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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.

October 2011

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Karla Alexander encouraged us to think WWGC (What Would Grandma Do?) when we
need help over a bump in our quilting process.

 

A few of Karla's Quilts-Many patterns available in her books or line of patterns.

"Coffee House" table runner

 

"Orderly Chaos"

"Argyle"

"Savannah"

 

October Quilts

Nancy K shares her Ugly Santa Christmas Quilt.

Yvonne B. holds "Hocus Pocus"

Val shares her self protrait made as a small group project.l.

Dana thanks all who contributed blocks for her Halloween Round Robin (2010).

Cora P. enjoyed working on this quilt using a monkey patterned fabric .

Cora received ribbons an rosettes for her quilts at fairs this year. This is a signature quilt in school colors.


Carrie was busy completing UFOs before the fall retreat. Here is her basket quilt .

Carrie calls this one "Estate Sale".

 

Carrie made an I Spy quilt using these wonderful blocks.

 

Finished in time for Halloween, Carrie started this quilt at the 2010 retreat.

Sherry made this pinwheel quilt for donation.

Jo won first place in an Evergreen Guild Challenge. You may recognize the faces of guild members.

Marilynn used bright Kaffe Fasset fabrics for this quilt.

The back of Marilynn's quilt demonstrates the "zipper back" technique (see how the two fabrics interlock)
The tip came to her from another of our members, Barbara D.

Juline B. made this quilt for a Bonnie's Team donation.

Diane C. made this quilt for her teacher daughter, just in time for Halloween!

Anara received 12 small blocks from a friend and made these quilts to be auctioned
for Art Quilt Initiative for Alzheimers.
 

 

 
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