Demo Day 2025

 

Terry McGuire made this Teddy Bear's Picnic mat to go with the book for a basket raffle

Bonnie Dedo finished her "Fusion"  quilt from the class earlier this year- it's reversible!

Elaine Moodie Made tis from a kit. It will be a Christmas gift for family in Michigan.

Elaine machine embroidered this to be a gift for her sister, who loves the highland cows. 

Jennifer Grimsley finished her "Picnic Petals" quilt top- from last month's class.  She said she enjoyed doing it and will make it again!

                                        Elaine Ross finished her Picnic Petals quilt top as well.  

                    Dodie Morrison won this quilt ( I didn't hear where, but isn't she lucky!!!??)

Dee Waldraff is finishing UFOs. These three photos of four quilts are an assortment of Kim Diehl patterns. 

Mary Beth Letson made this from a panel for this super cute barn toy for her grandson

Wendy Wilson made these bags from patterns she bought last month  from our visiting teacher

Carol Mc Nally also won a beautiful quilt at the Avon Presbyterian Church.  It was made by Barb Miller.

Connie Grimsley also finished her picnic petals quilt top.  

Today was Demo Day!

Joann Flynt shared techniques for wool appliqué

Liz Scott shared her techniques for machine binding a quilt.

Carol McNally showed us how to  tie a quilt, using the "hidden tie" method.   

Deb Vosburg showed us the techniques from her award winning Halloween quilt, using techniques from "Crabapple Hill Studio". You can see more here. 

Thanks to our members for giving of their time!!

There was a workshop with Susan Ralyea after the meeting.  I look forward to next month's sow and tell!

In December, we'll have our annual Holiday Party!!  Bring a dish to pass (with a list of ingredients and serving utensils), your own place setting and beverage.

There will also be the December silent auction.  If you have gently used or new items you wish to donate, please contact Jen Grimsley to let her know what you're bringing.