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Annapolis Quilt Guild, Inc.
PIECEMAKER
National Quilting Association Chapter #229
www.annapolisquiltguild.org
January 2016
President’s Corner
Endings and Beginnings
It's the beginning of a new year, and with it come
opportunities to finish chapters in our lives and begin
new ones. Every quilt I didn't finish gets a new
chance in 2016. That Jinny Beyer block of the month
from six years ago, in its nice see-thru Jinny bag, is
whispering excitedly, "Maybe she'll get to me this
year!" And maybe I will.
But first I must lay a few things to rest. I think I must
give up on the baby quilt I started almost two years
ago for a baby girl who is now 1 1/2. The top is missing two borders only, but I can't seem to get them
put on; maybe the age of the baby is a factor, but it's
more likely the age of the quilter.
It's also time to toss the aqua baby sweater I started
knitting for my daughter when she was an infant. I'll
never finish it since I've forgotten how to knit! Besides, she is now 38 and a bit too big to wear
it. (Incidentally, this was my very first UFO.)
Most important, I must set aside any thought of quilting with my mother ever again. Mom was 92 when
she died in December. We didn't always have a lot
in common, but when I began to quilt about a dozen
years ago, Mom was right there with advice and
compliments. We had quite a routine going for
awhile -- I pieced a quilt and she hand-quilted it. We
even won a ribbon at our quilt show one time. Our
mutual love of fabric, pattern, and color flourished
during our shared enterprises, and I am a better
quilter today because of Mom.
So it's a new day for me in quilting. No one will ever
tell me as sincerely as she did how impressed they
are with my work. But that's ok. I have had a firm
In this issue:
President’s Corner ........................... ....1
Bee Business ....................................... 2
Calendar .............................................. 2
Events and Membership News ......... 3-6
Upcoming Workshops ....................... 7-8
On the Go ....................................... 9-10
President’s Quilt................................. 11
Minutes from December Meeting ....... 12
Treasurer’s Report ............................. 12
Show and Tell Photos ................... 13-14
Block of the Month ............................. 15
foundation for my quilting, and this year, as I sew, I
will remember and thank my mother with every
stitch. And maybe this will be the year that I have
enough gumption (very cool word) to create that
masterpiece that's percolating in the back of my
head.
As you approach your own creativity in 2016, maybe
you -- with me -- will try something new, with colors
that are rich and alive, spreading your wings and
flying your way into a more exciting and rewarding
place in your quilting. A place where you are happy
and fulfilled as the quilt artist that you are. And a
place where you can think of your mother, your
granny, or someone who inspired you and thought
you were the most talented quilter ever.
Happy New Year to you all!
―Lynn
Annapolis Quilt Guild
January 2016
Calendar
.Open
Bees
(All are welcome to join)
The Rusty Needles Sewing Circle will meet on
January 18 from 6-9 p.m. and on January 25 from 29 p.m. at the Fairview Library in Calvert County
(Intersection of Rt 4 & Chaneyville Rd, Owings).
Sewing machines and all forms of handwork are
welcomed. For further information please contact
Sharon Fossett at slfossett@comcast.net
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January Calendar
Monday, January 4, 2016 - General meeting, 7:00
p.m., Knights of Columbus Hall, 2590 Solomons
Island Road, Edgewater. Mini-lessons presented by
members. CANNED FOODS DRIVE.
Saturday, January 9 - Fabric Frenzy bus trip.
See P. 3.
Tuesday, January 26 - Board Meeting, 7:00-8:45
p.m., Crofton Library.
The Material Girls Bee is an open bee that meets
at the Severna Park Library from 9:30-4. Generally
we meet on Mondays. In January we will meet on
1/4 only. New members are always welcome. For
more information call Helen Hamerstrom at 410647-1720.
The Quilt Book Study Group meets at the Severna
Park Library from 9:30 – 4, generally on Mondays. However, there will be no meeting in December. The next meeting will be January 11, 2016. For
more information call Helen Hamerstrom at 410647-1720.
The Fabric Hogs Fabric Hogs meet at the South
County Police station in Edgewater on the third
Monday of each month. The next meeting will be on
January 18 from 7 to 9 p.m. We also have a general sewing session/raffle quilt workshop from 12-6
at the same date and place. We welcome new
members and visitors at any time. For info, email
Kelly Dunahoo at kelly_dunahoo@yahoo.com.
