Show and Tell

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 Fun little projects... the triangle is a Thread catcher, the hearts are bookmarks...quick and easy to make.  The bookmark instructions can be found at
 Sew Many Ways. You might want to consider following this talented crafter who comes up with amazing ideas.
 It always helps to become up close and personal with your iron...it's the quilter's best friend.
Our quilting ladies....hand quilting on a gorgeous quilt put together by the guild and available for sale when it is all finished...it will be displayed at our quilt show in September..
A black and white beauty that went for raffle in support of  Minor Hockey.  A lucky player has a generous grandmother.
 Table runners in primary colours ...so pretty.
Always time to make a Christmas quilt and this is especially pretty.

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  1. Ce PearsonMarch 11, 2012 at 7:47 PM

    A job well done Gail. All members on-line should be encouraged to visit the site.
    Ce Pearson President SVQG 2011-2012

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  2. BrendaMarch 15, 2012 at 10:20 AM

    What a great blog. This really tells the story of our guild.
    One improvement I recommend in the published title of our guild is that the plural possessive of quilter is quilters' guild rather than quilter's guild. Just an oversight, I'm sure.
    I'm totally inspired by the lovely work members do. The pictures are so colourful. Thanks for doing this, Gail. Brenda Roth

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