Ocean Waves Quilt Camp
Ocean Waves Quilt Camp The Perfect Get Away! October 26 - 30, 2016 This is the 25th Annual Ocean Waves Quilt Camp. Our camp has been a great success in the past and we expect this year will be the very best ever! Twin Rocks Friends Camp offers the perfect location for a getaway weekend. The ocean and Spring Lake are a short walk away. Great for stretching your legs and getting a breath of fresh air. Our classrooms are in Hadley Hall, Arts & Crafts, Meeting House and Macy Chapel. We have sleeping facilities in Hadley Hall, Shorebird, Heron, Pelican, Sandpiper and Osprey. We can house 4-8 quilters per sleeping room. Perfect for your quilt group. The classrooms are sunny and spacious. The dining area is most accommodating and the food is incredible. We will provide you with food, fun, food, festivities, great classes with incredibly great teachers. If you have never attended camp you will soon find that food is our number one priority at camp.
Registration will start at 2:00 pm on Wednesday, October 26th Classes will begin after breakfast on Thursday, October 27th at 9:00am! Please note the changes to our Camp Schedule!!!!!! You will enjoy three days of quilting fun and return home exhausted. Continental Breakfast will be served on Sunday October 30th. We have some outstanding teachers lined up. In fact, many are returning from previous years. You don’t want to be left out so sign up early, as class size is limited. We are including pictures of most of the classes being offered. You may check out the classes in color on our website www.janesfabricpatch.com. Hopefully, it will assist you when making your class selections. If there are fewer than 8 signed up for a class, we may have to cancel it. I am looking forward to seeing each of you at camp!!!!!
Teaching Staff Victoria Jones...comes to us from Vancouver, Washington. She loves the challenge of intricate quilt designs and gives her students a new approach to curves and points. You will love her quilts and her creativity with all of her embellishments! Kennette Blotzer... has been teaching at Camp since l992. She is the owner of “Something to Crow About” in Springfield. She is extremely knowledgeable and talented in the quilting world. Linda Peck...has been teaching at camp since 1992. She took 2015 off to spend time with her great granddaughter. We call her the “Queen of Scrappy,” so if you like the scrappy look you must sign up for one of her classes. Helene Knott... moved to Portland in 1991 and became interested in Quilting in 1999. She began teaching classes at the local Quilt Shop. Her interest expanded into designing patterns for Story Quilts. Her Garden Patch Cats are distributed worldwide with an enthusiastic following. Many of her quilts have won awards.
Ardis Weir... has been coming to Quilt Camp for many years. She also teaches classes on paper piecing the freezer paper technique. Her classes will be an added challenge for the adventuresome quilter! Peggy Gelbrich...is returning this year. She loves traditional quilts using her favorite method of piecing, needle-turn applique and hand quilting. Mimi Shimp… she is a book author and pattern designer. You have enjoyed classes with this teacher before at camp. She loves both piecing and applique. Her quilts were on view for 3 months at a quilt museum and her work was described as “traditionally modern”. continued on next page
The Perfect Get Away! October 26 - October 30, 2016
Ocean Waves Quilt Camp
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CLASS DESCRIPTION THURSDAY CLASSES Witchesbrew Ardis Weir A Judy Niemeyer design is a Bed Runner that measures 23” x 117”. Paper piecing at its best. We will make one block that can be made into a pillow or you can continue and make a “bedrunner.” Ardis will help you learn how to organize your fabrics and papers!
Sawtooth Star Mimi Shimp A new version and take on the favorite Sawtooth Star. Your fabric selection will create the Sawtooth and add the pinwheel for added interest. You may use your favorite way to make half square triangles!
Little Gems Victoria Jones There are 15 different Little Gems in this book all paper pieced and finishing at 12”x12”. While each mini quilt is very intricate-because it is so small it is also very achievable. A great gift for anyone. Victoria will have many ideas for embellishing your project to add that special flair!
Jane‘s Fabric Patch 1110 Main Avenue • Tillamook, OR 97141 503-842-9392 2016 Ocean Ocean Waves Waves Quilt Quilt Camp Camp Registration Registration Form Form 2006
Thread Painting Helene Knott This is a good introduction to the technique on a small easy to complete project. There is a choice of two projects-a butterfly that is easier and a very good beginning level project for novice or “hesitant” quilters and a bird in a more ‘painterly’ approach suitable for the more confident, adventurous or accomplished quilter. Familiarity with free motionmotion stitching recommended
Name
Date
Address
City
State
Roommates
Phone/Day
Zip
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Glorious Clams Peggy Gelbrich Learn foundation piecing using freezer paper and curved piecing. This quilt looks complicated but one block and one row at a time it goes together quite easily. A template is available for the clam piece.
