


| Jo Timko Molly Kat Designs Quilter, Designer, Instructor As a self-taught quilter, I began quilting in 2003. My very first attempt at making a quilt was my interpretation of one I saw in a catalog. I thought, “I can make that” and my quilting journey began. I have always had a love of fabrics. Quilting has given me the opportunity to express myself through my creations. Never being one to follow instructions exactly, I found myself creating my own pattern designs and expanding them into quilts. I have been fortunate to have friends who have been wonderful influences. They have made me fearless in combining colors and textures in a new quilt. I want everyone who sees my quilts to say, “I can do that” and to be as excited about the quilting process as they are about their final product. To me, as I start each new quilt, it’s all about the journey that each quilt creates; from choosing a design, coordinating, cutting and ultimately sewing the fabrics together; it’s all an expression of my passion to create. I feel the process of making a quilt should give you as much enjoyment and pleasure as the finished quilt. Don’t worry if you have an “oops or two”; it’s okay. These are the things that make it your quilt. If you had fun making the quilt, that’s all that matters. Quilting is an expression of your inner self. Quilt on fearlessly. ************************************************************************************************************** Kathy Ziegenfuss Zig-Zag Embroidery Quilter, Machine Embroiderer, Instructor Kathy has been a Family and Consumer Sciences (Home Economics) teacher for 31 years. She currently teaches Foods and Nutrition at Clearview Middle school in Mullica Hill, NJ. She has taught sewing to all ages in several local stores for many years. Kathy and her husband, Karl, also operate an embroidery business, ZigZag Embroidery, from their home. In addition to all of this, she leads a machine embroidery club that meets monthly at McGowan Library in Pitman, NJ. For Kathy sewing and quilting are not just creative outlets but a way to form wonderful and lasting friendships. Her email address is karlvw@verizon.net |
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