Showing posts with label january meeting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label january meeting. Show all posts

Monday, 31 January 2011

the last day of January already!

Hi there, I've been having trouble uploading pictures from our last meeting to blogger, so I have uploaded them to an album, and by clicking here, you will be redirected to that album, enjoy!

Tuesday, 25 January 2011

here is some more show and tell from our January meeting, hopefully you're keeping warm, good days to stay inside and get some sewing done!

Dorothy made this pink lemonade baby quilt,


 


Bertha made this hit the spot runner,


 


Anne made this purse, it was a mystery project that 9 gathered for,

 
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Monday, 24 January 2011

baby, it's cold outside...

and here is some show and tell for you to peruse from your computer, where it's hopefully nice and warm!

Peggy Holt made these placemats using a triangular ruler,

 



 

 
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and Doris Kilburn made these sweet dresses,

 

 
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Wednesday, 19 January 2011

here is some show and tell from our January meeting to brighten the dreary day out there...first up is Claire Buck with her Kimono wall hanging,

 


and she also made these pillow shams

 


Jennifer Speedy made this Santa wall hanging

 


as well as this table topper

 
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Monday, 17 January 2011

January meeting

There were 87 of us in attendance at our meeting in January. We were shown a slide show by Florence, of the quilt show in Rhode Island, Gwenda was our narrator, nice job ladies!



 



 




 



Discussed was the workshop on February 19th with Cecile, there is a sign up sheet, and it is a Stack & Whack workshop. This workshop is a chance for you to use fabric that you love but don't know what to do with it. Cecile mentioned that you will need a fabric that has 8 repeats on it, the bigger the repeat the more fabric you'll have to buy but the bigger your quilt will be. Here are some pictures of the Stack & Whack quilts she had on hand to show us, and some examples of fabric choices that are perfect for this type of project,


 



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