The Queen Bees Kent Island Bee meets on the
second Thursday of the month at St. Christopher’s,
Chester, MD 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The Queen
Bees focus primarily on handwork, learning and
practicing the various methods for adding dimensional interest to quilting. New members are always
welcome. For more information and directions,
please call Terri Flaherty at 443-239-2532 or Lis
Cockey at 410-827-5738.
NEW DATE: The Three-Inch Bee is a bee that concentrates on miniatures. The group has been meeting at the Severna Park Library, on the third Thursday evening of the month from 6:30-8:45. Starting
on January 14, 2016, the group will meet at the
Severna Park Library and then on the second
Thursday of each month from 6:30-8:30. Contact
Kelley Cunningham if you’re interested in joining.
Email: Kelley@sunporchquilts.com.
Benay O'Brien
Be sure to welcome our new and returning
members at the next meeting! A revised list
of members is posted on the web on the
Members page.
In Memoriam
Carol Kinzer
1930 - 2015
Carol was an avid quilter and a member
of the Annapolis Quilt Guild since 2000.
Call for More Entries
There is still room for more quilts for the Greenbelt
Courthouse Exhibit. Please submit the name and
dimensions of your entry by email, as well as your
own personal info (address, phone, email). All quilts
must have a hanging sleeve and show till the end of
April. You do not have to be an exhibitor in order to
help with the hanging on Monday, Feb. 8, so please
contact me to join the team.
―Hilke Hoefer
hrhilke@comcast.net
Annapolis Quilt Guild
January 2016
Events and Membership News
2015-2016 AQG
Challenge Quilt Competition
“The ABCs Challenge” is based on
the letters of the alphabet; your quilt
should interpret a letter of the alphabet. We welcome members to compete and create a one-of-a-kind quilt
by following the challenge rules:
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Each participant will be given a
challenge card with one letter of
the alphabet written upon it.
You will interpret that letter in
any quilting medium you choose.
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Letter cards will be available at
each AQG meeting or can be
obtained from Marti Phelps.
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You must keep the letter card
and display it with your quilt.
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The quilt MUST measure 18”
wide by 24” long finished size.
The size requirement is part of
your challenge.
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The quilt must be finished,
quilted and bound.
Reminders for January
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Make the next block for your BOM quilt.
Volunteer to help hang the Courthouse Show.
Make two blocks for the President’s Quilt.
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From the Sunshine Lady….
A sympathy card was sent to Lynn
Hollway, whose mother passed away
the week before our December meeting. It’s never too late to send sunshine to guild members by sending out
cards to those who are sick, recovering from surgery, or have had a loss in the family.
Please call or email, (with “AQG” in the subject line
please), if you know of someone who might appreciate a card from the guild.
Please be sure to find some time to make some
heart blocks for our members who have gone
through some difficult times this past year. You may
check past issues of our newsletter for any names
you may have missed. Directions for making the
blocks may be found on page 12 in our Membership
Directory; if you have any questions regarding the
blocks, please feel free to contact me at (410)7576416 or email kadams61@yahoo.com .
―Kerry Heyes
Fabric
Frenzy
The fabric frenzy bus trip is full! We will depart from
the Harry Truman parking lot off Riva Road at 7 a.m.
promptly on January 9th. Please plan on being there
at least 15 minutes before departure. If you cannot
make it, please let us know ASAP so we do not sit
and wait.
Bring canned goods to the January meeting;
they will be donated to the Salvation Army.
Have a great time on the Fabric Frenzy trip.
We will stop at Burkholder’s, Intercourse, and then
the Log Cabin Quilt Store. We will NOT stop for dinner this year, so please plan to pack your food or
purchase it at several of the stops.
Sign up for white-gloving and raffle quilt sales at
Hampton.
Bring your 2015 Challenge quilt to Marti at the
next meeting for display at Hampton.
We will return to Annapolis by 6:30. Please contact
Terri Flaherty or Lis Cockey for questions or to be
placed on the waiting list.
Annapolis Quilt Guild
January 2016
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Events and Membership News, cont.
