October 8, 2019

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 October is a wonderful month...cool days and
changing leaves....who could ask for more?
Here is Joan's table runner...cute little owls.

It would not surprise me in the least if Joan didn't design this herself...she is one talented lady.










Here's what Patty did all summer...tucked away in a screened in porch with her sewing machine.......Number One!
 Number two.......
Number three...........
and number four...these are prayer quilts and wonderfully done Patty!
This beauty has over 2000 little tiny wedges for the Wee Dresden's ....an heirloom for sure.  It also won a ribbon at the KVQG show for Diana in applique...well deserved!
 Marilyn has her knitting needles out again and brought this soft yarned beanie to show....
 along with another soft and fuzzy yarned scarf or shawl...your choice. Either way they are soft to the touch and oh so cozy...
 Jackie, as well, has been knitting and brought 24 preemie caps to pass in.
Vera reminded us of her unusual crayon colours from last year's challenge...purple, orange and yellow...clever girl got it together in one cute jack-o-lantern!
 Then she showed us this sweet candle mat with blanket stitching...patience, thy name is Vera!
 Marjorie is being a great neighbour again...this sweet quilt is for a little girl that lives close by.  What a nice thing to do.
 Jean brought in a couple of kitchen scarfs (boas)...not sure what they are called but they are certainly practical and save your clothes...especially if you are a cook like me that wipes her hands on whatever is available.










 Then she showed us this beauty that is a wedding gift. Lovely!
Cynthia made this wall hanging for winter as a take with her project while waiting in the hospital. Good thing quilters know things like that to do....
Muriel made this quilt for the daughter of a dear friend that has passed away.  What a lovely keepsake!

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