This week's group photo from Jean:
It was suggested that we all wear MASKS for our next photo!! LOL!
Show and Tell...
Ruth's strategy was calling on people as they appeared on her screen:
Maggie shared her latest block. If you zoom in, you might be able to see the (subtle) pieced star in the center:
She made the additional blocks from last week and changed direction. Added a border with a few partial blocks on black:
Here's a broader view of Maggie's completed quilt top:
Jean reacts to...
... Candy sharing a photo of the selfie her Family House friend took wearing the mask that she made specifically with him in mind:
She told us that she has made about 90 masks:
... And found a coordinating print:
This is the somewhat less than successful block Ella made:
... And Britt offered suggestions:
Jean reported that she has made 200 masks and...
She's using T-shirt "yarn" for the ties:
Contact Cheryl K., if you would like to learn how to make some:
She also showed us the wall hanging she's working on:
Cheryl's table cloth with a pieced border:
Here is a better look at the bird fabric:
As she's made 40 masks, Britt shared tips for making the nose wires that some patterns require for face masks...
... Including the "hack" for using a box of jumbo paper clips and wire cutters, but I wasn't fast enough to get a photo:
Dee Dee has this rainbow beauty on her roll-out design wall...
... And this Storm at Sea on her stationary design wall. Keep scrolling down the post for a better look at both of these:
Dee Dee shared a photo of her Charleston Azalea in full bloom:
Dee Dee is loving the play of light afforded by her new garden structure:
Dee Dee has made good use of the Christmas gift that Deborah made for each of us. It helps keep small block parts together:
Someone inquired about the paper pinned to each fabric set. Dee Dee showed the folded pattern for her paper piecing:
Joanna shared this block made playing with scraps...
... Stonehenge, of course:
Gayle looks on, as...
... Joanna showed a set...
... of blocks...
... Made from...
This closer view show how she manages to keep everything in the proper position on the design wall... Post-it notes:
Gayle brought out the Sulky product that she uses:
Ruth S. cleaned out closets and has bags and bags of stuff for Durham Rescue Mission. She made masks for her family and shared the Disappearing 4-Patch...
... That she made and suggested that we all might like to make them for a group donation quilt:
Deborah shared the sweet thank you note that she received from her grandson for the Bunnies that she made and sent for Easter:
Joy is on the other side of the camera:
... And demonstrated how to wear the "halter-type" face mask:
It fits really well when using a nose wire:
Virtual Additions...
Dee Dee sent photos of her roll-down design wall:
Her stationary design wall:
And a look at how she keeps all those little pieces in order:
Joy shared her "Fabric Test" mug rugs for her niece...
... Along with this week's Project QUILTING Q.2 challenge:
She also showed the beginning of her Monday Mini:
Pattern Links...
Deborah's Disappearing Hourglass from MSQC.
Ella's D4P from a tutorial from Shabby Fabrics.
There is a similar tutorial from What Comes Next? blog. Ruth S. mentioned that everyone could make them in GREEN and another color (she suggested yellow) to contribute to a group donation quilt (or two!) depending on how many blocks we get.
Here is the block Ella shared the last time we were together, in person, at Deboroah's house last month:
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| Ella suggested that we have a sew day to make some quilts using this pattern. |
Photo outtakes:
Please contact the editor, if any email or texted photos were not included in this post!! My sincere apologies, in advance.
QUILT healthy!!
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