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Winter 2017 Newsletter WINTER 2017 NEWSLETTER 10959 W Fairview Avenue, Boise, Idaho 83713 208-376-0087 www.quiltcrossing.com Open Monday - Saturday, 10 am - 6 pm; Sundays, Noon - 5 pm $129 We are so happy to have Janet Rae Nesbitt, former co-owner of Buggy Barn Quilts in Reardan, Washington, coming to town to teach classes. As the owner of One Sister Designs, she continues to design fabrics and write books with fun and whimsical designs, featuring her signature Crazy piecing technique. Janet will be the guest speaker at Boise Basin Quilters the evening of Thursday, February 16 at 7:00 pm. Visit www.boisebasinquilters.org for more informa- tion about the meeting. Classes include lunch - yum! Piece Like Crazy: Crazy as it sounds, students can pick ANY crazy quilt from any One Sister or Buggy Barn publica- tion. That’s right - potentially, each student could be making a different quilt! In this fun class, students will learn Janet’s popular “Crazy” piecing technique (stacking fabric, cutting on the lines, shuffling, and stitching it all together). This trademark piecing method is easy and forgiving, ensuring success for sewers of all levels. The fun technique keeps you coming back for more, one quilt after another, and will keep you "piecing like crazy" long after the class is over! We will have a few kits available for purchase; please ask for details in January. Thursday, February 16, 10:30 am-5 pm Appliqué the One Sister Way: In this class, Janet will teach students how to do her needle-turn appliqué method, which includes NOT using pins! You’ll learn how to prepare the motifs for placement on the background, how to make sharp points and keep inner valleys from unraveling, as well as learning how to make bias for vines. You may choose any project from any of Janet’s books or patterns for this class. Friday, February 17, 10:30 am-5 pm Piece Like Crazy: This is the same class that we offer on Thursday. Saturday, February 18, 10:30 am-5 pm Do you want to be a Certified Embroidery Specialist? If you are new to machine embroidery or want to continue to deepen the bond with your one true love (yes, that would be your embroidery machine), this fun embroidered “Celebrate Table Runner” is the perfect option for you. In each class, we’ll cover various embroidery tech- niques and answer common questions that you’ll encounter as you complete your table runner. All machine formats are included and .svg cutwork files will be provided. Our first class is an orientation where Laura will discuss the class format, kits, bonus projects, and overall learning objectives. Sign up today and find out how your embroidery machine can transform how you think about quilting. Space is limited. Laura Reardon, 1 session every other month, $89.99 for the year Orientation Class (FREE), Saturday, February 11, 10:30 am-Noon (as space allows - if you are already registered and paid, your spot is guaranteed but please still plan to come to this session) Classes 1-5: Saturdays, March 11, May 13, July 8, September 12, & November 11, 10:30 am-Noon Companion Classes Using Your Silhouette Cameo Saturday, March 11, 1-4 pm $40 ($15 if you purchased your Cameo from us) Fun, easy, hands-on, and project based! We’ll walk through how to use your Silhouette Cameo as you discover how effortless it is to use with mate- rials like fabric and vinyl. This beginner class walks you through the whole process - no experience necessary! Kit required. Multi-Hooping Saturday, May 13, 1-4 pm $45 ($20 if you purchased your embroidery machine from us) Have you feared multi-hooping designs? Fear no more as we teach you how to mark, hoop and place the letters for your Celebrate Runner in this hands-on class. No experience necessary, all machines welcome that can accommodate a hoop (required) with an embroidery field of at least 145mm x 255mm (5.7” x 10”). Larger hoops are always welcome! Dear Friends, It’s probably safe to say that even the most intrepid among us is ready for winter to be gone! The upside of the foul weather is that most of us have been sewing like crazy - thank goodness for fabric stashes. You knew you were collecting fabrics and projects for a good reason - Snow Days! We still have a few spots left in Janet Nesbitt February classes. She’ll teach us all about her Crazy Piecing technique and how she hand appliqués all her wonderful designs. Her designs are so fun to stitch and, since you square up the blocks after they are sewn, each block is always the right size - yay! Several new Block-of-the-Month