIBLE COMPUTER USE: HANDS-ON 206 Lone Starburst II, 230 Feathers for the Timid— Kimberly Einmo Longarm Hands-on, Lisa H. Calle 208 Teeny Tiny Flamingo 220 DIY Inkjet Printing on Collage, Laura Heine Fabric—Hands-on, Jennifer Rapacki 207 Over and Under Rainbows, 233 Feel the Rhythm—Learn the Gyleen X. Fitzgerald Basics of Free-Motion Quilting— 304 Flowerfly Collage Class, 231 Fractal That! Design— Capri Hands-on, David Taylor Laura Heine Designing Fabric the Fun and 209 Shazam, Sarah Maxwell 306 Timing and Tension—Take 407 Teeny Tiny Flamingo Easy Way, Jennifer Rapacki 300 Let Me Surprise You!, Charlotte Angotti Control of Your Free-Motion Collage, Laura Heine DESIGN Quilting—Capri Hands-on, 301 Progressive with a Twist APPLIQUÉ: HAND 207 Over and Under Rainbows, David Taylor Mystery Quilt Class—Progressive Gyleen X. Fitzgerald 303 Dazzling Dogs Fabric Class, Kimberly Einmo 310 Perfect Plumes— Collage, Jane Haworth 209 Shazam, Sarah Maxwell Longarm Hands-on, Lisa H. Calle 302 Modern Free Wheeling 415 Sunlit Sunflowers Fabric 220 DIY Inkjet Printing on Circles, Gyleen X. Fitzgerald 320 Pebbles, Echoes, and Fabric—Hands-on, Jennifer Rapacki Crosshatches, Oh MY!— Collage, Jane Haworth 315 Party Lights, Sarah Maxwell 231 Fractal That! Design— Longarm Hands-on, Lisa H. Calle APPLIQUÉ: MACHINE 405 Let Me Surprise You! One Designing Fabric the Fun and 400 Divide and Design, Get It More Time, Charlotte Angotti 210 Innovative Appliqué— Easy Way, Jennifer Rapacki Done!—Longarm Hands-on, Ogee Lotus, Karen K. Stone 406 Flying Geese Crossing, 302 Modern Free Wheeling Lisa H. Calle Kimberly Einmo 305 Shellfire and Clamnation, Circles, Gyleen X. Fitzgerald 416 Fill in the Blanks—Fun, Karen K. Stone 410 ColourBugs & Curves, 303 Dazzling Dogs Fabric Free-Motion Designs—Capri Linda Sullivan ART QUILT Collage, Jane Haworth Hands-on, David Taylor 208 Teeny Tiny Flamingo 304 Flowerfly Collage Class, QUILTING: BEGINNING 426 Longarm Ruler Roundabout!— HQ Capri Hands-on, Megan Best Collage, Laura Heine Laura Heine 215 Rulers for Rookies— 210 Innovative Appliqué— 315 Party Lights, Sarah Maxwell Longarm Hands-on, Lisa H. Calle QUILTING: MACHINE Ogee Lotus, Karen K. Stone 400 Divide and Design, Get It 221 Walking Foot Quilting— 221 Walking Foot Quilting— 303 Dazzling Dogs Fabric Done!—Longarm Hands-on, Get Out of the Ditch!, Get Out of the Ditch!, Collage, Jane Haworth Lisa H. Calle Catherine Redford Catherine Redford 304 Flowerfly Collage Class, 425 Sew On the Go, Sarah Maxwell 230 Feathers for the Timid— 232 Further Steps in Walking Longarm Hands-on, Lisa H. Calle Foot Quilting, Catherine Redford Laura Heine MIXED MEDIA: PRINT/INK 415 Sunlit Sunflowers Fabric 233 Feel the Rhythm—Learn the 325 Free-Motion Fills and Frills on Collage, Jane Haworth 220 DIY Inkjet Printing on Basics of Free-Motion Quilting— a Domestic Machine, Jenny K. Lyon Fabric—Hands-on, Jennifer Rapacki Capri Hands-on, David Taylor COLLAGE 408 Yes, You CAN Free-Motion 231 Fractal That! Design— 310 Perfect Plumes—Longarm Quilt!, Jenny K. Lyon 208 Teeny Tiny Flamingo Designing Fabric the Fun and Hands-on, Lisa H. Calle Collage, Laura Heine Easy Way, Jennifer Rapacki ROTARY CUTTING 320 Pebbles, Echoes, and 303 Dazzling Dogs Fabric MODERN Crosshatches, Oh MY!— 206 Lone Starburst II, Collage, Jane Haworth Kimberly Einmo 221 Walking Foot Quilting— Longarm Hands-on, Lisa H. Calle 304 Flowerfly Collage Class, Get Out of the Ditch!, 408 Yes, You CAN Free-Motion 207 Over and Under Rainbows, Laura Heine Catherine Redford Quilt!, Jenny K. Lyon Gyleen X. Fitzgerald 407 Teeny Tiny Sewing Machine 232 Further Steps in Walking QUILTING: GENERIC 209 Shazam, Sarah Maxwell Collage, Laura Heine Foot Quilting, Catherine Redford 301 Progressive with a Twist 222 What to Look for in a Mystery Quilt Class— 415 Sunlit Sunflowers Fabric MYSTERY Stationary Sit-Down Longarm Progressive Class, Kimberly Einmo Collage, Jane Haworth HQ Capri Hands-on, David Taylor 205 Progressively Surprised— 315 Party Lights, Sarah Maxwell COLOR Progressive Class, Charlotte Angotti 306 Timing and Tension—Take 206 Lone Starburst II, Control of Your Free-Motion 406 Flying Geese Crossing, 300 Let Me Surprise You!, Kimberly Einmo Kimberly Einmo Charlotte Angotti Quilting—Capri Hands-on, David Taylor 207 Over and Under Rainbows, 301 Progressive with a Twist SEWING Gyleen X. Fitzgerald Mystery Quilt Class—Progressive 400 Divide and Design, Get It 302 Modern Free Wheeling Class, Kimberly Einmo Done!