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1 The Pine Needle Press Volume 27, Issue 1 Pine Tree Quilt Guild January 2011 A newsletter o f the Pi ne Tree Quilt Guild of Nevada County, having ta ken root in the fa bric o f the Grass Valley community since Publi shed monthly except August Nola Court, Auburn netreequiltguild.com January s President s Message Well, here we go, on to another adventure. When I got a call from Clairie asking me to run for Guild vice president, and then to go on as president, I was truly surprised and honored. I am pleased to have the opportunity to serve an organization that I respect, and that is such a asset to the community. At first, I was apprehensive about my first president s message, but, I figure if 27 others had done it before me, I could do it too. I have had many of the members tell me they would help me in navigating the intricacies involved in the presidency. That s a REAL BIG COMFORT. When I first joined this Guild 15 years ago, I had never made a quilt. However, I met some of the nicest ladies I have ever known who took me under their wings, and soon quilting became my passion. And, yes, I am still learning how to sew an accurate ¼ inch seam. To all of those who have so graciously agreed to chair a committee this year, I thank you. The Guild is in need of a few committee chairs, Publicity, Mystery Gifts, and the Holiday Party. These positions need not be chaired by any one individual. They can be chaired by two people, a mini group, or any other combination. Committee chairs, please attend the first board meeting in January. This will be held on January 13, 7:00 p.m. at Eskaton. Your attendance is important so we can meet each other, and set the tone for the year. If you were a chair last year and are not continuing on this year, please return your chairmanship books so they can be passed on to the new committee chairs. I am so proud of our Guild s service to the community. It is hard to believe that over 700 quilts were made and distributed this last year. Community Service is truly a service of love. All of you who participated are applauded and appreciated. I hope this year will be a service year as well. Looking forward to a great 2011!!!!! ~ Anita Inside this issue: Affiliates...10 Anniversaries...7 Birthdays...7 Board Members List...17 Christmas/Holiday Party...12 Community Services...6 Dropped Stitches...5 For Sale... 7 Guild Challenge... 6 Guild Contact Information.18 Guild Meeting Dates... 2 Guild Workshop Reminders 9 Home Workshops...11 Library...6 Meeting Minutes...8 Membership Renewal...8 Opportunity Tickets...2 Patchwork Star...4 Program & Workshop...11 Programs Schedule...3 Quilt show app Judged...15 Quilt show app Show only...16 Quilt Show News...8 Quilt Show Guidelines...13 Quilters Wisdom...12 Quilting Shows & Events...7 Share & Care...2 Treasurer s Report...10

2 The Pine Needle Press Page 2 Guild Meeting Dates January 2011 Meeting Location Day of the Month and Time January General Meeting Hennessy School, So. Auburn St., GV 1st Tuesday at 6:30 pm 4 Speaker Workshop Seventh Day Adventist Church, GV Wednesday after General Meeting 12 PTQG Board Meeting Eskaton Village, 49er Room, Grass Valley 2nd Thursday at 7 pm 13 Newsletter Deadline sbcglobal.net 5pm Saturday after Board meeting 15 Junior Quilters Salvation Army, Alta Street, GV 2nd Saturday at 10:30 am 8 Community Service Seventh Day Adventist Church, GV 3rd Thursday at 9:30 am 20 Drop-In n Quilt Seventh Day Adventist Church, GV 3rd Thursday at 9:30 am 20 Beginner Basics Seventh Day Adventist Church, GV 3rd Thursday at 12:30 am 20 Home Workshop Seventh Day Adventist Church, GV 4th Tuesday at 10 am 25 Quilt Show Committee Eskaton Village, 49er Room, Grass Valley 3rd Tuesday at 7 pm 18 We are no longer using-bulk mailings. Newsletters will be available on our webpage. You will receive an (about the same time of the month as you have been receiving the newsletter) letting you know that it is ready for reading. The few members that do not have a computer & the internet will have the newsletter mailed to their home free of extra charge for the 1st six months as we try this new procedure. Opportunit y Tickets If anyone would like me to mail you 2 books of opportunity tickets. I know some of you can t make it to the Guild meetings and I will be happy to mail them to you. ~ Judy Johnston, Treasurer 595 Delia Court Grass Valley, Don t forget to bring: Your Name Tag Community Service Quilts Show & Tell Quilts Treasurer Table Donations Completed Dropped Stitches Quilts Library Books Share and Care Please send information on members needing cards to our Share & Care Chairperson Lin Schiffner, , lin.schiffner@yahoo.com

