This months meeting was really exciting as we had several demos:
- English Paper Piecing
- Lil' Twister and the Twister rulers
- No Waste Flying Geese
- 10 minute Block
So here are the results of our Sew 'n Tell
This is one of the first quilts that Pam made. It's a rag quilt and the shot below is of the bottom portion of the quilt which I seemed to have cut-off in the picture to the left . . .
Rhonda is making several of these cute trees for family members!
Roberta is making these cute snowmen for her family members - she must of had at least a dozen of them!
Kathy made a cover for a pillow and a machine embroidered angel for the top of a tree!
Linda B made this quilt for our guild service project, a local shelter
Here is another quilt for the shelter made by Linda
Linda also made a cute flip flop tote!
Doris made a quilt from a classic block pattern found in the Nov/Dec 10 issue of Quiltmaker magazine.
This classic block was re-designed by Anita Grossman Solomon and utilizes a revolutionary piecing technique.
Here is a foundation pieced string quilt made by Doris!
Here's another from Doris with a neat border fabric - and she even mitered the corners - very impressive!
Doris also made this Paddington Bear quilt. It was a long time in the making for a family member - looks like it was worth the wait though!
Pat M made this cute bag to hold the essentials, credit cards, and a cell phone!
This is just one of several blocks that Jane's daughter, Kelly, who is a beginner quilter, brought to show us.
Carol finished the quilt for her daughter, it's machine quilted and bound!
Here's a purse Carol modified with pockets to suit her needs!
Here's Eileen with a baby quilt suitable for a boy that she was working on at our Guild Retreat last month. It's done!
Here's Eileen again, this time with a baby quilt for a little girl and it's done too!
Kare just needs to add borders to this top she was working on at the guild retreat . . .
The end!
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