This month's meeting was a look back at quilts from the past. Several ladies signed up to share a quilt or two that came down from their family or that meant something to them. It was a great program and we are looking forward to seeing more legacy quilts in the future.
Here's a quilt that Deanna's Mother worked on...
Bev shared this one
This one was from Lori
Joyce Curtiss showed us this lovely one.
This one was from Diane's family
This came from Daphne's family
A few close-ups
This one was from Martha's Grandmother
This was not a family quilt but Sharon S liked it and just had to have it.
This was a gift from someone that knew Sharon would take care of the quilt.
Here's a picture of the Heart Pillows being delivered to the American Cancer Society. Lots of bags means lots of heart pillows! Thanks for all of your efforts, I know these are very much appreciated!
Now for some show and tell from our members.
Diana took a class to make this quilt tote...
A lot of our ladies took a class on making their self portraits. So cute.
A few things she's been working on
Rita's working on kid quilts
Linda made this cute bag
Deanna's kid quilts
Paddington Bear, anyone remember him????
This is a quilt that will be raffled off. More details to follow.
Burp cloths made from real diapers for the new grandbaby.
A boy quilt
Glenda made this for a customer who's turned into a friend. So cute!
Sharon's T-shirt quilt
A moustache scarf brought back from Italy...
Boneta's working on this hexagon quilt
Another self portrait!
Look at these cameos, very sweet.
Oh my, I love this one. We need a demo on rouching...
Martha's Tree quilt
Martha's next project.
Daphne's self portrait
Some projects from Daphne
Sally's strip quilt.
Our ladies were busy this month. Keep it up girls, you are doing a great job! Next month, we have a special speaker and you don't want to miss out...Be sure and bring your show and tell and let us know what you have been working on. See you next month. Happy stitching!
Great meeting - I love the old quilts, don't you!
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