3 The Pine Needle Press Page 3 Christine Barnes Januar y Speaker & Workshop Our speaker for January 4th is Christine Barnes. Christine is a writer, teacher, and contemporary quilter in love with color. The Grass Valley area has been her home for more than 28 years. Christine has degrees in design and journalism and has written more than a dozen books on color, design, and decorating, including Color: The Quilter s Guide (Martingale) and Color for your Home (Sunset Books.) She has written for many quilting magazines and has appeared on Simply Quilts. Christine s workshop on Wednesday January 5th is Black Opals and Ribbon Candy. Value, visual temperature, and intensity these classic color concepts come into play in the making of this graphic quilt. The workshop begins with a crash course in color, followed by tips on combining colors and patterns to Black Opals by Christine Barnes create the illusion of black opals in the foreground and lustrous look of ribbon candy in the background. Students will construct the triangle units and strip+pieced rectangles that make up the row construction. Later in the day, we ll discuss adding the spinning borders. The class is open to all level of quilters. To sign up for the January workshop call Betsy Tyler at or Fran Thomas at , PTQG Program Schedule Linda Ballard Februar y Speaker and Workshop Linda Ballard will be the speaker for February. Linda has been an avid sewer all her life but is now creating traditional quilts. She lives in Redding, CA and has been both a quilt shop owner and a customer. Since closing her shop in 1991, Linda now travels throughout the country teaching. She writes her own patterns using traditional blocks but adds new techniques to them. She sells her workbooks through her website at She has been published in many magazines. Linda will present Discover the Possibilities at her lecture. This will give you ideas on how to look at a quilt and make it come true.

4 The Pine Needle Press Page 4 P a t F r ye r, P a t c h w o r k S t a r f o r J a n u a r y When fabric designer Kaffe Fassett stops in his tracks to pause and comment on your quilt, you must consider it a Perfect Moment. At the International Quilt Show in Houston last year Pat showed her Villa Rosa patterns sewed with Kaffe s fabrics. Perfect Moment became that quilts official name. An entrepreneur extreme, Pat has her own line of lap-sized quilt patterns: simple and straightforward. Preferring splashy and iconic Kaffe Fasset and Amy Butler floral's to show off the fabrics, Pat claims, I do everyday stuff. Her quilts may be executed from start to finish in 3 weeks. Students feel an immediate sense of accomplishment. Patterns on small glossy cards are concise, gorgeously illustrated and achievable. Each pattern is named after a real rose variety. Rosarians will recognize Perfect Moment, Easy Does It, Carnival Glass and Angel Face. She will be featuring 10 new ones in her boot at Salt Lake City s Spring Market. Pat has owned quiet stores in many locations (Turlock, Sacramento, Oakdale, Modesto and Carmel) spanning 30 years! She now maintains a home business selling her pattern cards and fabric kits by mail/ internet nationwide. With her trusty 20 year old Nolting s long arm (the forerunner of Gammil) Pat takes in quilting projects from near and far. Again, her designs are free-motion, simple and elegant. Self-assured and energetic, Pat fervently explained her entry into the sewing world. Working at her school cafeteria at age 10, she gathered enough money to purchase her own sewing machine! Mom and grandma, sewers too, were always encouraging. Interestingly, Pat employs many fabric cuts in terms of 6th s. A 1/6 cut is 12x22 making a 10½ inch square the perfect measurement for a simple block. Her kits may also include the ubiquitous fat quarter. And, my favorite Villa Rosa pattern required a stunning bundle of three 1-yard cuts. Coordinating closely with Carol Phillips, Pat s community service involvement is burgeoning. I love digging in my closet to see what I can come up with. Her kits and patterns are freely shared. With a 2-car garage stuffed to the rafters with her wares, there s a Fort Know (or 16 to 1) gold mine. Still to be unearthed are upwards of 50 labeled and bilidded boxes of scraps. But, unapologetically, Pat interjected, I would rather color-coordinate my quilts than do a scrappy. Those bolts of Kaffe down one aisle and those bolts of Amy down the next aisle keep heartily beckoning. Two industrial strength Brothers keep up with Pat s inexhaustible sense of urgency and purpose. It s as though less is more, pursuing her quick, no-nonsense approach to quilt-making. The patina of time has proven to Pat that any newbie wants, needs and receives immediate gratification and encouragement. The cherry on top of this sundae is that Pat Fryer is now giving all of us a positive buzz, sharing her savvy and infectious enthusiasm. We salute you! ~ Jeanie Ferguson, Patchwork Star Reporter

