A meeting before the Quilt show.

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 Here we are finalizing all the many details for the up coming quilt show.  Once we got that out of the way it was show and tell.  Here's Carolyn peeping out over her "Oh Canada" quilt.  Incredible how different and wonderful each one is.
 Vivian is always doing something and it all turns out so well. Here is her fabulous wall hanging with its lame star in the "O" .  Great job, Vivian, as usual....
 Jackie is amazing...show that girl something and away she goes.  Look at this wonderful rooster she put together with fabric...he is behind glass and will be at the quilt show.
And because she is always helping out and often needs an apron she made herself one  Sure do like it...
 Melda tried her hand at prairie points on this terrific pinwheel baby quilt . Way to go, Melda, it looks soft and cozy with those pastel shades.
 Judy got this really neat laundry bag at a yard sale and uses it to transport quilty things.....
 like this advent calendar she made. You can see some of the ornaments on the table. Wonder who that one is for???
Ann knit up this incredibly warm wool sweater for days when she is four wheeling and the wind is a little chilly. She got the yarn on our trip over to PEI. No chilblains for Ann.
 Judy and Cynthia got to go to a retreat and came back with these amazing projects.  A weaving technique with some 3D flowers. Something entirely different and unique to the world of quilting.
Gillian brought in some more of those little baby caps...booties and a sweater...hand knit and  precious.
Marilyn got her disappearing nine patch back from Agathe , who machine quilted it for her.  All ready for the quilt show, right Marilyn???  Judy said you can glue the binding on!

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