Candy High welcomed everyone and announced that a handout was available at the sign in desk with the 2016 schedule for classes and meetings, an updated membership list and a list of officers for the club.
Diantha Hatch introduced her sister - in - law from Oregon, Sally Clark.
Diantha Hatch and Lori Jarmin showed examples of the tablerunner class that will be held on February 11th. They are recommending that a majority of the prep work be done before class so the projects can be completed that day. Class set up will be at 9:00 am and class will start at 9:30 am.
Other classes are as following:
March 10 - Class taught by Bev Hindman on Color, Contrast and Values.
This is the block that will be used in the color class.
April 14 - Buggy Barn Block Class
Taught by Candy High
May 12 - Bag Class by Valerie Lemas using Steam A Seam
(no picture available)
(no picture available)
Other upcoming events include:
Shelley Quilt Show February 23-24 at the North Bingham County Library
See link at the end of show and tell for more information.
See link at the end of show and tell for more information.
Blackfoot Quilt Fest April 8 - 9 at Snake River Junior High School
Home Machine Quilt Show in Salt Lake City on May 5 - 7.
DON'T FORGET THE FEBRUARY MEETING ON THE 25TH WILL BE A CHINESE AUCTION. YOU CAN DROP OFF ITEMS AT 11:00 AM.
Lynda Sponenburgh won the prize for being the first to e-mail that she had been on the blog after the Christmas Party and noticed a strange man holding a fish!
CHARITY DAY RESULTS
These quilt tops were shown by Nancy Furniss and Joyce Brower
representing the group known as the "Log Cabin Ladies"
Diantha Hatch representing the group known as "On Pins and Needles"
Lori Jarmin, Editha VanOrden, Audrey Eberhard, and Connie Tabor
representing the group known as the "Traveling Quilters"
Serena Yancey, Susan Plant, Debby Balsmeier, Alice Baumgartner,
Lynda Sponenburgh, Janey Cook and Janine Shigihara representing
the group known as "Guilty, Quilty, Sew-ciety".
This group won the coveted "Golden Iron Award".
This group won the coveted "Golden Iron Award".
Alice Baumgartner, Lynda Sponenburgh, Janey Cook
Janey Cook and Janine Shigihara
Raffle quilt presentation given by Lynda Sponenburgh and Alice Baumgartner
Absent was Brenda Anderson (committee head) due to an illness in her family.
Lynda Sponenburgh showing blocks she made for the raffle quilt.
Patterns are available at the membership desk.
Patterns are available at the membership desk.
Other blocks shown - sizes of the blocks are 6 inch, 9 inch and 12 inch.
Members are asked to take some of the patterns. Blocks will be due in March.
1930's reproduction prints are to be used. Only white, or white on white fabrics are to be used as the background fabric. Members should use scant 1/4 inch seams, pressing seams open and don't trim blocks before turning in to the committee.
Diantha Hatch showed a quilt that she made in the 90's in a class taught by
Shirley Wilson called "Stack and Slash". It can be made with any size block.
She used light, medium and dark fabrics cut 10 inches.
Diantha shows how she slashed the blocks and then sewed them back together.
SHOW AND TELL/PHD'S
Lynda Sponenburgh - Kim Diehl Whatnot - PHD # 11- "True Blue"
Lynda Sponenburgh - Izzy's Dream - PHD # 18
Lynda Sponenburgh - PHD # 19 - made with French General Fabric
"La Fete de Noel"
Vee Gibson - PHD # 3 - "Which is which" made for the
humanitarian center in Idaho Falls
Vee Gibson - PHD # 5 - Christmas circle tree
Machine quilted by Terilee Jacobson
Vee Gibson - PHD # 9 Monkey quilt already given away
Janine Shigihara - PHD - Christmas table mat
Janine Shigihara - oversize king made from scraps - done as a
block of the month at the Blackfoot 1st Ward
Janine is the instructor
block of the month at the Blackfoot 1st Ward
Janine is the instructor
Janine Shigihara - PHD - "Nothing but Triangles" - oversize king
Jean Korth - PHD # 6 - receiving blankets donated for the Elizabeth Basket
Sandra Shelley - PHD # 3 "Elizabeth" pattern by Miss Rosie
Sandra Shelley - tablerunners
Debbie Miles - PHD # 16
Reversible bibs for Elizabeth Baskets
Reversible bib
Debbie Miles - PHD # 14 - panel quilt for Elizabeth Baskets
Panel quilt for Elizabeth Baskets
Debbie Miles - PHD # 16 - Made with Pingree quilt group
Used the block from Connie Tabor's class taught last year "Surprise block"
Pictures of the quilts taught by Connie are on the January 2015 meeting blog.
