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- Camp Reach for the Sky - Quilt Pattern Suggestion......
- you can make any pattern you wish, however
quilts must be Twin Size or larger, Machine Quilted and bound
for durability.
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- You can make this quilt as small or as large
as you wish.
- Mine is 21 Tumblers Across and 17 Rows Down.
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- For my quilt I collected (40) 5 1/2"
Strips.
- Be sure to cut strips accurately.
- Remember you can use your scraps as long
as the template fits on the fabric that
you are using.
- When using strips, place tumbler on strips
and begin cutting them, flip flopping the template as you cut.
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- Once quilt is the size you wish, you can
add a border if you want. You will have to trim off the sides.
- I chose to add a black framer and a scrappy
border and a scrappy binding.
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- I assembled the quilt top pictured
in one afternoon.
- This quilt goes very quickly.
- I spent one afternoon sorting and cutting
my fabric.
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- Have fun!
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- 5" Acrylic Tumbler Template is available for purchase.
- Price $6.95, plus $2.00 shipping and handling.
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- You can order the tumbler template by e-mailing me at rozgonzalez@cox.net. Be sure to include your shipping address and a credit card number OR you can pick up the template at the shop.
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- Send photos of your completed "Left
Overs" quilt so that I can post them on our web site for
everyone to see. Be sure to include your name and the city and
state you live in.
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- I found this Tumbler Quilt in
Traditional Quiltworks Magazine dated April 1990.
- This quilt was made by Florida quilter
Aloyse Yorko.
- Notice the way that it is set in
a "Trip Around the World" setting.
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- **There are several ways that
you can get involved with Camp Reach for the Sky 2002
- (even if you live out of town
or out of state)
- 1. Join us
once month in our classroom from 10am - 4pm. Check our class
schedule for exact date. We come together to: sew blocks,
sew blocks into quilt tops, add borders, bind completed quilts,
cut borders and backing and get tops ready for machine quilting.
We can always use participants to iron and cut strips as well.
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- 2. Donate a
completed quilt using this pattern or any pattern of your
choosing. Quilts must be at least Twin size, machine quilted
and bound for durability.
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- 3. Go thru
your scrap box Donate 5 1/2" strips of 100% Quality Cotton
or Flannel fabric from you stash. (If you wish, you can cut them
into template size.) 100% Cotton Fabrics ONLY....Please!
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- 4. Make a quilt
top with or without the border and bring into the shop. We will
complete the quilt during one of our Sew-a-Thons. If you decide
to add borders, add a 6" border.
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- 5. Have your
guild or group sew blocks and assemble quilt tops. We will be
more then happy to supply the pre-cut pieces. You must make prior
arrangements to borrow our 'pre-cut pieces' box. Call
Rosie at (619)698-1832 or E-mail: rozgonzalez@home.com for details.
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- 6. Bring or
Send to: Rosie's Calico Cupboard - 7151 El Cajon Blvd. Suite
'F' San Diego, CA 921157. Volunteer to machine quilt these
quilts. Long Arm quilters needed. We will provide
the backing fabric and if needed, the batting. Commit to quilting
at least 12 quilts and we will add you to our list of Long Arm
Quilters who are helping us complete these quilts.
- You will receive FREE advertising for ONE
full year FREE. Click
Here to see the list of our Long Arm Volunteers.
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- 7. Volunteer
to bind these quilts. Binding can be done at home and by hand
or machine.
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- If you have any questions, please do not
hesitate to e-mail me or call me at (619)698-1832 Home/Office,
or
- e-mail: rozgonzalez@home.com.
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- Our Goal this year is 350 Twin Sized Quilts
- Delivery Date: July for children ages
4 to 8 years, August for children ages 8 to 18 years of
age.
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- Each quilt carries a message of "Love
and Hope and a Prayer in Every Stitch"This effort
can only be achieved
- by all of us coming together. Get
Involved....you will love the warm fuzzy feeling that you get
knowing
- that you have made a speicial quilt
for a speical person.
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- Quilt Receipients and Counselors
- Day Camp - July 2001