February 15, 2016, Evening Guild

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 We braved the frigid temperatures...we're such hardy souls...and here's our show and tell. Carolyn did her block of the month and we decided only one point is a little iffy...pretty darn good if you ask me...I challenge you to find it!
 Janice is modelling this gorgeous shrug that Marilyn made for her daughter.. not only is the colour fabulous , the wool is silky soft.
This log cabin in soft pastel shades was made by Marilyn...now she's looking to match some pillow cases to go with it.
 The picture does not do justice to the wonderful blues and yellows ...so very French Provincial...,,made by Marilyn, one busy lady.
A chemo quilt...again by Marilyn...colourful and bright..sure to lift someone's spirits.
This is Carolyn's Chemo quilt.  very masculine and comfy..it has fleece on the back.
This started out as a Chemo quilt but Janice made it a little bigger than necessary and decided she should keep this one and make another.  Can you blame her...it is gorgeous...
 Linda finished her table topper with colours that she doesn't often use.  It's beautiful..such a wonderful sense of colour, that girl.
 Here's is her ironing board and ruler carrier...as usual with Linda, just a little more pizzazz...
 Joanne made some scissor holders...
 and an iron board and ruler carrier.
then she made this skating outfit ...we tried to get Linda to model since she was the only one tiny enough to fit...she said no thank you!
Last but not least, Ruth made herself a great table topper...

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