32 nd Educational Seminar

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1 32 nd Educational Seminar REGISTRATION AND INFORMATION Northshore Harbor Center March 26 30, 2019 Slidell, LA 1

2 SEMINAR 2019 I am so excited to invite you to attend our 32 nd GSQA Educational Seminar. It is finally time to register! Fabulous teachers anxious to share new projects and techniques with eager students! Excited and enthusiastic students filling classrooms, be sure to be in that number! It is so much fun to see friends happily greeting one another and new friendships being formed all through the love of quilting. The location of our 2019 seminar is the Northshore Harbor Center in Slidell, LA. Your registration packet contains information regarding schedule of events, list of all teachers, classes and list of supplies for each class. Register early for your favorite classes, there is something for everyone. All communication pertaining to registration will be done through . We will have opportunity basket ticket sales for fabulous baskets donated by our affiliated guilds. Box lunches are being pre-ordered, you must order with your seminar registration. No orders will be taken at the Harbor Center. There are no restaurants within walking distance of the Harbor Center or in the Harbor Center. Be sure to sign up for the evening events. And on Friday night there will be a Social with a Teacher Vendor Mall and Book signing. Be in the number that attends and visit with your quilting friends and meet the teachers. Margie Bumm Seminar Director 2

3 REGISTRATION: Complete and return the registration form with your check (made payable to GSQA) to: Margie Bumm, 202 Wylie Dr., Baton Rouge, LA Phone: deadline is: Friday February 15, 2019 Confirmation will be returned via address. If you do not have an please be sure to include the $3.00 postage fee in your registration fees. Process: o The Blue Book will be available on the GSQA website November 23, 2018 the day after Thanksgiving! o Any seminar registrations postmarked between November 23 and December 8, 2018, will be considered FIRST PRIORITY registrations. These registrations will be the first ones assigned to classes. If a class overfills during the Priority period, ONLY those registrations will be considered in the lottery to determine who gets in that class. o After the priority period, classes will be filled on a first come, first served basis. Once a class reaches its capacity, as set by the teacher, a wait list will be maintained. o Approximately December 19, a confirmation or letter will be sent to those who registered during the priority registration period. o s that arrive after December 8 will be held and processed in postmark date order, beginning shortly after Christmas. A confirmation or letter will be sent regarding those registrations on an ongoing basis, as they are processed. o Deadline for registrations will be February 15, No class changes will be accepted after March 10, o Self-addressed, stamped envelopes WILL NO LONGER BE REQUIRED. If you have an address, all correspondence will be made via . For those who prefer mailed confirmations, a $3.00 postage fee should be submitted with the registration. FEES: Class fees are: $65.00 for GSQA members (not a member no problem join now and pay member prices) and $85.00 for non-members. Any fees requested by a teacher will be collected in the class and paid directly to the teacher. REFUND AND CANCELLATION POLICY: If you are unable to attend a class in which you are registered, you may send another GSQA member in your place with a written note from you. (Please notify Margie Bumm 202 Wylie Dr. Baton Rouge LA or her at mbumm43@gmail.com of this change.) Cancellations must also be made in writing ( is acceptable) and postmarked no later than February 28, No refunds will be given after this date. NO CLASS CHANGES WILL BE MADE AFTER SUNDAY MARCH 10, CLASS ANGEL: You will receive a list of duties prior to Seminar. Class angels work with the teachers to help take up any class fees, check roll, and see that any special needs of the teachers are 3

4 met. They will also be responsible for equipment used in classroom. If you would like to be an angel in any of your classes, please check the angel block on your registration form. HOTEL RESERVATIONS: GSQA has a booking agreement with the following hotels in Slidell. The prices quoted are for rooms reserved for March 26 through March 30, Rooms must be booked before the agreement expiration date to get the price quoted here. The number of rooms is limited, so book early. Hotel Booking Code Price Breakfast Agreement Expires Holiday Inn SEM $99 plus taxes Restaurant style February 24, Voters Road Slidell, LA for up to 4 per room Townplace Suites 1840 Lindberg Dr. Slidell, LA GSQA $107 plus taxes Continental March 5, 2019 If there is a problem making the reservation, speak directly with the hotel sales agent: Venedia Bias with Holiday Inn or Billy Key with Townplace Suites. Please call Candy Bergeron at , if you need further assistance. We hope you enjoy your stay and your entire seminar experience. Please call Candy with any requests or suggestions about accommodations at this or at future seminars. LUNCH: Lunches will be catered to the Harbor Center daily. You MUST pre-order them with your registration. See the choices listed on next page and then circle your daily choice on the registration form. Please fill out the order form on the registration page. No orders can be taken at seminar. 4

