October Meetings 2016

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Monday evening and Wendy puts us all to shame with how prolific she is.  Here she is modelling the rainbow shawl she made for her DH .....
and it is reversible.  Well done Wendy!
This is her roaring waves...the project for September...Hers is all ready to be quilted.  She made great colour choices as they really pop and show the waves the way they should be.
 This is Marilyn's Magic Eight project...the October project...how to make eight half square triangles in one go.  Can make a quilt or a table runner or whatever you want ...a fast and easy way to make HST's.
The nimble fingers of the morning quilters finished this Chemo quilt in the morning.  This one belongs to Marilyn and she will finish the binding...isn't it bright and cheerful?
 Ethel got the fabric for this nine patch a while ago and in between her road running and other projects she finished this comfort quilt top and even got the binding prepared...now the ladies will hand quilt it.
This sweet quilt is for a grand daughter that showed amazing patience for it to be finished. Grammy took it off her bed to bring it to show and tell and we're glad she did.
 Ethel has been communicating with a pen pal for a long time and she gets these amazing gifts from her.  This sweet quilt is an homage to friendship.
Jacqui made some more folded wreaths...these are a commission for someone that wanted a fall theme. Wonder just how many of these she has made.
 Vera has a grand son in Red Deer Alberta that will be getting this hockey quilt..the border fabric even has hockey pucks. Definitely a boy's quilt....
Just look at this, star points perfect  on a table topper and two place mats...this lady is 99 years old and just like the energizer bunny she keep on going.  Amazing!
 Judith is teaching some friends to quilt and this is one of the techniques she taught...quick and easy and  an encouragement to continue...
Joan downloaded a  pattern for layer cakes and enjoyed making this quilt...sure is pretty.
 This is Renate's version of the roaring waves..it is backed with fuzzy fleece...warm and cozy for certain.
Muriel is still Smitten with Mittens and used the fabric that looked like knitting for her mittens this time.  Works for me.

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