Our meeting to start off our new year was short and well attended!
A new item brought up was our "New to You" table that will be available at each meeting. The idea is members will bring in quilting items that they no longer want or will use and members will take home what they DO want. One man's 'don't wants' are another man's treasure, right?
Joanne G, CMQG secretary, read the minutes of December's meeting. Joan B, CMQG Coordinator, addressed recent queries. Our workshop committee member Linda W, addressed the group with February's project of a lovely pillow cover. with samples. Following Show &Tell , a short workshop on paper Piecing was given by Jennifer S and people continued to sew for the day.
Show and Tell
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| Joyce N has been busy wit her gorgeous machine quilting! |
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| Note the machine quilting on this baskets wallhanging |
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| Beautiful colour way quilt (learn more in her Scrap Class at The VILLE) |
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| Linda P shows us her 2nd Funky Chicken quilt. |
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| See the cute chickens? |
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| Stunning Canada 150 wallhanging made by Betty Ann E. |
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| Colourful bali "in the hoop" wallhanging made byMarilyn McK! |
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| Close up of the stunning work and fabric choices. |
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| Rail Fence quilt that was made and Lisette .... |
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| and impressively machine quilted by Lisette as well. |
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| Jennifer S's BOM block |
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| New folded quilting technique tried successfully by Jennifer |
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| Jennifer's needle turned Hawaii turtle pattern |
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| up close! |
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| Jennifer's annual quilt for Breast cancer |
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| backed with basketball fabric! |
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| Perfect idea for grandnieces pillowcases by Othella |
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| and...grandnephews! |
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| New western grand baby quilt by Grandmother Carol M |
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| Carol's tree skirt in the making |
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| Beverly M. made this for her Boston cheering husband |
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| up close |
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| Hopscotch quilt by Connie reminding us to check out the new stock at Christmas Crab Quiltery |
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| Don C finished his miniature Around the World. |
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| Don is working on this beautiful Quilt of Valour! |
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| Cose up of some of the available Canadian fabric. |
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