5 GSQA Seminar 2019 Lunch Choices Wednesday, March 27 Option 1 ½ Grilled Chicken Parmesan Po-boy with Homemade Kettle Chips and drink served dressed (lettuce, tomato & pickle) on Leidenheimer French Bread; will come with mayo & ketchup on side Option 2 House salad with fried shrimp and drink - Fresh chopped Iceberg/Romaine lettuce blend with shredded carrots and cabbage, topped with tomatoes, cucumbers, shredded cheese, onions & croutons $9.50 $12.50 Option 1 Option 2 Option 1 Option 2 Thursday, March 28 ½ Roast Beef Debris Po-boy with cup of seafood gumbo and drink - served dressed (lettuce, tomato & pickle) on Leidenheimer French Bread; will come with mayo & ketchup on side House salad with fried chicken and drink - Fresh chopped Iceberg/Romaine lettuce blend with shredded carrots and cabbage, topped with tomatoes, cucumbers, shredded cheese, onions & croutons Friday, March 29 ½ Fried Catfish Po-boy with Homemade Kettle Chips and drink - served dressed (lettuce, tomato & pickle) on Leidenheimer French Bread; will come with mayo & ketchup on side House salad with fried shrimp and drink - Fresh chopped Iceberg/Romaine lettuce blend with shredded carrots and cabbage, topped with tomatoes, cucumbers, shredded cheese, onions & croutons $11.50 $12.50 $9.50 $12.50 Saturday, March 30 Option 1 ½ Shrimp Po-boy with cup of seafood gumbo and drink - served dressed (lettuce, tomato & pickle) on Leidenheimer Option 2 French Bread; will come with mayo & ketchup on side House salad with fried chicken and drink - Fresh chopped Iceberg/Romaine lettuce blend with shredded carrots and cabbage, topped with tomatoes, cucumbers, shredded cheese, onions & croutons $11.50 $

6 2019 Schedule of Events 3:00pm 6:00pm 3:00pm 6:00pm 6:30pm 8:00pm 9:00am 12:00am 12:00pm 1:30pm 1:30pm 4:30pm 4:30pm 6:30pm 6:30pm - 8:00pm 9:00am 12:00pm 12:00pm 1:30pm 1:30pm 4:30pm 4:30pm 6:30pm 6:30pm - 8:00pm 9:00am 12:00pm 12:00pm 1:30pm 1:30pm 4:30pm 4:30pm 6:30pm 6:30pm - 8:00pm Tuesday, March 26, 2019 Lecture with Lyric Kinard Wednesday, March 27, 2019 Vendor Mall Classes Morning Session Midday Break Lunches available for those who pre-purchased tickets Classes Afternoon Session Dinner on your own Teacher Show and Tell Thursday, March 28, 2019 Vendor Mall Classes Morning Session Midday Break Lunches available for those who pre-purchased tickets Classes Afternoon Session Dinner on your own Lecture with Kathy Kansier Friday, March 29, 2019 Vendor Mall Classes Morning Session Midday Break Lunches available for those who pre-purchased tickets Classes Afternoon Session Dinner on your own Social and Teacher Vendor Mall and Book Signing 8:00am 8:45am 8:00am 1:30pm 8:00am 12:00pm 9:00am 12:00pm 12:00pm 1:30pm 12:30pm 1:30pm 4:30pm Saturday, March 30, 2019 Vendor Mall Classes Morning Session Midday Break Lunches available for those who pre-purchased tickets Drawing for Opportunity Baskets Classes Afternoon Session 6

