APPRAISERS
HALLYE BONE hallyebone@charter.net
12549 Bickford Drive St. Louis MO 63141
314-872-9353
Hallye is a quilt appraiser, certified by the AQS. She is an author of Caring for Your Quilts from Kansas City Star. She lectures on 30’s quilts, crazy quilts, redwork, quilt care and other topics. She is an expert at quilt repair. She teaches in several St. Louis area quilt shops and gives workshops across the Midwest.
Ann M Hazelwood ann@booksonthings.com
420 Clark Street St. Charles MO 63301
http://www.boksonthings.com
Ann M. Hazelwood, does certified quilt appraisals. As an AQS author, she lectures on
many quilt related topics. She is a Missouri author of 4 books, and also does a lecture
called “Secrets, Eats and Finds of Missouri.”
AUTHORS
JEANNE POORE jepodesigns@everestkc.net
8205 West 91st St
Overland Park KS 66212
913-648-3963
Jeanne is a quilt instructor, lecturer, judge, pattern and fabric designer. She has presented programs for guilds, libraries, museums, Kansas City Fabric Expo and the KC Women’s Convention. She has taught and lectured throughout the country and Nova Scotia. She has a home based pattern company called JEPO Designs. She has been an active member of numerous Guilds ---local, regional and national. She has worked and taught at Prairie Point Quilt Shop in Shawnee KS since it opened in 1995, as well as taught for Johnson County Parks and Recreation Department for six years and at the Bernina store in Overland Park. She is the author of Santa’s Parade, Fan Quilt Memories and Kansas Spirit. She has made quilts for and been featured in 18 other books. She has had quilts on the cover of Quilting Today and published in Better Homes and Gardens Quilt Sampler, Traditional Quiltworks and Old Fashion Patchwork. Lectures: Treasures from the Past; Silver and Gold Friendship; The Importance of Feedsacks; All Star Review; Red, White and Blue, Kansas City Star Revisited; Scraps, Scraps and more Scrapes; Border to Border.
Workshops; Double Star Twist; Old Maid’s Puzzle; Cat’s Cradle; Maple Leaf; Potato Chip; Grandmother’s Quilt; Grandma Addie’s Star; Zingy Log Cabin; Star Puzzle; Morning Star; Quick Flying Geese; Up and Away to the Future; Tall Oaks Falling Leaves;
Kaleidoscope; Four Garnett Crowns; Traveler’s Star; Seeking the Light; Spooling Around the Logs; Starry Path to Freedom; 1800’s Fox and Geese; Golden Spools; Blue Spruce Goose.
--- Contact Jeanne for fees for lectures, workshops and retreats. Pictures are available
upon request
TOBY LISCHKO
212 Fox Meadow Lane
Beaufort, MO 63013
314-913-1197
Toby began quilting in 1985 and has not looked back. What started out as a hobby has turned into a full time job. She designs and makes quilts for many of the major fabric companies and quilt magazines. Her lectures include: “Curves are not a Dirty Word!”; “So you want to see your quilt in print” (a history of Toby‘s quilting career in print); “The wonders of EQ7”; “Making miniatures, not harder, just smaller”; and “Using mirrors to enhance and add variety to your quilt blocks”. Toby teaches a variety of workshops for the beginner to advanced quilter including precision piecing, miniatures, paper piecing, curved piecing, "y" seams, eight point stars, and fussy cutting (using fabrics in unique ways). She enjoys inspiring quilters to create their own designs, using her techniques and designs as a stepping-off point. Her lectures and trunk shows are both entertaining and informative. All of her lectures include lots of quilts!
