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Monday, December 17, 2012

November Happenings

Ok, girls, sorry for the delay. My internet connection was out for a few weeks.  Here's what happened in November!


Here's the mug rugs of the month. This month's theme was prints. These were so cute!






Here's the wonderful Christmas swap blocks.  Love those Dresden plates.



Our guest speaker was Debbe Sheridan. She did a great talk about Wool Dying. Great info! At the top of the page, there is a new tab with the info on wool dying that Debbe passed out at the meeting.  Thank you, Debbe, for the great program and the good information!








Some websites with dye information.



Playing with dye.

Willie was the lucky winner of the raffle quilt that Jackie G. and her friends of the library made.


 Karen and a group of her ladies make these little bags for children in the hospital. If you have any children's print fabrics, she would gladly take them off your hands.


This is a love quilt Diane made for a friend of hers. Jackie G. quilted it.


This is Judy B's quilt she worked on at retreat.


Judy B also worked on this one at retreat.  I love it....


I think this on was Deanna's twist quilt.  (At least that looks like the top of her head!) Please correct me if I'm wrong.


Linda W is still working on her little quilts.  There are 12 quilts in the book and they snap onto an outside quilted frame....




Here's some other sweet things she's been working on.



Linda made a cute purse.


Look at her beautiful Pumpkin quilt.  

Deanna will have to watch Martha really close so she doesn't take this cutey!


A lovely quilt by Deanna



Here's some blocks with texture.  All the blocks can be made and a link for these is in the sidebar under Some Fun and Helpful Tutorials: Textured Sampler Quilt tutorial...






Judy H's beautiful One Block Wonder quilt.

Diana's been busy making Christmas gifts.



Look at this beauty by Nona!



Here's a lovely tablerunner Nona made.



Here's an applique block by Nona, she took a class on this one and I'm sorry to say I don't remember who she said gave the class. I will update the info when I get it.

Here's a Jelly Roll quilt by Sally

Martha made this lovely little quilt for a new niece.  It was quilted by Sandra of Plum Good quilting. She and her daughter came last month and talked to us....





We had some wonderful projects done over the last month.  We are now looking forward to the Christmas season and our Christmas party. Please bring your Christmas quilts for show and tell.  Bring your finished blocks for the Dresden swap and your blocks for the Christmas present quilt to give to the church.  Also, bring a Christmas fat quarter to play Martha's  fat quarter game.  Til next time, happy quilting.



1 comment:

  1. Going to Sew What's is always inspiring - what a great group of talented ladies. Thank you for keeping us posted, Linda.

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