Tuesday, October 25, 2016

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Bea has been busy...here are some pillowcases she made with gorgeous flowered fabric.,,,
 and a sweet table runner, all Christmas-y and bright..
Ever practical, Leigh used this left over strip of Celtic work she had done for something else and turned it into a wall hanging.
 Now this was interesting, she brought in the fabric she used in her folded fabric candle mat to show just how unique it would turn out with different aspects of the fabric.
This is another folded technique...just a little different with a curve instead of straight sides..love the leafy look of it.
 Judith made his and hers pillowcases.
and showed her block of the  month squares..the first in the row by row quilt.
 Sandra has been doing some needle felting and brought in this little chick-a-dee for us to admire...so cute and life like.
Marlene is hiding behind this bright and cheerful chemo quit she made.
 Here's Marilyn with two stockings made for friends for Christmas...wonder if they plan to fill them up?
 and here is another bright and cheerful chemo quilt that Marilyn made and the SVQG quilters quilted for her.
She's getting ready for a craft sale and showed us the mug rugs she made...along with
stacks of Christmas placemats.
 Muriel has been indulging her inner child but using the excuse these great tree ornaments are for her grand children. Either way, they are darn cute!
Along with Grandma Vera making a pillow case for a special grand son.

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