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SUMMARY:Treasure Shop Hop 2023
DESCRIPTION:Support your local independent quilt shops and join in the fun.\n10 shops are participating this year.\nSee Treasure Shop Hop website for detailed information\nhttps://www.treasureshophop.com/home
URL:https://www.boisebasinquilters.org/event/treasure-shop-hop-2023/
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SUMMARY:Membership Meeting
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URL:https://www.boisebasinquilters.org/event/membership-meeting-april-2023/
LOCATION: Boise Church of Christ\, 2000 Eldorado Street\, Boise\, ID\, 83704\, United States
CATEGORIES:Membership Meetings
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SUMMARY:Treasure Shop Hop 2023
DESCRIPTION:Support your local independent quilt shops and join in the fun.\n10 shops are participating this year.\nSee Treasure Shop Hop website for detailed information\nhttps://www.treasureshophop.com/home
URL:https://www.boisebasinquilters.org/event/treasure-shop-hop-2023-3/
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CATEGORIES:Festivals and Events
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SUMMARY:Treasure Shop Hop 2023
DESCRIPTION:Support your local independent quilt shops and join in the fun.\n10 shops are participating this year.\nSee Treasure Shop Hop website for detailed information\nhttps://www.treasureshophop.com/home
URL:https://www.boisebasinquilters.org/event/treasure-shop-hop-2023-2/
LOCATION:ID
CATEGORIES:Festivals and Events
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SUMMARY:Dianne Kane “It’s a Beautiful Day in My Neighborhood”
DESCRIPTION:Workshop: Round and Round and Round We Go\nInstructor: Dianne Kane \nRegistration fee:\nBBQ members: $40\nNon-members: $50 (Enrollment Opens March 30th) \nWouldn’t it be nice to create your own neighborhood? It could be funky\, colorful\, sophisticated\, wonky\, architectural\, or whimsical\, whatever fits your style. Doesn’t that sound like fun? You’ll use your fabric to make houses with varying shapes\, colors\, and designs. Then you’ll combine your houses to create your own unique neighborhood. Dianne will discuss balancing color\, design\, and dimension. This class is a great stash-buster opportunity! \nIf you want to finish a top during the workshop\, consider making a table runner or wall hanging with just 3-4 houses. \nSupplies \n\nSewing machine\nBasic sewing supplies\nPaper\, pencil\, and a good eraser\nMat\nQuilting ruler\nSquare ruler\, any size (optional)\nRotary cutter\nFusible web (optional)\nInvisible Thread (optional for appliqué)\nDesign wall (can use flannel or batting — something you can pin onto and take with you)\n\nFabrics: \n\nBring 5-10 fat quarters or equivalent of fabrics that you like.\nInclude a mix of light\, medium\, and dark and a range of near-solids and small prints.\nYou may want green (for grass) and blue (for sky) but this is not a requirement for your neighborhood.\nYou may want a few fabrics that resemble trees\, flowers\, or rocks.\nGeometrics work well for chimneys\, walkways\, and windows.\n\nIf you have any questions about fabric selection\, please contact Dianne: call (360-693-3994) or email (DianneKane1@gmail.com). \nWorkshop Enrollment: enrollment ends on April 18; if there are vacancies as of March 30\, enrollment will be opened to non-members. Fees are $40 for BBQ members and $50 for non-members. \nArtist Statement\n“When I grow up\, I want to be an artist.” I kept repeating that mantra for decades. Then in 1998\, my cousin Judy introduced me to her quilt camp and the addiction hit. I love all parts of the quilting process: the vision\, the fondling of the fabric\, the cutting\, the combining\, the quilting\, and the standing back to enjoy. Currently I can’t say I like just one type of quilt. I’m still experimenting with all types of contemporary approaches. And I admit to being my Mother’s daughter (with the need to create) and my Daddy’s daughter and Auntie R’Lue’s niece (with the need to collect and store everything). I currently live and play in Nampa\, Idaho. \nBecause I have that “need to create\,” I want to share my creations with others. I love seeing my work being enjoyed in the homes of the friends and family. \nDuring a recent Open Studio event\, I was able to share my work. It was fun to touch each piece and remember how “it came to be”. Now\, many of those pieces have found new homes. \nMy studio is filled with wonderful “hardware”. I have several little Singer Featherweight machines\, a Bernina that is almost always accessorized with a walking foot\, and a couple of sergers. The pièce de résistance is Junebug\, my APQS longarm quilting machine\, that finishes quilts for me and for my friends and family. \nThe “software” is a wall of fabric. We quilters call that a “stash”. There’s a lot in my stash. Sometimes I’m overwhelmed by the amount of projects waiting to be made\, and other times I am incredibility inspired by what’s around me.” \nVisit Dianne’s website diannekane.com to see a selection of her amazing quilts. \nQuestions about this workshop or suggestions for future workshops\, contact Lynne MacDonald programs@boisebasinquilters.org.