Jack In The Pulpit Linda Peck
A great way to use scraps. Rotary cut and easy to piece! This is an old block pattern that is easy to up-date with your fabric choices!
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Full Camp Deposit $100 00 Full Camp Deposit $100.00 Full Camp $350 00 Full Camp $450.00 Full Camp/No lodging $300 00 Full Camp / No Lodging $395.00 Single Day $150 00 Single Day $150
(option available onlyonly after 9/15/06) (option available after 9/1/16)
Polo Shirt $30 00 TOTAL ENCLOSED
digit number on the of the dietary” card. Please include anyback “special needs on your registration. Your needs will be turned in at We cannot accept debit cards over the phone or camp. by mail. Please circle yes or no for Wednesday evening ––––––––––– meal, so we can give the camp a number! " A_k n NmjmQf gprq* nqpi "unggxg."ctg"&52022"cpf " are available by preorder only.
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FRIDAY CLASSES Lakeshore Snowfall Ardis Weir This beautiful 62” Octagon can be a table topper, Christmas tree skirt or a wall hanging. this is an easy one to sew. Paper piecing can be very relaxing! This is a two day class.
Migrating Geese Helene Knott
Study Hall We will have an area set aside for anyone who wants to work independently. We’ve had a good response to this option! Our space will be limited again this year because they have removed the Midship Building. Please bring your own lights and cords for study hall space.
This is an easy paper pieced project; students will learn how to draft their own sweeping bands of geese to grace a small quilt or table runner or they can opt to make a small wall hanging from a pattern in a handout. Once learned, this easy design and technique can be added to any quilt and the ‘geese’ can be a marvelous way to use charm squares and scraps left from other projects.
Easy Cathedral Window Victoria Jones
Saturday Evening Show & Tell Please bring your quilts, wall hangings or other related projects to share with your fellow campers. We would also like to have a few to hand around the classroom for all to enjoy. We will also do a Class Project Show and Tell at this time. This will give you more time at your sewing machines to complete your class projects!
This traditional block has been given an update and is stitched by machine rather than the usual hand stitching. A Charm Pack with at least 32 squares plus 32 squares of a coordinating/ contrasting fabric are all you need to get started. Victoria will share with you quick methods and neat tricks for getting the results you desire. Finished project is 27”x18” but can be made larger by adding more blocks.
Crooked Paths Peggy Gelbrich A Quick simple technique to create a 6” finished block. Crooked Paths is just one of the many layouts you can use for this block. It’s a great opportunity to use up a lot of your scraps.
Fat Quarter Log Cabin Kennette Blotzer This is a proven technique on making perfectly square log cabin blocks. You will learn how to cut out 84 pieces to length in 3 minutes. Turn your 4 fat quarters into a 26” wall hanging or do it nine times to make a King size quilt. Ruler & book required.
Pineapple Mimi Shimp Always wanted to make a Pineapple Quilt but don’t know where to begin? Batiks and/or solids are a great place to start. The solid scrappy quilt uses twelve fabrics plus a background. The threecolor version used just one background and one fabric for the arms, with a splash of gold for the center and one arm cut narrower than the others. This fun quilt will receive rave reviews from family and friends. Pre-cutting speeds the piecing but don’t stress over getting it all cut: concentrate on 4-6 blocks!
Spoolin’ Around Linda Peck A fun lap quilt or table cover. Quick and easy to make. The sample was made with inset seams on the spools, but you will have the option of doing them without the inset seams!
SATURDAY CLASSES TEACHER
Kennette Blotzer
which a grid of numbers adds up to an identical sum when added in any direction.
This is day 2
Curvy Log Cabin Victoria Jones
FRIDAY CLASSES
Quilt Camp Class Schedule
THURSDAY CLASSES Fat Quarter Log Cabin
Pineapple
Easy Cathedral Window
Sawtooth Star
Little Gems
Migrating Geese
Mimi Shimp
Thread Painting
Victoria Jones
Helene Knott
Witchesbrew
Lakeshore Snowfall
Ardis Weir
Spoolin’ Around
Crooked Paths
Jack In The Pulpit
Glorious Clams
Linda Peck
Peggy Gelbrich
Lakeshore Snowfall Ardis Weir
Learn to make curvy Log Cabin blocks the traditional cut-to-size way or with the “curvy Log Cabin Trim Tool (my favorite method). The blocks can be combined in many different ways to create circles and waves; you can pick your favorite quilt from the book to make. I chose to make the Dotsy Bed Runner. This technique lends itself to using scraps from your stash or a coordinated look with a bundle of 2½’ wide strips.
