QuiltFest 2010 July 29-31 Jonesborough

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see how easy it is to make your embroidery and
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embellishments look fabulous with only a few basic
embroidery stitches. Silk ribbon embroidery is not covered in
Saturday class. A room at the Millennium Centre will be
this workshop..
available for your use.
T-5: Renny Jaeger – Folk Art Applique
All (6 hours)
Learn both hand or machine blanket stitch appliqué and start
this wonderful Folk Art appliqué project.
T-6: Jane Hardy Miller – Two Day Class - French Braid
Quilts
cutting quilts. This workshop starts with the basics of
preparing and handling fabric, using rotary cutting tools, how
to hold a ruler so that it doesn’t slip, why strips sometimes
T-3: Judith Heyward
All (6 hours
Exquisite decorated 10" mirrors. Class kit contains pattern,
mirror, frame, fabric and backing.
T-4: Martine House – Crazy quilting
All (6 hours)
You will have the choice of making a block, a stocking or a
small purse to learn how to piece a crazy quilt. Then you will
see how easy it is to make your embroidery and
embellishments look fabulous with only a few basic
embroidery stitches. Silk ribbon embroidery is not covered in
this workshop..
All (6 hours)
Quilts
All (Two Days)
Classic French Braid technique makes an elegant quilt. The
and modernized this traditional pattern. Once you discover
how much easier these quilts are than they look, you'll want to
T-7: Ann Moore – Beginning Machine Quilting
All (6 hours)
Learn the basics of machine quilting, including stitch in the
ditch and straight lines using your walking foot, and simple
free motion work using your darning foot. This class is
designed for the beginning machine quilter!
T-8: Pat Speth -- Half-Square-Triangle and Four-Patch
All (6 hours)
These units could be considered the cornerstones of quilting.
9:00 a.m. -- 4:30 p.m.
T-1: Melinda Bula – Summer Rose
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flowers and make them their own. The students in class will
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and modernized this traditional pattern. Once you discover
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F-9: Melinda Bula – Fabulous Fusible Flower Coneflower
All (two-days)
Make this beautiful Coneflower with fusing and then decorate
with Renegade Thread Play. Book required.
F-10: Debbie Caffrey – Open a Can of Worms &
Another Can of Worms All (6 hours)
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Back in 1994, long before we could buy precut 2½″ wide
of fabric,
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July
30, 2010
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9:00 a.m. -- 4:30
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(less than
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the strips already cut into uniform sizes makes “scrap quilting”
a joy. This workshop is designed to show quilters how many
different ways they can dice a “worm” to create fast and fun
quilts. A one day class only allows enough time to make
samples and learn techniques, not to make a project. The
sample blocks from the exercises are various sizes, but with
some creativity, they could be combined into one quilt. More
likely, they will be just samples for learning the skills for
making dozens of quilts. The fact that they are based upon
2½″ wide strips makes these wonderful for friendship quilts,
scrap quilts, and fabric exchanges.
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Adults Only (Morning ½ day)
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Martine House
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and be comfortable with using the darning foot.
S-19: Debbie Caffrey – Mystery Quilt Workshop
F-17: Pat Speth – Picket Fence Units
All (6 hours)
All (6 hours)
Debbie has designed more than 150 mystery quilt patterns
In this workshop you have the opportunity to make five
since 1994. A mystery quilt workshop is a project class and a
fun, intense day of sewing. Debbie will present one of her
squares. Learn simple construction techniques for turning
newest and most exciting patterns for the "mystery quilt."
your 5" squares into theses beautiful quilts. Additional border Come prepared to have fun and be amazed as you solve the
ideas will be demonstrated and a handout on even more block "clues."
ideas! All of these quilts can be seen on Pat's website.
www.patspeth.com.
S-20A:
Kim Denault
Raggedy
Applique
S-18: Melinda
Bula ––Day
Two –Reverse
Fabulous
Fusible Flower
Children
Only
(Morning
½
day)
Coneflower
block
a pillow
or blocks
for a quilt.
