6/5/2025 CCLQ @ Passmore hosted by Ella

 Welcome to this weeks meeting of the Cherry Creek Lane Quilters (ie. Weekly NT).  Ella hosted the group at the Passmore Senior Center. 

Linda started us off showing her latest shopping stash.  As she needed a break from the purple and turquoise complex blocks she is doing for her next quilt.

Maggie showed what she did with the Panel that Deborah gave her.  Group agreed another color than red would work for the binding.  Also showed a donation Hot Pink Kitties quilt that she machine sewed the binding on.  

Deedee has a new hat band on her beloved straw hat.  The scrap fabrics and the rose’s embellishment were repurposed gifts from other quilters but it just looks wonderful on this hat.  She also did some shopping and got a panel to make a stuffed Halloween Skeleton and a new Eliza pattern.  Finally she showed a donation top that is not one of her favorites but will be for someone.

Candy showed us this lovely panel and asked for suggestion on how to re-arrange it.

Ruth is done with the Round Robin and is donating it for someone else to enjoy.

Deborah had a busy week but no show.

Gayle is working on the next fellowship quilt.

Lynda had fun doing some free motion quilting over the weekend.  Stay tuned for he results.

Ella is doing some deep dive into boxes that have been in storage since she moved.  She had a few goodies to give away (sorry no pic) and showed us all this lovely christmas tree that was a challenge from the NT Years Past.  I believe the embroidered tree was from Jean Fettermen, and Ella added all the photo blocks around it.  Blast from the Past.

That's all from the Quilters for this week.

  

Here are some of the plants and flowers at the back entrance.

5/29/25: CCLQ at Cheryl’s

 Welcome to the weekly meeting of the Cherry Creek Lane Quilters.  This week the group met at Cheryl K’s home.  

Cheryl’s beautiful tree quilt is displayed in her kitchen! 

Maggie finished her marvelous Mondo Bag.  The inside has several pockets and hooks for keys.  

Maggie sewed this beautiful scrappy bunk bed quilt. The tiny nine patch blocks and the one inch block border really make this quilt sizzle! 

Maggie purchased a quilt kit at the DOQ silent auction. She completed this adorable “Twelve Days of Froggy’s Christmas” quilt. 

Close up

Lynda finished this beautiful Peacock quilt. 

Ella showed these nifty nautical flag banners, one for each grandson. 

Linda H completed the stunning purple quilt top.  Linda is also working on the more complicated aqua and purple blocks for the next quilt. 

Joy made this lovely Rainbow Scrap challenge quilt. The color for this month was green and the challenge was “fresh cut grass.” 

Close up of grassy quilting 

Deborah brought Maggie this village panel with roads that will be perfect for Match Box cars. 

Gayle completed this race track quilt for a little one in the Fellowship Group. 

Ruth B enjoyed the fun and discussed her upcoming plans. 

Cheryl finished the new quilt for her grandson. 

This is the back view so the group decided it was a reversible quilt. 

Cheryl also shared this amazing king size Josephine’s Knot quilt which she made for a friend. 

Britt did an excellent job of quilting this one!

DeeDee used some of her floral fabric to begin making a headband for a hat. 

DeeDee also shared this wonderful scrappy donation quilt. She plans to add four more rows. 

Candy is back from traveling and has started working on the green quilt challenge from Maggie. 

Until next time, happy quilting! 

5/22/25 CCLQ @ Lynda's

 

Welcome to the Cherry Creek Lane Quilters weekly meeting where the Bee's are buzzing around the blooms in Lynda's wonderful garden.

Deedee's show was on her phone.  She is working on some rail blocks and a pillow in pink and florals

Deborah has a tote finished and almost ready for gifting.  The quilting before construction was a bit problematic with the bulk of the french seams.  The the end result is striking the solids go so well with the focus fabric.

Maggie has the 3rd and final black-n-white eye spy donation done. 

Gayle completed the black-n-brown Dad's quilt in time for the Fellowship meeting so that the whole Family could receive their personalized quilts.

 

Linda has the 18" blocks together and is very happy with the decision to stop at 12 and not the original plan of 20 blocks.

Lynda's big show was a grand tour of the gardens.  She is going to be quilting this coming holiday weekend so we hope to see the results next week.

That's all the buzz for this week.