Poinsettia Table Runner Mimi Shimp This table runner can be made in cottons or wool for a quick and stunning runner to use this year! Don’t let the applique intimidate you- it is all fusible. Add button hole stitching to edges of petals, leaves and around outside edge if you don’t want to add binding. Or, if you have some decorative stitches on your machine.. you can add more dimension and fun. A great project if you have always wanted to try wool or a combination of wool and cotton.
Tumbling Stars Linda Peck This quilt actually goes together much easier than it looks. Make it as scrappy or formal as you wish. Using the 60 degree triangle ruler makes the cutting quick and accurately. No “Y” seams! Looks great in patriotic, civil war, batiks, 30’s reproductions as will as Christmas fabrics.
Cracklin’ Rosie Peggy Gelbrich Hiding in the Crackin’ Rosie class is an easy 9-patch. It has the look of curves with straight piecing. Tri-Rec ruler set is required
SATURDAY CLASSES
Sew Together Bag
Curvy Log Cabin
Magic Squares
Lakeshore Snowfall -2
Tumbling Stars
Cracklin’ Rosie
Poinsettia Table Runner
Sew Together Bag Magic Squares Helene Knott With careful attention to color and value, this quilt will have a graphic architectural and 3-dimensional effect but is much easier to construct than most 3-D patterns. The name Magic Squares is a play on the name of a mathematical puzzle in
This bag holds everything(except a mat). I take this everywhere. You have heard of a “Bug Bag”. This is “that” for quilters. A place for your rotary cutter, 8” scissors, marking tools, spools of thread, pin cushion, ruler. I have a 3” x 24” perfect adjustable ruler in mine, needles, seam ripper, tape measure, and the list goes on and on.
Kennette Blotzer
Registration will start at 2:00 pm on Wednesday, October 26th Classes will begin after breakfast on Thursday, October 27th at 9:00am! Please note the changes to our Camp Schedule!!!!!! You will enjoy three days of quilting fun and return home exhausted. Continental Breakfast will be served on Sunday October 30th. We have some outstanding teachers lined up. In fact, many are returning from previous years. You don’t want to be left out so sign up early, as class size is limited. We are including pictures of most of the classes being offered. You may check out the classes in color on our website www.janesfabricpatch.com. Hopefully, it will assist you when making your class selections. If there are fewer than 8 signed up for a class, we may have to cancel it. I am looking forward to seeing each of you at camp!!!!!
Teaching Staff Victoria Jones...comes to us from Vancouver, Washington. She loves the challenge of intricate quilt designs and gives her students a new approach to curves and points. You will love her quilts and her creativity with all of her embellishments! Kennette Blotzer... has been teaching at Camp since l992. She is the owner of “Something to Crow About” in Springfield. She is extremely knowledgeable and talented in the quilting world. Linda Peck...has been teaching at camp since 1992. She took 2015 off to spend time with her great granddaughter. We call her the “Queen of Scrappy,” so if you like the scrappy look you must sign up for one of her classes. Helene Knott... moved to Portland in 1991 and became interested in Quilting in 1999. She began teaching classes at the local Quilt Shop. Her interest expanded into designing patterns for Story Quilts. Her Garden Patch Cats are distributed worldwide with an enthusiastic following. Many of her quilts have won awards.
Ardis Weir... has been coming to Quilt Camp for many years. She also teaches classes on paper piecing the freezer paper technique. Her classes will be an added challenge for the adventuresome quilter! Peggy Gelbrich...is returning this year. She loves traditional quilts using her favorite method of piecing, needle-turn applique and hand quilting. Mimi Shimp… she is a book author and pattern designer. You have enjoyed classes with this teacher before at camp. She loves both piecing and applique. Her quilts were on view for 3 months at a quilt museum and her work was described as “traditionally modern”. continued on next page
The Perfect Get Away! October 26 - October 30, 2016
Ocean Waves Quilt Camp
continued from front page
CLASS DESCRIPTION THURSDAY CLASSES Witchesbrew Ardis Weir A Judy Niemeyer design is a Bed Runner that measures 23” x 117”. Paper piecing at its best. We will make one block that can be made into a pillow or you can continue and make a “bedrunner.” Ardis will help you learn how to organize your fabrics and papers!