Used the block from Connie Tabor's class taught last year "Surprise block"
Pictures of the quilts taught by Connie are on the January 2015 meeting blog.
Back of quilt - quilted by Debbie Miles with her home machine
Debbie Miles - PHD # 4 - Caterpillar Construction Quilt
Made for her son
Debbie says she needed a quilting design for this construction quilt
and since she didn't have one, she drew one!
I think she did an amazing job
and since she didn't have one, she drew one!
I think she did an amazing job
and she quilted it on her home machine
Using leftover fabric for the back!
Debbie Miles - Leopard print used to make this quilt
for her 22 year old daughter!
Madge Lindsay - PHD # 13 Polyester quilt
made from her mother's leftover fabrics
Editha VanOrden - "Buzz saw" baby quilt for her
great-granddaughter Aceley
Editha learned to make this a few years ago
after taking a class from Connie Tabor
Editha VanOrden - Disappearing 4 patch
Class taught by Lori Jarmin at the fair
Made for great-granddaughter Aceley
Joyce Lewis - PHD # 3 - Made from fabrics bought while on an Alaskan Cruise .
Through the trials of not having enough fabric, it turned out great!
(just not like it was originally planned to be!)
(just not like it was originally planned to be!)
Terilee Jacobson
23 burp cloths, 3 bibs, receiving blankets with crochet edges
Busy, busy lady!!!
Terilee Jacobson - 2 quilts for Elizabeth Baskets
Terilee Jacobson - PHD # 12 - pattern by Carmen Geddes
"Blackeyed Susans" - sewn on printed pellon
Terilee Jacobson - PHD # 16 - Black, white and red quilt made for her son
Terilee Jacobson - PHD # 14 "Urban Cowgirl" fabric line
Pattern is snowball - 9 patch
Terilee Jacobson - PHD # 9 - Trip Around the World pattern
Terilee says she has had this in the works for 30 years!
Terilee Jacobson - PHD # 17 - "Garden Patch"
Terilee Jacobson - PHD # 23 "Sweet Memories"
Terilee Jacobson - PHD # Blue "Trip Around the World"
FYI - Terilee brought all her show - and - tell in two very large suitcases!
What a trunk show!!!
Julie Martin - made with help from the "Daughters of the Pioneers"
group she belongs to - Onesies, Burp cloths, Receiving blankets she
donated to the Elizabeth Baskets.
Serena Yancey - Made from an "ugly fabric exchange" in October.
When finished, you give it back to the person who gave the fabric to you!
In this case it was member Alice Baumgartner!
This is a replica of the one given to Alice because Serena wanted
one for herself! Made with very, very small yo - yo'.s
This is a replica of the one given to Alice because Serena wanted
one for herself! Made with very, very small yo - yo'.s
Candy High showing how to do quilt labels on your computer.
She uses freezer paper to stabilize the fabric she is printing on
and then sets with a hot iron.
She uses freezer paper to stabilize the fabric she is printing on
and then sets with a hot iron.
Audrey Eberhard - PHD # 9 - "Snowman Gatherings" twister
Audrey Eberhard - PHD # 2 - "Little Black Dress 2" fabric line - twister
Audrey Eberhard - PHD # 6 - "Wee Woodland" fabric by Moda - Large Twister
Audrey Eberhard - not a PHD - "Go Steelers" quilt made for son, Mark,
a long time Steelers fan! Pattern and fabric from B & R crafts, Blackfoot
Click on link for information on the Quilt Show
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