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BIGGER, BETTER & MORE CREATIVE FUN!
Sacramento Quilt,
Craft & Sewing Festival
March 20, 21 & 22, 2014
Cal Expo (Building C & D)
WELCOME:
SHOW RULES:
The Rusty Barn Promotion Group, Inc. welcomes you to
the Sacramento Quilt, Craft and Sewing Festival at Cal
Expo.
At our show you will find a wide variety of Sewing,
Quilting, Needle-art and Craft supply exhibits from
many quality local and national companies. In addition,
you will have the opportunity to participate in one or
more of the many “Make and Take” Workshops or FREE
educational Seminars.
Your ticket is good all three days of the show — so
please take your time and don’t miss any of the
exciting new products, techniques or educational ideas.
Rusty Barn Promotion Group, Inc.
Chris Butler and Eric Spillett
800-7 1 (RUSTY)
2022 South 2100 East
Salt Lake City, Utah 84108
(801) 463-1200; Fax: (801) 463-1201
The following rules are established for everyone’s
comfort and safety. We hope these guidelines will
help make this event as enjoyable as possible.
PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH - Please do not touch the
displays. If you would like help with a display, please
ask the exhibitor for assistance.
CHILDREN - Children must be supervised at all
times by an adult. We do not recommend small
children participate in the workshops.
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VIDEOS-PHOTOGRAPHS-SKETCHING Photography, video taping, or
sketching of the exhibitors’
booths or merchandise
is not permitted.
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FOOD-DRINKS-SMOKING - There will be no food or
drinks permitted on the show floor, except in the
concession areas. Smoking is not permitted
anywhere in the building.
EXHIBITOR SEMINAR DESCRIPTIONS:
APPLYING IRON ON DESIGNS MADE
EASY & WARDROBE ENHANCEMENT
Janet Taylor (booth #713)
Learn how Iron-on applications can be
done and see how easy designs can be
applied with a regular iron. I give a
complete demonstration, take
questions on applying designs as well
as give information on creating and
personalizing designs. Not only will you
see the ease of enhancing your
wardrobe, but also on saving your
favorite garment with a stain or taking
a simple T-shirt and changing the
neckline, making it the perfect scoop
neck. Attendees receive a free design,
and there will be a drawing for free
merchandise.
Classroom # 2, 12:00 noon
BECOME THE SMARTEST QUILTER IN
YOUR GUILD BY
GUIDELINES4QUILTING
John Brady (booth #709)
Anyone can follow a pattern where all
the seam allowance math and when
and where to use Half vs. Quarter
Square Triangles is already done for
you. But if you’re one of those quilters
who still asks questions like:
• Why is Seam Allowance Math so
complicated today?
• What do I need to know to resize a
pattern?
• What’s the difference between half
and Quarter Square Triangles and
how do you decide which to use?
then this class is for you! You’ll gain a
clearer understanding of patterns and
be able to analize any block you see.
Visit our booth and website:
www.Guidelines4Quilting.com.
Classroom #1, 1:00 pm
FRENCH KNITTING
Gail Bird (booth #711)
Yes… French Knitting…an old
technique…but a new and easier to
use tool! Make jewelry using all sorts
of fibers and beads!
Classroom #1, 11:00 am
LOCKER HOOKING!
Gail Bird (booth #711)
A great recyclable, portable, and
functional technique that is fast and
easy. Gail will demonstrate the
process and have a great trunk show.
Join in for the laughs and a wealth of
information.
Classroom #1, 12:00 noon
MORE FROM "LESS THAN
TRADITIONAL" (CLASS TWO)
Raylene Salazar (booth #113)
This technique done "Charlie's Way" is
addicting with no limit to the
possibilities. A few examples of the
large quilts are Wedding Bands,
Blooming Desert, and Razzle Dazzle.
The latest as seen in the July-August
issues of Quiltmaker and Quilters'
Newsletter - Gumdrops and Lollipops.
Basic Technique is not taught in this
2nd-level class (second step).
Classroom #2, 1:00 pm
QUILTING CHARLIE’S WAY (CLASS
ONE)
Raylene Salazar (booth #113)
Come and learn the Basic Technique
for making everything from small
pincushions to large bedspreads and
quilts plus everything in between!
Unlimited possibilities. See how you
can achieve the look of old traditional
patterns the “Less than Traditional”
way. Make circles, quilt as you go and
never any binding necessary. Quicker
and easier than ever before. Haven’t
tried it yet or just want a little review,
now is your chance! No experience
necessary, all skill levels! Fun for
everyone!