5 The Pine Needle Press Page 5 Dropped Stitches UFO Projects A UFO can be a quilt of any size, in any state of completion such as a top, a stack of blocks, wall hanging, pattern & fabric, etc. A number from 1-10 will be drawn and the project you have assigned that number to will need to be completed and shown the following month. If you don t have 10, add to the list as you come up with some. Let me know so it will be counted. Return a copy to me and keep one for your files. We will strut and showoff after show & tell each month. Prizes will be awarded. A big prize will be awarded for those who finish the most projects. See form below. ~ Carol Morrow PINE TREE QUILT GUILD UFO PROJECTS NAME PHONE NAME/DESCRIPTION/COLORS

6 The Pine Needle Press Page 6 Communit y Services A new year, a new beginning for our quilting! 2010 was so very successful, and again I challenge everyone in the guild to do at least one quilt for our community. The most popular size seems to be a lap throw, or approximately 40 X 60. Drop in to quilt will be on January 20, so come and join in the fun. If you've never been, come and see what it is all about. 9am to 3 pm at the Seventh-day Adventist church. There will be chocolate! Questions? Call Carol Phillips or Judy Johnston. ~ Judy Johnston Librar y Users I m trying to clean up the Library before I pass on the reigns to Miladie Thompson. If you have had a Guild library book for more than 3 months please return them at the next Guild meeting OR if you are unable to make the meetings drop your books off at Sugar Pine Quilt Shop any time this month. The Guild books have a green neon sticker at the top of the spine. I will try and those that I have contact info for. Thanks. ~ Deirdre Campbell Guild Challenge What comes to mind when you hear or think Seasons? Sunshine? Snow? Clouds? Falling leaves? 4th of July? Easter? Sugar & spice? This year s challenge is Seasons. Your quilt can be any size or shape and needs to be finished for our March 2011 Guild meeting. Any questions call me at ~ Lois Hodges

7 The Pine Needle Press Page 7 Quilt Shows Events November 16 January 30, 2011 Cream of the Cloth: Contemporary Quilt Artists, San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles, 520 So. 1st Street January 15-16, 2011 Country Crossroads Quilt Show, Modesto Centre Plaza, 10th & K Streets in Modesto February 26-27, 2011 Symphony of Color, The Concourse Exhibition Center, 635 8th St, San Francisco For other quilt shows & events check out Northern California Quilt Council s event calendar at Januar y Birthdays 1 Susie Ernst 1 Judy Speller 2 Ruby Foster 2 Carol Vierra 2 Joyce Elaine Yaksick 4 Joan Hartung 4 Norma Keeley 6 Clairie Carter 8 Kathryn Kat Barrie 12 Karen Welling 15 Carole Hribal 16 Carolyn Christiansen 18 Sharon Cook 21 Jeanne Hiebert 21 Robin Petersen 22 Beverly Meritt 22 Barbara Sammut 24 Rita Kahil 24 Cathy Stone 25 Neova Barnes 27 Gloria Smith 28 Paula Kehoe Singer Treadle Machine, Excellent condition, $200.00, ~ Call Nancyan Tracy, Singer Featherwieght Sewing Machine, very good condition, some attachments. $ ~ Bertie Brem, Husqvarna Viking 1100 sewing machine with several decorative stitch cards, walking foot, and table extension. Operating manual included. $350 OBO. ~ Kathy, or eemcdaniel@att.net Januar y Anniversaries 1 Christina & Randy Brodie 2 Betty Torresdal Cook 3 Ann & Stan Sanderson 8 Anita & David Dall 9 Gail & Jack Sims 11 Rindy & Dale Hubka 13 Jane & Curt Kastner 28 Elinor & Patrick Campbell 30 Joan & Jim Dyer

