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Each guild meeting includes a Show and Tell. Members and guests may display completed projects or tell about a quilting experience. Here are a few from our last month's meeting.

Judy Robertson visited bringing her wonderful hand dyed fabrics as well as her quilts.

 

 

 

November Quilts

Rommie shared two of the baskets she made at the Fall Retreat.

Darla has a new tablerunner ready for Thanksgiving. A Karla Alexander pattern.

Janice made this quilt for one of our Community Service organizations.

Janice hold the quilt she made for a wedding gift .

Leslie made great use of fabric purchased at the guild's "garage sale in September.

Yvonne used Carrie's pattern and added "older" faces for each babushka.


Susan completed "Savannah" which she started in Karla Alexander's workshop.

Lynn was inspired by her Winter Olympics volunteer sewing and created this wall quilt using remnants from costumes.

 

A different group of fabrics became Lynn's label to commemorate the Canadian Games.

 

Anara used sports theme fabrics for a quilt for her son.

Pam made this quilt during a class taught by Donna C. titled 64 Embroidered Blocks..

Sharon started this quilt in Karla Alexander's workshop.

Saralee made "Good Things" from a pattern from Dani F.

Saralee holds her 2nd place winner in Evergreen Quilter's challenge.

Saralee made this purse for a lucky friend.

Sherry holds a delightful Tossed Nine Patch.

Tonya's been busy making Christmas gifts! 1. for herself!

2. for a friend's baby

3. is an "I Spy" for her nephew.

Sharon made this baby quilt for a friend.

Daughter, Olivia, made this fish for the baby as well.

Rose made this quilt for her grandson. The label is shown below.

Rose made this quilt using all Asian fabrics. The back is shown below.

Karen completed this UFO for her daughter's graduation.

Karen won these blocks at the Fall retreat in 2009.

Linda C.made this baby qult for her great niece.

 
 

 

 
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