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Debbie
Caffrey
– Mystery
Quilt Workshop
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All (6 hours)
All (6 hours)
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Denaultmore
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"clues."Judith Heyward –Natural Fibers
All (6 hours)
All
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fast
and
forgiving
textured
quilting
project.
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and be comfortable with using the darning foot.
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Martine
House
–
Butterfly
dance:
introduction
to
block
for
a
pillow
or
blocks
for
a
quilt.
S-18: Melinda Bula – Day Two – Fabulous Fusible Flower
embellished
trapunto
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Coneflower
Intermediate
Must Know
how to Reverse
Hand Quilt
(6 hours)
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Applique
All (6 hours)
Learn
how
to
use
embroidery
and
embellishments
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½
day)
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Renny
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Paper Pieced Star
of Wonder
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Jane Moore
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Housemethods
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dance:
introduction
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Kim Denault
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Flower
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foot.
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Debbie
Caffrey
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Ann Moore
– Storm
at Sea Quilt Workshop
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Jane Hardy
Miller
– Day Two
- French
Braid Quilt
S-22:
House
– Butterfly
dance:
introduction
to
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quilts! All five of these quilts are made with 5"
S-26:
Pat Speth
– Small Wonders
All
(6 hours)
embellished
trapunto
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Kim Denault – Raggedy Reverse Applique
All (6 hours)
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homework
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Only (Morning
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day)
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workshop
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have
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for
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next
step
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Braid
Quilt.
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start on
a larger
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this beautiful
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Children
Only (Morning
½ day)
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Bula – Day
Two – Fabulous Fusible Flower
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fast
and
forgiving
textured
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fused
appliqué,
blanket–stitching
log cabin
borders.
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Kim Denault
Raggedyand
Reverse
Applique
Children
Only
(Morning
½
day)
S-18: Melinda
Melinda Bula
Bula – Day
Day Two
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Fabulous Fusible
Fusible Flower
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S-18:
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Martine
House– –textured
Butterfly
dance:
introduction
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fast
and forgiving
quilting
project.
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embellished
trapunto
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Must Know
how to Hand
Quilt (6 hours)
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Debbie
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Quilt
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Debbie
Caffrey
Mystery
Quilt Workshop
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use
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and
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Denault
–
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Reverse
Applique
All
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(6 hours)
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to
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day)
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Renny Jaeger – Paper Pieced Star of Wonder the
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hours)
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Denault
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House
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dance:
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Day
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Know –how
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hours) Quilt
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day)
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Star of Wonder
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(6
hours)
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Pat Speth
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at Kit
Seaavailable.
incorporate
subtle
colors.
incorporate
very
subtle
colors.
Kit
available.
All (6 hours)
Create
this dynamic
usingPieced
Marti Michelle's
templates for
S-23:
Jaeger
–– Paper
Star
S-23: Renny
Renny
Jaegerquilt
Paper
Pieced
Star of
of Wonder
Wonder
quick
accurate
piecing.
Make
the
sample
wall
hanging
or get
All
(6
hours)
All (6 hours)
aLearn
start paper
on a larger
quilt.
traditional
colors,
or go
Learn
paper
piecing
withChoose
this beautiful
beautiful
block.
Renny
will
piecing
with
this
block.
Renny
will
contemporary,
the choice
is yours!
demonstrate
methods
of
demonstrate different
different
methods
of paper
paper piecing
piecing –– you
you choose
choose
the
method
you
prefer.
the method you prefer.
S-24:
Hardy
Miller
–– Day
S-26: Jane
Pat Speth
– Small
S-24:
Jane
Hardy
MillerWonders
Day Two
Two -- French
French Braid
Braid Quilt
Quilt
All
All (6
(6 hours)
hours)
Come
to
your
and
In this back
workshop
youwith
have
thehomework
opportunitycompleted
to make seven
Come
back
to class
class
with
your
homework
completed
and ready
ready
for
the
step
to
beautiful
French
Braid
different
quilts!
of these
quilts
are Quilt.
made with 5"
for
the next
next
step All
to aaseven
beautiful
French
Braid
Quilt.
squares.