8 The Pine Needle Press Page 8 Membership Renew al Just a reminder--- PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE pay your dues by January 15 th. That s the deadline to get your information in the 2011 Roster. AFFILIATES you also need to renew your membership, if you have any questions give me a call or . Let s try to get 100% participation so our 2011 roster will be the fattest ever. Thank You, ~ Clairie Carter, Membership Chairperson , clairie@sbcglobal.net Meeting Minutes Board and Quilt Show meeting minutes are now on our webpage. If you have no (or a friend that can help) and would like a copy, they will be available at the General Meetings, or by contacting the respective Secretary. Quilt Show Good News: We have a setup/take down person; Lynda Lasich has graciously volunteered to head that committee for us. Now what we need is someone to market the quilt. I simply cannot continue to do this job as well as the quilt show chairperson job, so I really need someone to step up. I will be happy to help but not as the front seat on this committee. It s up to you. If you want us to make the $$ s needed for our operating expenses next year, then we need to get this quilt out there. Please call me, Em Sun, as my computer is on the fritz. My phone number is Also, as Carol Riddles has become the co-chair (yea, yippee, yahoo), and will be our new quilt show chair for next year (see hooray s above), she has had to resign her position as the equipment chair for both the quilt show as well as the equipment chair for the guild. So, there are two other jobs which need doing. If you are new to the guild, or you have just been wondering what you can do for the guild, here s your opportunity. Call either Anita Dall regarding the guild equipment chair position, or call me, Em Sun, for the equipment chair for the quilt show. For either position, you will need some kind of truck or large vehicle with which to transport our equipment. ~ Em Sun, Quilt Show Chairperson

9 The Pine Needle Press Page 9 Guild Workshop Reminders Hi: I am Em Sun, and this coming year I will be handling all the sign-ups for the Guild Workshops being held the day after the guild meetings. Call me if you have any questions. The next Guild Workshop, Black Opals, which is being taught by Christine Barnes on January 5, 2011, has 2 openings, currently. Please call me at if you are interested in signing up for this class. February s Guild Workshop, Bargello, by Linda Ballard, has plenty of space available and the sign-up sheet will also be available at both the January and February meeting. Hope to see you there. If you are thinking of attending a workshop, please bring your checkbook or $25.00 cash to sigh-up for a one-day guild workshop. Only PAID registrations are accepted as enrollees. Unpaid registrations are put on a wait list until payment received and an opening exists. The limit for most workshops is (20) twenty participants, unless otherwise noted by the workshop teacher. When the class is full, a wait list will be started and will be used should there be any cancellations. Refunds will be given for cancellations up to (7) days prior to the Guild meeting just before the workshop is held. A refund may also be made for cancellations of less than seven days if the class is full and the space is filled from a wait list. Non-members will be put on a separate wait list until one month prior to the class, at which time they will be accepted if space allows. The fee for a non-member is $35.00 for a one day workshop. A supply list, provided by the instructor and a workshop information handout, will be give to registrants at the time of sign-up. You may also request it to be ed to you. Classes run from 9:00am to 3:00pm. The room is open at 8:30 for set-up, and we ask that you be ready with your machines and supplies set to go promptly at 9:00am. The classes, unless otherwise noted, are held at the: Seventh Day Adventist Church, Osborn Hill Road Grass Valley Osborn Hill Road is on the West side of Highway 174, between Union Hill School and Cedar Ridge area. BRING YOUR LUNCH & WEAR YOUR NAMETAG TO CLASS!!!

