Again we have cold snowy monday mornings! Oh well, we know where we live.
Joan Baldwin took photos for me as I was in beautiful Newfoundland and missed this meeting. Lots of Show and Tell though, so I will get on with it. THANK YOU Joan!
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| This twister quilt was quilted by Marie Lockhart after being made by Simone Baglole. |
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| Two striped shams to go with the lovely quilt below |
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| Log Cabin quilt made by Simone and quilted by Gwenda Mattinson |
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| Marie Lockhart shows us her table-topper |
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| And Marie is showing her rectangular tablecloth. |
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| Jennifer Speedy with her 2 bed runners, such a great idea Jennifer! |
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| Brave woman, Ulrica Healy, has done a whole Cathedral Window quilt with a technique taught by Cathy Hachey. |
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| Peek a boo-Sandra Day showing her WinterWonderland wallhanging! |
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| Bertha Mazerolle showing her shopping bag, |
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| Bertha's striking Crossroad quilt from Cecile Grant's workshop... |
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| ...and Bertha shows off her beautiful scarf, taught by Gwenda Mattinson. |
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| Our Donation I Spy quilt is FINISHED!! |
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| ISN"T it GORGEOUS??? Thank you especially to Gail Mitchell and her team! And a special thank you to Gwenda and Eugene Mattinson for quilting this quilt for us. |
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| Lovely label. |
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| Don and Ann holding their Winter Scene Quilt |
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| Look at the Doggies, Ann and Don Coles |
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| Don and Ann with their bear Quilt |
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| and their Moose Quilt! |
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| Gwenda showing her Valentine's tabletopper. |
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| Gwenda Mattinson's Aurora Borealis -wonderful interpretation Gwenda! from hand-dyed fabric Gwenda made in a class by Juliet Nowlan |
Ahh, Thanks for all the pictures. Love the scarf!! And the I spy Quilt looks wonderful. Can't wait to see it up in the school. It's cool here in Florida this week :( A mere 20 degrees today. Love the quilt produced from Cecile's workshop.
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