November 18, 2014

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Gillian is making aprons to be sent off to Uganda...what a generous lady!
 Lillian did her Block of the Month from last year in gorgeous jewel tones.  Great Job, Lilliane!
 She also made this wonderful table topper of Santa's Helpers.
 Love this little owl wall hanging. The music sheets are 3D and have Silent NIght in English on two of them and one has it in French...bi-lingual owls..
Susan did some more applique, pattern found in Quiltmaker magazine.
This is another quilt she made from Quiltmaker magazine...wonder if she has a subscription???
Marlene is trying to use up her Christmas fabrics....wonder if she knows they multiply when you cut them up for scrappy quilts.

The following three pictures are of the other toppers she made.



 If you are wondering, this is not Catness Everdin from the Hunger Games...it is Judy in her crocheted Catness sweater.
 Jean got to work and make Chemo caps....a lot of them... in flannel, fleece and cotton.  She also made some drain bags...they will all get used.

Vivian got her Christmas Broken Star done..looks great!
 and here are some of the Chemo caps she made in fleece.
Here's  her reversible vest ......

matches her outfit and looks great.
 Ethel made this sweet pillow
and some pillow cases (with Chick-a-dees on them).
Renate made this apron to go along with the ones that Gilliane is sending off to Uganda....

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