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PIONEER AREA QUILTERS’ GUILD

NEWSLETTER SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER, 2010

Programs-

September 13th-Deborah Vets from Lilies Classic Quilt Shop in Independence KS.Her program will be a trunk show. Lilies Classic Quilt Shop is a premier quilter’s bou-

tique in the mid-west offering complete lines of new and vintage fabrics, such as:Moda, Freespirit, Lakehouse, Maywood, and the exquisite Japanese import, Yuwa. Lil-ies Classic Quilts was established in 2001 by interior designer and avid quilter, Deb-bie Vets, Named for her maternal grandmother who died in her early 30’s. Lilies mis-

sion statement is about “embracing the preciousness of life and taking time for our

passions.” Passion for quilts is what you will discover in the cozy, elegant atmosphere

of Lilies Classic Quilts, located in a historic 1890’s building in downtown independence

Kansas. Lilies Classic Quilts is a quilter’s dream shop, specializing in warm, rich, com-

plimentary colors. Find the perfect gift in a large selection of unique jewelry and as-

sorted accessories and home decor. www.lilliesclassicquilts.com

1st Monday of each MonthUnless of a Holiday

MEETING PLACE

St. Paul’s Methodist Church

1904 N. Pecan Rd.

Ponca City, OK 74604

MEETING ACTIVITIES

10:30 am and 11;00 am

Stitch and Assist

11:15 am – 11:45 am

Registration and Social

12:00 pm – 1:00 pm

Business Meeting and

Show ‘N Share’

1:00 pm-2:00 pm

Program

MAILING ADDRESS

PAQG

PO Box 2726


CONTACTS

Cheryl Pritchett

Co-President

(580) 765-4308

[email protected]

Nancy KeathlyCo-President (580)-765-3481

[email protected]

Peggy Krider

Secretary(580) 765-8403

[email protected]

Wanda Sheehan

Treasurer

(580) 762-6083

[email protected]

Nancy Rathbun & Natalie Fraser

Newsletter [email protected]

[email protected]

October 4th– Tony Munoz from Parsons Ks. A quilter since 1981, his program will be“One man’s viewpoint of the Quilt World”, a trunk show. Tony is a retired teacher

who taught for 32 years, he enjoys retirement but misses the kids. Tony now has somuch time to do what he wants. He has been quilting since 1981 and is a chartermember of the Quilter’s Guild of Parsons, charter member and past president of

KQO, and current president of Kaleidoscope for young people. Tony quilts like a fooland lifts weights. He will also be teaching a workshop on his twisted bargello quiltOct. 5th.

HOSTESSES Start Serving at 10:45amSeptember OctoberWanda Sheehan Marilyn InselmanSue Wittenman Jane ThomasonRilla Cobb Roberta LeePat Thompson Peggy KriderNorma Casad Faye WaldronSara Myers Betty ThrashCarol Pemberton Rilla CobbIf anyone has small paper plates (6”-7”) that you would

like to donate they would be much appreciated, dona-tions are also welcome for these paper goods.

PAQG Upcoming Events:

September 13- PAQG Meeting

September 20th – Board Meeting

October 4th – PAQG Meeting

October 5th – Twisted Bargello Workshop

October 18th-Board Meeting

Kay County Free Fair Entry day is September 14th, 2010.Please gather up your best and plan on supporting the Fair.It’s free to enter your quilts, and you could win cash

prizes!! Look for entry details in the Ponca City News, andplease plan on supporting this fun event and show KayCounty what amazing quilters we are!



Hello from Nancy and Cheryl,

Hope everyone is as cool as possible with the summers hot weather. Wasn’t David and his wife Theresa full of

fun for our July meeting? His workshop was a blast. If your did not get to take it you missed a fun filled day.How great was it when we all got into our poker game? “Left-Center-Right. Congrats to Mary Butler on her bigwin of all the fabric we lost at poker. The Duwee’s said they had a great time at our guild and hope to come back

some time. The web site for the wedding ring pattern is www.seamsndreams.com. If you want the pattern for histricks and things go to these web sites: Foundation piecing www.hickoryhillquilts.com/yard, His cool tool wascalled a “Zip Gun” from Michael Craft Store, His fast and fun pattern for “Twin Sister” was in the July/Aug

Quiltmaker and it used the ruler called “tool” by C.S. Designs. Go to www.country.school.house.com. If you stillwant the template sets from Marti Michell just call me Cheryl 765-4308. Don’t miss our next workshop with

Tony on twisted bargello quilts in October.

Keep Cool, Nancy and Cheryl

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We have received $515.00 to the Oleeta De-maree memorial fund. The money will be used in

her honor for hostess items, we have alreadypurchased 2 new drink dispensers.

Sunshine and ShadowsPlease keep Eloise Schultz and her Husband in

your thoughts. Lawanda Gann is recoveringfrom surgery and Pat Gates Mother passedaway. Please let them know you care withcards or words of comfort.