programs are beginning soon and offer a variety of techniques, from hand piecing and hand appliqué to stitching everything in an embroidery module. Styles range from funky to old-fashioned, modern to vintage - truly something for everyone. We’re excited to offer our “UFO PhD Program” (page 4) which is in- tended to motivate you to finish up Projects half Done. Not that any of us have any of those . There is a financial reward for completing the projects you’ve committed to finishing, but for most of us, the satis- faction of crossing off the item on our list is reward enough. The 2017 Treasure Shop Hop is April 20-29 this year. We’ve added a shop (Dinah’s Fabrics & Totes in Cambridge), bringing the total num- ber of participating stores to Lucky Thirteen. We’re changing up sev- eral things so be sure to plan to hop around the valley. It’s really fun, regardless of which side of the counter you stand! Mark your calendars now for Sue Spargo’s return to Boise. She’ll be here November 14-18, 2018. We won’t start taking signups until the next newsletter, but you’ll definitely want to save the date. Arriving in March, And lots more! See you soon and thanks for your continued support! The Sew & Sews at The Quilt Crossing Reserve Yours Today! Class & Event Index Farmer Jo’s Club Page 9 Project Runway Page 10 APQS New Owner Class Page 13 Free-Motion Quilting w/ Rulers Page 11 Quilt As You Go Page 8 About Trout Page 11 Funtastic Free Motion Feathers Page 13 Quilting on Embroidery Machine Page 11 Advanced FM Qltg w/ Rulers Page 11 Gathering Basket Page 10 Recipe Page 4 America’s Garden Quilt Page 5 Getting to Know Hue Page 5 Reversible Purse Page 10 America’s State Flower Garden BOM Page 4 Gossip in the Garden Page 10 Sashiko Page 10 Amish with a Twist II & III Page 5 Hand Piecing Delilah Page 10 Saturday/Sunday Sampler Page 3 B’s Big Girl Quilt Page 7 Harlequin Page 7 Scrappy Rug Page 9 Basket Case BOM Page 4 Impatiens Placemats Page 7 Simple Whatnots Club Page 5 Beginning Hand Appliqué Page 9 Janet Rae Nesbitt Page 1 Software Sampler Page 12 Beginning Quiltmaking Page 6 Jo’s Garden Page 5 Spinning Windmills Page 8 Bernina DesignWorks Page 11 Kids’ Pillowcase Club Page 3 Stitcher’s Garden Page 3 Book Reviews Page 14 Kimberbell Bench Pillows Page 12 Stripology Series Page 8 Borders & Bindings Page 7 La Dolce Vita Page 5 Sunday Ride Page 6 Cannery Row Page 6 Lakeshore Hosta Page 7 Thursdays with Ronald Page 8 Celebrate Page 1 Log Cabin Wonder Page 7 T-Shirt Quilt Page 8 Clean Sweep Sale Page 15 Longarm Certification Page 13 Tuffet Page 9 Crazy Colorful Birds Page 9 Longarm Free Motion Quilting Page 13 UFO PhD Program Page 4 Crazy Placemats Page 9 Machine Quilting Page 11 Wooly Block Adventure Page 4 Cross Stitch Software Page 11 My Bernina Classes Page 12 Dancing Chickens & Flying Pigs Page 4 My Bernina Ruler Work Page 13 Delilah Page 4 My Bernina Serger Page 12 Easy Appliqué by Machine Page 7 My Bernina Software Boot Camps Page 12 Edge to Edge Quilting Page 11 Practical Project Bags Page 10 Embellished Felted Tote Page 10 Pretty Pots Page 9 English Paper Piecing Page 9 Princess & the Pea Page 7 Prismatic Stars Page 8 $10 a month FREE Club members have so much fun and learn so Do your children or grandchildren love to sew much during Stitcher’s Garden, that we’re now and help others? Invite them to join us in mak- on Year 7! On the fourth Saturday each month, ing cheery pillowcases for the Ryan’s Case for we’ll discuss a variety of appliqué techniques, Smiles Foundation (formerly ConKerr Cancer). machine feet, and some of the lovely stitches Kids 8-18 years old are welcome (bring your that are on your sewing machine. The monthly own machine if you have one). We meet on the demonstrations relate to blocks in the wonderful 3rd Friday of each month. Adults can help, too, appliqué quilt called “Stitcher’s Garden”, de- by donating cute fabric (3/4 yard minimum) or signed by The Stitch Connection, but are also gift cards. applicable to a wide variety of other projects you Tracy Renspurger, Fridays, February 24, March 17, will likely tackle in the future. April 21, May 19, 3-5 pm The monthly cost is $10, or $100 for a prepaid year, and includes the block pattern for that month. If you recently purchased a Bernina sewing Our new Saturday/Sunday Sam- machine from The Quilt Crossing, you can attend for FREE for one year. pler starts in January and is You can start at any time - we continue to rotate through the twelve based on the “Sweet Tooth” quilt blocks.
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