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QUILTERS’ CORNER NEWSLETTER SUMMER 2016 9792 B BUSINESS PARK DRIVE, SACRAMENTO, CA 95827 916-366-6136 website:quilterscornersac.com Today, as I write this page, it is projected to be the hottest day so far this year, a mere 104 de- grees! My suggestion is to stay in, stay hydrated, and make friends with your sewing machine again. We have a summer filled with great classes and activities, including Tori Johnson, a certi- fied Judy Niemeyer instructor, doing “Arizona Cactus” and Linda Ballard back to teach “Dancing with the Stars”. Come in and take a look at the samples and get inspired. OPEN HOUSE is scheduled for Sunday June 26 th, Noon-4:00pm. Come in and meet the teachers, see the new samples, have some goodies and enjoy the fine company of fellow quilters! By the time you receive this newsletter, we will be home from our annual Tahoe camp. If you did not get in this year, don’t forget next year! Also on the horizon are a couple of retreats in Auburn, August 12-14 th and September 19-23rd. Last, but not least, is our PIQF bus trip on October 15 th . Soon afterwards River City Guild will be having their show, November 18-20 th . Put these dates on your calendar so you don’t miss anything. As many of you know, here at Quilters’ Corner, we started with 13 original owners. Among our favorites was Jeannette McCurry. At age 77, she opened Quilters’ Corner where she worked and taught until 2013. She passed on April 8 th , 2016 and will be sorely missed by us all. Every time I see a stained glass quilt, I think of Jeannette’s passion and enthusiasm for quilting. You might have noticed that we have a penchant for reproduction fabrics at Quilters’ Corner. Elaine loves and uses 1930’s fabrics frequently and many of the rest of us work in the 1800’s medium. As a direct result, we have a large inventory of pre-Civil War fabrics. Recently we acquired Di Ford’s new line from Quiltmania’s “Primarily Quilts”. It is from Andover and is called “Giggleswick Mill”. The colors are different from most 1800’s fabrics as they reflect a prior era closer to the 1790’s. The prints include a pillar print, as well as, beautiful wavy stripes in three colorways. They have a lot of detailing on the backgrounds including picotage. The dyes are softer and clearer, reminiscent of the French Chintzes of the 17-18 th century. You have to come and see them for yourselves, they are fantastic! Do not forget our extensive collection of batiks, novelties and children’s prints. We already have a great selection of Halloween fabrics and Christmas is knocking at our door. Be on the lookout for the latest edition of two of our favorite designers: Madame Rouge by French General for Moda and Blue Barn Prints by Edyta Sitar’s Laundry Basket. Yum! Hope to see you soon!! Elaine, Pat, Carol, Pam, Dawn, Diane, Donna, Lindsay, Ellen, Patty, Debbie, Diane, Jean , Chris, Gerri and Paula

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QUILTERS’ CORNER NEWSLETTER

SUMMER 2016 9792 B BUSINESS PARK DRIVE, SACRAMENTO, CA 95827

916-366-6136 website:quilterscornersac.com

Today, as I write this page, it is projected to be the hottest day so far this year, a mere 104 de-

grees! My suggestion is to stay in, stay hydrated, and make friends with your sewing machine

again. We have a summer filled with great classes and activities, including Tori Johnson, a certi-

fied Judy Niemeyer instructor, doing “Arizona Cactus” and Linda Ballard back to teach “Dancing

with the Stars”. Come in and take a look at the samples and get inspired.

OPEN HOUSE is scheduled for Sunday June 26th, Noon-4:00pm. Come in and meet the teachers,

see the new samples, have some goodies and enjoy the fine company of fellow quilters!

By the time you receive this newsletter, we will be home from our annual Tahoe camp. If you did

not get in this year, don’t forget next year! Also on the horizon are a couple of retreats in Auburn,

August 12-14th and September 19-23rd. Last, but not least, is our PIQF bus trip on October 15th.