10 The Pine Needle Press Page Affiliates BEN FRANKLIN CRAFTS 598 Sutton Way, Grass Valley , Gloria Fickle, Fabrics Manager CREATIVE STITCHES 4 YOU Longarm quilting services and quilting & sewing classes available Sharon Cook, owner, Lorie Drive, Grass Valley scookquilter@gmail.com DEBY'S SIERRA SEWING 245 E Main St, Grass Valley. Sewing machine and serger repair; all makes and models. Scissors sharpened. 37 years experience , Deby Hendrickson, owner. FABRICS ON MILL STREET 115 Mill Street, Grass Valley ; Susan Drown and Jennifer Davis, owners 10% discount to Guild members FAT LADY SINGING Hand stitched quilt binding service Sally Monestier, owner, Lake Wildwood Dr, PennValley fatlady@comcast.net HOWELL'S SEWING & VACUUM New location, large classroom, great parking, coffee & cookies; 10% discount with Guild membership card ; Bowman Road, Auburn MaryLynn Matthews, owner PRECISION QUILTWORKS Longarm and Restoration Quilt Service , Starduster Dr., Nevada City John and Karla Rogers, owners precisionqw@hotmail.com QUILTING SISTERS Sherry Bowers, owner, Oak Ridge Road P.O. 1418, Penn Valley slbowers@att.net SUGAR PINE QUILT SHOP 452 S. Auburn Street, Grass Valley ; Bonnie Bechtol, owner sugarpinequilt@gmail.com SUN FOREST QUILTS Sun Forest Dr., Penn Valley Barbara Ceresa, owner, bbceresa@yahoo.com THE QUILTERS STASH Fabric, Notions, Patterns & Classes 1150 Sunset Blvd., Rocklin Betty Kisbey & Karol Rich, owners Preferred Customer Card Treasurer s Report Beginning Balances 11/1/10 $ 40, Increase in Revenue Ending Balances 11/30/10 General Fund Checking $ 10, Reserve CDs 30, Total Ending Balance 11/30/10 $ 40,596.00

11 The Pine Needle Press Page 11 Home Workshops Remember, they are on the 4 th Tuesday of every month. This year, I am working on some very interesting classes for you. One is not even quilting! (Oh No!) Sue Fisher will be teaching machine appliqué for the January class. February, Sharon Cook will be teaching us to use Texture Magic, Margaret Boothby will be teaching a beginning hand quilting class in March. Lorna Tiller will be turning us all into bag people in April and the non-quilting class in June/July, so be on the look out for the sign up sheets for those as well. Reminder, these class prices have risen, due to rising costs, to $5.00 per class. Still a very inexpensive class! All you new members out there! These classes are also for you. We work at an individual pace and yes you can get a project done! Other people are deciding what they want to teach and if you have a technique or something you would like to learn, call me and we will see what can be done. If you want to have an evening class and have the space at your home, also let me know. There are some of you who work and really would love to take a class or three but are unavailable during the day! Have a Merry HanaKwanzChriskaatmas and a Happy New Year! For the foreseeable future, my computer is not working. So please do not me but phone me only. Thanks! ~ Em Sun, Home Workshops We have some fabulous programs planned for this year. Lynda Lasich deserves accolades for being super president and asked to be my Co-Chair for 2011! Boy was I happy about that! In addition, Em Sum is our new Workshops Chairman! Fran Thomas and Betsy Tyler did a super job last year and I know Em will carry on their superb performance! Thank You to everyone mentioned above! It is an honor to be in the position of selecting our speakers and teachers. We hope you will be happy with all of the talent and wisdom our Speakers bring to you, our dear members of the Guild this year! Chris Parks Programs Co-Chair PTQ Programs & Workshops January 4 th : Christine Barnes lecture will be Magic Fabrics, Special Effects. She is quite a color expert and a very kind teacher! Christine has many of us very enthusiastic about her Black Opals Workshop the next day! It promises to be a lot of fun! February 1 st: we ll have Linda Ballard. Linda is another favorite for those who enjoy learning. She will speak on Discovering the Possiblities. Linda is a well known and knowlegable teacher who will give a workshop the following day on Bargello! Be sure to sign up for her class at the January Meeting!