FundraisingReport

Fundraising wants to thank Carol Pemberton,Mary Mason, Martha Williams, Peggy Krider,Elaine Hughes, Betty Thrash, Sandy Hudack,Shirley Hile, Jane Thomason, Marylin Inselman,Patsy Williams, Dot Cowan, Marla Gamill, EmmiLockard, and Colleen Patterson for selling tick-ets for the quilt at the Road to Oklahoma ShopHop on our fundraising quilt. Our enthusiasticmembers are getting us on the road to recordsales. Keep up the good work. Be ready to sign

up for visits to guild and quilt shows for addi-tional sales.

Door prizesDoor prize winners for July were Sue Bond,Ruth Jared, Natalie Fraser, Carrol Pemberton,Marlene Williams, Janice Torbett, and Rose-mary Ramsey and August winners were LindaPaulsen, Martha Penner, Ruth Jared, JerryMoore, and Beverly Carpenter.



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IN MY GARDEN QUILT CHALLENGE FORQUILT SHOW IN APRIL 2011

From Patsy WilliamsThe committee for the Quilt Show is hard at workplanning and making sure that our quilt show will bea success. This means it is up to you to think aboutyour quilt challenge entry for a great visual displayof our guilds talent! Start working on your projectsnow, who knows, maybe you’ll win!!

Quilted Item no bigger than 35"x35".Item must be quilted, example bag, jacket,purse, ect. but all must have quilting.Only members may enter a quilt or quilted item.Gift cards from Completely Quilted will go to1st, 2nd and 3rd prize.Quilts will be judged by the public and voted onby ballot entry.

SHOW N’ SHARE

Members participating in Show N’ Share in July were Betty Lindsay, Jane Thomason, Norma Casad, Sue

Roy, Nancy Shepard, Marylin Insleman, Karen Hagerdon, Shirley Crawford, Pat Gates, Mary Catherine

Detten, and Gloria Jansma.August Show N’ Share were Pam Wachtel, Marlene Williams, Mavis Burton, Brenda Berman, Marla Jorgen-

sen, Velva Hoyt, Jeannie Bryan, Nancy Rathbun, and Natalie Fraser

Pam Wachtel is shown with her winning quishe entered in the Keepsake Quilting Chal-lenge. Congratulations Pam!

Work ShopTony Munoz Work shop “Twisted Bargello”

Join us October 5th for a great workshop, the quilt fin-ishes 41” x 57” and may be completed in class if the pre

-class instructions are done ahead of time. There are 17people enrolled with the limit being 20, hurry and sign upbefore space is full! Contact Elaine Hughes 580-762-

5178 to sign up. Cost is only $15.00!!



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Jennifer Sharp

MembershipThe Membership rosters are ready! Pic yours at the next meeting. We have 131 Mbers, including new member Lila Logan.

Corn Chip Snacks By Linda Paulson

1 cup sugar

1 (12 oz. pkg corn chips)

1 c. light corn syrup

6 (1 1/2 oz chocolate bars

1 c. creamy peanut butter

Combine sugar and corn syrup, mix well.Bring to a boil, stirring constantly. Remove

from heat. Add peanut butter, stirring untilblended. Spread corn chips on a greased10x15" baking sheet.Pour the peanut buttermixture over the corn chips. Place the choco-late bars on the peanut butter mixture. Letstand until chocolate is melted. Spread thechocolate to form a thin layer. Let stand untilcool. Cut in bars or break into 1" pieces. Storein airtight container.

LibraryThe book “American Patchwork” by Sonja H

was donated to the Library. There is a story ten by our very own Jacquie Campbell in this stop by and check it out!



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Cindy Wilson

Pioneer Area Garden ofQuilts in Homes Quilt

Show

Anyone who purchases ticket to the Quilt show wbe eligible to purchase rafle tickets for $1.00 on th“In my Garden Raffle Qui

Made by the Stitch Sistegroup. Thank you Ladies!

Stitch and AssistSept~ Karen HagerdonKaren will demonstrate a cute purse calledthe “Birdie Sling” which is available at quilt

retailers.

Oct~ Sue BondBring your Boutique items to show and giveideas on fun cute items to sell during our quiltshow in April 2011.

PATTERN OF THE MONTH BY ROBERTA LEE. ChairmanI did not place measurements on the last patterns and the templates were too small for a 8 1/2” x 8 1/2”

Block. I will have the full size patterns of the paper pieced Tree and the house at the September meeting. am sorry for any inconvenience I may have caused. ([email protected])

New Pattern For SeptemberCut background fabric 8 1/2”x 72” (may be any color fabric 1/2 yard)

Cut bias strip 1 1/2” x 80” of green fabric. (1 fat quarter for fabric)

Take the biased strip place back sides together. PressDrape as a vine across the background fabric. SewCut edge of vine down with 1/4” seam. Press over Sew line using a slip stitch or button hole stitch.

Make yoyos for flowers using 1-6” circle and 3-4” circles. Arrange with 2 leaves.

Make 6 arrangements.

I will have patterns for raw edge appliqué in place of the yoyo flowers.



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