—Longarm Hands-on, Circles, Gyleen X. Fitzgerald 208 Teeny Tiny Flamingo Lisa H. Calle Collage, Laura Heine 405 Let Me Surprise You! One 409 The Other Mystery— More Time, Charlotte Angotti 416 Fill in the Blanks—Fun, Progressive Class, Karen K. Stone 302 Modern Free Wheeling Free-Motion Designs—Capri Circles, Gyleen X. Fitzgerald 409 The Other Mystery— Hands-on, David Taylor TOOLS FOR QUILTMAKING 303 Dazzling Dogs Fabric Progressive Class, Karen K. Stone 207 Over and Under Rainbows, Collage, Jane Haworth QUILTING: LONGARM/ PIECING: HAND MID-ARM HANDS-ON Gyleen X. Fitzgerald 315 Party Lights, Sarah Maxwell 425 Sew On the Go, Sarah Maxwell 406 Flying Geese Crossing, 215 Rulers for Rookies— Kimberly Einmo PIECING: MACHINE Longarm Hands-on, Lisa H. Calle 415 Sunlit Sunflowers Fabric 205 Progressively Surprised— 222 What to Look for in a Collage, Jane Haworth Progressive Class, Charlotte Angotti Stationary Sit-Down Longarm— HQ Capri Hands-on, David Taylor 11 THURSDAY CLASSES AND SPECIAL EVENTS

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY using either Einmo’s Precision Jelly Roll Ruler or Precision Precuts JULY 8 JULY 9 Ruler with no “Y” or set-in seams. TOUR 9 AM-5 PM ALL-DAY CLASSES Design your own unique Lone 9 AM-5 PM Starburst variation quilt! First, Please join us for a day visiting local shops and historic areas for inspiration as well LUNCH BREAK NOON-2 PM as shopping. Bus departs from and returns to the convention center. Price includes focus on accurate and efficient transportation, all entrance and/or entertainment fees, tour guide, and gratuities. cutting and piecing of the dia- WEDNESDAY mond units, then focus on design 100 LA FASHION DISTRICT TOUR $85 elements and the almost limitless See California’s Fashion District through the eyes of Joe Vecchiarelli! possibilities for designing your Joe is a Certified Fit Specialist for the television and apparel industry, own layout using your diamond and currently works on ABC-TV’s hit show “Dancing with the Stars.” units. The real magic comes from Joe will be on the bus with you to provide commentary and behind- the fact that this quilt is assem- the-scenes stories in this unique and special tour opportunity. bled with straight-set blocks, not First stop is downtown LA at the Los Angeles Fashion District diamond wedges or blocks on (www.fashiondistrict.org) to wander and shop. Dropoff point is at point—magic! Michael Levine’s (www.mlfabric.com), a discount source offering 205 PROGRESSIVELY *$190 *CLASS PRICE - $85 + MAT FEE - $6 + fabric of all kinds from the biggest manufacturers along with SURPRISED— EQUIP FEE - $13 = $104 notions, trims, beads, ribbons, silks, and upholstery. PROGRESSIVE CLASS SUPPLIES— Regroup for a quick ride over to the historic Grand Central Market B/I,D,PJ,SM Charlotte Angotti www.KimberlyEinmo.com where you can grab lunch on your own from a selection of over 30 eateries. After lunch, Joe has arranged for a special private tour of Don’t miss the most creative cur- the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising. FIDM Collections riculum offered at Festival! Angotti currently hold over 15,000 objects of high fashion, covering more contributes her talent and humor than 200 years of history. to this laser cut kitted mystery class. Enjoy this project as is, or The last stop of the day is Mood (www.moodfabrics.com). It’s the combined with complementary one featured on the show “Project Runway” and one of Joe’s favorite shopping spots. Note: We have tried to streamline and anticipate traffic projects offered in the other two time in Los Angeles. However, should traffic or highway construction Progressive Classes. Join us at alter our itinerary/arrival times, please settle back, and enjoy Joe’s stories! Saturday’s lecture (420) to see the grand reveal of how these three teachers have combined THURSDAY 207 OVER AND UNDER *$120 their projects into knock-out quilt RAINBOWS JULY 9 tops! Progressive Class—this class may