Soon afterwards River City Guild will be having their show, November 18-20th. Put these dates on

your calendar so you don’t miss anything.

As many of you know, here at Quilters’ Corner, we started with 13 original owners. Among our

favorites was Jeannette McCurry. At age 77, she opened Quilters’ Corner where she worked and

taught until 2013. She passed on April 8th, 2016 and will be sorely missed by us all. Every time I

see a stained glass quilt, I think of Jeannette’s passion and enthusiasm for quilting.

You might have noticed that we have a penchant for reproduction fabrics at Quilters’ Corner.

Elaine loves and uses 1930’s fabrics frequently and many of the rest of us work in the 1800’s

medium. As a direct result, we have a large inventory of pre-Civil War fabrics. Recently we

acquired Di Ford’s new line from Quiltmania’s “Primarily Quilts”. It is from Andover and is called

“Giggleswick Mill”. The colors are different from most 1800’s fabrics as they reflect a prior era

closer to the 1790’s. The prints include a pillar print, as well as, beautiful wavy stripes in three

colorways. They have a lot of detailing on the backgrounds including picotage. The dyes are softer

and clearer, reminiscent of the French Chintzes of the 17-18th century. You have to come and see

them for yourselves, they are fantastic!

Do not forget our extensive collection of batiks, novelties and children’s prints. We already have a

great selection of Halloween fabrics and Christmas is knocking at our door. Be on the lookout for

the latest edition of two of our favorite designers: Madame Rouge by French General for Moda

and Blue Barn Prints by Edyta Sitar’s Laundry Basket. Yum!

Hope to see you soon!!

Elaine, Pat, Carol, Pam, Dawn, Diane, Donna, Lindsay, Ellen, Patty, Debbie, Diane, Jean , Chris,

Gerri and Paula

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JULY

HOOK, LINE, AND SINKER

Thursday, June 30 (it’s almost July)

Create a school of friendly fish swimming to and

fro… a charming baby quilt.

Juanice Hess $35.00(*&**)

START QUILTING 101

Monday, July 11,18,25, Aug 1,8,15,22

10am-12:30pm OR 6pm-8:30pm

Learn how to quilt using Alex Anderson’s Start

Quilting book. This is a great way to learn basic

piecing techniques and find out what all the

excitement is about. Beware, this is an

addictive form of entertainment.

Patty Shaw, Pam Polson or Vickie Carter

$95.00(*)

KEEP QUILTING 102

Monday, July 11,18,25, Aug 1,8,15,22

10am-12:30pm OR 6pm-8:30pm

Continue to learn skill building and piecing tech-

niques using Alex Anderson’s Keep Quilting

book. Great class for people who have taken Be-

ginning Quilting and want to advance or for

those of us who want to clean up bad habits.

Pam Polson, Patty Shaw or Vickie Carter

$95.00(*&**)

FABRIC COLLAGE—ROOSTER

Wednesday, July 13 OR Aug 17 10am-3pm

“Roger the Rooster” is finally here!! You’ll need

lots of bright, colorful floral prints in a variety

of light, medium and dark tones. Kaffe and

Westminster floral prints work well. Join the

fun in creating this colorful, handsome rooster.

Ingrid Cataneo $40.00(All levels)

DELECTABLE TABLE RUNNER

Thursday, July 14 10am-4pm

EZ cut, EZ sew. Just three fabrics are used to

make this Delectable Mountain pattern table

runner. Think autumn or Christmas, for yourself

or a gift for others. Easily made reversible.

Helen Hardwick $35.00(*&**)

INTRODUCTION TO MACHINE QUILTING

Friday, July 15 OR Sept.23 10am-4pm

Learn to machine quilt using your own home

sewing machine. You will learn to quilt loops and

curves, free motion designs and a feathered wreath.

Learn to stipple and many tips for doing your own

quilting from a remarkable teacher.