12 The Pine Needle Press Page 12 Christmas/Holida y Part y I want to give a big thank you to all who attended the party this year. Also, to all those who brought their recipes, it really made it fun. It was very close to determine the winner. Of course, it was a recipe with no name on it. So, to keep the suspense a little longer, it was in the dessert family. Be sure to show up for the January meeting to get your prize. Also, to all who initialed the recipes, be there to get your copies. I am happy to have some new dishes to try on my family. I want to thank Ruth-Mary Harrop for preparing her students to give such a wonderful performance for us to enjoy as we ate. And, the biggest thanks I have is for my mini-group, the Pine Needles. They worked so hard to help me to get this together and to wrap it up. They are Clairie Carter, Deirdre Campbell, Bev Meritt, Karen Havle and Lani Brunmeier. Also, thanks to Janene Powell and Niki Phillips for setting up the coffee table. Thank you for all coming and enjoying yourself. ~ Judy Vaughn Quilters Wisdom Some people may wonder at a quilter s passion for fabric, thread, and batting, but every quilter knows how much quilting helps to make life worth living. ~ Author Unknown

13 The Pine Needle Press Page 13 General Guidelines: Pine Tree Quilt Guild Quilt Show Guidelines April 30 th and May 1 st, 2011 All items must be quilted, made of fabric, finished, clean and in good condition. Heirloom quilts may be entered. The only tied quilts are accepted are crazy quilts and those made by junior quilters. Due to space considerations, the Quilt Show Committee reserves the right to limit the number of entries. All non-guild members will have a $12 entry fee. This one time guild non-member fee for this quilt show is in addition to any judging fees. Each entry must have a label with the entry Title and Quilt Maker s name. At drop off, the Quilt owner will be given a receiving receipt. Entries will not be released on May 1 st without this receipt. Insurance is the responsibility of the entrant. PTQG will make every effort to monitor the safety of all entries. An entry may be accepted if it has not been shown in the previous two years at a quilt guild show in Nevada County or adjacent county. Quilts MUST HAVE a 4 inch sleeve stitched to the top of the quilt back. Width measurement is along the top of the quilt where the sleeve is attached. Consider accompanying your entry with a picture of you! Please label the back of your picture with your name, entry title and size. Show Only Entry Guidelines: Entries to be shown only are to be dropped off on Friday, April 29 th, 2011 at the Main Exhibit Building, Nevada County Fairgrounds. Drop off hours are between 9:00 AM and 1:00 PM Judged Entry Guidelines: Judging Fees are $10.00 per entry. Challenge, feature quilters, round robin/mini groups and Guild opportunity quilt entries may be judged. Entries will be judged anonymously. First, Second and Third Place awards may be given in each category at the sole discretion of the judges. Scribes will record judges comments. These comments will be returned to the exhibitor at the close of the show. Judges will present one BEST OF SHOW award from any judged entry. The judging committee reserves the right to move an entry to a different category if deemed appropriate. The judges may do the same. Entries to be judged are to be dropped off on Wednesday, April 27, Drop location is the Seventh Day Adventist Church, Osborne Hill Road, Grass Valley, CA. Drop off hours are between 9:00 AM and 1:00 PM.

14 The Pine Needle Press Page 14 Pick Up of Entries on May 1 st, 2011: PTQG Quilt Show items are to be picked up at the Main Exhibit Building, Nevada County Fairgrounds between 6:00 PM and 7:00 PM. Quilts will be released after all show items have been taken down, bagged and accounted for. NO EXCEPTIONS Pine Tree Quilt Guild Quilt Show Terms and Definitions for Judged Quilts For each quilt entry, please select only one of the following divisions for each quilt you enter and check that division on your entry form: 1. Junior Quilters: Quilters who are 17 years old and younger regardless of size of quilt. 2. Adult Beginner: Quilters who are over 17 years old and are new to quilting, having made less than 4 quilts, and have not won any ribbon at a previous PTQG Quilt Show regardless of size of quilt. 3. Wearable Art: These may be garments, bags or other accessories. 4. Wall Hangings: Any quilt of any technique that is 120 sq. in. or less. 5. Hand Quilted Quilts: Entry was finished by hand quilting techniques. 6. Machine Quilted Quilts: Entry was finished by machine quilting techniques. Further Definitions for DIVISION 6 ONLY - Pieced: Entry is more than 50% pieced. - Appliqué: Entry is more than 50% appliquéd. - Art/Innovative/Other: Entry uses a design with any technique or combination of techniques or materials that may extend beyond traditional disciplines Machine: by Quilt Maker(s): Entry was finished by machine quilting techniques by the quilt maker(s). - Machine: Quilted by another: Entry was finished by machine quilting techniques by a person other than the quilt maker(s) Advanced/Professional: Quilter who is very skilled in one or more techniques. This group includes workshop instructors, teachers, or one who has won more than one First Place, Judges Choice, Best of Show and/or Viewers Choice in previous PTQG Quilt Shows, or whose business is quilting. - Adult Intermediate: Quilter who is comfortable with quilting techniques One Person Quilt: Entry was constructed and finished by the same (one) person. - More than One Person Quilt: Entry was constructed and/or finished in any way by two or more people.