7 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES Class times Thursday Saturday are 9:00 a.m.- 4:30 pm., lunch break is from 12:00 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Please no visitors during class times. Evening Events are 6:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. CLASS # CLASS NAME TEACHER Tuesday, March 26, 2019 Lecture by Lyric Kinard Living Lyrically Wednesday, March 27, 2019 #101 Pumpkin Patches Breclaw #102 Beginning Free Motion Quilting Clotfelter #103 Layer Cake Erla #104 Jamestown Hunter #105 A Circle of Love Kansier #106 Bead It Like You Mean It Kinard #107 Chocolate Caramel Stars Mahoney #108 Featherweight Care and Sunset Ridge Quilt Davis and Gares Teacher Show and Tell Thursday, March 28, 2019 #201 Confetti Times Square Breclaw #202 Beginning Feathers Clotfelter #203 Fat Quarter Fun Erla #204 Texas Tumble Weed Hunter #205 Quilts with Great Edges Kansier #206 Playful Portraiture ` Kinard #207 Dot to Dot Mahoney #208 Scalloped Wool Mat Carte Lecture: Color and Design Kathy Kansier Friday, March 29, 2019 #301 Doodlebug Breclaw #302 Ruler Work on Domestic Machine Clotfelter #303 Stripology 2 Erla #304 Crab Apple Hunter #305 Visiting Baltimore Kansier #306 The Elements of Art for Quilters Kinard #307 Granny s Stars Mahoney #308 Butter Milk Basin Wool Mat Carte Social and Teacher Vendor Mall and Book Signing Saturday, March 30, 2019 #401 Hello Orion Breclaw #402 Beginning Free Motion Clotfelter #403 Quilts of Iceland Erla #404 Box Kite Hunter #405 Wool Keepsake Box Kansier #406 Abstract A Licious Kinard #407 Wild Waves Mahoney #408 Beginning EQ8 Hulett 7

8 BASIC SEWING SUPPLIES YOU WILL FIND, BY EACH CLASS, THE SUPPLIES THAT ARE REQUIRED. YOU WILL NOT FIND A LIST OF BASIC SEWING SUPPLIES. EVERYONE IS REQUIRED TO BRING BASIC SEWING SUPPLIES TO EACH CLASS. THAT LIST MAY BE DIFFERENT FOR EACH PERSON. IT IS THE SUPPLIES THAT YOU USE REGUARLY TO SEW. BUT HERE IS A BASIC LIST: 1. NOTE PAD AND PENCIL TO TAKE NOTES 2. EXTENSION CORD ONE WITH MUTIPLE OUTLETS ON IT. THERE ALWAYS SEEMS TO BE A SHORTAGE OF EXTENSION CORDS. PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU BRING ONE IF NOT A COUPLE TO BE SURE YOU CAN CONNECT TO THE POWER SOURCE. 3. AN IRONING SURFACE AND SMALL IRON ALTHOUGH THIS IS ON THIS LIST YOU MAY NOT USE IT IN ALL CLASSES. NORMALLY THERE ARE 2-3 COMMUNITY IRONING STATIONS SET UP. BUT JUST IN CASE THERE IS NOT AND IF YOU WANT TO BE PREPARED FOR ANYTHING STICK ONE IN YOUR SUPPLIES. IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO CARRY EXTRA THINGS THEN YOU WILL PROBABLY HAVE A SHARING NEIGHBOR THAT WILL LET YOU USE HERS. 4. A TABLE LIGHT WE ALL KNOW THE BEST OF LIGHTING IN A CLASSROOM IS NEVER GOOD ENOUGH FOR US QUILTERS TO SEE OUR WORK. SO IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A PROBLEM SEEING IN THE CLASSROOM PACK A TABLE LIGHT AND MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE MUTIPLE PLUGS ON YOUR EXTENSION TO PLUG IT IN. HERE AGAIN YOU MAY NOT NEED IT BUT. IF YOU DO YOU ARE PREPARED. 5. PINS, THREAD, NEEDLES, SCISSORS, SEAM RIPPERS, RULERS, ROTARY CUTTERS AND BOARDS ALL FALL IN THE BASIC SEWING SUPPLIES. SOME TEACHERS ARE SPECIFIC IN SIZES SO ALWAYS CHECK THE CLASSES YOU SIGN UP FOR. 6. SMALL TRASH CONTAINER FOR YOUR SCRAPS 7. DESIGN WALL IF NEEDED FOR YOUR PROJECT, TAPE (BLUE PAINTERS) TO HANG IT ON WALL BASIC SEWING SUPPLIES INCLUDE ANYTHING YOU USE ON A REGULAR BASIS TO SIT AND SEW. SO BRING WHAT MAKES YOU HAPPY! 8