be taken singularly or in E,PJ,SM Gyleen X. Fitzgerald TOUR 8:30 AM-5 PM conjunction with Kimberly Einmo’s Modern with a twist! “Knot” as Please join us for a day visiting local shops and historic areas for inspiration as well class (301) on Friday and/or Karen hard as you think! It’s visually as shopping. Bus departs from and returns to the convention center. Price includes Stone’s class (409) on Saturday. You dynamic with fast easy piecing. transportation, all entrance and/or entertainment fees, lunch, tour guide, and gratuities. may enroll for one, two, or all three. Don’t let cutting “tie” you up. All 200 RJR AND HOFFMAN FABRICS TOUR $110 Fabrics may differ from photo. you need is one 2.5in strip set and THURSDAY 3.5yds of background. RJR Fabrics (www.rjrfabrics.com) in Torrance, CA is a great first stop * CLASS PRICE - $85 + MAT FEE - $95 + to begin our day! Enjoy a tour of their fabric design and printing pro- EQUIP FEE - $10 = $190 *CLASS PRICE - $85 + MAT FEE - $25 + cesses and see their warehouse where all of those beautiful fabrics SUPPLIES—pins; seam ripper. EQUIP FEE - $10 = $120 get their start. SUPPLIES—www.colourfulstitch- Next, head south to Costa Mesa, home of Piecemakers Country es.com/workshops.html (Materials Store (www.piecemakers.com). Established in 1978, Piecemakers has fee includes Angle Trim Tool grown into a thriving quilt shop and country store which offers gifts, and pattern; sewing machines quilts, antiques, fabrics, notions, books, and patterns. Lunch in their are provided.) tea room is included in the tour price. Finish up with a visit to Hoffman California-International Fabrics (www.hoffmancaliforniafabrics.net). Begun in 1924 by Rube Hoffman, it has played an important role in the growth of California's textile industry. Sons Philip and Walter joined the company in the 1950s, and their love of surfing and the beach influenced Hoffman’s designs. Today, three generations of Hoffmans are actively involved 206 LONE STARBURST II *$104 in day-to-day operations. The Design Department creates more than I,PJ,PC,AP,SM Kimberly Einmo 800 designs of colorful screen prints and luscious Bali batiks each year. Note for this tour only—register by June 30 to guarantee your seat. Learn to strip-piece and cut dia- Late registrants subject to space available. mond building blocks from strips 12 THURSDAY

will give you the confidence to try Fabric: recommends solids or Learn how to use Photoshop your own variations of traditional solid-reading for lotus figure and Element to print fabric at home blocks. background. You may use a total or yardage at print-on-demand *CLASS PRICE - $85 + MAT FEE - $20 + of only two contrasting fabrics services like ModernYardage, EQUIP FEE - $10 = $115 (1/4yd to 1/2yd each) or full or partial Spoonflower, or FabricOnDemand. gradations in two contrasting Topics include: photo lighting, siz- SUPPLIES—neutral sewing thread; groups (fat 1/8 to FQ each). ing files, creating FQ or yd size files thread snips; pins; mechanical with more than one photo or proj- pencil; paper & pen; small trash MORNING LONGARM CLASS ect, color, repeats, labels, and text. bag; rotary cutter (45mm); rotary 8 AM-NOON No experience with Photoshop cutting mat (12in x 18in or larger); 208 TEENY TINY FLAMINGO *$140 Elements is required but students COLLAGE rotary cutting ruler (6in x 12 in need to have basic computer skills or 6in x 24in); fabric for “Design such as the ability to load software, E,PJ Laura Heine Wall”; fine-tip black Sharpie pen or use a mouse or trackpad, find and Craft this Heine design and learn fabric marking pen; seam ripper. open the software, and find files on how to work with small scale Fabric: 1/4yd each of ten diff prints their computer. More info at www. prints and underlay fabrics to in asst colors; 1yd background. JenniferRapacki.com/printthat create dimension. Master tech- Template set is included in mat niques that will allow you to move fee. Visit www.designsbysarahj. *CLASS PRICE - $45 + MAT FEE - $3 + EQUIP FEE - $3 = $51 on to more difficult patterns. com/lectures-and-workshops.htm Frame your collage or finish as a for supply list to make larger quilt. SUPPLIES—fully charged laptop 215 RULERS FOR