You are cordially invited to a
NEW MEMBER LUNCH
Sunday, February 21, 12:30 p.m. (Back-up date is March 20)
At the home of member Wendy Mays
504 Wilson Road, Annapolis, MD 21401
Please RSVP if you plan to attend to:
Georgia Osterman (443) 423-3019
or Dibby Gundry (410) 533-7990
Members who joined prior to 2015 are asked to bring a dish.
Contact Dibby or Georgia for more information.
CARPOOLING IS ENCOURAGED
Directions: From Downtown Annapolis: Take Rowe Boulevard to North
Bestgate Road. Turn right and follow until North Bestgate becomes
Wilson Road. Wendy’s house is on the left.
VEEPNews
Maryland, My Maryland
Just a quick reminder in this very busy season of the
year. If you have completed blocks for the President’s quilt, please bring them with you to the meeting in January. (See page 11 for directions.) Be sure
to sign your name with a permanent or Pigma pen
so that Lynn knows who worked on her quilt.
And while you’ve got that pen out, why not sign up
for selling raffle tickets and white gloving at Hampton at the next meeting in January? It’s a real honor
for us to be able to display our challenge quilts at
such a prestigious show, but we also have a responsibility to sell raffle tickets on our SuperNova
quilt and to serve as white-glovers. So if you’re going to Hampton, please see me to sign up.
―Miki Burgnon
This is the theme for a special exhibition during
the 2016 Quilt Show. We are looking for quilts or
quilted items that represent the beautiful state we
call home. So check out what you have made in the
past or get inspired to create a new piece. Because
this exhibition will be composed of our members'
work, we will have a box on the ballot to vote for the
piece that best represents the State of Maryland.
Further details regarding registration will follow.
Annapolis Quilt Guild
January 2016
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Events and Membership News, cont.
Holiday Party
Donations Committee Report
The donations committee recommends the following:
LOCAL (6%)
Anne Arundel County Fair for awards
$25 Best Hand Workmanship
$25 Best Machine Workmanship
$25 Best Children’s Entry
Anne Arundel County Library –
designated for quilting books
$ 75
"Thank You SO Much!" Our Salvation Army bear
project was, of course, a complete success again
this year. Our guild members never cease to amaze
me with the adorable quilts and outfits that they so
generously create for the Salvation Army children's
party. It is a shame that we don't get the time to
look at them longer. Your love shows through every
year!!
Thank you SO much!!
$100
―Your Events Crew
Marti Phelps, Lis Cockey, and Terri Flaherty
REGIONAL (32%)
Maryland Historical Association – designated for
quilt restoration and recordation
$300
Virginia Quilt Museum
$500
New England Quilt Museum
$100
Fiber Arts Museum
$ 75
NATIONAL (62%)
Alliance for American Quilters recording quilter’s stories
$300
Calling All 2015 Challenge Quilts!!!
Quilter’s Hall of Fame
$750
American Quilt Study Group –
Lucy Hilty Research Fund
$800
Yes, it is time for our Challenge Exhibit at the Hampton Quilt Show in February. Marti will be collecting
your quilts at the January and February meetings to
assemble our exhibit for the show. She promises to
take care of your "baby" and return her safely to you
after the show - even through possible ice and
snow!! Please do NOT bring any ribbons to turn in these do not secure well ( Marti will give credit by
picture of ribbons).
Respectfully submitted,
―Jeanne Hawn, Pat Holland,
Prue Hoppin, Marie Murphy,
and Georgia Osterman
It is an honor for our quilts to be displayed! Questions?
Contact
Marti
by
email
at
marti@calvertquiltshop.com or phone (Cell
phone: 410-610-1933, home phone: 410-5352795)
Annapolis Quilt Guild
January 2016
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Events and Membership News, cont.
From the Guild
Librarian
OK, ladies, it is the new
year and time for imagining all your new projects
for 2016. Happily we have
some fresh titles for ideas,
thanks to those of you
who are keeping our collection plump and happy
with your donations.
This month I am featuring several
perky titles for those of you who
love the cuteness that quilts can
portray; First, is Melinda Bula's
Candy Cane Lane, Quilts and
More to Sweeten the Holidays. It
is never too late to start these.
Bead Bag Total to Date = 600
Thanks to many hours of
stitching, 600 Beads of
Courage Bags have been
completed since July 1. To
meet or exceed our last
year's total of 1380, we'll
need to sew even more energetically between now and the end of June. So,
pull out those bag kits and make time for some relaxing stitching in-between holiday activities. They
are great stress relievers!
