I wanted our show and tell to stand alone, rather than being a footnote in the post about Linda M Poole. So, for those who may have missed the meeting, here's what our members were working on last month.
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| Jenny Grimsley gave both wet and dry cyanotype printing a try. |
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| Mary Ellen Casey took a class on silk painting |
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| Elaine Ross made this using a picture she created for her photography class. |
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| Liz Scott is going to be an aunt several times over... |
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| Liz's niece/ nephew #2 |
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| Liz designed this one!!! |
Donna Sofokles made placemats for meals on wheels using the samples she made in a class with Philippa Naylor. She waved them pretty fast, so I only got a couple of pictures, but I didn't want to leave her out.
Eileen Sorochty took this picture of an iron stone fountain (in Ireland, maybe???) , and used thread painting to create it in fabric!
Susan Rathbun made some placemats with a few things she had in her orphan block stash.
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| Susan's beautiful Fall table runner. |
Mary Ellen Ames was looking for suggestions as to what to do with this commemorative quilt. A member who knows the county Historian would like it in her office was happy to take it to her.
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| Mary Ellen Ames discovered this in some family "archives" |
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| Mary Ellen finished her Summer Solstice, by Judy Neimeyer |
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| Lori Anderson tried some free form stitching... |
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| ...and liked it so well, she did it again. |
For more on this technique, visit http://artfabrik.com/
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| Kaye Robinson is hoping to help a friend with a naughty dog. |
Sandy Shufelt took a stitching class with Laura Little, and a collage class with Karen Seink, and combined them into a great bag!
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| Sandy's husband picked out another project for her to make! |
The November meeting will be our annual Demo Day! Always something interesting from our fellow guild members. Please join us!
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