She began by reading this article that appeared in Country Woman several years ago.
Then there was a trunk show of quilts and her process of writing labels.
This is Sue's Twelve Days of Christmas quilt.
This was the row quilt that was taught in our 5:30 workshop.
Christmas quilt
Back of quilt. There was a strip of fabric left so it was incorporated in the backing.
Label for Christmas quilt---made using a leftover block.
This quilt was a treasure found buried in a box in a relative's basement.
JoAnn had a photo printed on fabric to use in making a label for this quilt:
More quilts
More labels
After the tutorial there was show and tell:
Dorothy has completed this much of her pumpkin quilt.
Ola finished the snowman table runner she started in class on Saturday.
Jean has finished another wall hanging.
Dena's quilt
Ola brought a quilt that will be raffled at the Hot Springs Village guild.
Sue's quilt-as-you-go quilt.
Linda crocheted covers for hangers
and whipped out this little cutie.
Jill is hand piecing these blocks. Can't wait to see the finished quilt!
Shirley finished a CHristmas tree skirt.
Patti whipped out a couple of Mondo bags and finished an embroidered quilt.
Jane's embroidered blocks.
Barbara's embroidered blocks:
Elongated hexies by Brenda:
Sue's little frog is ready to be appliqued.
And she continues work on her floral applique.
Marge has the borders on her Quilt of Valor. She's making this for her brother who served during the Korean War. He was a P.O.W. for 2 years.
Jan is knitting a baby blanket. She also completed several Mondo bags.
She also makes little matching bonnets.
Judy is also working on an elongated hexi quilt.
As you can see, everyone has been extremely busy and very productive!
Until next time~~~Gwen