ROOKIES— *$134 (PC or Mac) and portable charger wall quilt. Kit may vary slightly LONGARM HANDS-ON from photo. battery pack sufficient to last B,LA Lisa H. Calle for 3hr class; power cord; mouse *CLASS PRICE - $85 + MAT FEE - $55 = $140 So you’re not ready for the Major & mouse pad (spare battery if SUPPLIES—Karen Kay Buckley Leagues when it comes to work- mouse is cordless); Photoshop med blue handled Perfect Scissors ing with rulers? No worries! Enjoy Elements version 11-16 or latest with serated edges*; scissors four full hours of ruler action in loaded on computer (free 30 (paper cutting); small trash bag; this comprehensive hands-on day trial version is available on rotary cutter (45mm); rotary class incorporating not only Adobe.com website to try before cutting mat (12in x 17in); rotary straight edges and circles, but purchase). Contact Jennifer cutting ruler (3in x 12in); fine-tip some of the other Quilter’s Groove before the class with questions at black Sharpie pen; 3yds 12in wide 210 INNOVATIVE APPLIQUÉ— *$90 OGEE LOTUS Rulers as well. Calle will coach her [email protected] Steam-a-Seam 2 (no substitutes)*; team of “temporary” Rookies to #2 pencil; Goddess Appliqué I/A,PJ,PC Karen K. Stone victory while working on the Ohio Pressing Sheet or Precision Fusing Machine appliqué and grid work Star quilt block panel and soon Mat (17in x 24in)*; 19in x 23in come together in this interpreta- have you ready for the Pros! piece of Pattern Ease foundation tion of a timeless motif. Stone’s cut to size*; *available for *CLASS PRICE - $85 + MAT FEE - $35 + unique approach to preparation EQUIP FEE - $14 = $134 purchase in class. and positioning for appliqué promises success and delight SUPPLIES—scissors; notebook/ as your wonderful block comes sketch paper. together. Your basted work will travel home easily for finishing MORNING CLASSES 9 AM-NOON 221 WALKING FOOT QUILTING *$60 options offered in class. —GET OUT OF THE DITCH! *CLASS PRICE - $85 + MAT FEE - $5 = $90 E,PC,AP,SM Catherine Redford SUPPLIES—scissors (fabric cut- Confidently finish your quilts ting); pins; rotary cutter (med); on a domestic machine with all rotary cutting mat (med); marking the control of your walking foot! pencil/pen/frixion pen/chalk that 209 SHAZAM *$115 Start with a brief discussion on you can see on your fabric; pad- preparing your quilts for quilting, E,D,PJ,SM Sarah Maxwell ded pinnable ironing board (thick including marking. Then make Learn how to morph a traditional enough for pins stuck vertically some samples of different styles block into an original shape by to stand up firmly) suggests June including modern grids, match- adding or subtracting seam lines. Tailor’s Cushioned Quilter‘s Square 220 DIY INKJET PRINTING ON *$51 stick quilting, altered stitches, and Expanding on concepts in her N’ Blocker. Alternatively, tape FABRIC—HANDS-ON spirals. A fast paced class. QATV new book, Fresh, Modern Quilts together min 11in x 17in layers of B,PC,AP,CH Jennifer Rapacki series 1400, FW, Modern Machine from Traditional Blocks, this class foam core, and cover with fabric. Quilting DVD and book. 13 14 FRIDAY THURSDAY THURSDAY &FRIDAY CLASSES AND SPECIAL EVENTS B,D,LA similaror (opt). gloves Machingers® &pencil; pen, PRICE -$65 +MAT*CLASS FEE -$16 + www.DavidTaylorQuilts.com Quilter. by Handi Capri HQ the of features easy exciting, youto introduce all the will and than adecade more for machines these on quilting has been sit-down longarm? David Taylor to astationary upsizing about machine? domestic Thinking intoquilt your smallof the throat your cramming with Frustrated E,PC,SLA 222 any of design. blocks pieced sq ten 12in 12in two color; solid sqs Painter’s blue Fabric: tape. batting; 12inbag; six cotton lowloft sqs ting); &pen; small trash paper PRICE -$45 +MAT*CLASS FEE -$10 + SUPPLIES SUPPLIES 230 EQUIP FEE -$8 =$89 EQUIP FEE -$5 =$60

