Old Capital Quilt Guild
May Meeting Recap
Be On Time - Fat Quarter Drawing
Be on time to enter ... Beverly Veale Won May's Fat Quarter Drawing
Guest Speaker - Doug Jolley- Excellent class on Color Theory
Block Of The Month - Garden Charm Quilt -Sue Weidauer, Diana Fuller and Judy Womack
Hour Glass Tutorial - Diana Fuller, Fon's and Porter Method
Announcements - Utah Quilting and Showing Market: Machine Quilt Show - SLC - May 2-4
Springville Museum Quilt Show - July 27
Cove Fort Days - August 2, 3 (Sign-up)
Festival Living Arts - Summer Quilt Show - Fillmore - September 5-6-7
Utah State Quilt Fest - Layton, UT September 17-21
Garden of Quilts - Thanksgiving Point - September 12-14
Scholarship Committee - April 26th, Rita Tanner, Tafta Watson, Arlene Reid, Donna and
Georgia Starley
Recipe- Nanette Barton, Several ladies asked for the Lemon Bar recipe that was served
Crust:
1 cup soft butter
1/2 cup powdered sugar
Dash of salt
2 cups flour
1 cup soft butter
1/2 cup powdered sugar
Dash of salt
2 cups flour
Mix well, press into 9 x 13 pan. Bake 15 minutes at 350 degrees until light brown.
Filling:
1/4 cup flour
2 cups sugar
4 beaten eggs
6 Tbls. Lemon juice fresh is best, but I have used bottled.
Combine flour and sugar , mix in beaten eggs and lemon juice.
Pour onto crust. Bake 350 degrees for 25 minutes or until set. Sprinkle top with powdered sugar.
Summer Wall Hanging Project - Bonnie Davis, Hop Scotch - Sign Up
Show And Share -
Judy Womack, 9 Patch Denim Quilt
Margene Stevens, Mystery Quilt
Cathy Jolly, Red and Black Strip Quilt, Red White and Blue Star Quilt
Takako Scottorn, Christmas Hall Hanging
Diana Fuller, Mystery Quilt,
Beverly Veale, Flannel Baby Quilt
Bonnie Davis, Guitar Wall Hanging
May 18th Workshop - Bonnie Davis (Rag Quilt) and Susan Wilcox (Forever In Blue Jeans)
Rag quilt-
for 9" cut blocks and 8" finished blocks
Large Throw- 56"x56" need 49 blocks cut at 9" square. 7 blocks by 7 blocks
3 1/2 yards each of top backing and batting-
Twin - 64"x88" need 88 blocks cut at 9" square. 8 blocks by 11 blocks
6 yards each of top backing and batting
Double- 80"x88" need 110 blocks cut 9" square. 10 blocks by 11 blocks
7 1/2 yards each top backing and batting
Math is 4 ea 9" strips per yard and 4 ea 9" blocks per strip = 16 blocks per yard If you buy 1/2 yard cuts make sure they are cut straight or a little over size so you get 2 ea 9" strips per 1/2 yard cut. You can adjust size of quilt by adding blocks or reducing blocks- just use the math to determine yardage and blocks needed
***** cut top and backing fabric 9" square ******and cut batting at 8" square*******
Rag quilt -
for 10" cut blocks and 9" finished blocks- This is a good block size as LAYER CAKES ARE PRE- CUT TO 10"
Large throw 63"x63" need 49 blocks cut 10" square. 7 blocks by 7 blocks
4 1/2 yards each top back and batting
Twin- 63"x90" need 70 blocks cut 10" square. 7 blocks x 10 blocks
6 1/2 yards each top back and batting
Double- 81"x90" need 90 blocks cut 10" square 9 blocks x 10 blocks
8 yards each top back and batting
Math is 3 ea 10" strips per yard and 4 ea 10 blocks per strip = 12 blocks per yard. 1/2 yards cuts don't work well as you only get 1 10" strip per 1/2 yard cut.
HOWEVER- layer cakes work really well- they usually have 40 to 42 10" squares per cake. You can add squares needed from fabric on hand or additional fabric you purchase. You can adjust size of quilt by adding more blocks or reducing blocks- just use the math to determine yardage and blocks needed
****** Cut top and backing fabric to 10" squares ***** cut batting to 9" squares*******
If you need to piece a block or want to add half square triangles that is ok just square your block to the size you need. Be creative
Supply list- fabric and batting per cut to size- thread and at least 3 filled bobbins
90 x14 needle or 100/16- jeans needle walking foot **** AND a pair of Fiskars easy action Rag Quilt Snip for tabletop cutting- available at Joann or Amazon about $18.00 if on sale. You will need these for the jeans quilt also.
Jeans Circle Quilt- supply list
10 to 14 pairs of adult jeans- or denim fabric to cut 168 ea 7" circles. 168 each 5" assorted print squares - NOTE charm packs are cut to 5"
lightweight batting cut into 168 ea 4 1/2" squares
spray starch- spray your jeans or denim before you cut them. Template plastic or heavy cardboard or cardstock for circle template (check your bowls and plates for size to use for cutting the circles) marking pen heavy duty or jeans thread and the Rag Quilt Snip scissors.
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