June General Meeting

In June we traditionally have our summer picnic. Once again this year we were lucky enough to meet at the clubhouse at Yacht Cove, which is a beautiful place to enjoy the lake and relax (thanks again Janet).

We enjoyed our usual show and tell, starting with these three from Bev. The first is an english paper pieced hexagon quilt made all from rose fabrics. The second was made with plaids from her stash as well as shirts from the thrift store and is for her grandson. I'm sure he's going to love it.

These two beauties are from Bonney.

Linda has been busy with these three.

Sue always seems to bring in at least three every month. How does she do it?

Lynne has finished another one of her paper pieced quilts. It's just SUPER!!

And finally Joan showed off this very modern looking lap quilt. Love, love, love it! Nice job Joan.

May Show and Tell

Our first quilt was brought in by Teresa and is an example of the beautiful work that she does on her customers quilt tops.

The next three are from Missy, our president. Sorry for the fuzziness on these, my camera gave me some problems that day.

 Sue never disappoints and always has something to show. I believe this is for comfort quilts.

Jan has a dress that she has made for her granddaughter.

Dorothy brought these two beauties to share.

Jolene brought this scrumptious looking ice cream cone quilt.

It looks like Anita had great fun playing with her fabric stash on these two. I think I may have to make a diamonds quilt like this gorgeous one.

Since the general meeting was about doll making, the membership was asked to bring in any dolls they may have to share. These two pictures are samples of those dolls. Lots and lots of talent in this group -- thanks ladies!

April Show and Tell

Anita started us off this month with these two comfort quilts.

This large star quilt belongs to Elizabeth.

Bonnie (left) modeled her quilted jacket and Jan (right) showed off this wonderful lap quilt.

 Mary brought in these five children's quilts for members of her family.

Jean enjoys making these english paper pieced hexagon quilts. The following quilt by Jean is a Disappearing Nine Patch I believe.

 Rosina brought in the comfort quilt on the left and the shy person behind the braid quilt is Beverly. This one was a real showstopper in my humble opinion. It made me want to make one.

Marilyn brought in these two beauties.

 And finally Vicki found this great quilt tucked away in her parents closet.

March Show and Tell

It was nice this month to have a large turnout for show and tell so we could impress our special guest, Kimberly Einmo. I believe that she enjoyed seeing all the talent that our guild has to show. Bonnie started us off with this batik lap quilt. 

Jan shared this beautiful star quilt which is one of my favorite patterns. She did a lovely job on it.

These two scrap quilts were made by Henrietta with a little help from her granddaughter. She had fun finding the part that her granddaughter worked on.

Jolene shared a funny story about her choice of pigs in her quilt, and also shared a small quilt with A Soldier's Creed on it.

Sandra had some hand stitched wool pieces finished from our workshop last month.

Judee turned a simple nine patch into a more flower looking block in these two quilts.

Kitty liked this pattern so much that she also made it twice. They have a very modern flair to them.

Anita has been making baby quilts. The second picture shows her gifts for some triplets (with a spare too!). She just couldn't stop!

And of course our prolific Sue always has a beautiful quilt to share with us. Way to go Sue! Thanks to everyone for all the sharing.