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is Fitzgerald’s 2017 Iron Quilter suggests June Tailor’s Cushioned Challenge design. Learn the raw- Quilter’s Square N’ Blocker. edge technique to achieve perfect Alternatively, tape together min “stress-free” curves without 11in x 17in layers of foam core, and piecing. Experiment with different cover with fabric. Fabric: prints layouts to produce a unique for larger solid Clamshells; plainer design. Game on! fabrics for smaller and outlined *CLASS PRICE - $85 + MAT FEE - $12 + ones. Bring your shopping bag, EQUIP FEE - $10 = $107 and throw in some solids. (Total 10-15 FQs or more, for variety, SUPPLIES—http://www.colour- 301 PROGRESSIVE WITH A *$193 304 FLOWERFLY COLLAGE *$213 not quantity.) TWIST MYSTERY QUILT CLASS— fulstitches.com/workshops.html CLASS PROGRESSIVE CLASS (Materials fee includes pattern; LANDSCAPES sewing machines are provided.) E,PJ Laura Heine Create this fun collaged butterfly B/I,PJ,PC,SM Kimberly Einmo quilt using Heine’s “Color Fusion” Don’t miss the most creative, and fabric line! Background and bor- most popular, curriculum offered ders are all collaged too! Join in for at Quilt Festival! Einmo shares her a fun and relaxing day! top tips and tricks for precision *CLASS PRICE - $85 + MAT FEE - $128 = $213 piecing without foundations while keeping you on track with humor, SUPPLIES—Karen Kay Buckley encouragement, and a stress- med blue handled Perfect 306 TIMING AND TENSION *$200 free classroom. Enjoy this kitted Scissors with serated edges*; 6yds —TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR mystery as is, or combine with 24in wide Steam-A-Seam 2 (no FREE-MOTION QUILTING— 303 DAZZLING DOGS *$110 substitutes)*; Goddess Appliqué HQ CAPRI HANDS-ON complementary projects offered FABRIC COLLAGE in the other two Progressive Pressing Sheet (17in x 24in)*; #2 B/I,PC,SLA David Taylor E,D,PJ,PC Jane Haworth Classes. Join us at Saturday’s pencil; *available for purchase We’ll start with the basics of lecture (420) to see the grand In this fabric collage class choose in class. how a quilting machine operates reveal of how these three teachers from a Bulldog or Boston Terrier and progress to tension control have combined their projects into kit that is designed using a bright, and rhythm. Learn how to prop- knock-out quilt tops! Progressive abstract color palette. Learn the erly adjust tension with hands-on Class—this class may be taken raw-edge fabric collage technique lessons regarding needle sizes singularly or in conjunction with from Haworth, who uses glue and thread weights. Find out Charlotte Angotti’s class (205) on rather fusible to hold the collage how easy it is on the HQ Capri. Thursday and/or Karen K. Stone’s together. Also learn how to make Fun and informative. class (409) on Saturday. You may your own pattern from a photo of www.DavidTaylorQuilts.com enroll for one, two, or all three. your pet. *CLASS PRICE - $125 + MAT FEE - $60 + *CLASS PRICE - $85 + MAT FEE - $95 + *CLASS PRICE - $85 + MAT FEE - $25 = $110 EQUIP FEE - $15 = $200 EQUIP FEE - $13 = $193 305 SHELLFIRE AND *$100 SUPPLIES—scissors (fabric cut- CLAMNATION SUPPLIES—thread snips; paper, SUPPLIES— ting); embroidery scissors (cut pen, & pencil; Machingers gloves www.KimberlyEinmo.com to the point); fabric glue with E,PC,SM Karen K. Stone or similar (opt). applicator; chalk marking tool; Classic Clamshells are stunning, pen; pencil; tweezers; sm bag for and so are their fancy variations! scraps; 8in x 10in photo of pet Stone shares her elegant tech- to discuss for own pattern (opt). nique for flawless results with Fabric: extra brights and prints in ease. Lots of design options, and colors suitable for the project (opt). lots of fun! *CLASS PRICE - $85 + EQUIP FEE - $5 + EQUIP FEE - $10 = $100 SUPPLIES—scissors (fabric cutting); scissors (paper cutting); pins; 302 MODERN FREE WHEELING *$107 CIRCLES rotary cutter (opt); rotary cutting mat (med); plain thread (like E,PJ,SM Gyleen X. Fitzgerald Aurifil); variegated thread (like Modern and bold stitched with King Tut); padded pinnable iron- speed and ease with an extra ing board (thick enough for pins curve or two. Is that possible? This stuck vertically to stand up firmly) 15 FRIDAY & SATURDAY CLASSES AND SPECIAL EVENTS

SUPPLIES—neutral sewing thread; of motifs! Learn the borders, fills, MORNING LONGARM CLASS AFTERNOON LONGARM CLASS 8 AM-NOON thread snips; pins; mechanical 1-5 PM and grids that enhance all genre of pencil; paper & pen; small trash quilts from modern to traditional.

