Special guest artist Pam Buda will also be offering a lecture and quilting workshops during Quilt Show week. Pre-registration is required for the all-day Schoolhouse event. Each session is held in its own classroom with presentations by a variety of nationally and locally known educators, artists and quilt business personalities including Pam Buda, Donna Kooistra, Electric Quilt Company and many others.
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The $49 registration fee includes lunch with the Schoolhouse activities running from 10:00 a.m. Class topics will cover the fundamentals of quilting, technique sessions focused on quilting skills and product classes. Guests can choose from multiple subjects taught simultaneously. New this year guests can attend the “Sauder Village Schoolhouse” – a day of quilting and entertainment to learn about the latest quilting trends, techniques, tools and technology. Registrations are still being accepted for the brand new “Schoolhouse” event, winners preview, lecture and workshops planned as part of the 2019 Quilt Show. Quilt appraisals will be done by appointments or by walk-in on Thursday, May 2 from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm and Friday, May 3 from 12:30 – 2:00 p.m., and by appointment only on Saturday, May 4. Certified Quilt Appraiser Donna L Kooistra will be at the show to appraise quilts for insurance replacement value, fair market value, and donation value. Raffle tickets will be sold for $1 each or 6 for $5 and proceeds will benefit the Junior Historian Program at Sauder Village. There will also be a quilt raffle held for the chance to win a 90” x 105” quilt, “Diamond Dazzler”. Throughout the week guests will enjoy live piano music and quilting demonstrations in Founder’s Hall. Another show highlight will be the Sauder Village Challenge – an opportunity for quilters to share special Sauder Village memories and interpret them through fabric! Other unique exhibits include the 30th Anniversary Hoffman Challenge, The Chinese Zodiac Collage Quilts, Knot Even Quilters: Text and Texture Challenge, and a Beyond the Garden Gate Challenge. Quilts by guest artist Pam Buda will be on display in the Quilt Shop from Wednesday thru Friday. Many spectacular exhibits have also been planned for the 5-day event at Sauder Village. guests are sure to enjoy the variety of shopping opportunities offered this year! From wool appliqué, patterns, heat packs and greeting cards to quilt racks and ladders, books and notions. In addition to the great selection of fabric and supplies available at Threads of Tradition Quilt Shop, guests will also be able to shop from quilt vendors coming from Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and Massachusetts (Wednesday through Saturday). The Vendor Market will be located in Founder’s Hall and will certainly be a highlight of the week for quilters again this year.
“In addition to the quilt exhibits guests can also enjoy a Vendor Market, creative demonstrators, special music, classes and workshops – all set near the charming setting of Historic Sauder Village.” “For the past 43 years the Sauder Village Quilt Show has celebrated the rich tradition of quilting while showcasing the fine craftsmanship of quilters from throughout the region,” shared Kim Krieger, Media Relations.
With categories ranging from pieced, appliqué, and mixed media to art & innovative, masters, baby, miniatures and youth – guests are sure to enjoy browsing the variety of quilts this annual event has to offer. Each year the show is a new experience since once a quilt has been exhibited it cannot be entered into the Sauder Village Show again. Recognized as one of the top quilting events in the Midwest, this annual event features hundreds of quilts, a Vendor Market, Schoolhouse Classes, special exhibits, creative demonstrations, special workshops and more!įor five days starting Wednesday, May 1 through Sunday, May 5 hundreds of quilters will be sharing their talents as both traditional and modern interpretations of quilts are on display in Founder’s Hall. The 43rd Annual Sauder Village Quilt Show is again expected to draw quilters from across the country to Sauder Village from May 1 – 5, 2019.
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