Jill Schumacher $50.00(**&***)

THE PERFECT BINDING

Saturday, Jul 16 OR Noon-3pm

Wednesday, Sept 14

This binding method is an alternate to the

continuous bias binding method. This method has

mitered corners when flipped over on the back for

the blind stitch. There is a great kit included in the

price that has all sorts of great gadgets.

Nancy Zeterberg $25.00(*&**)

DOUBLE WEDDING RING

Thursday, July 21 AND 28 10M-2PM

This “classic” quilt is one of my favorites. Marti

Michell’s templates make it so easy. So if this quilt

pattern is on your “bucket list” of quilts, this may be

the time to do it.

Elaine Skieka $35.00(**&***)

SUNSHINE (SUNFLOWERS)

Friday, July 22, 29 & Aug 12 10am-4pm

This is a raw edge art quilt that shimmers with color

and is a joy to make. There are twenty seven petals

in a multitude of colors to complete this dazzling

project.

Sue Rohrke $80.00(All Levels)

DANCING WITH THE STARS

Saturday, July 23 10am-4pm

Even though Tennessee Waltz is still a quilt I teach,

I’ve updated the pattern by bringing out parts of the

pattern into the borders. It now has a totally differ-

ent feel, still seeing the movement and circles, but

now there are diamonds showing up.

Linda Ballard $45.00(*+to***)

PRESENTING AUTUMN

Wednesday, Aug 3 AND 24 10am-2pm

Learn how to work mixing flannels, wools and 100%

cottons. This class will have you thinking outside the

box. Learn machine and hand techniques.

Diane Sexton $45.00(*&*+)

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BOO TO YOU

Thursday, Aug 4 10am-4pm

Learn precision piecing techniques and make a

fun, whimsical, wall hanging for Halloween. This is

also an opportunity to work with wool.

Donna Dale $40.00(All Levels)

ON THE ROAD AGAIN

Friday, Aug 5 10am-4pm

Applique cars speeding along the roadways of this

quilt creating a fun baby gift.

Juanice Hess $35.00(All Levels)

TANNER LEGACY

Thursday, Aug 18 10am-4pm

Improve your precision piecing techniques while

making this striking quilt. Learn the no-waste

method to make flying geese. 1800’s kit available

if desired.

Donna Dale $40.00(All Levels)

TUFFET, TUFFET, TUFFET

Friday, Aug 19 & 26 1pm-4pm

Tuffets make a beautiful accent to any home.

Diana will walk you through the process to make

your one-of-a-kind conversation piece.

Diana Tatro $50.00(All Levels)

ARIZONA CACTUS TABLE TOPPER BY

JUDY NIEMEYER

Sunday, Aug 21 10am-4pm

This is our first class with a certified Judy Nie-

meyer teacher and a great opportunity to learn

Judy’s basic paper piecing techniques without in-

volving a significant number of blocks. The pat-

tern is a redrafted version of the Tropical Sun-

dance block. There will be a free cutting class on

Sunday, July 17 (noon-4pm) to get you going.

Victoria Johnson $40.00(**&***)

ONE BLOCK WONDER

Thursday, Aug 25 & Sept 8 10am-3pm

Just one beautiful large-repeat fabric will make

this unusual quilt top. The first class will guide

you through cutting and block assembly. In the

second class we will place the blocks on the de-

sign wall in preparation for final sewing.

Helen Hardwick $40.00(**&***)

TRICKS AMONG THE BOXES

Friday, Sept 2 10am-4pm

Have 5” squares hanging around your sewing room?

This is the class for you. Learn three different

patterns all given in class.

Diane Sexton $45.00(all Levels)

FYREWYRKS

Sunday, Sept 4 and 18 10am-4pm

A new take on the classic Lone Star pattern. Sev-

eral techniques are involved in this quilt which will

be taught in a two part class. The price includes

the pattern and template sheets.

Sharon Alves $75.00(**&***)

CAN YOU SMELL THE PIE?