Salvation Army Food Drive
Remember this scene from our holiday party?
Next is Margaret Boyles Designs
for Babies which includes knitting
and heirloom sewing and more.
Finally, my favorite, which is Wonder-Under Book of Easy Appliqué,
which features the cutest chickens
I have seen yet.
And these?
Also, I want to encourage you to
open our library website. It is an
easy way to pick out the books
you want before meeting and we
can help you find it more readily.
LibraryThing
.com
AGQ password: Bobbins
ID:
Be nice to Ann Maio because I am leaving for Florida after Christmas and will be back in May. I will
continue to write this column and keep adding books
to fatten our collection. Happy new year to you all!!
―Alexis
Now it’s time to share with those less fortunate than
we are! Please bring some canned goods to the
January meeting to help restock the Salvation
Army’s pantry after the holidays.
Annapolis Quilt Guild
January 2016
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Upcoming Workshops
Full-Day Workshop with Debby Kratovil
Vortex
Monday, February 1, 9:00 a.m.—4:00 p.m.
Location: Severna Park Community Center
623 Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard
Severna Park
Fee: $40 plus $15 kit fee
The Modern Vortex Quilt - Using strips in two colors and a common Dresden Plate template, you
can make your version of this historic quilt (see the Vortex Quilt from 1920 here). There's a lot of
"ooh" and "aah" in this class with great techniques.
Full-Day Workshop with Bethanne Nemish
The Devil in the Details
Tuesday, March 8, 9:00 a.m.—4:00 p.m.
Location: Severna Park Community Center
623 Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard
Severna Park
Fee: $40
Sometimes the difference between a show quilt and an AWARD-WINNING show quilt is
in the details. On the judging floor, one point is often all that separates a contestant from
a winner. Bethanne will share her unique finish details which have been proven winners
in shows across the country. Students will make a sample that features beaded bias appliqué, beaded piping, swag piping, beaded knife edge binding, and an introduction to
the use of Derwent Inktense pencils. Take your quilting to the next level with masterpiece details!
Class kit required ($25) includes pre-quilted square, all beads, piping, ink, and activators
for the project. Supply list includes basic hand sewing supplies, a domestic sewing machine with a zipper foot, and 3 one-yard pieces of bias 2 ½” strips in contrast colors.
Use the form on the next page to sign up for these great workshops.
Annapolis Quilt Guild
January 2016
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Workshop Registration
Sign-up: Members may sign up for workshops when the workshop is announced in the Piecemaker
or on the Guild’s calendar. There are two ways to sign up:
● Mail the Workshop Registration Form with the registration fee to the Program Chair or
● Give the Workshop Registration Form with the registration fee to one of the Program Chairs at a
Guild meeting.
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AQG WORKSHOP REGISTRATION
Workshop Name: _________________________________________________
Scheduled for: __________________________________ (Date, time)
Your Name:____________________________________________
Your Address:
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
Your Phone: _______________________________
Your Email:______________________________
I accept the AQG Workshop Policies.
Signed: _____________________________________ Date: __________________
Note: Registration is not complete until fees are received by Program Chair. Make checks payable
to “Annapolis Quilt Guild.” Supply list will be provided after you are registered for the workshop and
can be found on the Guild’s website.
Mail to: Diana Dunaway, 1004 Lake Claire Drive, Annapolis, MD 21409, or bring the form to a Guild
Meeting.
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If a workshop is not filled one month before the date of the workshop, the Program Chairs will begin
accepting registrations from non-members (potential members) with a surcharge of $10.
Cancellation policy:
Cancellations received at least one month before class will receive full refunds. If you cancel less
than a month before the class you are responsible for finding a replacement:
● From our waiting list (if there is a waiting list),
● On your own if there is no waiting list,
● If no replacement is found, there will be no refund. If you forfeit your class fee, it is taxdeductible.
Questions? Email Diana Dunaway at dkdunaway@comcast.net or call her at 410-349-0869.
Don't Delay! Sign Up Today!!
Annapolis Quilt Guild
January 2016
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On the Go: Texas Hill Country by Dorothy TIffany
I recently visited two charming quilts shops in the
Texas Hill Country.
