November 8, 2023 newsletter
Hello Quilters,
Join us this Friday and Saturday in Asheboro for their quilt show.
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This is the 15 Degrees quilt. It is also know as Round and Round. It is our class this month.
It looks difficult but it is all straight line sewing. Details below.
Hello Quilters,
Where in the world have Cindy and Patti been? We enjoyed a weekend at Myrtle beach with the Quilters of South Carolina at their fall retreat. Cindy had some great students in her Jack’s Chain class and I had some great customers in the booth. We enjoyed seeing old friends and catching up.
We have one more quilt show in Asheboro this weekend and one more quilt class, 15 Degrees to finish up 2023. Thanksgiving…Christmas…Then we will hit the ground running in 2024.
One last reminder – if you haven’t taken a look at the classes for Myrtle Beach Quilt Party in January, time is running out. Myrtle Beach Quilt Party
Cindy will be teaching Alaska –
I will be teaching a “Stashbuster series”. –
Strings
Right Hand, Left Hand
Squares and Pointy Things
Recipes
I’ve told you before that Cindy and I work like ants to get food supplies ready for winter. We picked blueberries this summer. We’ve ordered our peanuts from Bertie Co. We’ve picked up our molasses from Mr. Futrell in denton. Now we have to get our cooking organized for Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving seems like pie time to me. Here are a couple of recipes from my old church cookbook.
Applesauce Cranberry Pie
4 cups of fresh cranberries
1 cup of sugar
1 t. cinnamon
2 T. flour
2 cups of applesauce
butter
2 pie crusts
Make pastry from your favorite recipe, (or just buy in in the dairy case, like I do).
A light sprinkling of nutmeg before the liquid is added to the dry mix makes an interesting taste. Coarsely chop cranberries. (Frozen cranberries chop easier and with less muss) Add sugar, cinnamon, flour and applesauce. Place filling in pastry lined 9 inch pie pan. Dot with butter. Cover with 2nd round of pastry. Make slits in top of pastryyy to allow steam to escape. Flute edge of pastry. Bake at 425 degrees for 30 – 40 minutes. Serves 6.
Chocolate Pie
1 cup of sugar
2/3 cup of milk
2 T. flour
2 T. cocoa
2 eggs
vanilla
butter the size of a walnut
1 unbaked pie shell
Mix all ingredients. Pour into uncooked pie shell and bake in moderate oven until done. (350 degrees?)
November Events
November class will be Friday, November 17 or Saturday, November 18, 2023.
We will be doing 15 degrees again.
Class fee is $38. Ruler ($6) will be available.
This quilt might look complicated bu the construction is all straight lines. Beginners will be comfortable with making this block. You can precut your own strips or make it stress free and purchase an $8.00 kit.
The kit will make 2 blocks.
Class starts at 10 am and finishes about 4 pm. The classes will be held at Cool Spring Church, 1902 Mocksville Rd, Cleveland, NC—that is Hwy. 64 about 8 miles East of Statesville, and is easily accessible from either I-77 or I-40. As you know, eating lunch is an important part of the day. Bring a sandwich or a covered dish and we’ll provide sides, chips, desert and tea. There is always plenty to share.
To register for the class, call Cindy Page, 704-376-2531 to reserve your space, then mail checks payable to The Quilter’s Gallery to 224 Woodleaf Road, Cleveland, NC 27013. This class is $38.00. Payment is required at the time of registration to hold your space in the class. A supply list/cutting instructions and directions to the venue will be emailed to you upon registration.
Bring something for “show and tell”.
This is the best (p)art of the class.
Also…
Randolph Quilter’s Guild Show
Friday, Nov. 10, 2023 from 10am – 5pm
Saturday, Nov. 11, 2023 from 10am – 4pm
Randolph Co. Senior Adult Center, 347 W. Salisbury St., Asheboro, NC
They will have fabric vendors, a goat soap vendor and a scissor sharpener.
We will have lots of new fabric at this show.
Farm News
Many of you know that Cindy and I live in the country. We are the 5th generation to live on this farm Just recently, due to heath issues, our cousins that ran the farm decided to retire. We are pleased to announce that Running T Beef will be expanding onto our farm.
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This is Josh, Brandi, Wes and Will.
Running T is the new way to farm. They raise grass fed beef. We are excited about the improvements that they will make to our farm. This is farming the way it is supposed to be done.
They are currently taking orders for their Fall beef deliveries. Take a look at their website if you are thinking about beef for this fall/winter. They are taking orders now for beef to be ready by fall. It’s a little different from just running to the grocery store when you need something, but it’s worth the extra effort and planning.
Chemical free pastures
No antibiotics or added hormones
NC local
Pasture raised
Live-growing, Biodiverse Forage Pasture Finishing
Josh and Brandi can explain this better than I can, so sign up for their newsletter and check out their website. https://www.runningtbeef.com If you care about where you food comes from, I think this will interest you. They ship meat all over the US. We’ll be telling you more as things get started.