Her patterns are available on her website http://www.gatewayquiltsnstuff.com along with fabrics, notions, her template sets, and two books, St. Louis Stars and her newest book Kaleidostars. She has a new online class through AQS and iQuilt called Kaleidostars based on her new book. You can sign up and see it here: http://www.iquilt.com/lischko001. See her website for class samples, fees, and more information regarding her workshops. Contact Toby for schedule availability. (Updated 5/16)
MARTHA ETHRIDGE ethridge@rollanet.org
11645 Forest Lakes Drive Rolla MO 65401
573-364-2130
Martha learned to sew and make quilts from her Grandmother. She is a Certified Teacher for Clearview of Quilting and Cotton Theory. She also teaches other classes in quilt construction and techniques including bargello, reversible quilts, X-blocks, rotary cutting, paper piecing, and appilique’. The Clearview of Quilting includes Marci Baker’s method of using strip piecing for patterns such as Grandmother’s Flower Garden and Tumbling Blocks and Sara Nephew’s Stack Repeats. She also makes quilts for others by special order.
NELLIE MUELLER sew197@yahoo.com
1970 Woodhaven Lane Pacific MO 63060
636-257-3716
Nellie has been teaching for guilds and quilt shops in the Midwest since 1988.
She has a home- based business, Sewing Basket, and has published several
patterns. She often appears as Grandma Quilter, Ima Quilter, who shares the humorous side of quilt-making. Nellie’s classes generally involve rotary cutting and machine piecing, but her newest listing involves purse-making patterns, skills and tips. She is a member of Piecemakers Quilt Club (St. Clair MO) and Bits and Pieces (Ballwin). Contact Nellie for schedule and fees.
JUDY BRINKER Jbrin636@charter.net
878 Dardenne Links Dr.
O’Fallon, MO 63368
636-294-4456
Judy took her first hand quilting class in 1988 and shortly after that discovered the rotary cutter and knew she found her place. She has been a member of Loose Threads Quilt Guild in St. Charles County since 1991 and has been a very active member. Over the years she has always tried new ideas and techniques to stretch her skills . She has numerous quilts showing where she started and continues to grow as a quilter. She would like to do a trunk show for your guild showcasing her Quilt Journey. Over the years she has taught workshops at Loose Threads and local quilt shops. Judy also would like to discuss doing workshops for your guild. (Updated 5/16)
LECTURES & WORKSHOPS
BARBARA RASA barbrasa@ctis.net
19499 Bell Road Higginsville MO 64037
The Apple Tree 660-584-7379
Barbara has operated a home based business since 1987, selling one-of-a-kind fabrics. She uses methods in creating fabrics—discharge, mono-printing, paints, dyes, pen and ink.
---Barbara is a charter member of Best Missouri Hands, Partners in Patchwork Guild and Whiteman Area Piecemakers --- She is available for trunk shows, lectures and workshops.
TEAJUANA MAHONE teaquilts.blogspot.com
1239 Grenshaw Drive teaquilts.com
St. Louis, MO 63137 Facebook & YouTube:Teaquilts
(314) 868-8209
Teajuana's quilting style is varied, as she loves new techniques. Her quilt making has turned toward scrap quilts, quilts with unique piecing techniques or “twists”, and the incorporating of embellishments into finished projects. She has made over 500 quilted items; you may see some of her quilts by visiting her websites. She has won various awards from local guild quilt shows. In addition, her work has been accepted in the AQS Quilt Exposition in Nashville, TN and AQS in Paducah Kentucky.
Teajuana is available to give lectures, trunk shows, and/or classes. The cost of travel, lodging and meals are the responsibility of the guild or organization scheduling the event. Due to actual quilts being shown in the trunk shows, I prefer to drive anywhere within 300 miles. In that case, travel cost will be at the IRS mileage rate. In addition to lectures and workshops, Teajuana also provides long arm quilting services. (Updated 5/16)
LONG-ARM QUILTERS
CARLA GOWER cgquilts@dstream.net
21963 State Highway Y Lewistown, MO 63452
Carla has had a home based business since 2000 and has quilted over 3000 tops
for herself and customers on her Gammill quilting machine during that time. She
provides a full range of machine quilting services in custom freehand designs.
Carla’s quilts have been juried and exhibited in AQS in Paducah, Road to CA, Quilters
Heritage Celebration in Lancaster, Quilt Expo in Madison, published in the AQS Quilt Art Calendar and received ribbons at the Machine Quilters Showcase and the Missouri State Fair.