FRIDAY bag; rotary cutter (45mm); rotary Experienced beginners welcome. cutting mat (12in x 18in or larger); *CLASS PRICE - $45 + MAT FEE - $15 + rotary cutting ruler (6in x 12in EQUIP FEE - $5 = $65 or 6in x 24in); fabric for “Design Wall”; fine-tip black Sharpie pen or SUPPLIES—thread snips; paper, fabric marking pen; seam ripper. pen, & pencil; note/sketch paper Fabric: 1/4yd each of twenty-four (15 sheets 8.5in x 11in unlined diff prints in asst colors or value or notepad); blue washout pen progression; 4yds background (or (some avail for purchase in class); 2yd cuts of background to create 18in ruler (can share). 310 PERFECT PLUMES— *$134 an additional pinwheel effect in 320 PEBBLES, ECHOES, AND *$134 LONGARM HANDS-ON CROSSHATCHES, OH MY!— SATURDAY the background). Template set is LONGARM HANDS-ON B,D,LA Lisa H. Calle included in mat fee. Visit https:// JULY 11 Feathers—don‘t let the “idea” of www.designsbysarahj.com/ B,D,LA Lisa H. Calle Fills are a beautiful thing to waste ALL-DAY LONGARM CLASS their complexity keep you from lectures-and-workshops.htm for 8 AM-5 PM taking your quilting up a notch. additional info on fabric choices and so is your time deciding which LUNCH BREAK NOON-1 PM Incorporate their various shapes & options. one to incorporate into your piece and sizes into your next design. of art. During this hands-on class, With Calle’s love of feathers, she AFTERNOON LECTURE dive into the world of fills and gain will put all your feathering fears 1-2 PM the insight needed to select just to rest. the right fill for your design. Calle will provide the knowledge on *CLASS PRICE - $85 + MAT FEE - $35 + how to choose the correct scale for EQUIP FEE - $14 = $134 the fill and the correct thread for SUPPLIES—thread snips; eraser; your piece; ultimately giving you pad of paper (8.5in x 11in); favorite the power to place amazing fills drawing pencil/pen. on your quilt. The idea of Pebbles, Echoes, and Crosshatches will no 400 DIVIDE AND DESIGN *$228 longer be “Oh My”, we assure you GET IT DONE!— MORNING CLASS LONGARM HANDS-ON 9 AM-NOON it will be “Oh Yeah!” 316 WHO AM I TO JUDGE? ***$10 *CLASS PRICE - $85 + MAT FEE - $35 + I,D,LA Lisa H. Calle EQUIP FEE - $14 = $134 Have you observed pieces David Taylor designed by quilters and thought, SUPPLIES—thread snips; eraser; Taylor resisted the invitation to “Where do they come up with such pad of paper for drawing (8.5in x judge quilt competitions for many originality?” With Calle’s three-step 11in); blue washout pen; favorite years, until receiving an offer he process you will approach the idea drawing pencil/pen. SATURDAY couldn’t refuse. He has now had of quilting in a completely new the privilege of judging contests way. Over the course of this class, from every level of competition— AFTERNOON CLASS 2-5 PM divide large areas of your quilt into county fair, state shows, regional, manageable small spaces, gaining 315 PARTY LIGHTS *$65 and international. He’ll offer insight the confidence and skill needed on quilt construction and finishing to produce a design that will E,D,PJ,SM Sarah Maxwell with his usual candor. enhance your quilt as you discover Master the traditional Periwinkle that anyone can transform the block with no set-in seams using everyday quilt into a masterpiece. Maxwell’s construction techniques and acrylic templates. Pulling les- *CLASS PRICE - $165 + MAT FEE - $35 + sons from her book, Fresh, Modern EQUIP FEE - $28 = $228 Quilts from Traditional Blocks she SUPPLIES—thread snips; eraser; explores color theory and how pencil; drawing pad of paper; a progression of color or value 325 FREE-MOTION FILLS AND *$65 straight-edge ruler; blue updates this traditional block. FRILLS ON A DOMESTIC washout marker. Rotary cutting and piecing tips and MACHINE tricks will be the focus of this class. B/I,PC,SM Jenny K. Lyon *CLASS PRICE - $45 + MAT FEE - $15 + It’s so much more fun to quilt when EQUIP FEE - $5 = $65 you can choose from a wide variety 16 SATURDAY

easily customizable to fit a wall or the right choice in fabric and ALL-DAY CLASSES 9 AM-5 PM any size bed. Become a pro at mak- notions can significantly improve LUNCH BREAK NOON-2 PM ing Flying Geese from simple strips! your work. Learn five versatile motifs, then begin quilting your *CLASS PRICE - $85 + MAT FEE - $6 + EQUIP FEE - $13 = $104 own work. Anyone can learn to free-motion quilt! SUPPLIES— www.KimberlyEinmo.com *CLASS PRICE - $85 + MAT FEE - $20 + EQUIP FEE - $10 = $115 SUPPLIES—thread snips; pencil; note/sketch paper (15 sheets 8.5in 410 COLOURBUGS & CURVES *$105 x 11in unlined or notepad). E,PJ,PC,AP,SM Linda Sullivan Two techniques in one class! First, 405 LET ME SURPRISE YOU! *$220 Linda will guide you through her ONE MORE TIME liberating and modern slash ‘n B/I,PJ,SM Charlotte Angotti sew technique while making cute Finally, a class where you know you Colourbug blocks—no 1/4in seams have all the right fabrics because 407 TEENY TINY SEWING *$142 to follow and no rules to worry there is a pre-cut kit waiting for MACHINE COLLAGE CLASS about. Next, she’ll demonstrate you to make a quilt top designed how to sew perfect curves with no E Laura Heine just for Quilt Festival. Such a tears and give lots of handy tips relaxing, fun-filled day! Although Make this fun, teeny tiny sewing 409 THE OTHER MYSTERY— *$193 and tricks. Both techniques come you will be amazed what you can