Also, a big thank you to all our members who have stepped up to help with block of the month challenges, donations of blocks, design of charity quilts, and technique sharing, among other things. Everyone plays a part in making this group what it is.
Thanks to all the members who chime in on Facebook from afar with ideas and quilts, and also to those who show up to meetings and share their process and quilts with us up close.
There is a lot to be thankful for and on Dec. 10th we get to celebrate this great group of people and their creativity. There will be munchies as usual, so if you haven't seen the sign up sheet, you can head on over to Facebook (November 29th post by Michelle) to sign up to bring something.
Everyone is also invited to bring along a gallon sized bag (or two) full of scraps for a swap. It is a great way to get rid of fabrics you're tired of and to challenge yourself with different fabrics.
Last but not least, don't forget to bring your check or cash for $50 to renew your membership. Let's enjoy another year of quilty goodness together.
Gail explains the next block of the month-Negative Space in a Log Cabin.
Maybeth shares how her monthly blocks came together. Can you find the dog, dancing chickens, and queen?
Christine pieced together this "Legend" quilt.
The quilt was for a daughter's friend. If you look closely,
the animals look like they have been boxed in with the quilting.
the animals look like they have been boxed in with the quilting.
Terrie displayed her Connecticut pride.
Terrie used the fabrics from our dying workshop with Richard Killeaney
to construct Sherri's Dragonfly Quilt.
Sis Boom named some fabrics after Terrie. How cool is that!
Parthena finished off a charity block for the NICU.
Here is the back.
Rebecca made waves with this pattern which has been accepted for publication.
A quick peek of the back
Rebecca displayed another pattern.
Barbara showed us her I Spy Quilts.
She exhibited her quilting as well.
Jeremy told the story of how this quilt was made and quilted by his six year old son.
Jeremy explained his inspiration for the "broken glass pane" look on his quilt.
What a fun green on the back!
Barbara's math theme quilt needed some advice with making fabric rise Trapunto style.
Michelle debated categories to enter the quilt under at Quiltcon with advice from the group.
Gail assembled a special wallet for attending quilting events. The areas for storing ribbons are a plus.
Gail constructed this bag to tote all your quilting essentials, especially a mat.
She created this beautiful butterfly out of shot silk.