Quilts quilted for customers have been published in Quilt and Quilt Sampler magazines and have received ribbons at Rockhome Gardens and the Missouri State Fair. As well as
designing and quilting her own quilts, she enjoys and looks forward to being a part of other quilters creative quilt making process.
JOAN KERKER joan.kerker@gmail.com
425 Redstart Drive
Lake St. Louis, MO 63367
314-706-3993
I have been longarm quilting on my Gammill since 2005. In 2014 I added a Statler Stitcher. I am able to do E2E to Custom. I have thousands of patterns, many thread choices and several battings to choose from. (updated 5/16)
SANDI WAGNER sw_sewfine@att.net
4669 Fuchs Road St. Louis MO 63128
Sewfine Machine Quilting 314-487-4178 or 314-488-4036
Sandi has been quilting since 2002 and offers all aspects of the art of machine quilting:
all over designs, light or heavy custom work, basting for hand quilting, etc. She carries many different battings and threads and can help you in design decisions to fit your needs and
budget. She quilts for YOU taking care of, and pride in, your finished treasure.
SUSAN CHIDESTER brilee.designsquilts@yahoo.com
-Bri-Lee Designs Statler -Long Arm Machine Quilter
-Legacy Batting -Regional Distributor
-Sugar 2010 Instructor
Machine quilting with my Gammill and Statler Stitcher provides a choice of hundreds
of designs. Some designs are my own. Machine quilting for over 30 years freehand and in the
past 3 years with the computer. Awards have been received for quilts entered in several shows. My business name is Bri-Lee Designs which includes quilt designs as well as quilting. I am also a Pellon Legacy Batting distributor for your batting needs. Call me at 660-216-4383 for your
appointment.
RETREATS
THREADS& BEDS RETREAT CENTER
207 Buchanan Street Danville IL 61832
1-866-431-9202 threadsoftimefab@aol.com
HALLYE BONE hallyebone@charter.net
12549 Bickford Drive St. Louis MO 63141
314-872-9353
Hallye is a quilt appraiser, certified by the AQS. She is an author of Caring for Your Quilts from Kansas City Star. She lectures on 30’s quilts, crazy quilts, redwork, quilt care and other topics. She is an expert at quilt repair. She teaches in several St. Louis area quilt shops and gives workshops across the Midwest.
Ann M Hazelwood ann@booksonthings.com
420 Clark Street St. Charles MO 63301
http://www.boksonthings.com
Ann M. Hazelwood, does certified quilt appraisals. As an AQS author, she lectures on
many quilt related topics. She is a Missouri author of 4 books, and also does a lecture
called “Secrets, Eats and Finds of Missouri.”
AUTHORS
JEANNE POORE jepodesigns@everestkc.net
8205 West 91st St
Overland Park KS 66212
913-648-3963
Jeanne is a quilt instructor, lecturer, judge, pattern and fabric designer. She has presented programs for guilds, libraries, museums, Kansas City Fabric Expo and the KC Women’s Convention. She has taught and lectured throughout the country and Nova Scotia. She has a home based pattern company called JEPO Designs. She has been an active member of numerous Guilds ---local, regional and national. She has worked and taught at Prairie Point Quilt Shop in Shawnee KS since it opened in 1995, as well as taught for Johnson County Parks and Recreation Department for six years and at the Bernina store in Overland Park. She is the author of Santa’s Parade, Fan Quilt Memories and Kansas Spirit. She has made quilts for and been featured in 18 other books. She has had quilts on the cover of Quilting Today and published in Better Homes and Gardens Quilt Sampler, Traditional Quiltworks and Old Fashion Patchwork. Lectures: Treasures from the Past; Silver and Gold Friendship; The Importance of Feedsacks; All Star Review; Red, White and Blue, Kansas City Star Revisited; Scraps, Scraps and more Scrapes; Border to Border.