15 The Pine Needle Press Page 15 JUDGED ENTRY Pine Tree Quilt Guild Quilt Show Entry Application One application per entry Quilt Maker s Name Pine Tree Quilt Guild Member Yes No Address Non-member fee paid? Yes No City, State, Zip Address Day Phone Home Phone Cell Phone Quilter s Name Round Robin Holiday Exchange MAQ Guild Challenge Title of Entry Width Length The insurance policy that covers PTQG is a personal injury liability policy. It does not provide protection against property damage, loss or theft. We will always treat entries with great care; however, we cannot accept financial responsibility for anything that may happen to the property of entrants. We ask all entrants to sign the following statement: My signature below indicates I agree to release the Pine Tree Quilt Guild (PTQG) and the Nevada County fairgrounds and their respective agents, employees or members from liability for any loss, damage, theft or injury, destruction to any article entered by me in the PTQG Show at the Nevada County fairgrounds in Nevada County, CA. I understand I assume the risk of all uninsured property. I understand with my signature PTQG has the right to use a photo of my quilt in any publication, advertisement and any printed or electronic materials. Signature and Date Please write a description of your item (up to 50 words) on back of this paper. Write items you want the viewers to know (who the quilt was made for; quilter was inspired by, etc.) Please print or type clearly. Entries must have a sewn on label (use your own label) with the entry s title & quilt maker(s)/quilter s name. Sew label on the lower back corner or inside of wearable art. One check (may be for multiple entries) should be made out to PTQG and must be submitted with the entry form(s). Entry must be postmarked by: March 31, 2011 Questions: Call Susie Ernst Send Entry application to: Susie Ernst Lakeside Lane, Penn Valley, CA Please make a copy of your entry. If entry is hard copy mailed, you will be contacted via or phone to confirm entry. Please read terms and definitions on page one before checking boxes below. Division 1 Junior Quilter Division 2 Adult Beginner Division 3 Wearable Art Division 4 Wall Hanging Division 5 Hand Quilted Division 6 Machine Quilted (complete chart below for Division 6 only) Technique Advanced/Professional Adult Intermediate Number of Makers Pieced Appliqué Art/ innovative/ other