S-25:
S-25: Ann
Ann Moore
Moore –– Storm
Storm at
at Sea
Sea
All
(6
hours)
All (6 hours)
Elegant wallhanging in "natural" fibers. Techniques include
fused appliqué, blanket stitching and log cabin borders.
S-22: Martine House – Butterfly dance: introduction to
embellished trapunto
Workshops,
Saturday,
July
2010
Intermediate
-- Must Know
how to Hand
Quilt31,
(6 hours)
a.m. and
-- 4:30
p.m. with
Learn how to use9:00
embroidery
embellishments
quilting to enhance the beauty of your designs and the texture
delicate
and 26-May
elegant look.
This technique
lets you
April
1, 2010
– Judy also
Niemeyer
incorporate very subtle colors. Kit available.
Special Workshops
11-14,
2010
– Paula
S-23:September
Renny Jaeger
– Paper
Pieced
Star ofNadelstern
Wonder
delicate and elegant look. This technique also lets you
incorporate very subtle colors. Kit available.
S-23: Renny Jaeger – Paper Pieced Star of Wonder
All (6 hours)
Learn paper piecing with this beautiful block. Renny will
demonstrate different methods of paper piecing – you choose
S-24: Jane Hardy Miller – Day Two - French Braid Quilt
All (6 hours)
Come back to class with your homework completed and ready
for the next step to a beautiful French Braid Quilt.
All (6 hours)
LearnOctober
paper piecing
beautiful
block.Papadakis
Renny will (Dear
14 –with
16,this
2010
– Brenda
demonstrate
different
methods
of
paper
piecing
– you choose
Jane)
S-25: Ann Moore – Storm at Sea
All (6 hours)
Create this dynamic quilt using Marti Michelle's templates for
2011
(July
28-30)
PennyBraid
Haren,
S-24:QuiltFest
Jane Hardy
Miller
– Day
Two -–French
Quilt
All (6Nancy
hours) Prince and others to be announced.
a start on a larger quilt. Choose traditional colors, or go
Come back to class with your homework completed and ready
contemporary, the choice is yours!
for the
next step
a beautiful
French Braid on
Quilt.
Contact
ustofor
more information
any of these
Special Workshops
special
workshops.
26-May
1, 2010
– Judy Niemeyer
S-25:April
Ann Moore
– Storm
at Sea
S-26: Pat Speth – Small Wonders
All (6 hours)
All (6 hours)
Create
this dynamic11-14,
quilt using
Marti
Michelle's
templates for
September
2010
– Paula
Nadelstern
In this workshop you have the opportunity to make seven
different quilts! All seven of these quilts are made with 5"
a start on a larger quilt. Choose traditional colors, or go
October 14 – 16, 2010 – Brenda Papadakis (Dear squares.
contemporary, the choice is yours!
Jane)
OFFICIAL QUILTFEST 2010 REGISTRATION
(July
28-30) – Penny Haren,
S-26:QuiltFest
Pat Speth 2011
– Small
Wonders
All (6Nancy
hours) Prince and others to be announced.
In thisName:____________________________________________________________________
workshop you have the opportunity to make seven
different quilts! All seven of these quilts are made with 5"
Contact
us for more information on any of these
Address:_______________________________________________
squares.
Special Workshops
April
1,
special26-May
workshops.
April
26-May
1, 2010
2010 –– Judy
Judy Niemeyer
Niemeyer
City: ______________________ State:____ Zip:_________ Phone No._______________
September
September 11-14,
11-14, 2010
2010 –– Paula
Paula Nadelstern
Nadelstern
E-Mail _________________________________
October
14
–– Brenda
Papadakis
(Dear
October
14 –– 16,
16, 2010
2010
Brenda
Papadakis
There is a non-refundable
registration
fee of $15.00.
Classes (Dear
meet 9:00 to 4:30 each day, July 29-31.
Jane)
Jane)
Cancellation Policy: If you cancel before July 1, 2010, a refund (excluding $15) will be issued. All refunds will be processed by
August 16, 2010. After July 1, there are no refunds unless we are able to fill your place.