machine that finishes at 16in x PROGRESSIVE CLASS together in one class while get done here, you will not finish 20in. Frame it on a canvas or make making this cute ladybug quilt! E,PJ,PC,SM Karen K. Stone in class, but you can certainly try! it into a pillow! Perfect for any *CLASS PRICE - $85 + MAT FEE - $10 + **This class will have a totally dif- quilter’s studio! The most creative curriculum EQUIP FEE - $10 = $105 offered at Festival! Stone con- ferent kit from (300) on Friday and *CLASS PRICE - $85 + MAT FEE - $57 = $142 SUPPLIES—see www. the kit will be smaller. tributes her talent and humor to SUPPLIES—Karen Kay Buckley this kitted mystery class. Enjoy colourwerx.com/pages/ *CLASS PRICE - $85 + MAT FEE - $125 + med blue handled Perfect Scissors the project as is, or combine with colourbugs-curves-workshops EQUIP FEE - $10 = $220 with serated edges*; rotary complementary projects offered to download supply list and pre- SUPPLIES—pins; seam ripper. cutting mat (12in x 17in); rotary in the other two Progressive class cutting instructions. (Bring cutting ruler (3in x 12in); 3yds Classes. Join us at Saturday‘s lec- all extra fabric to class; sewing 12in wide Steam-A-Seam 2 (no ture (420) to see the grand reveal machines are provided.) substitutes)*; Goddess Appliqué of how these three teachers have Pressing Sheet (17in x 24in) or combined their projects into MORNING CLASSES Precision Fusing Mat (17in x 24in)*; knock-out quilt tops! Progressive 9 AM-NOON #2 pencil; *available for purchase Class—this class may be taken in class. singularly or in conjunction with Charlotte Angotti’s class (205) on Thursday and/or Kimberly Einmo’s class (301) on Friday. You may enroll for one, two, or 406 FLYING GEESE CROSSING *$104 all three. B/I,PJ,PC,AP,SM Kimberly Einmo *CLASS PRICE - $85 + MAT FEE - $95 + Thanks to Einmo’s clever design EQUIP FEE - $13 = $193 and signature technique for SUPPLIES—scissors (fabric cutting); making no-fail Flying Geese units, 415 SUNLIT SUNFLOWERS *$60 scissors (paper cutting); pins; rotary this gorgeous quilt is comprised FABRIC COLLAGE cutter (med to lg); rotary cutting of straight set blocks that give the 408 YES, YOU CAN *$115 mat (med to lg). B/I,PJ,PC Jane Haworth illusion of diagonally set rows. Use FREE-MOTION QUILT! As an introduction to fabric col- those luscious pre-cut strip bundles B,PC,SM Jenny K. Lyon lage, this fun sunflower project or favorite fabrics from your stash. Learn to free-motion quilt in a will give you the freedom of cut- Using her Precision Flying Geese ting and gluing to make this 16in & HST Ruler, there is no math, no fun, supportive, and encouraging atmosphere. Draw designs on wallhanging. Haworth’s no-rules wasted fabric, and no stress to approach to raw-edge fabric make Flying Geese! Spend the day paper, then move to sample quilt squares. Discover how collage uses no pattern pieces or creating a glorious quilt that is fusible products. 17 SATURDAY CLASSES AND SPECIAL EVENTS

*CLASS PRICE - $45 + MAT FEE - $15 = $60 Being tasked with designing three SUPPLIES—scissors (fabric cut- separate mystery project classes TOOL TIME ting); embroidery scissors (cut that could each stand alone or to the point); fabric glue with be combined was no small feat applicator; chalk marking tool; for Charlotte Angotti, Kimberly Einmo, and Karen K. Stone; but SATURDAY pen; pencil; tweezers; sm bag for Sponsored by scraps. Fabric: extra in colors they exceeded our wildest expec- suitable for project (opt). tations! Hear from each of these talented teachers as they describe this unique collaborative effort A free educational experience on the show and reveal their personal versions floor that allows you to have hands-on experi- of a final quilt top using the blocks from all three class projects. ence with tools and notions from Clover. And You do not need to have taken a Progressive Class to come marvel you’ll make a small project you can take home at the results. with you! Come check out the Tool Time area! AFTERNOON CLASS 2-5 PM 416 FILL IN THE BLANKS— *$108 FUN, FREE-MOTION DESIGNS— HQ CAPRI HANDS-ON B,PC,SLA David Taylor Staring at open spaces? Not sure which design you want to use on your quilt? Do you hate making feathers? Learn fun ways to fill in the blanks, from easy stippling and loop-de-loop to easy grid work and organic motifs. 425 SEW ON THE GO *$63 426 LONGARM RULER *$88 www.DavidTaylorQuilts.com ROUNDABOUT!— E,D,H,PJ Sarah Maxwell HQ CAPRI HANDS-ON *CLASS PRICE - $65 + MAT FEE - $35 + Portable and oh-sew-relaxing, PC,SLA Megan Best EQUIP FEE - $8 = $108 you’ll be addicted to hand piecing SUPPLIES—thread snips; paper, once you’ve learned all the tips and Learn how rulers will expand your pen, & pencil; Machingers® gloves tricks for success. Explore how color quilting skills in this fun, hands-on or similar (opt). and value variations update the class on a Capri stationary sit-down classic Cotton Boll block. Then learn longarm quilting machine. Rulers and a bit of free-motion fills will be AFTERNOON LECTURE all the secrets to prep, mark, and 1-2 PM stitch with ease. demonstrated. Try many different rulers while learning how to use *CLASS PRICE - $45 + MAT FEE - $18 = $63 them easily and safely. Then use SUPPLIES—neutral sewing thread; those free-motion fills to enhance pins; mechanical pencil; paper the shapes, add a stencil or two, & pen; small trash bag; rotary and you will have a fabulous quilt. cutter (18mm or 45mm); rotary *CLASS PRICE - $65 + MAT FEE - $15 + cutting mat (6in x 8in or 12in x EQUIP FEE - $8 = $88 18in); fabric for “Design Wall“; fine-tip black Sharpie pen or fabric SUPPLIES—thread snips; paper, marking pen. Fabric: 1/4-1/2yd each pen, & pencil; Machingers gloves of eighteen diff prints in asst or similar (opt). 