Oak Leaf Quilts, in New Braunfels, Texas (http://
www.oakleafquilts.com/) is located in an 1890’s
building that was originally a mercantile store. The
store’s fixtures include the original counter and
shelving installed over one hundred years ago, and
are certainly a treat for anyone who appreciates antiques.
The shelves go almost to the tall tin-stamped ceiling
tiles and have a lot of hand-carved details. I was
told that the 40-foot-long oak planks that make up
the countertop are a single cut―not pieced together.
The shop has a nice assortment of quilting fabric,
including some adorable cowboy-themed panels
and bolts.
Creations, in Kerrville, Texas (http://www.creationsonline.com/home.aspx) is a shop filled with any and
all quilting supplies you could desire. They have a
large selection of quilting fabrics, including batiks,
wools, silks, embellishments and homespun fabric.
Each of their eight rooms contains a whimsical color
or theme-related collection of small stuffed animals,
bright colored socks, purses and hand-made jewelry
to go along with the fabric.
Photos courtesy of Dorothy
Tiffany
Have any travel plans that
include quilting stops?
Take some photos (with
permission if you are photographing quilts) and tell
us about your adventures.
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January 2016
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On the Go: Texas Hill Country, cont.
each of those cities, and well worth a side trip to see
this jewel of quilting mastery. Spend the whole day
visiting La Grange’s shops and bakery if you get a
chance.
The current museum exhibits include:
On the same trip, I had the pleasure of seeing the
exhibits at the Texas Quilt Museum. The Museum in
La Grange, Texas (http://texasquiltmuseum.org/) is
currently exhibiting a collection of some of the most
exquisite art quilts I’ve ever seen. I could have
spent many hours studying the 41 art quilts. Their
small gift shop is full of surprises and treats including handmade jewelry, cards and quilting notions.
La Grange, home of the famous Texas Chicken
Ranch that inspired the musical and movie, Best
Little Whorehouse in Texas, is a charming town
about in the middle of the triangle made by Houston,
San Antonio and Austin. It’s an hour or two from
“Contemporary Quilt Art from the Marbaum Collection”, featuring 41 studio art quilts – dating from
1984-2008 – from the private collection of Hilary and
Marvin Fletcher. The couple largely acquired the
works from entries in the prestigious Quilt National
competition. Hilary Fletcher served as their Project
Director from 1982 until her passing in 2006.
“Cynthia Collier: Transformed by Tradition”, featuring 10 quilts from Texas quilter and teacher Cynthia Collier. For three decades, she has focused on
exploring Baltimore Album appliqué, as well as placing her own unique stamp on making quilts in that
style from the 1840s, as well as meticulously pieced
medallion styles of the 1830s. The display includes
blocks from our very own locals―the Baltimore Appliqué Society, Elly Sienkiewicz and Barbara Burnham.
―Dorothy Tiffany
Annapolis Quilt Guild
January 2016
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President’s Quilt
PSSST – don’t let Lynn see!
Each year the Guild makes a quilt top to present to the President of the Guild to thank her for her hard work in
running meetings and coordinating all our activities. Here are the directions for this year’s President’s Quilt:
President’s Block Instructions:
The block is “Monkey Wrench” and if you participate you will want to do two blocks– a dark and a light – using
just two fabrics. Sign the center of your light block. Be sure you use a correct ¼” seam allowance.
Cutting instructions: For 2 Blocks
4 dark 2 ¾" squares and 4 light 2 ¾" squares
1 dark 2 ½" square and 1 light 2 ½" square
2 dark strips of fabric 1 ¼"x 11" strip and 2 light 1 ¼" x 11" strips
Editor’s Note: A good tutorial for
beginners on making half-square
triangles can be found at http://
www.generations-quiltpatterns.com/half-squaretriangle.html.
Sewing instructions:
Sew a dark and light 11” strip together. Repeat. Press to the light. Sub-cut into 2 ½” units (8 strip units).
Place one dark and one light 2 ¾" squares right sides together. Draw a diagonal line on
the wrong side of the light fabric (see right). Sew a scant ¼" seam on either side of the
line. Press. Cut on the drawn line. Press to the light fabric. Repeat three times to make 8
half-square triangle units. Trim to exactly 2" squares.
