The Walnut Valley Quilters Guild will meet May 14 at First United Methodist Church, 2448 Edgemont, in Arkansas City. The Walnut Valley Quilters Guild consists of members from several counties in south central Kansas and north central Oklahoma. We encourage your feedback and dialog, all comments will be reviewed by our Web staff before appearing on the Web site. AP NOTICE - Associated Press text, photos, graphics, audio and/or video material shall not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed directly or indirectly in any medium.

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AccuQuilt Releases Hip to Be Square Dies to Make Cutting Pieces for Geometric Quilt Blocks Easier with GO! AccuQuilt, international distributor of fabric cutting solutions for quilting and fabric crafts, announced the release of a new set of dies for the GO! These dies, with seam allowances built in like most AccuQuilt dies, give you perfect pieces to make fitting corners easier than ever. Hip to Be Square dies with existing AccuQuilt shapes to make a host of additional geometric designs. All dies in the Hip to Be Square die collection are made with Two Tone┢ Foam, an AccuQuilt innovation that makes it easier to see where to place fabric on the die board, which minimizes fabric waste. AccuQuilt Hip to Be Square fabric cutting dies, along with the AccuQuilt GO!

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The Tuesday program will take place at the Bishops Corner Branch Library. Known as the period of pastels, local artist Jo Hansling hopes to introduce people of the 2000s to the quilts of the 1930s in an effort to create memories of common threads of hope for future heirlooms. During the program, Hansling will discuss trivia on America in the 30s, feedsacks, popular quilt patterns and material frugality. Include a personal message I thought you might be interested in this article from the West Hartford Patch. West Hartford news, events, and deals sent to you daily and breaking news as it happens. Enter your tip here and it will be sent straight to Editor Ronni Newton and Rebecca Dehnel, West Hartford Patch’s (incredibly grateful) editors.