Workshops; Double Star Twist; Old Maid’s Puzzle; Cat’s Cradle; Maple Leaf; Potato Chip; Grandmother’s Quilt; Grandma Addie’s Star; Zingy Log Cabin; Star Puzzle; Morning Star; Quick Flying Geese; Up and Away to the Future; Tall Oaks Falling Leaves;
Kaleidoscope; Four Garnett Crowns; Traveler’s Star; Seeking the Light; Spooling Around the Logs; Starry Path to Freedom; 1800’s Fox and Geese; Golden Spools; Blue Spruce Goose.
--- Contact Jeanne for fees for lectures, workshops and retreats. Pictures are available
upon request
TOBY LISCHKO
212 Fox Meadow Lane
Beaufort, MO 63013
314-913-1197
Toby began quilting in 1985 and has not looked back. What started out as a hobby has turned into a full time job. She designs and makes quilts for many of the major fabric companies and quilt magazines. Her lectures include: “Curves are not a Dirty Word!”; “So you want to see your quilt in print” (a history of Toby‘s quilting career in print); “The wonders of EQ7”; “Making miniatures, not harder, just smaller”; and “Using mirrors to enhance and add variety to your quilt blocks”. Toby teaches a variety of workshops for the beginner to advanced quilter including precision piecing, miniatures, paper piecing, curved piecing, "y" seams, eight point stars, and fussy cutting (using fabrics in unique ways). She enjoys inspiring quilters to create their own designs, using her techniques and designs as a stepping-off point. Her lectures and trunk shows are both entertaining and informative. All of her lectures include lots of quilts!
Her patterns are available on her website http://www.gatewayquiltsnstuff.com along with fabrics, notions, her template sets, and two books, St. Louis Stars and her newest book Kaleidostars. She has a new online class through AQS and iQuilt called Kaleidostars based on her new book. You can sign up and see it here: http://www.iquilt.com/lischko001. See her website for class samples, fees, and more information regarding her workshops. Contact Toby for schedule availability. (Updated 5/16)
MARTHA ETHRIDGE ethridge@rollanet.org
11645 Forest Lakes Drive Rolla MO 65401
573-364-2130
Martha learned to sew and make quilts from her Grandmother. She is a Certified Teacher for Clearview of Quilting and Cotton Theory. She also teaches other classes in quilt construction and techniques including bargello, reversible quilts, X-blocks, rotary cutting, paper piecing, and appilique’. The Clearview of Quilting includes Marci Baker’s method of using strip piecing for patterns such as Grandmother’s Flower Garden and Tumbling Blocks and Sara Nephew’s Stack Repeats. She also makes quilts for others by special order.
NELLIE MUELLER sew197@yahoo.com
1970 Woodhaven Lane Pacific MO 63060
636-257-3716
Nellie has been teaching for guilds and quilt shops in the Midwest since 1988.
She has a home- based business, Sewing Basket, and has published several
patterns. She often appears as Grandma Quilter, Ima Quilter, who shares the humorous side of quilt-making. Nellie’s classes generally involve rotary cutting and machine piecing, but her newest listing involves purse-making patterns, skills and tips. She is a member of Piecemakers Quilt Club (St. Clair MO) and Bits and Pieces (Ballwin). Contact Nellie for schedule and fees.
JUDY BRINKER Jbrin636@charter.net
878 Dardenne Links Dr.
O’Fallon, MO 63368
636-294-4456
Judy took her first hand quilting class in 1988 and shortly after that discovered the rotary cutter and knew she found her place. She has been a member of Loose Threads Quilt Guild in St. Charles County since 1991 and has been a very active member. Over the years she has always tried new ideas and techniques to stretch her skills . She has numerous quilts showing where she started and continues to grow as a quilter. She would like to do a trunk show for your guild showcasing her Quilt Journey. Over the years she has taught workshops at Loose Threads and local quilt shops. Judy also would like to discuss doing workshops for your guild. (Updated 5/16)
LECTURES & WORKSHOPS
BARBARA RASA barbrasa@ctis.net
19499 Bell Road Higginsville MO 64037
The Apple Tree 660-584-7379
Barbara has operated a home based business since 1987, selling one-of-a-kind fabrics. She uses methods in creating fabrics—discharge, mono-printing, paints, dyes, pen and ink.
