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SUMMARY:Our Next Show is on Hiatus - Stay Tuned
DESCRIPTION:Quilt Show Catalog – 2025Winners List – 2025Our next show is on hiatus – stay tuned for future possibilities\n\nWORLD OF QUILTS\nOur show of  around 300 quilts displays the many facets of the art and craft of quilting:  traditional to modern to improvisational to fiber art and includes well-known speakers\, special exhibits\, demonstrations\, raffles\, quilts for sale\, and vendors selling fabric\, quilting related items\, and sewing machines. \nSpeaker2025 Invitational - Marge Tucker\n  – \n More about Marge...\nMarge Tucker is an international award-winning quilt artist and quilting instructor.  Learning how to sew clothes from her mother\, the first quilt she made was for friends expecting their first child over thirty years ago.   “At that time\, I didn’t know that quilting would become my passion and now my profession.  I feel so fortunate to be able to share and continue the tradition of quilting with my students.” \n“I started with traditional pieced quilts but am now focused on abstract improvisational design in my work. My work is about color and small compositions. Each block in a quilt is made as its own element\, independent of the other blocks. After all of the blocks are constructed\, my goal is to arrange the small compositions to play off each other and work together to create a larger whole. What keeps me engaged is watching how the project changes and transforms with the addition of each color and texture.  The resulting quilts are contemporary works\, set in this time and place\, which reference the rich tradition of quilt making. \n \nThis exhibit showcases a portion of my contemporary improvisational quilts\, from an earlier improv quilt (Urban Cabins) to some recent finishes (Solstice and Bright Boxed Diamonds) as well as quilts that were inspired by antique quilts in my collection. My process when creating quilts is to start with an idea and some colors and see where I am led.  I often do not have a definitive idea of what the finished quilt will be\, for me this allows  experimentation and the ability to add or subtract elements as I form the composition.  I quilt all of my quilts myself.  Once the top is completed I then quilt on a domestic machine (Bernina) with my walking foot or I use the BabyLock Sashiko machine for a hand quilted look.I started collecting quilts around 2006.  I have always loved going to antique shows and stores  and\, with quilting as a passion\, I started to look for quilts as I browsed.  When I started working improvisationally in my quilting I looked for older quilts made in an improvisational manner\, where the quilt maker wasn’t using a recognizable quilt block or else was taking creative license with a commonly known quilt block. As my collection grew\, I became so inspired by some of these antique and vintage quilts that I began to recreate and reimagine them.  Shown in this exhibit are an antique Crazy Quilt top that inspired Redux 117.  Other quilts in this exhibit that were inspired by an antique/vintage quilt or top are Bright Boxed Diamonds\, Solstice and Burst. When making my version of an older quilt\, my goal was not to exactly duplicate it but rather to capture its spirit\, essence\, or defining design element\, or else to reimagine it in a different colorway.   \nMarge teaches throughout the United States and also from her studio in Rockland\, MA.  She lives in Norwell\, MA and Phoenix\, AZ.You can read more on Marge’s website:  margetuckerquilts.com. \n\nLectures Demos\n\nSaturday – 1 pm – \nSaturday – 3 pm –\nSunday – 1 pm –\n\n'Take a Chance' \nBernette b08 Sewing Machine (donated by Pins&Needles) \n\n \nSewing Machine and Basket Raffles \nVendors\n Vendor List \nQuilts for Sale\n\nCreated by NSQG members\nFundraising Quilt\nSupport 2025’s fundraiser for Camp Herrlich.\nRequest tickets now! \nBook Sale\n\n\nQuilt and craft books (gently used) at bargain prices \n\n \nShow Pins\nA limited supply of 2025 lapel pins for sale\, based on our spectacular fundraising quilt \nChallenge Display\n\nUpcycled Ties and Scarves\nAQS Guild Challenge Winners\n\nSpecial Interest Groups \nQuilt displays on various themes by NSQG’s talented SIG members.\nFiber Art NorthEast and Connected by Threads\nCampus and Area Restaurants\n\nCampus Parking Map\nRead about our Show History\nSee some Past Show Pics
URL:https://www.northernstarquilters.com/event/world-of-quilts/
LOCATION:Purchase College\, Gymnasium\, 735 Anderson Hill Road\, Purchase\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Quilt Show
ORGANIZER;CN="Quilt Show VP":MAILTO:quiltshow@northernstarquilters.com
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SUMMARY:Quilt PickUp
DESCRIPTION:DON’T FORGET YOUR QUILT CLAIM CARD!\nQUILT PICK-UP Procedure:\nFor the safety and protection of all quilts\, you must present your signed Quilt Claim Card before your quilt will be returned to you.  If someone else is picking up your quilt\, you must sign your Quilt Claim Card and that person must hand it in.\n\nDO NOT ATTEMPT TO COLLECT YOUR OWN QUILTS!\nDO NOT LEAVE WITHOUT HANDING IN YOUR CLAIM CARD(s)!\nWhile every effort will be made to start the pick-up process as early as possible\, we can only guarantee that quilt distribution will begin at 5:00pm.  Please check in at 4:30pm on Sunday to receive a pick-up number.  Quilt return will end at 6:00pm.  Any quilts not picked up by then will be held by the Quilt Return Coordinator until the owner contacts them and makes arrangements for its return. \nSTEP 1.  Check in at the cafe across from the gym –\n— a) Receive a group number.\n— b) Verify your identity and show your quilt claim card(s).  If you do not have your quilt claim card(s)\, you need to obtain a replacement.\n— c) Wait for your group number to be called. \nSTEP 2.  When your group number is called\, proceed to the gym –\n— a) Proceed to the Quilt Pickup Table and turn in your number.\n— b) Hand your claim card(s) to the next available helper.\n— c) Step aside while the helper collects your quilt(s) \nSTEP 3.\n— d) Verify you are receiving the the correct quilts\n— e) Sign and turn in your claim card(s) and receive your quilts \nSTEP 4.  Pick up your judges comments\, quilt display card(s) and any ribbons at the nearby table.
URL:https://www.northernstarquilters.com/event/quilt-pick-up/
LOCATION:Purchase College\, Gymnasium\, 735 Anderson Hill Road\, Purchase\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Quilt Show
ORGANIZER;CN="Quilt Show VP":MAILTO:quiltshow@northernstarquilters.com
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