Sawtooth Star Mimi Shimp A new version and take on the favorite Sawtooth Star. Your fabric selection will create the Sawtooth and add the pinwheel for added interest. You may use your favorite way to make half square triangles!
Little Gems Victoria Jones There are 15 different Little Gems in this book all paper pieced and finishing at 12”x12”. While each mini quilt is very intricate-because it is so small it is also very achievable. A great gift for anyone. Victoria will have many ideas for embellishing your project to add that special flair!
Jane‘s Fabric Patch 1110 Main Avenue • Tillamook, OR 97141 503-842-9392 2016 Ocean Ocean Waves Waves Quilt Quilt Camp Camp Registration Registration Form Form 2006
Thread Painting Helene Knott This is a good introduction to the technique on a small easy to complete project. There is a choice of two projects-a butterfly that is easier and a very good beginning level project for novice or “hesitant” quilters and a bird in a more ‘painterly’ approach suitable for the more confident, adventurous or accomplished quilter. Familiarity with free motionmotion stitching recommended
Name
Date
Address
City
State
Roommates
Phone/Day
Zip
Phone/Evening
1st Choice
2nd Choice
Thursday Friday Saturday "
Glorious Clams Peggy Gelbrich Learn foundation piecing using freezer paper and curved piecing. This quilt looks complicated but one block and one row at a time it goes together quite easily. A template is available for the clam piece.
Jack In The Pulpit Linda Peck
A great way to use scraps. Rotary cut and easy to piece! This is an old block pattern that is easy to up-date with your fabric choices!
Vj g"hgg"hqt"vj g"hwnn"eco r "*j qwukpi ."o gcnu."cpf " The fee for is the$350.00. full camp and class class fees) If (housing, you sleep meals off campus, fees) is $450.00. A non-refundable deposit of the fee will be $300.00. A deposit of $100 is $100.00 will be charged to your credit card or you required with this registration form. The balance may a check. balance $350.00 will be to be send paid by OctoberThe 1, 2006. Noofrefunds after charged to your credit card or youin may this day BUT you may send a friend your send a check to us on or before September 10th, when place. supply lists will be mailed to you. No refunds after October 1, 2016, but you may send a friend Per day fee for Camp is $150.00. This optioninisyour place. only AFTER September 15th, if class available space is available. Per day fee for Camp is $150.00. This option is available only after class fee space is Credit cards will be September accepted for1st, fullifcamp available. only. Discover cards require the use of the four
Enclosed is my L NON-REFUNDABLE send "v the ML -REFUNDABLEDEPOSIT. DEPOSIT0I"KWill "y knn"ugpf j g" balance by October September 10, 2016 (Reminders willbe notsent.) be sent.) 1, 2006. (Reminders will not
Full Camp Deposit $100 00 Full Camp Deposit $100.00 Full Camp $350 00 Full Camp $450.00 Full Camp/No lodging $300 00 Full Camp / No Lodging $395.00 Single Day $150 00 Single Day $150
(option available onlyonly after 9/15/06) (option available after 9/1/16)
Polo Shirt $30 00 TOTAL ENCLOSED
digit number on the of the dietary” card. Please include anyback “special needs on your registration. Your needs will be turned in at We cannot accept debit cards over the phone or camp. by mail. Please circle yes or no for Wednesday evening ––––––––––– meal, so we can give the camp a number! " A_k n NmjmQf gprq* nqpi "unggxg."ctg"&52022"cpf " are available by preorder only.
Check enclosed. Make check payable to Jane’s Fabric Patch Please bill my: Visa MC Disc only!
Size:
Card Card##
M
L
XL
XXL
o
o
o
o
TOTAL ENCLOSED
Exp Date Date Exp. Signature Signature Discover four digit code:
FRIDAY CLASSES Lakeshore Snowfall Ardis Weir This beautiful 62” Octagon can be a table topper, Christmas tree skirt or a wall hanging. this is an easy one to sew. Paper piecing can be very relaxing! This is a two day class.
Migrating Geese Helene Knott
Study Hall We will have an area set aside for anyone who wants to work independently. We’ve had a good response to this option! Our space will be limited again this year because they have removed the Midship Building. Please bring your own lights and cords for study hall space.
This is an easy paper pieced project; students will learn how to draft their own sweeping bands of geese to grace a small quilt or table runner or they can opt to make a small wall hanging from a pattern in a handout. Once learned, this easy design and technique can be added to any quilt and the ‘geese’ can be a marvelous way to use charm squares and scraps left from other projects.
