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You have to get close to see the sun and moon Martha Lorshbaugh quilted into this piece of fabric Ice-dyed by Mary Kozub |
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Martha made herself a pocket necklace |
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And a case for her tablet computer |
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Kathy Belluscio got a lot finished while recovering from knee surgery. |
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Kathy did some applique |
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And even some hand quilting! |
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Mary Elloen Casey finished the project she started in a class with Esterita Austin |
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Terry McGuire made a "Lasagna" quilt. |
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Barb Brady has also been busy- a wool felt runner, |
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A little snowman quilt, |
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The sweetest little banner, |
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Stockings hung by the chimney with care, |
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And a mini quilt. |
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Donna Tomski got the binding on her Christmas quilt, which was cozy to sleep under even without the binding! |
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Ann Renica made a couple of lap quilts. This was an adaptation of the "Jelly Roll Race" quilt. |
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Ann's second lap quilt, using fabric she got at the flea market in January. |
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Elaine Ross tried some "Sashiko" quilting. |
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Elaine calls this piece, "Really, I went to Bermuda" (you have to see the fabulous quilting on this one up close, too!) |
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The back of Elaine's quilt. |
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New member Dawn Piazza shows off her bright beauty- made completely by hand! |
The winners of the "
Challenge", based on member ballots, were also announced at the January meeting. Congratulations to:
First Place: Karen Frutiger
Second Place: Kathi Everett
Third Place: Mary Kozub
Creativity/ Originality: Beth Anderson
Use of Color: Connie Grimsley
Applique: Susan Rathbun
Hand Quilting: Kate Martin
Machine Quilting: Martha Lorshbaugh
The March meeting will be a work session to finish up some Community Service quilts. Check your newsletter for more information!
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