9/4/25: CCLQ at Deborah’s

 Welcome to the weekly meeting of the Cherry Creek Lane Quilters at Deborah’s. 

Joy kindly reminded Deborah to take a photo of her barn quilt. For information on classes, check out  Alamance Arts.  

Ella shared this lovely fabric brought to her by her grandsons who recently traveled through Wytheville, VA. 

Gayle was happy because she’s going to the beach!  She’s started the green fabric challenge.  


Gayle plans to work on this quilt at the beach…it’s an Art Deco pattern. 

Lynda Mac reported that she’s finished the Hedgehog quilt and she’s been busy basting quilts and has a few ready to be quilted. 


Linda H shared that she has the purple and turquoise blocks to put together.

DeeDee shyly shared this beautiful bunk bed quilt. 

Lovely fabric for the back

Nice quilting by Cynthia Latta

Joy finished a quilt from last week and shared that the Rainbow
Challenge this month is light blue. The Table Scraps challenge is radio or tv. We’re looking forward to see what Joy creates! 

Joy’s beautiful quilt. 

Carol created some whimsical Christmas kitty placemats for the Passmore Bazaar. 

Aren’t these lovely? 

Cute backing fabric.

Carol also made a pretty Noah’s Ark pillow for the bazaar. 

Cheryl has been working on the green fabric challenge.  She may use some scrap fabric.  

Deborah used the Tunneling Triangles quilt design from Jacquie Gering’s book. 

This is the second quilt made with left over fabric from the Storm at Sea quilt. Deborah plans to modify this in some way. 

Until next time, happy creating, making, quilting and sewing!

Alamance Arts

8/28/2025 CCLQ @ Deedee's

Welcome to the Cherry Creek Lane Quilters meeting hosted by Deedee. 

Lynda has some holiday spirit to work on. 

Gayle is going to start on Bright Squares from  Glorious Color by Kaffe.

Linda was inspired by Deborah's Walk 2.0 and got the first book to start with.

Linda shared her collection of Peter Rabit fabrics with Carol who is doing a baby quilt.

Deedee got this wonderful folded potholder/trivet made custom for her by Nina

Cheryl has got her friends Josephine's Knot top put together minus the black and white stripe fabric that just didn't work.

Joy had 

Brit got a new pattern and is very excited to start on it.

Maggie has a swirly table runner almost done and shared the latest donation baby quilt where the squares are done using the "tube" method.

Carol has been in making Holiday table runners for the Passmore Market sale.  And plans to use the "Noah's Arc" (AKA Moses') in a furture childs donation quilt.

  Thats it for now.  

Quote of the day 

"I know what you said ... I have my hearng aids in".

8/21/25: CCLQ at Maggie’s

 Welcome to the Cherry Creek Lane Quilters!  This week quilters met at Maggie’s home.  The weather was perfect for meeting on the back porch.  

DeeDee started the meeting with another fun Christmas table runner for the the Passmore Center Holiday Craft Sale. 

DeeDee’s big reveal was this awesome stuffed skeleton for Harbor.  

DeeDee pondered….”I need a really big box to ship this.”  Maggie just happened to have the right sized box. 

Deborah finished quilting this quilt made of left over fabric from the Storm at Sea project.  She used Jacquie Gering’s “tunneling triangles” to quilt this.  Check out Jacquie’s website here.  She has published two books, Walk and Walk 2.0.  Deborah purchased Walk 2.0 and will be glad to share this book!  Great quilting ideas and instructions. 

Britt recently quilted a quilt for Lynda and attended the NT nights meeting. 

Here’s the beautiful piece Britt worked on for the green fabric challenge. 

Maggie made this adorable donation quilt. Sarah Porrecca quilted it. 

Border ideas? 

Backing of donation quilt. 

Maggie shared this amazing T-shirt quilt that she made for her brother in law. 

Close up

Linda shared that she’s been working on decluttering.  

Candy continues to work on the Broken Herringbone quilt. 

Candy is considering options for finishing this one. 

Britt turned the edges under so we could get a better view. 

Lynda completed this sweet hedgehog quilt. 

Close up

Lynda is working on a pretty donation quilt top using Kaffe fabric. She has enough fabric left over to make another one. 

Carol made this cute circus donation quilt. 

 Back view

Carol created this colorful scrappy donation quilt. 

Carol found this wonderful Peter Rabbit fabric at Spoonflower.  She’s making a baby quilt for her daughter’s friend. 

Complementary Peter Rabbit fabric. 

Maggie shared this wonderful donation quilt…Eliza quilt pattern. 

Back view

Maggie also made this lovely princess quilt. 

Here’s a fun kid’s quilt Maggie made from a panel. 

Back view

Deborah recently went to Lines and Labyrinths at the Center Piece  Gallery in Raleigh. Art quilter Christine Hager-Brown is one of the featured artists in this show. 

The show runs through September 6th! 

Until next time, happy quilting !