Easy Cathedral Window Victoria Jones
Saturday Evening Show & Tell Please bring your quilts, wall hangings or other related projects to share with your fellow campers. We would also like to have a few to hand around the classroom for all to enjoy. We will also do a Class Project Show and Tell at this time. This will give you more time at your sewing machines to complete your class projects!
This traditional block has been given an update and is stitched by machine rather than the usual hand stitching. A Charm Pack with at least 32 squares plus 32 squares of a coordinating/ contrasting fabric are all you need to get started. Victoria will share with you quick methods and neat tricks for getting the results you desire. Finished project is 27”x18” but can be made larger by adding more blocks.
Crooked Paths Peggy Gelbrich A Quick simple technique to create a 6” finished block. Crooked Paths is just one of the many layouts you can use for this block. It’s a great opportunity to use up a lot of your scraps.
Fat Quarter Log Cabin Kennette Blotzer This is a proven technique on making perfectly square log cabin blocks. You will learn how to cut out 84 pieces to length in 3 minutes. Turn your 4 fat quarters into a 26” wall hanging or do it nine times to make a King size quilt. Ruler & book required.
Pineapple Mimi Shimp Always wanted to make a Pineapple Quilt but don’t know where to begin? Batiks and/or solids are a great place to start. The solid scrappy quilt uses twelve fabrics plus a background. The threecolor version used just one background and one fabric for the arms, with a splash of gold for the center and one arm cut narrower than the others. This fun quilt will receive rave reviews from family and friends. Pre-cutting speeds the piecing but don’t stress over getting it all cut: concentrate on 4-6 blocks!
Spoolin’ Around Linda Peck A fun lap quilt or table cover. Quick and easy to make. The sample was made with inset seams on the spools, but you will have the option of doing them without the inset seams!
SATURDAY CLASSES TEACHER
Kennette Blotzer
which a grid of numbers adds up to an identical sum when added in any direction.
This is day 2
Curvy Log Cabin Victoria Jones
FRIDAY CLASSES
Quilt Camp Class Schedule
THURSDAY CLASSES Fat Quarter Log Cabin
Pineapple
Easy Cathedral Window
Sawtooth Star
Little Gems
Migrating Geese
Mimi Shimp
Thread Painting
Victoria Jones
Helene Knott
Witchesbrew
Lakeshore Snowfall
Ardis Weir
Spoolin’ Around
Crooked Paths
Jack In The Pulpit
Glorious Clams
Linda Peck
Peggy Gelbrich
Lakeshore Snowfall Ardis Weir
Learn to make curvy Log Cabin blocks the traditional cut-to-size way or with the “curvy Log Cabin Trim Tool (my favorite method). The blocks can be combined in many different ways to create circles and waves; you can pick your favorite quilt from the book to make. I chose to make the Dotsy Bed Runner. This technique lends itself to using scraps from your stash or a coordinated look with a bundle of 2½’ wide strips.
Poinsettia Table Runner Mimi Shimp This table runner can be made in cottons or wool for a quick and stunning runner to use this year! Don’t let the applique intimidate you- it is all fusible. Add button hole stitching to edges of petals, leaves and around outside edge if you don’t want to add binding. Or, if you have some decorative stitches on your machine.. you can add more dimension and fun. A great project if you have always wanted to try wool or a combination of wool and cotton.
Tumbling Stars Linda Peck This quilt actually goes together much easier than it looks. Make it as scrappy or formal as you wish. Using the 60 degree triangle ruler makes the cutting quick and accurately. No “Y” seams! Looks great in patriotic, civil war, batiks, 30’s reproductions as will as Christmas fabrics.
Cracklin’ Rosie Peggy Gelbrich Hiding in the Crackin’ Rosie class is an easy 9-patch. It has the look of curves with straight piecing. Tri-Rec ruler set is required
SATURDAY CLASSES
Sew Together Bag
Curvy Log Cabin
Magic Squares
Lakeshore Snowfall -2
Tumbling Stars
Cracklin’ Rosie
Poinsettia Table Runner
Sew Together Bag Magic Squares Helene Knott With careful attention to color and value, this quilt will have a graphic architectural and 3-dimensional effect but is much easier to construct than most 3-D patterns. The name Magic Squares is a play on the name of a mathematical puzzle in
This bag holds everything(except a mat). I take this everywhere. You have heard of a “Bug Bag”. This is “that” for quilters. A place for your rotary cutter, 8” scissors, marking tools, spools of thread, pin cushion, ruler. I have a 3” x 24” perfect adjustable ruler in mine, needles, seam ripper, tape measure, and the list goes on and on.
Kennette Blotzer