---Barbara is a charter member of Best Missouri Hands, Partners in Patchwork Guild and Whiteman Area Piecemakers --- She is available for trunk shows, lectures and workshops.
TEAJUANA MAHONE teaquilts.blogspot.com
1239 Grenshaw Drive teaquilts.com
St. Louis, MO 63137 Facebook & YouTube:Teaquilts
(314) 868-8209
Teajuana's quilting style is varied, as she loves new techniques. Her quilt making has turned toward scrap quilts, quilts with unique piecing techniques or “twists”, and the incorporating of embellishments into finished projects. She has made over 500 quilted items; you may see some of her quilts by visiting her websites. She has won various awards from local guild quilt shows. In addition, her work has been accepted in the AQS Quilt Exposition in Nashville, TN and AQS in Paducah Kentucky.
Teajuana is available to give lectures, trunk shows, and/or classes. The cost of travel, lodging and meals are the responsibility of the guild or organization scheduling the event. Due to actual quilts being shown in the trunk shows, I prefer to drive anywhere within 300 miles. In that case, travel cost will be at the IRS mileage rate. In addition to lectures and workshops, Teajuana also provides long arm quilting services. (Updated 5/16)
LONG-ARM QUILTERS
CARLA GOWER cgquilts@dstream.net
21963 State Highway Y Lewistown, MO 63452
Carla has had a home based business since 2000 and has quilted over 3000 tops
for herself and customers on her Gammill quilting machine during that time. She
provides a full range of machine quilting services in custom freehand designs.
Carla’s quilts have been juried and exhibited in AQS in Paducah, Road to CA, Quilters
Heritage Celebration in Lancaster, Quilt Expo in Madison, published in the AQS Quilt Art Calendar and received ribbons at the Machine Quilters Showcase and the Missouri State Fair.
Quilts quilted for customers have been published in Quilt and Quilt Sampler magazines and have received ribbons at Rockhome Gardens and the Missouri State Fair. As well as
designing and quilting her own quilts, she enjoys and looks forward to being a part of other quilters creative quilt making process.
JOAN KERKER joan.kerker@gmail.com
425 Redstart Drive
Lake St. Louis, MO 63367
314-706-3993
I have been longarm quilting on my Gammill since 2005. In 2014 I added a Statler Stitcher. I am able to do E2E to Custom. I have thousands of patterns, many thread choices and several battings to choose from. (updated 5/16)
SANDI WAGNER sw_sewfine@att.net
4669 Fuchs Road St. Louis MO 63128
Sewfine Machine Quilting 314-487-4178 or 314-488-4036
Sandi has been quilting since 2002 and offers all aspects of the art of machine quilting:
all over designs, light or heavy custom work, basting for hand quilting, etc. She carries many different battings and threads and can help you in design decisions to fit your needs and
budget. She quilts for YOU taking care of, and pride in, your finished treasure.
SUSAN CHIDESTER brilee.designsquilts@yahoo.com
-Bri-Lee Designs Statler -Long Arm Machine Quilter
-Legacy Batting -Regional Distributor
-Sugar 2010 Instructor
Machine quilting with my Gammill and Statler Stitcher provides a choice of hundreds
of designs. Some designs are my own. Machine quilting for over 30 years freehand and in the
past 3 years with the computer. Awards have been received for quilts entered in several shows. My business name is Bri-Lee Designs which includes quilt designs as well as quilting. I am also a Pellon Legacy Batting distributor for your batting needs. Call me at 660-216-4383 for your
appointment.
RETREATS
THREADS& BEDS RETREAT CENTER
207 Buchanan Street Danville IL 61832
1-866-431-9202 threadsoftimefab@aol.com