Classroom #2, 11:00 am
X BLOCK TOOL & PATTERNS
Sandy Scott (booth #404)
This is a great tool to use on all your
scraps of fabric or new yardage. All the
fabric you cut and sew you use in the
quilt. There is NO waste. Simple 9
patch blocks or strip sets are the
basic sewing skills you will need. This
tool is great for the new quilter.
Several patterns and two books are
available. Come to the demonstration
and see how easy it is to use!
Classroom 1, 2:00 p.m.
FREE SEMINAR SCHEDULE:
(Thursday, Friday and Saturday.)
Classroom
1
Classroom
2
11:00 AM
12:00 Noon
1:00 PM
Gail Bird
French Knitting
Gail Bird
Locker Hooking
John Brady
Become the Smartest
Quilter in Your Guild…
Sandy Scott
X Block Tools & Patterns
Raylene Salazar
”Quilting Charlie’s Way”
(Class One)
Janet Taylor
Applying Iron On Designs
Made Easy…
Raylene Salazar
More From “Less Than
Traditional” (Class Two)
No Seminar
Scheduled
2:00 PM
EXHIBITOR MAKE & TAKE WORKSHOPS:
Sign up at the exhibitor booth for each workshop
BEGINNING TO ADVANCED
BEAD PROJECTS
I-Bead
Come and create with beads!
Learn how to make anything
from a beaded bookmark,
bracelet, necklace and more!
Learn any number of bead
stitches from circular peyote
stitch, herringbone, twisted
herringbone to right angle
weave. This is for both beginners
and advanced beaders. Classes
start at $5 and go up from
there depending on the
materials and kits. Don’t wait to
sign up, classes fill fast, come
by the booth early to book your
time.
Booth #310, $5.00
EMBELLISHING FABRIC POST
CARDS
Betty’s Photos On Postcards
Join us in this film project to
create mailable fabric postcards
that can actually be mailed at
the post office!
Booth #D, $5.00
ENGLISH PAPER PIECING
Quilts in the Attic
Come sit with Cherie and learn
an old skil with new techniques!
Make a small applique for a
small block for your new quilt, or
just for learning something new
using some great new tools..
Booth #214, $5.00
HOT RIBBON PANSY
Dutch Quilter
Learn to apply Hot Ribbon and
shade with Copic Markers when
you make a simple , colorful and
cheerful Pansy.
Booth #208, $12.50
JAPANESE BRAIDING
Braiding with Margo
Kumihimo Japanese braiding on
a card. Make a braided key chain
using a round or octagonal card.
Booth H, $3.00-$5.00
MEMORY TREASURES
Tessler Stamps
Come make a fun cute memory
treasure! (glass pendant or 3D
image on fabric)
Booth #108, $3.00 - $5.00
NEEDLE KEEPER
The Laurel Leaf
Learn to make yo-yo hearts to
complete this cute Needle
Keeper.
Booth #410, $5.00
PUNCHNEEDLE CHARMING
FLOWER BASKET
Igolochkoy
Punchneedle embroidery basic
hands on class! Learn about
what fabrics work best and why
and how to stretch them to the
proper tensions. Learn how to
thread your needle and stitch
correctly. This is an hour project
and is embellished with a basket
charm. Pre-registration required
at booth. Limited to 6 students
per class.
Booth #711, $8.00
RUBBER BAND BRACELET
Igolochkoy
6 yers to 106 years old–the
newest craft has gone balistic.
Price includes tool! Lots of color
choices. Take a few minutes and
make a finished project. Sign ip
at booth required.
Booth #711, $5.00
SASHIKO PINCUSHION
The Shibori Dragon
Learn how to do traditional
Japanese embroidery called
Sashiko with this quick and easy
pincushion. You’ll work on a piece
of pre-printed Sashiko fabric to
learn the basics of this easy
hand stitching method.
Complete instructions are
provided so you can finish
sewing your pincushion together
at home. Kit includes fabric,
thread, needles, stuffing and
instructions.
Booth #L, $8.00
SCISSOR FOBS
The Little Shop of Treasures
Keep your scissors from getting
mixed in with the rest. Choose
from hundreds of beads and
crystals. We’ll add a charm of
your choice, and finish the fob
for you. No scheduled time, if
there’s a chair available, sit
down and create.