420 PROGRESSIVE REVEAL ***$10 colors or value progression; 1.5yds Charlotte Angotti, Kimberly Einmo, background (or two 1yd cuts Karen K. Stone of background to create addnl Mind-boggling creativity com- background interest). Template bined with a collection of enthu- set is included in mat fee. Visit siastic students makes for some www.designsbysarahj.com/ amazing final projects! Join in the lectures-and-workshops.htm for fun as we reveal the work of our additional info on fabric choices three Progressive Class teachers. & options. 18 ENROLLMENT INSTRUCTIONS/FESTIVAL RULES INSTRUCTIONS/FESTIVAL ENROLLMENT

SUMMER 2020 QUILT FESTIVAL LONG BEACH FESTIVAL RULES ENROLLMENT INSTRUCTIONS & TIPS

Show Rules ALL enrollments must be completed via our website at Quilts.com. • We do not page for lost parties. Please arrange ahead of time Enrollment will remain open continuously throughout the show. You to meet at a specific time or place if you are separated may review or update your schedule at ANY time with your confirmation number. Please review the refund/cancellation policies below. during the show. • Do not touch the quilts or textile art on display. HOW TO ENROLL • No food or drink is allowed in the exhibit hall outside the Go to http://www.quilts.com/quilt-festival-long-beach.html food service area. Click on the green ENROLL ONLINE button on the left side of the page. • For their safety, children must be attended by an adult at Please have your class selections ready prior to starting your registration. all times. You will have a limited amount of time to complete your registration. • Lost & Found will be at the Information Booth in the • Each person must use a unique email address. Duplicate emails will not concourse lobby. Lost and Found for classrooms will be in be allowed to register. There are no exceptions to this. the Education Office, Room 103C. ENROLLMENT INFORMATION • Firearms, weapons, and explosive devices are absolutely prohibited in any area of the convention center under the When taking classes, each person must pay the enrollment fee of $35 direction of Quilts, Inc. This includes (but is not limited (includes repeat admission to the show and a copy of the show program, Q2) AND the associated fees for each class, seminar or special event you to) the show floor, exhibit hall, classrooms, meeting rooms, register for. The badge fee is non-refundable. and food areas. Show management reserves the right to ask anyone with these items to remove them or leave CONFIRMATION OF ENROLLMENT the premises. • Upon completion of your enrollment, you will receive a confirmation email listing your confirmed classes, seminars, and events. Photo Rules • You may make changes to your enrollment at any time using the link • Photos taken at Festival are not to be used for any provided in your confirmation email with your confirmation number. • Badges will no longer be mailed prior to the show. Please bring your commercial purpose or posted on any website which enrollment information to the kiosks in the enrollment area to print permits images to be used on items such as T-shirts, mugs, your badges and pick up your items. note cards, etc. If you post pictures to your account on a IMPORTANT DATES AND DEADLINES “photo-sharing” website, you must also disable any function that would allow ordering the images on any goods. • Enrollment opening date will be announced on our website Quilts.com • You must include an artist credit and note that the photos and social media. • There is NO enrollment deadline. You will be able to make changes were taken at International Quilt Festival. Help us to protect throughout the show. the rights of quiltmakers. • Some exhibits prohibit any photography. Please refer to CONTACT INFORMATION signage by the exhibit or the floor plan in the center of • Email: [email protected] this magazine. • Phone: 877-5-QUILTS (877-578-4587), Monday-Friday 9 AM-1 PM Central • Do not photograph an exhibitor’s booth without their Time through July 1. permission, since items may be proprietary. REFUNDS/CANCELLATIONS Changes, cancellations, and refunds must be processed through the Classroom Rules online registration system. The refund policy is as follows: • Please turn the sound off on all phones when classes and • 100% refunds available until June 10. lectures begin. • 50% refunds available June 11-25. • Please be on time and bring all the necessary items required • 25% refunds available June 26 through the show. on the materials list. • Refunds for medical/family emergencies will be handled on an • Do not take photographs without consent of the instructor. individual basis. • All designs, handouts, and instructions are copyrighted and • If cancelling your online enrollment, the $35 enrollment fee is non-refundable. owned by the instructor. Individual instructors have varying policies as to how these items may be used after a workshop. Please check with your instructor before sharing the workshop in any format with others.