16 The Pine Needle Press Page 16 SHOW ONLY ENTRY Pine Tree Quilt Guild Quilt Show Entry Application One application per entry Quilt Maker s Name Address Non-member fee paid? Yes No City, State, Zip Pine Tree Quilt Guild Member Yes No Address Day Phone Home Phone Cell Phone Quilter s Name Round Robin Holiday Exchange MAQ Guild Challenge Title of Entry Width Length The insurance policy that covers PTQG is a personal injury liability policy. It does not provide protection against property damage, loss or theft. We will always treat entries with great care; however, we cannot accept financial responsibility for anything that may happen to the property of entrants. We ask all entrants to sign the following statement: My signature below indicates I agree to release the Pine Tree Quilt Guild (PTQG) and the Nevada County fairgrounds and their respective agents, employees or members from liability for any loss, damage, theft or injury, destruction to any article entered by me in the PTQG Show at the Nevada County fairgrounds in Nevada County, CA. I understand I assume the risk of all uninsured property. I understand with my signature PTQG has the right to use a photo of my quilt in any publication, advertisement and any printed or electronic materials. Signature and Date For each quilt entry, please select only one of the following divisions for each quilt you enter and put that division on your entry form: Division 1 Junior Quilter: Quilters who are 17 years old and younger Division 2 Adult Beginner: Quilters who are over 17 years old and are new to quilting, having made less than 4 quilts Division 3 Wearable Art: These may be garments, bags or other accessories Division 4 Wall Hangings: Any quilt of any technique that is 120 square inches or less Division 5 Hand Quilted Quilts: Entry was finished by hand quilting techniques Division 6 Machine Quilted Quilts: Entry was finished by machine quilting techniques Please write a description of your item (up to 50 words) on back of this paper. Write items you want the viewers to know (who the quilt was made for ; quilter was inspired by, etc.) Please print or type clearly. Entries must have a sewn on label (use your own label) with the entry s title & quilt maker(s)/quilter s name. Sew label on the lower back corner or inside of wearable art. Entry must be postmarked by: March 31, 2011 Questions: Call Susie Ernst Send Entry application to: Susie Ernst Lakeside Lane, Penn Valley, CA Please make a copy of your entry. If entry is hard copy mailed, you should be contacted via or phone to confirm entry.

17 The Pine Needle Press Page Officers and Board Members President.. Anita Dall Vice President,,... Kris Cook Secretary... Kathy Grant Treasurer... Anne Wilson Beginner Basics... Lorna Tiller Community Service... Carol Phillips and Drop-In & Quilt.. Judy Johnston Computer Records... Ardy Tobin Dropped Stitches... Carol Morrow Education Outreach... Margaret Boothby comcast.net Equipment... Carol Riddles Guild Challenge... Lois Hodges Historian... Julia Marvel Lani Brunmeier Home Workshops... Em Sun Hospitality/Mentor... Edith Gregersen, Holiday Party... Jamboree... Susie Ernst Junior Quilters... Dianne Rockwell Robin Mello , Library... Meladie Thompson Molly Cook Meeting Set-up... Naomi, Molly, Jeff Cook Membership... Clairie Carter Jan Christensen Mini Groups... Dianne Rockwell Mystery Quilt... Taking a break this year. Mystery Gifts... Quarter Yard Club... Kris Cook knkcook@hughes.net Sharon Cook scookquilter@gmail.com NCQC... Chris Parks chrisparks@sbcglobal.net Lynda Lasich lyndalasich@yahoo.com Em Sun momandgram702@yahoo.com Newsletter..... Diane Klose sewhandy@sbcglobal.net Patchwork Star... Jeanie Ferguson fergiefrogquilt@att.net Picnic... Nancyan Tracy ntracyd@sbcglobal.net Programs... Chris Parks chrisparks@comcast.net Workshops... Em Sun momandgram702@yahoo.com Publicity... Quilt Show Em Sun momandgram702@yahoo.com Round Row... Sharon Cook scookquilter@gmail.com Scholarship... Donna Foote ddjfoote@aol.com Secret Pal... Taking a break this year. Share and Care... Lin Schiffner lin.schiffner@yahoo.com Treasure Table... Pat Rose rosebuds333@sbbmail.com Web Liaison... Anita Dall a.dall@yahoo.com

18 Pine Tree Quilt Guild Post Office Box 3133 Grass Valley, CA RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED Our next meeting is January 4, 6:30 pm Hennessy School, So. Auburn St., Grass Valley The Pine Tree Quilt Guild of Nevada County Send address changes and corrections to: PTQG Computer Records P.O. Box 3133, Grass Valley, CA or contact Computer Records Ardy, , Mail membership forms and dues to: PTQG Membership P.O. Box 3133, Grass Valley, CA PTQG Information Submit newsletter articles to: Diane Kloss, PTQG Newsletter Editor sbcglobal.net Nola Court Auburn, CA Newsletter deadline: 5:00 p.m. the Saturday immediately following the PTQGuild s Board Meeting on the second Thursday of the month. See our web page for forms and information.