Friday, Sept 9 AND 16 10am-4pm

This is a fun wall hanging or table decoration for

fall. It will create a need for PIE! This is a raw

edge fusible applique. We will be doing thread play

on both the pumpkins and the leaves.

Sue Rohrke $75.00(All Levels)

BLAST YOUR STASH SCRAP QUILT

Thursday, Sept 29 10am-4pm

Use up those leftovers. Clear out that scrap bag

and those “why did I buy this” fat quarters. A

scrap quilt, any size from baby to king. There will

be a fabric exchange at the beginning of class. All

straight seams, no triangles or bias. Some precut-

ting required.

Helen Hardwick $40.00(All Levels)

LOVE BIRDS BY KATHY DOUGHTY

Thursday, Sept 22 AND Oct 20 Noon-4pm

(Possible follow-up class Thurs., Dec1)

Whimsical folk art inspired applique, with wedges

and hexagons using happy, contemporary fabrics

or fabrics of your choice. Learn new, easy tech-

niques that make this an exciting, fun quilt.

Diane Miller $60.00(**&***)

CLASS LEVEL CODES:

* = BEGINNER

** = INTERMEDIATE

*** = ADVANCED

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QUILTERS’ CORNER

9792B BUSINESS PARK DRIVE

SACRAMENTO, CA 95827

916-366-6136

www.quilterscornersac.com

e-mail: [email protected]

Spring/Summer Hours:

Weekdays 10 am to 6 pm

Saturday 10 am to 4 pm

Sunday 12 pm to 4 pm

QUILTERS’ CORNER SOCIETIES &

CLUBS

HANDWORK SOCIETY

2nd Sunday of each month 12pm-4pm

We have combined two of our handwork

groups, hand quilters and appliquers, into

this grand group of needle workers (no

machines). The bond between the two is the

relaxation of needle and thread.

Ellen Garner/Esther Latino $10/session

REDWORK CLUB

1st Saturday of the month 10am – 11 am

We have the perfect club for those who

enjoy hand embroidery. This year we will be

working on SUNDRESS from Crabapple Hill.

Come to a meeting and see firsthand how

much fun we have. $30/year/includes pattern

QUILTERS’ CORNER WILL BE CLOSED

ON THE FOLLOWING DATES SO WE

CAN SHARE THE HOLIDAYS WITH OUR

FAMILIES

Monday, July 4, Independence Day

Monday, September 5, Labor Day

1800’s CLUB

3rd Saturday of each month 10am-11am

If you love 1800’s fabric, this is the group for you.

This year we are doing a Di Ford project from

Quiltmania.

Dawn Licker $30/year

WOOLWORK CLUB

Last Tuesday of each month, 6pm-8:30pm

Join us to make the lovely Summertime Sampler, a

sunny, colorful wool applique wall hanging. Using

simple or complex stitches, you can get very

creative with your wool and thread choices.

Patty Shaw $30/year

DULL SCISSORS??

What a pain in the wrist…. Bring them into the shop to be

sharpened. We have a terrific fellow who quickly does a fine

job on scissors.

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Newcomers welcome any time THIMBLE LADIES

Saturday, Jul 9,Aug 13,Sep 10 10am-4pm

This year Thimble Ladies are working with Lori

Holt’s book, Farm Girl Vintage. Each month we are

making 4 new blocks to make the quilt, or we give

you different ideas how you can mix and match your

blocks to make a wall hanging or pillow.

Pam Polson & Debbie Campora $15/Session

SUNDAY SEW-IN

Last Sunday of each month, 10am-4pm

Rent a space for $10 and sew all day, space is

limited. Dedicate a day to those UFOs in your

sewing room

Lindsay Grader

FINISHING SCHOOL

Wednesday, No Jul, Aug 31, Sep 28 6pm-9pm

This class ends in October, so you have 3 more ses-

sions to finish your 2016 list!! Join us for fun,

sweets, and a good 3 hour work time.

Gretchen Jennings $10/Session

THIRD SATURDAY STITCHERS

Saturday, Jul 16, Aug 20, Sep 17 4pm-10pm

Bring in those UFOs for a night of sewing & fun.

