April 17, 2018

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 Today is program day and the ladies turned out in force.  Considering the fact that it was an intricate pattern , it sure was nice to see.  Here's Ann showing Gail just how it is being created.
 Judith is seriously working and very focused...I guess that is why she gets so many involved and gorgeous things done.
 Helen said she's taken this apart and redone it a couple of times to get it just right. Don't fret, Helen, it will be just great.
 Evelyn is getting to the last stage....
 Elsie did enough for the morning and no doubt will bring it in all finished next meeting.
 Sandra is getting there....almost ready for the next step.
 Kaye is enjoying the process and we'll see her finished project next time.
Now for show and tell. This sweet wall hanging is the row by row from last year (Fabric Cupboard's pattern). Love the buttons!
 Susan is back in her comfort zone with co-ordinating colours and in her favourite fabric colours.
Leigh started this last spring and finished it this spring....sure fits the season...so bright and perky.  Personal choice here...love white backgrounds...clean, fresh and pretty.
 Evelyn showed us her progress to date.
Now this masterpiece is by Vera....we fully expect to see a ribbon dangling from this stunning quilt at our quilt show in September. It is hand appliqued, embroidered and quilted. So well done!
 Judith likes the Three Dudes and the Missouri Quilt Co.'s adaption so she did this as well.
A class from Karen Neary on wonky lines produced these placemats.
Now this is an interrupted panel I can get on board with...looks like a view out on a snowy winter day at the farm. Since that is what it is supposed to be Judith was more than successful.

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