Booth #617, $3.00
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Seminar Room
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Sacramento Quilt, Craft & Sewing Festival
March 20, 21 & 22, 2014
Cal Expo (Buildings C & D)
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Building C
Women’s
Restroom
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Electrical Room
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Seminars B9
Men’s
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Office
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Freight Door
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EXHIBITORS (2011) ........................................ BOOTH(S)
A & A COMPANY ........................................................ 417
A CHARMING AFFAIR ........................................ 314-315
AMERICAN JANE PATTERNS............................ 312-313
AMERICAN SEWING GUILD - SACRAMENTO .... B5
ANGEL QUILTERS ........................................................ B11
BAY AREA COMFORT FOOTWEAR ........................ 706
BETTY'S PHOTOS ON FABRIC ............................ C & D
BIRD BRAIN DESIGNS.................................... 606-608
BLUE PETUNIA ................................................ P, PP & Q
BOBBIE G. DESIGNS .................................... 604-605
BRAIDING W/ MARGO ............................................ H & G
C & C INTERNATIONAL ................................................ AA
CAROL'S ZOO ............................................ 707 & 1/2 708
CLASSY AMERICAN DESIGN WALLS.................... 507
COPPER MOUNTAIN QUILTING ............................ B1-B4
D'S QUILTING .................................................................... K
DUTCH QUILTER ................................................ 206-208
ELK GROVE SEWING & VACUUM ....................U & 1/2 V
EZ PIECING ............................................................ 105-106
FABRIC CHICKS / ELINOR PEACE BAILEY........ M & N
FORGET ME KNOTS ............................................ 413-414
G & I DESIGNS ................................................ 504-506
G & P TRADING .................................................... 614-615
GLITZ & GLAMOUR ........................................ 304-305
GLOBAL MARKETPLACE ............................................ J
GUIDELINES 4 QUILTING .................... 709 & 1/2 708
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I-BEAD.COM ........................................................ 310-311
IGOLOCHKOY / BIRDHOUSE ENT.................................711
IMAGINATION UNLIMITED ........................................ B9
IMPORTED FASHIONS ................................................ 702
JORDAN FABRICS............................512-513 & 612-613
KAREN NOLKE ............................................................508
KERRY'S KOLLECTIBLES................................ 600-601
KOALA CABINETS ............................................ 200-202
LAKESIDE SCISSORS ........................................ 510-511
LAVENDER ROSE FABRIC & NOTIONS ........ 415-416
LITTLE SHOP OF TREASURES ........................ 616-617
LUMITASK (SEW LITE) ................................................ 210
MARTELLI ENTERPRISES ................................ 516-517
MEASUREMATIC ........................................................ 602
MEISSNER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY 300-302
MEISSNER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY 400-402
MICA'S ROOM ........................................................ X & 1/2 V
MOMO-DINI EMBROIDERY ART............308 & 1/2 307
PETER MICHAEL FABRICS ................................ 316-317
PIECEFUL DESIGNS ............................................ 514-515
PINCUSHION BOUTIQUE ........................306 & 1/2 307
QUILT HOUSE BED & BREAKFAST & QUILT SHOP ....
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QUILT N CROSS .................................................... R, S & T
QUILTER'S COVE................................................ 500-502
QUILTER'S HAVEN ....................................................113-115
QUILTS IN THE ATTIC ........................................ 212-214
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REDFERN ENT. ............................................................408
REPURPOSED HEIRLOOMS .................................... 611
RIVER CITY QUILT GUILD ............................................ B6
ROCHELLE'S FINE FABRIC & QUILTING ............ A & B
ROSEVILLE QUILTER'S GUILD ................................ B7
SECRETLY UNIQUE .................................................... 703
SEW BLESSED ................................................ DD, E & F
SEW SO SHOP ........................................................110-112
SEWING EMPORIUM............................................ 715-716
SHERREE'S LACE ................................................................I
SHIBORI DRAGON............................................................ L
TAYLOR MADE IRON ON DESIGNS ................ 712-713
TERRI SUE'S TOFFEE ................................................ 215
TESSLER STAMPS ............................................ 107-108
THE CALICO CUPBOARD .................................... 100-102
THE LAUREL LEAF ............................................ 410-412
THE RABBIT HOLE QUILT SHOP ................ 404-407
TIN LIZZIE ............................................................ 204-205
TOUCH OF MINK ............................................................ 104
TRIMS ON WHEELS ............................................ 216-217
TWISTED SCISSOR .................................................... B10
UNIQUE SEWING FURNITURE ........................ B12-B14
WATKINS ............................................................................ O
WCM QUILTER'S SLIDELOCK .................................... 610
WILD HARE FIBER ........................................................ 211
WILLIAMS WOOLS ....................................................116-117
WINLINE TEXTILE PRODUCTS.................................... HH
Attention! Attention! The Management Staff is not responsible for business dealings or representations made by the exhibitors or customers.
Those using or observing display equipment & tools, designed for use by people properly trained for safe operation, agree to do so at their own risk.
Please remember that the following are prohibited: Sketching, videotaping, or photography of exhibitor’s booths and/or merchandise.
There may be exceptions made for the press or staff personnel with express authorization by the management.