Wednesday, June 7, 2017

Year End, June 2017

 Here we are, all starvin' and just itchin' to get at the wonderful buffet that the Timberland provided for our year end banquet. It was a wonderful meal, with lots of variety in food and flavor. It was home cooked and fabulous.
Leigh started off show and tell with her version of the block of the month row by row.  Love the colours she chose and the way she put the border together.
Joyce made this gorgeous broken star from a kit and perfected her skills ..so soft and beautiful.
 Martha got into wool felting and made this purse...ever practical as one could be, she found curtain rings to be perfect use for the strapping...smart cookie!
Jeannie struggled with this log cabin at the villa but once she got at it by herself without all the distractions it all came together....looking great!
 Marilyn just got this Delectable Mountains back from Agathe and it turned out perfectly.  It's one of the projects the "Ladies of the Evening" will be working on next year for those of you interested in making one.
Helen loves making wallets and gets many requests for one...including this one...her 28th!
 Beth found this amazing fabric and put together an Attic Window wall hanging . She chose the absolutely perfect  fabrics to enhance it.  Well done, girl!
Judy got into the spirit of the 150th anniversary and made this mini quilt. She said it was a freebie pattern on line.  Atta Girl!
 Vera showed us her fascination with red and white and decided it , too , would be her homage to the 150th Anniversary.  Nothing like a simple design to end up being stunning.

JoAnne is all excited , she got to make this project bag at the Villa Madonna and uses it regularly. So practical and pretty...


Then , she showed us her own design for a maple leaf using the delectable mountain technique that Marilyn showed her. She's a clever, clever woman!
 Her sister, Jean knit this beautiful sweater...you cannot see the cables in the yoke but they are there and fabulous.
This beauty is a Friendship star that Jean made at the Villa this year. Black and White and red all over.  Sure works for me.
 Pat brought in the Dresden plates she was working on at the Villa...both machine piecing and hand applique...you go, girl!
 Joan made this hockey quilt for a fund raiser for her grandson.  She tells us that the hockey players are both male and female...Politically correct and fun..who could ask for more?
This beauty is also Joans and she informed us that although the instructions said easy, she begged to differ...good thing she knew what she was doing 'cause it turned out excellently.
Renate brought in her Squares n Motion. It's backed with minke and  comfy cozy.
 Jacqui got into the bowl making and made this really neat bowl with a topper to it.
This was her first attempt and it turned out just great.
 She called this one Achy Breaky heart and is made to be given away...lucky recipient.
She told us the name of this one and asked for help in the finishing touches.  When she showed us what she thought she would like to do we all agreed she didn't our help at all, she had the right idea.

Another year coming to an end for the summer. I don't know about you, but I quilt all year. It is still my greatest passion...some would say obsession.  See you in the fall!

1 comment:

  1. Hello , quilters. On behalf of my mother, Dot Philpott, I would like to thank you for the lovely card you sent her for her 100th birthday. She was very pleased. It was a good day with lots of food, family and beautiful flowers. It meant a lot to her to be remembered by you. Thanks again.

    Jill (Philpott) Summers

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