December 5, 2023 Lunch at All Seasons Inn and Restaurant

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 Guild members and a guest enjoyed their time chatting, having lunch and viewing Show and Tell




Show and Tell

Kelly D made a backpack.




Joanne H brought her black and white creation and her Mondo Bag





Next was Beth A with a bag, placemats, mug rugs, oven mitts that are connected together 




Linda B was sewing with black and white too. She also has completed a  Mondo Bag



Judy S made these whimsical snowmen. 


Judy H made a Christmas Tree hanging  



Marlene O has made a gift for the Granddaughter of a neighbor



Agathe K created placemats that are perfect for the season



Debbie F has a stocking for her granddaughter to hang



Jackie J showed her folded tree napkins, hot pad and hanging towels which have a unique construction




Joyce B's seasonal wall hanging was constructed in 2004



Margaret M has a snowman pillow to show



Brenda S received a charm pack and has turned it into this quilt
that totally hid the maker



Cathy K has a finished New York Beauty project. She made a chandelier quilt and  credit was given to Agathe K. for the quilting



Diane B completed her New York Beauty project too. The embroidery on her pillow was done using Cathy K.'s embroidery sewing machine




Vera T's poinsettia  project is from 2014. She altered the poinsettia motif and is happy with the result. This is  a hand quilted project.




Gail R completed a baby quilt by tying it. 



Jane K made a seasonal insulated table topper.


Sharon R had a no-sew project. Scandinavian folded stars to be used as tree ornaments

            



Jean T showed her completed baby quilt with hand embroidery. This was made for a Great grandchild. Next was a small seasonal project



   


Joanne G's snowman was shown in memory of her sister Barb who created the project for each of her siblings. Joanne re-enacted the construction starting with a tomato cage and ending with a toque and scarf.







Lauretta D is displaying a tree skirt she made



Diane G brought along a wall hanging



Cynthia V wasn't able to gift this quilt to the intended recipient but a mother and daughter at Transition House are sure to cherish it. So cozy with a flannel backing





Renate B has a completed Hunter's Star pillow





At the completion of show and tell Jackie J presented a quilt to guest
Gillian J








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