We suggest you sign up for this class in advance as

spaces are limited and interest is high. Bring a

snack to share.

Pam Polson $10/Session

TUESDAY SEW IN

Most Tuesdays, 10am-5pm

Rent a space for $5 and sew all day, space is

limited. Dedicate a day to those UFOs in your

sewing room.

LONG TERM

PROJECTS

DEAR JANE SOCIETY

3rd Tuesday Jul 19, Aug 16, Sep 20 5pm-9pm

Last Saturday Jul 30, Aug 27, Sep 24 Noon-4pm

Quilters’ Corner has caught the “Jane-iac” Fever.

Whether you have already started your DJ or not,

you will receive 4 patterns, instructions, and

sewing time monthly. New members welcome.

Lindsay Grader, Donna Dale

Debbie Campora $10/Session

SUE SPARGO WORKSHOP

Saturday, No Jul, Aug 20, Sep 17 11:30am-3:45pm

Sue Spargonians unite!! Please join us on the 3rd

Saturday of each month as we sit, stitch, share &

inspire each other with our wool applique. You can

join any time and we’ll all help you get started. Cur-

rent projects include Bird Dance, In Full Bloom and

Cuppa BOM.

Diana Tatro $15/session

GET ORGANIZED

First Monday of the Month 1:00pm—4pm

Is getting organized on your to do list? Does

Patty have a workshop for you. We are offering

monthly workshops featuring organizing helps

from “By Annie”. Create useful projects while

increasing your sewing skills.

Patty Shaw $20/month

FABRIC MAKES THE QUILT 2016 SAMPLER

Meets Last Saturday of the month at 7:30am,

8:30am, and 9:30pm WE ARE SORRY, BUT ENROLLMENT IS CLOSED.

EQ7 TRAINING

Has your EQ7 software been sitting waiting

for you to build the courage to learn to use

it? Juanice can give you the skills and cour-

age to do that. Contact the shop for a time

that is convenient for both of you.

Juanice Hess $50.00

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Quilters’ Corner wishes YOU, our quilting

customer, a Happy Birthday.

During the month of YOUR birthday come in

and draw for a discount on your fabric

purchased that day.

End of the Bolt Days

Buy the end of the bolt during the

last seven days of the month and

receive a 25% discount!

DON’T FORGET…. We have church pews full of

25% & 50% off fabrics…. They’re great for

quilt backs, community service projects, and

stash builders

REMEMBER… You have an open invitation to join

us and use the classroom area to pin a quilt, sit

and sew, cut out projects or use the design walls.

Just be sure to call ahead and make certain

the classroom is not booked.

Class Policy: Pre-registration is required for all classes. Once payment has been received, you are considered enrolled. At that time, you will receive an information sheet. Occasionally, clas-ses do not take place as planned, so please wait until you are certain the class will go before buying supplies. Cancellations are accepted up to 7 days before the class begins, with a store credit given, good

for one year or a refund. If Quilters’ Corner cancels a class, you may take a store credit or a refund.

Kindred Spirits Session Two of this fun group starts August 4th.

Now is the best time to join. The $30 enrollment

fee allows you to purchase exclusive club patterns

and kits every month.

We meet the first Saturday of the month starting

at noon with an optional sew time for $10 to work on

projects.

Hostess is Donna Dale .

ATENTI BAGS

If you love unique craft bags and

purses, but don’t have the time to make them

yourself, check out our wide selection of Atenti

bags. You can order one of these American

made bags in a variety of styles and fabrics.

Quilters’ Corner 2016

Row by Row

This year’s theme is

HOME SWEET HOME

June 21st –Sept 6th

We love our pattern and

think you will too.

CUSTOMER

APPRECIATION

SALE

SATURDAY,

AUGUST 27, 2015

Everything

15-25% OFF Based on how much you spend

Limited to Stock on Hand