The remaining dark and light 2 ½" squares are the center of each block.
Arrange the strip units and HST units as shown below and sew together. Press seams toward the strip units.
The dark strip units and triangles match the dark center; the light strip units and corners match the light center. Each completed block should measure 5 1/2".
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January 2016
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Minutes of the December Meeting
Meeting called to order at 6:30 pm. on December 7,
2015.
This was our annual holiday celebration. We had
finger food and desserts to share with each other.
Some of our members had items to sell for the holidays. Did you shop?
Miki Burgnon (our Vice President) reminded us to
make our President’s blocks for this year.
Please sign up for the raffle table if you are going to
Hampton.
Programs: Spots are still available for all 3 workshops coming up. See your newsletter and our calendar online for information on these workshops.
In January, please bring food for the food drive to
the meeting. We are donating the food collected to
the Salvation Army.
Events: 2 spots are left on the bus for the Fabric
Frenzy on January 9th.
Membership: Please remember to look for the
signup sheet for the new member luncheon coming
up in February. Also please pick up your envelope
for this year.
The Salvation Army was here to accept our gifts of
the bears and quilts.
Hilke Hoefer mentioned about the quilt we are making for the West River facility and foundation piecing
is involved. We need the kits she prepared returned
at the January meeting.
We had Show and Tell at 7:45.
Meeting adjourned at 8:00 pm.
―Vickie Ward
Photos courtesy of Priscilla O’Dell
Treasurer’s Report
Revenue for November totaled
$3,362.41 and expenses totaled
$6,460.51. The Treasurer’s Report can be found in full in the
Members Only section of the
website.
―Patti Ackerman
Treasurer
Annapolis Quilt Guild
December Show and Tell
January 2016
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Annapolis Quilt Guild
January 2016
December Show and Tell, cont.
Photos courtesy of Debbie Werker.
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2015-16 Block of the Month—January (#4)
Unit A (Make 4)
P
B = Background
B
P= Purple (1 or 2 fabrics)
B
P
Cut 2 1/2" x 2 1/2" squares.
Sew together as 4-patch.
Unit B (Make 4)
B
Unit A
C
B
D
C = Focus fabric (dark).
Cut 4 strips, 2 1/2" x 6 1/2".
D = Contrast fabric. Cut 4
strips, 2 1/2" x 4 1/2".
Assembling the block:
B = Background fabric. Cut
8 squares, 2 1/2"x 2 1/2".
Sew 2 Unit B units together in the orientation
shown, joining the top half (if you are a row sewer)
or joining the left half (if you are a column sewer).
Use the Stitch and Flip method to sew the B
squares onto C and D (right sides together). Sew
across the diagonal, taking care to sew the left or
right position as indicated.
Join the B/D section to one side of Unit A. Then
add the B/C section as shown.
Repeat for the other half. Then join both halves.
[Hint: I like to machine baste where the background triangles come together to insure a good
match before sewing for real.]
―Hilke Hoefer
Annapolis Quilt Guild
January 2016
Annapolis Quilt Guild, Inc.
PO Box 4278
Annapolis, MD 21403-6278
Annapolis Quilt Guild Officers, 2014-15
President Lynn Hollway
Vice President Miki Burgnon
Secretary Vickie Ward
Treasurer Patti Ackerman
Membership Georgia Osterman and Dibby Gundry
Programs Poly Schatz and Sue Cochrane
Events Marti Phelps, Terri Flaherty, and Lis Cockey
Newsletter Editor Eileen Mattingly
Quilt Show Marie Holmes, Stacy Lute, and Terri Flaherty
Senior Advisor Jeanne Hawn
Committee Chairs
Please send submissions to the
PIECEMAKER
by regular mail or email to
Eileen Mattingly
12318 Madelely Lane
Bowie, MD 20715
eileenmattingly@yahoo.com
Deadline for the February
issue is
January 15
Beekeeper Barbara Whited
Community Service Projects Prue Hoppin
Historian Hilke Hoefer
Librarians Alexis Langner
Publicity Gloria Rund
Raffle Quilt Wrangler Shelly Duncan
Saleables Trish Hankey
Sunshine Kerry Heyes
Tax Committee Nancy Yuill
Technology Equipment Brenda MacQuilliam
Webmaster Maggie Manalo
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