Welcome to the Cherry Creek Lane Quilters weekly meeting. Ella hosted the group of seven where a lot of stories and laughter were had.
Deedee was gifting some stabilizer to Deborah but it seemed she wanted to play tug of war instead.
Next she showed off some crow fabric from Passmore that is perfect for her love of Crows.
Cautionary tale about using the wrong marking chalk/pencil on this lovely baby quilt. It really only shows up on the darker brown fabric. It could be thought of as a design of the fabric.
Start of her next project is to use a bunch of 3.5" squares she got from Ruth as she downsized her stash before the move to Virginia. We Miss YOU Ruthie. You'll see these blocks again as the project progresses.
Deborah showed us her progress of a Carpenter Star Queen size quilt she is making with wonderful Stonehenge jewel tone fabrics. This is for her Nephew's upcoming wedding (lucky couple).
Candy came with a full tote and left with an empty tote and a big smile. She had a rayon fabric kit to make an infinity scarf that Deborah will have to model when it's completed. And Ella received a fleecy warm and white jacket.
Ella is sitting with the prettiest back drop quilt. Those geese look like they are headed for the sky.
Linda was sporting a new tote bag she won as a "door prize" from her BTS fan group meeting. The BT21 logo was interesting so google supplied the answer: BT21's name combines "BT" from the group BTS and "21" from the 21st century, symbolizing the group's desire to represent the present and endure long-term, leaving a lasting mark on time. The characters were created in collaboration with the messaging app's company, LINE Friends, with each BTS member contributing to the design and personality of their respective characters.
Linda shared some new
Boho blanket patterns she got and immediately lended the "Window to Paradise" to Candy for a possible solution to her problem finishing the "braid" quilt that isn't working out as the pattern instructed.
Maggie showed Chery's bound finished donation quilt that came out very cute and will be sure to make any small girl a Princes
Next she showed 2 of her donation baby quilts that just need the binding before handing in.
Noah's Arc and animals is ready for the Holiday Market Sales at the Passmore Senior Center scheduled for Nov 22nd.
Carol is finishing up this super sweet Peter Rabit quilt that is for one of her daughter-in-laws bridesmaid who is expecting very soon. Spoonflower had the Peter Rabit block centers and other fabrics were supplied from Linda's stash of fabric.
It was such a pleasure to get a private tour with Marga explaining the design inspirations and history of just about every quilt hanging. And she even turned over the quilts so we could see the variety of piecing she does on the backs. I do hope the link still works after the 30th so you can all see close up the all her quilts.
