Thursday, 4 September 2025

THE ELM CITY QUILTERS GUILD - FREDERICTON, NEW BRUNSWICK
September, 2025

Last night was our season opener and what fun it was! Current and upcoming events were shared. Our 30th year is going to be busy and exciting. Sure hope lots of old members return and new quilters join us to celebrate. Last night had a return visit from two founding members, lots of stories, binders full of photos from the past and a celebratory cake. Following are photos from our evening and our Show & Tell.





Willa McLean & Anitra Gamble (two of the guild's funding members) joined Christine who is also a founding member for a little history and funny stories



Yes, it was good!



Let the refreshments start! Anitra, Christine & Willa



Gretchen presented a sample block for our raffle quilt for next spring's show





Cecile G. built up her panel with log cabins, flying geese and stars.


Cecile finished this quilt from donated blocks and will be donating to the IWK


 



June G. brought us her flannel rag quilt as well as...




June's Quilt As You Go, and ....





June's big quilt she recently completed.





Dorothy completed sewing and quilting her Quilt Along from last year.




Jennie S. has her construction project completed for a little guy who loves orange. She quilted it herself.



Betty V. spent her summer dabbling in a number of different types of projects. First up - birch trees using different techniques to make the trees.




Betty's wall hangings including applique and embroidery




Betty also made a series of bags. A raised bee and flowers of yarn added to a floral background





Betty's paper pieced bird on a bag




Betty's floral applique bags




Catherine C. brought us her charm pack quilt, as well as...




Catherine's Tilda fabric birds which will be a wedding gift later this month.




Christine B. went to sneaker class and claims they sure are comfy. Kaffe Fasset fabric.




Christine also made a purse to match her sneakers.




Gloria P. showed her queen size quilt from the "Urban Vibes" fabric line made for her daughter.




Joyce N. brought her "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof", another of Joyce's original creations.




The back of Joyce's quilt - Christmas themed





Susan M. brought our attention to a hanging that was from the early days when the members were given the cut outs to make their own hanging.


 

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