URL:https://www.boisebasinquilters.org/event/dianne-kane-its-beautiful-day-in-my-neighborhood/
LOCATION:The Quilt Crossing\, 10959 W. Fairview Avenue\, Boise\, Idaho\, 83713
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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SUMMARY:Dianne Kane “Round and Round and Round We Go”
DESCRIPTION:Workshop: Round and Round and Round We Go\nInstructor: Dianne Kane \nRegistration fee:\nBBQ members: $40\nNon-members: $50 (Enrollment Opens March 30th) \n  \nIf you have any questions about fabric selection\, please contact Dianne: call (360-693-3994) or email (DianneKane1@gmail.com). \nWorkshop Enrollment: enrollment ends on April 18; if there are vacancies as of March 30\, enrollment will be opened to non-members. Fees are $40 for BBQ members and $50 for non-members. \n  \nArtist Statement\n“When I grow up\, I want to be an artist.” I kept repeating that mantra for decades. Then in 1998\, my cousin Judy introduced me to her quilt camp and the addiction hit. I love all parts of the quilting process: the vision\, the fondling of the fabric\, the cutting\, the combining\, the quilting\, and the standing back to enjoy. Currently I can’t say I like just one type of quilt. I’m still experimenting with all types of contemporary approaches. And I admit to being my Mother’s daughter (with the need to create) and my Daddy’s daughter and Auntie R’Lue’s niece (with the need to collect and store everything). I currently live and play in Nampa\, Idaho. \nBecause I have that “need to create\,” I want to share my creations with others. I love seeing my work being enjoyed in the homes of the friends and family. \nDuring a recent Open Studio event\, I was able to share my work. It was fun to touch each piece and remember how “it came to be”. Now\, many of those pieces have found new homes. \nMy studio is filled with wonderful “hardware”. I have several little Singer Featherweight machines\, a Bernina that is almost always accessorized with a walking foot\, and a couple of sergers. The pièce de résistance is Junebug\, my APQS longarm quilting machine\, that finishes quilts for me and for my friends and family. \nThe “software” is a wall of fabric. We quilters call that a “stash”. There’s a lot in my stash. Sometimes I’m overwhelmed by the amount of projects waiting to be made\, and other times I am incredibility inspired by what’s around me.” \nVisit Dianne’s website diannekane.com to see a selection of her amazing quilts. \nQuestions about this workshop or suggestions for future workshops\, contact Lynne MacDonald programs@boisebasinquilters.org.
URL:https://www.boisebasinquilters.org/event/dianne-kane-round-and-round-and-round-we-go/
LOCATION:The Quilt Crossing\, 10959 W. Fairview Avenue\, Boise\, Idaho\, 83713
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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SUMMARY:Quilt Show Meeting
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URL:https://www.boisebasinquilters.org/event/quilt-show-meeting-2/
LOCATION: Boise Church of Christ\, 2000 Eldorado Street\, Boise\, ID\, 83704\, United States
CATEGORIES:Membership Meetings
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SUMMARY:Vintage 2-Fer
DESCRIPTION:“Vintage 2-Fer”: “Quilting With Vintage Linens and Doilies” and “Rescue Those Memories\, Honor Those Talents: A Primer on Repairing Vintage Quilt Tops”\nTwo classes will be held on April 29.\nCost: Just $15 gets you into both classes! \n“Lois Alice ~ Vintage Linen ” \nClass 1 – morning\nInstructor: Lois Alice\nClass Title: Quilting With Vintage Linens and Doilies\nTime: 9am – 12pm \nGet out those vintage linens and doilies\, or start collecting some now! Come join BBQ member Lois Alice in a half-day class for suggestions on what to do with old doilies\, table runners or even handkerchiefs. She will have several examples of what she did with some of her Grandmother’s handwork. Since there is no right or wrong way to turn your vintage linens (or not so vintage) into a usable quilt (or curtain\, tote\, pincushion or other object)\, she will have lots of suggestions appealing to different tastes\, plus websites for other ways to turn something that you have in a pile into something that you can use. \nSupply list: a sewing machine is optional. Most of Lois’ work was done by hand\, except for the final quilting. Dig out fun backgrounds for your pieces….that piece of lamé\, or satin or silk… things to sew on top of the vintage pieces…buttons\, lace\, frilly yarn\, seed beads\, commercial appliqué motifs (think prom or wedding outfits). Hand dyed fabric or samples of decorator fabric also work well. \nClass 2 – afternoon\nInstructor: Vicki Francis\nClass Title: Rescue Those Memories\, Honor Those Talents: A Primer on Repairing Vintage Quilt Tops\nTime: 1pm – 3pm \nWhat do we do with those quilt tops that come our way that have been hidden in garages and attics for decades? Memories can flood back as you touch the fabric but what to do with them now? We want to honor the quilt maker but this is a different animal from starting a quilt from scratch! \nVicki Francis began specializing in repairing vintage quilt tops about six years ago when a friend begged her to work on a baby quilt that had fabric from seven generations of family members in it. Reluctantly she took on the project but then discovered how heartwarming these “rescues” can be and the miraculous transformations that can happen with the right set of skills\, tools and materials. \nJoin Vicki for an afternoon of sharing her knowledge. Here are some points she will address: \n\nShould we even try to rescue it?\nShould it be cleaned? How to clean without damaging it further?\nHow to stabilize fragile fabric before even considering quilting it.\nWhat types of quilting patterns work best and why?\nHow to “interview” the quilt owners and create the provenance for future generations.\n\nFeel free to bring a quilt top to the workshop for possible suggestions on how to handle repairs. However time is a consideration so not all tops may be discussed. Interested in scheduling time with Vicki? Contact her at vickannie4@gmail.com for a $25 private consultation outside of the workshop.
URL:https://www.boisebasinquilters.org/event/vintage-2-fer/
LOCATION:Boise Rigging Supply\, 6750 West Victory Road\, Boise\, ID\, 83709\, United States
CATEGORIES:Quilters’ Schoolhouse
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