Donkey News
I know that we are past Halloween, but I got a bit behind. Mr. Carson, Wilbur and Lady Mary wanted me to share pictures of their costumes. Trick or Treat for carrots?
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]
Save the dates in 2024
Myrtle Beach Quilt Party
January 18 – 21, 2024.
Cobblestone Quilters Guild Show, Charleston, SC
March 15 and 16, 2024.
Charlotte Quilters Guild Show, Charlotte, NC
April 12 and 13, 2024.
East Cobb Quilters’ Guild Presents
Georgia Celebrates Quilts®
June 6 – 8, 2024
Save the Date
Quilting and Fiber Art Marketplace
Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center
1801 Nash St.
Sanford, NC 27330
Jan. 12, 2024 – 9am – 4 pm
Jan. 13, 2024 – 9am – 4 pm.
We have assembled more than 30 of your favorite small businesses that feature the best products for quilters and knitters. Spend the day shopping for quilting fabrics, yarns for knitting, and wools for appliqué and much more.
QFAM starts early at 9am with Early Bird Specials. Many vendors will have selected items on sale from 9am – 10am. Throughout the day, we will have hourly door prize drawings. We plan to give away a couple of sewing machines as well!
Plan to arrive early and spend the day. The first 100 people in the door, get an extra ticket to win all day long.
There will be delicious food in the lobby.
If you don’t like crowds, be advised afternoons are not as crowded as mornings and Saturday is not as crowded as Friday.
Quilting and Needle Art Extravaganza
Statesville Civic Center
300 South Center St.
Statesville, NC
Jan. 26, 2024 from 9 am – 4 pm
Jan. 27, 2024 from 9 am – 4 pm
Mark your calendar for this fabulous shopping event!
Spend the day shopping for quilting fabrics, yarns for knitting, and wools for appliqué. Books, patterns and notions will inspire you to create. Shop for a new sewing machine or a long arm sewing machine. Our vendors are quilt shops and knitting shops. Some vendors dye their own fabrics and some “grow” their own yarns on their farms. Some vendors design their own patterns and some just know where to order the “best stuff”.
There will be hourly door prizes and each day at 3pm, there will be a fabulous door prize. (You must be present to win.) Arrive early. Be one of the first 100 people in the door, and you will get an extra ticket to win all day long.
220 Cafe will be there with their fabulous food and Troyer’s Bakery will have delicious baked goods.
If you don’t like crowds, be advised afternoons are not as crowded as mornings and Saturday is not as crowded as Friday.
Hello Quilters,
Join us this Friday and Saturday in Asheboro for their quilt show.
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View it in your browser.
This is the 15 Degrees quilt. It is also know as Round and Round. It is our class this month.
It looks difficult but it is all straight line sewing. Details below.
Hello Quilters,
Where in the world have Cindy and Patti been? We enjoyed a weekend at Myrtle beach with the Quilters of South Carolina at their fall retreat. Cindy had some great students in her Jack’s Chain class and I had some great customers in the booth. We enjoyed seeing old friends and catching up.
We have one more quilt show in Asheboro this weekend and one more quilt class, 15 Degrees to finish up 2023. Thanksgiving…Christmas…Then we will hit the ground running in 2024.
One last reminder – if you haven’t taken a look at the classes for Myrtle Beach Quilt Party in January, time is running out. Myrtle Beach Quilt Party
Cindy will be teaching Alaska –
I will be teaching a “Stashbuster series”. –
Strings
Right Hand, Left Hand
Squares and Pointy Things
Recipes
I’ve told you before that Cindy and I work like ants to get food supplies ready for winter. We picked blueberries this summer. We’ve ordered our peanuts from Bertie Co. We’ve picked up our molasses from Mr. Futrell in denton. Now we have to get our cooking organized for Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving seems like pie time to me. Here are a couple of recipes from my old church cookbook.
Applesauce Cranberry Pie
4 cups of fresh cranberries
1 cup of sugar
1 t. cinnamon
2 T. flour
2 cups of applesauce
butter
2 pie crusts
Make pastry from your favorite recipe, (or just buy in in the dairy case, like I do).
A light sprinkling of nutmeg before the liquid is added to the dry mix makes an interesting taste. Coarsely chop cranberries. (Frozen cranberries chop easier and with less muss) Add sugar, cinnamon, flour and applesauce. Place filling in pastry lined 9 inch pie pan. Dot with butter. Cover with 2nd round of pastry. Make slits in top of pastryyy to allow steam to escape. Flute edge of pastry. Bake at 425 degrees for 30 – 40 minutes. Serves 6.
Chocolate Pie
1 cup of sugar
2/3 cup of milk
2 T. flour
2 T. cocoa
2 eggs
vanilla
butter the size of a walnut
1 unbaked pie shell
Mix all ingredients. Pour into uncooked pie shell and bake in moderate oven until done. (350 degrees?)
November Events
November class will be Friday, November 17 or Saturday, November 18, 2023.
We will be doing 15 degrees again.
