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| This week ten quilters met at Linda's house. Linda treated us to delicious gluten free blueberry muffins, coffee, and tea. This week we had a surprise guest...keep reading to find out who! |
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| Ruth S made this lovely baby quilt for her brother's stepson's baby. |
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| Close up of the quilting by Savannah...Ruth's new machine. |
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| Ruth S also shared a new guide book that she made for her new machine. I think Jean recommended that she make this book. Ruth reported that it is a handy thing to do! |
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| This adorable donation quilt for the Animal Rescue Auction was made by Ruth S. |
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| Joanna is almost finished with the Escher inspired donation quilt for NCQS. |
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| Cheryl is binding the quilt that she made for a friend! I looks great Cheryl! |
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| Cheryl used a variety of decorative stitches from her machine. |
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| Candy worked on the QOV today and finished the binding! Yay! |
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| The surprise guest......we were all thrilled that Ella joined us today! |
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| Ruth B finished the assembly of the Twirling in Reverse blocks! Ruth plans to find some reproduction fabrics on our upcoming shop hop. |
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| Ruth B has added some lovely embroidery stitches to her landscape quilt. |
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| Linda made this wonderful quilt for her great niece. |
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| What a cool way to use those extra blocks! |
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| Linda also made this colorful quilt. She will add a border to this. |
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| Here's the pattern Linda used for the above quilt. Linda also plans to use the asymmetrical border idea. |
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| Britt shared a photo of her completed NC Botanical Garden Wildflower Quilt. She delivered the quilt and it's already hanging in the Education Building at the NC Botanical Gardens. |
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| Another close up of Joe-Pye Weed. |
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| Britt also showed her marvelous Bonnie Hunter mystery quilt top! |
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| Deborah showed a photo of her latest quilting project. She made a quilted headboard using Kaufman linen-cotton blend. |
Several quilters enjoyed lunch at Mebane Downtown Table.
Until next week...."We live in a web of ideas, a fabric of our own making." Joseph Chilton Pearse.
Loved seeing your club and the wonderful quilts they are working on
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