QuiltFest
QuiltFest 2011
2011 (July
(July 28-30)
28-30) –– Penny
Penny Haren,
Haren,
Instructions:
To select
workshops,
please
specify
your choices below. Confirmations and supply lists will be mailed as soon as your
Nancy
Prince
and
others
to
be
announced.
Nancy
and
othersAll
tofees
bemust
announced.
form andPrince
payment are
processed.
be paid at the time of registration. A $10.00 fee will be charged for any changes made
after we have processed your registration.
Contact
Contact us
us for
for more
more information
information on
on any
any of
of these
these
special
workshops.
special
workshops.
Thursday, July 29 ___________________________________
Friday, July 30
___________________________________
Saturday, July 31
___________________________________
*****************************************************************
Send Check to:
Tennessee Quilts
114 Boone St.
Jonesborough, TN 37659
Total Class Fees ($65 per day, $35 ½ day))
Box Lunches T, F, S @$16 each
Friday evening Buffet Supper/Show and Tell ($25)
Friday Noontime Pat Speth lecture ($15)
Saturday Noontime Melinda Bula lecture ($15)
Non-refundable Registration Fee ($15)
Total amount enclosed
___________
___________
___________
___________
___________
___________
___________
$
or pay by Credit Card
#___________________________________________________________ Exp. Date __/__ (CVV # _____)
Signature:__________________________________
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Where to Stay (Area code:
Jonesborough -Bed and Breakfast and hotels:
Blair-Moore House 753-0044
Carriage House
753-8005
Febuary Hill
753-6501
Fiddlers Glen
913-3259
Fink-Floyd House
753-8074
Franklin House B&B 753-3819
Hawley House
753-8869
Moehler Guest House 913-3888
Serenity Hill
257-4871
Eureka Hotel
AmericInn
You may register
• online at www.tennesseequilts.com (go to
the “online catalog”; a securelink);
• telephone your registration request to
Tennessee Quilts at 423-753-6644 or tollfree 877-385-0934;
• e-mail to linda@tennesseequilts.com (not
a securelink (call with your credit card
number);
• or by facsimile to 423-610-0681.
Jameson Inn
282-0488
Sleep Inn
915-0081
282-2161
423): Best Western
www.mountainlakevacation.com
Camping Facilities:
Coming in 2011
913-6100
753-3100
Penny Haren
Nancy Prince
Johnson City and surrounding areas:
Carnegie Hotel
979-6400
Comfort Suites
610-0010
Fairfield Inn
800-228-2800
Hampton Inn
929-8000
Holiday Inn
282-4611
Jameson Inn
282-0488
Sleep Inn
915-0081
Best Western
282-2161
www.mountainlakevacation.com
Future QuiltFest Dates
2011 -- July 28-30
2012 – July 26-28
Camping Facilities:
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Tennessee Quilts
114 Boone Street
Jonesborough, TN 37659
David Crockett Birthplace, Limestone
First Tennessee Park, Jonesborough
Nolichucky Gorge, Erwin
North Indian Creek, Unicoi
PRST STD.
Pioneer Landing & Marina,
Butler
U.S. POSTAGE
Warriors Path State Park, Kingsport
PAID
Jonesborough, TN
Permit No. 76
Box Lunches
Box lunches will be available at the Centre all three
David
Crockett
Birthplace,
Limestone
257-2167
days.
Please
reserve yours
by specifying
on the
Firstregistration
Tennessee Park,
Jonesborough
753-2036
form how many days of lunches
you
Nolichucky
Gorge,
Erwinbefore 10:00 a.m.743-8876
would like
or order
each day at
North Indian Creek, Unicoi
743-4502
the registration desk at the Centre. The cost is
Pioneer Landing & Marina, Butler
768-3164
$15.00
perState
lunch.
note that no239-8531
outside food
Warriors
Path
Park,Please
Kingsport
or drinks are allowed in the Centre.
257-2167
753-2036
743-8876
743-4502
768-3164
239-8531

QuiltFest 2010 July 29-31 Jonesborough

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