Quilt Celebrations for March 22, 2015!

We had a couple of show-and-tells last night, as well as celebrations!

Susy brought her Hunter's Star to show before quilting it.  She also said that the Block Magazine pattern was not the easiest to use.  Forewarned is forearmed!

It's still beautiful, Susy!

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Ruth brought a patriotic top to show that she worked on during the retreat she attended recently.

Lots of fun details, Ruth.  Nice job!

She also shared an Amish-type quilt she made from a $5 block club.

Beautiful, Ruth!

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Connie shared the quilt she made for her grandson, Will, for his 10th birthday. She hid 10 "Wills" in the quilting!

What fun, Connie!

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Deborah made this cute summer spread from fabric she found in the Country Store during the quilt show.  It's for her niece and nephew for a wedding gift.  He works in the film industry in Hollywood!

Great job, Deborah!

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Cynthia brought her lovely 4-patch exchange quilt.  As you can see, she used them as the centers for bear-paw blocks.  Isn't it amazing?

Absolutely beautiful, Cynthia!

Happy Quilting!!

Quilt Celebrations - January 12th

Breigh joined us again and shared these darling mug-mats / coasters.  She and her mom made them together, each completing two steps.  I'm sorry I didn't get a picture of her!

Beautiful, Breigh!

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Cynthia brought her Dresden Plate to celebrate.

It has a lot of family history in it.

Wonderful, Cynthia!

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Susy made a tank cover for Carolann.

It's her own design.  Isn't it cute?

Very fun, Susy!

Happy Quilting!

May 20th and 27th Quilt Celebrations!

I never got to posting last week's quilt celebration, so it's a "Two-Fer" this time!

Last week I celebrated my "Diamond Little." 

It's the first in a series (I hope!) of little quilts.

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This week, we got to see Marla's last graduation quilt,

made for her youngest grandson.

It's just beautiful.

And a table runner also.

Beautiful, Marla!

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And Marylu brought her first graduation quilt, 

made for her oldest grandson in Hawaii!

There were lots of comments about how much it looks like Hawaii.

Lovely, Marylu!

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And then, after many had already left, Cynthia Wallace showed us her 

almost-finished quilt for her three-year-old granddaughter,

to whom she'll be giving it later this week!

So pretty, Cynthia!

Happy Quilting!