Sunday, March 7, 2021

3/4/21 - CCLQ @ ZoomBEE

Welcome to the first March meeting of the Cherry Creek Lane Quilters Bee!!!  This week, Linda H. was our host.  Thank you for keeping today's meeting running smoothly!  We're SEW glad that you are recuperating from your hip surgery.

Group photo...


Another, after Ella and Debbie arrived:



Show and Tell...

Deborah: finished heart quilt.  Thanks to Maggie for the suggestion of spiral quilting with a serpentine stitch.







Maggie: made a cute pin cushion with walnut shells and prairie points. Made two beautiful carpenters star quilts.   Purchased a roll of batting with Candy from Marshall’s Dry Goods. Maggie cut 10 quilt battings yesterday. WooHoo!






Maggie forwarded the following photos for a better look:





Carol: making string quilts to use up scraps.   Made a cute orange and black jacket for grandson who is on a baseball team.






DeeDee: shared a colorful tumbler quilt and working on a UFO of antique kitties. Pulled out her oldest UFO.  DeeDee went to NCAT quilt retreat years ago and now plans to put together a bunch of nine patches from that experience.





Dee Dee forwarded this photo, as the one I got was blurry:



Gayle: Working on a sweet donation quilt with horizontal and vertical blocks. Has a colorful floral border. Started a pattern from Leah Day based on a Dresden Plate pattern. Cutting up fabrics into 10 inch , 5 inch and 2.5 strips. Found a lot of children’s fabric.  Plans to make some kid quilts. Found some embroidery from years ago and plans to make a mug rug from that.








Lynda M: shared a photo of the bright squares quilt so far.  It’s been like playing with color.  Picked up her Chelsea quilt from Britt who beautifully quilted it. Went to Pineapple Fabrics to celebrate Britt’s birthday.  Lynda showed her purchases from Pineapple. Plans to make a Kaffe Fassett Irish Chain quilt.












Candy: shared a lovely Harmony quilt which will be a wall hanging for her dining area.  Plans to make a table runner to match. Made some placemats with left over blocks from the gray and yellow quilt blocks.





Britt:  Enjoyed going to Pineapple Fabrics to celebrate her birthday. Shared some pretty fabrics from Pineapple Fabrics. Made a donation baby quilt and will show next week. Shared a gorgeous  appliqué star burst flower quilt.






Joy: started quarter log cabin quilt for Hands2Help.  Shared a beautiful quilt on her long arm machine. Made a cute black and white pin cushion and a yellow scrap  and red scrap pin cushion.




Ruth B: shared a sample of the twirling quilt to practice working on different quilting ideas.






Ruth S: enjoyed going to Pineapple Fabrics and being with friends. Found some lovely book fabric, children fabric, curtain fabric, binding fabric.  Dropped off some donation quilts at Sarah’s.






Debbie:  Enjoyed going to Pineapple Fabrics.  Making a new quilt for her teacher pins.  Found some teaching related fabrics. Made a lovely heart of hearts art piece with vintage jewelry. Made a lovely modern art piece with two birds for Ella.






Linda H:  was our wonderful hostess along with her faithful co-host kitty.  She is getting around on crutches and will soon begin physical therapy.



Ella:  Enjoyed going to Pineapple and found some lovely fabrics in aqua and orange. Ella said she was inspired by Britt to make a leaf pattern quilt:








Debbie and Ella are having SEW much fun:



Discussion about the upcoming Faces Workshop on Mar. 13th. DeeDee and Joy sent out instructions and patterns for getting started.  Please print out the facial features that you would like to use in your composition.  Doing so prior to next week's workshop will help the class time be a more valuable experience.

Alex's Faces QAL video LINKS...

Class One - The Background
Class Two - The Base of the Face
Class Three - Customize the Face
Class Four - Sewing it all Down
Class Five - Quilting the Face
Class Six - A Wonky Quilt Facing

Editor's Note...

I'm happy to have Deborah back from the beach!!!  Her collaborative effort (providing meeting notes) makes our blog posts SEW much richer and more detailed than one person could express doing both jobs at once.

To add to the Faces idea....

Project QUILTING LINK

Until next time...
QUILT happy!!!

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