Class fee is $38. Ruler ($6) will be available.
This quilt might look complicated bu the construction is all straight lines. Beginners will be comfortable with making this block. You can precut your own strips or make it stress free and purchase an $8.00 kit.
The kit will make 2 blocks.
Class starts at 10 am and finishes about 4 pm. The classes will be held at Cool Spring Church, 1902 Mocksville Rd, Cleveland, NC—that is Hwy. 64 about 8 miles East of Statesville, and is easily accessible from either I-77 or I-40. As you know, eating lunch is an important part of the day. Bring a sandwich or a covered dish and we’ll provide sides, chips, desert and tea. There is always plenty to share.
To register for the class, call Cindy Page, 704-376-2531 to reserve your space, then mail checks payable to The Quilter’s Gallery to 224 Woodleaf Road, Cleveland, NC 27013. This class is $38.00. Payment is required at the time of registration to hold your space in the class. A supply list/cutting instructions and directions to the venue will be emailed to you upon registration.
Bring something for “show and tell”.
This is the best (p)art of the class.
Also…
Randolph Quilter’s Guild Show
Friday, Nov. 10, 2023 from 10am – 5pm
Saturday, Nov. 11, 2023 from 10am – 4pm
Randolph Co. Senior Adult Center, 347 W. Salisbury St., Asheboro, NC
They will have fabric vendors, a goat soap vendor and a scissor sharpener.
We will have lots of new fabric at this show.
Farm News
Many of you know that Cindy and I live in the country. We are the 5th generation to live on this farm Just recently, due to heath issues, our cousins that ran the farm decided to retire. We are pleased to announce that Running T Beef will be expanding onto our farm.
\
This is Josh, Brandi, Wes and Will.
Running T is the new way to farm. They raise grass fed beef. We are excited about the improvements that they will make to our farm. This is farming the way it is supposed to be done.
They are currently taking orders for their Fall beef deliveries. Take a look at their website if you are thinking about beef for this fall/winter. They are taking orders now for beef to be ready by fall. It’s a little different from just running to the grocery store when you need something, but it’s worth the extra effort and planning.
Chemical free pastures
No antibiotics or added hormones
NC local
Pasture raised
Live-growing, Biodiverse Forage Pasture Finishing
Josh and Brandi can explain this better than I can, so sign up for their newsletter and check out their website. https://www.runningtbeef.com If you care about where you food comes from, I think this will interest you. They ship meat all over the US. We’ll be telling you more as things get started.
Donkey News
I know that we are past Halloween, but I got a bit behind. Mr. Carson, Wilbur and Lady Mary wanted me to share pictures of their costumes. Trick or Treat for carrots?
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]
Save the dates in 2024
Myrtle Beach Quilt Party
January 18 – 21, 2024.
Cobblestone Quilters Guild Show, Charleston, SC
March 15 and 16, 2024.
Charlotte Quilters Guild Show, Charlotte, NC
April 12 and 13, 2024.
East Cobb Quilters’ Guild Presents
Georgia Celebrates Quilts®
June 6 – 8, 2024
Save the Date
Quilting and Fiber Art Marketplace
Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center
1801 Nash St.
Sanford, NC 27330
Jan. 12, 2024 – 9am – 4 pm
Jan. 13, 2024 – 9am – 4 pm.
We have assembled more than 30 of your favorite small businesses that feature the best products for quilters and knitters. Spend the day shopping for quilting fabrics, yarns for knitting, and wools for appliqué and much more.
QFAM starts early at 9am with Early Bird Specials. Many vendors will have selected items on sale from 9am – 10am. Throughout the day, we will have hourly door prize drawings. We plan to give away a couple of sewing machines as well!
Plan to arrive early and spend the day. The first 100 people in the door, get an extra ticket to win all day long.
There will be delicious food in the lobby.
If you don’t like crowds, be advised afternoons are not as crowded as mornings and Saturday is not as crowded as Friday.
Quilting and Needle Art Extravaganza
Statesville Civic Center
300 South Center St.
Statesville, NC
Jan. 26, 2024 from 9 am – 4 pm
Jan. 27, 2024 from 9 am – 4 pm
Mark your calendar for this fabulous shopping event!
Spend the day shopping for quilting fabrics, yarns for knitting, and wools for appliqué. Books, patterns and notions will inspire you to create. Shop for a new sewing machine or a long arm sewing machine. Our vendors are quilt shops and knitting shops. Some vendors dye their own fabrics and some “grow” their own yarns on their farms. Some vendors design their own patterns and some just know where to order the “best stuff”.
There will be hourly door prizes and each day at 3pm, there will be a fabulous door prize. (You must be present to win.) Arrive early. Be one of the first 100 people in the door, and you will get an extra ticket to win all day long.
220 Cafe will be there with their fabulous food and Troyer’s Bakery will have delicious baked goods.
If you don’t like crowds, be advised afternoons are not as crowded as mornings and Saturday is not as crowded as Friday.
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