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September 24, 2024 by  
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Hello Quilters,
Cindy and I are all ready for the  Asheville Quilt Show.  New samples are finished.  Fabric is folded and packed.  This is one of our favorite weekends of the year.  The quilts are always fabulous and we love seeing all our treasured friends again.
Myrtle Beach Quilt Party
Mardell just posted the website for Myrtle Beach Quilt Party,  January 16, 17, 18, 2025.  We have taught at this event for many years and it is always a good time.  The website is mbqp.info.  Take a look all the classes that are being offered.
Cindy will be teaching Joseph’s Coat.  (She’s tired of Jack’s Chain, so she picked another challenge.)
I’m doing something easy.  I’m teaching the Sparrows quilt.
There are lots of other classes from which to choose.  Don’t wait to register, the classes fill up quickly.
Old Recipes
This one is from 1923.  I’ve never heard of this.  It seems that they did not have Velveeta, Ro-Tel or chips in 1923.
It was under the category of Cheesy Concoctions.

Rinktum Diddy

One small onion, chopped
1 T. melted butter
1 large can of tomatoes, strained
1 lb. of your favorite cheese, cut into small cubes
Paprika
Tabasco sauce
Worcestershire Sauce
Salt to taste
2 slightly beaten eggs
Saltine crackers
Fry the onion in butter until tender. Add the tomatoes, heat to boiling, then add the cheese, stirring until the cheese melts.  Add everything else but the eggs and saltines.  Stir some of the hot mixture into the beaten eggs until well blended. Add egg mixture to remaining hot mixture, stirring constantly.  Cook for 2 minutes on low heat, stirring constantly, until thickened. Serve with saltines
September
The Asheville Quilt Show

October Activities 

15 Degrees is our class in October.  Dates will be October 18 and 19, 2024.

Class is $38.00 This is very easy block.  It looks complicated, but when we break it down it is all straight lines.  We will have the ruler, the pattern and a kits for 2 blocks available for $20.00.  All you need to bring is a sewing machine, rotary cutter, mat and basic sewing supplies.Class starts at 10am.  Plan to arrive in time to set up and get a cup of coffee.  We will finish by 4pm.
Class location is Cool Spring Community Church, 1902 Mocksville Hwy, Cleveland, NC.  That’s about 8 miles east of Statesville.  It’s easily accessible from I-77 or I-40.
Bring a sandwich or something to share.  There is no fast food nearby.  We will have some salad and dessert to share.

To register for the class, call or text Cindy at
704-376-2531.  We will send you a supply list and directions when you register,

The Durham – Orange County Quilt Show 

The Threads that Bind Us
October 4-6, 2024
Friday & Saturday 9:00am – 5:00pm
Sunday 10:00am – 3:00pm
Mebane Arts and Community Center
633 Corregidor St., Mebane, NC 27302

October 7 – Program for Heart of the Triad Quilt Guild in Kernersville, NC.

November Activities


Kaleidoscope will our class in November.  Dates will be November 15 or 16, 2024.  Cindy will cover basic construction and the possibilities of “stacked” cutting.

Nov. 2, 2024 – Jack’s Chain class for Gate City, Greensboro guild.
November 4 and 5, 2024 – Program and workshop for Lake and Mountain guild in Seneca, SC.
November 7, 2024 – Program for Gate City.
November 9, 2024 – Kaleidoscope workshop for DOQ, Durham, NC.
November 13, 2024 – Program and workshop in Anderson, SC.

Whew!  That’s all I know about right now.  I’m sure there are a few typos above, but I’ll get them worked out.  Hopefully, you can come to us for a class, or we will be somewhere close to you.

What have I been working on?
I finished to Fab Farm quilt.  Now i have moved on the Elizabeth Hartman’s Dog Park Quilt.

I am really hooked on her designs.  Here is the start of her Bunny Bunch Quilt pattern.

Farm News

Runningtbeef.com

Most of you know that Cindy and I live on a farm that has been in our family for 5 generations.  We don’t know the first thing about a tractor but we know a good thing when we see it.  Josh and Brandi Teague are using our farm to raise locally grown 100% Grass Fed Beef.  This is the way farming should be done.  They don’t use antibiotics or hormones.  Pasture are regenerating under their watchful eye.
They ship beef all over the US.  Check out their website, or find them on Facebook or Utube.

Call Cindy – 704-376-2531 if you would like to order anything.
As most of you know, we are not a brick and mortar shop.  We are just a studio.

We are available by appointment.  Call us if you need directions.  We are located off I-40 between
Statesville and Mocksville, NC.
Our address is 186 Page Farm Road, Cleveland, NC  27013.
We are not anywhere close to Cleveland, NC, even though that is our mailing address.

Cindy – 704-376-2531
Patti – 704-807-6992

website:  www.quiltersgallery.net
Email:  [email protected]

Donkey News

I have put Lady Mary in charge while we are in Asheville.  She will keep Mr. Carson and Wilbur in line.  She has promised to “take names and kick ass”.

We still have a few spaces available at our Sanford show.  If you know of a shop that you think would benefit from our show, please encourage them to contact us.  We have always tried to feature local shops at our show, and this year we would like to make some spaces available for a couple of local long arm quilters.  If you would like a space to show your work and talk to potential customers,
at a reasonable rate, please give me a call.
Patti  – 704-807-6992.


New at the Statesville show – We will have a vendor doing Scissor Sharpening.
Carolina Quilt Studio~ Scissor Sharpening Service:
Is your favorite pair of fabric scissors starting to lose its edge? Our professional scissor sharpening service is here to ensure your tools stay as sharp and precise as your quilting skills. Bring your scissors to the Quilting and Needle Art Extravaganza in Statesville, NC, and let us sharpen them while you enjoy shopping with the wonderful vendors. CQS will be sharpening scissors during the 2-day extravaganza. The prices will vary from $6.00 – $10.00. Don’t let dull blades slow down your creative flow!

 

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