(1) mint-flavored dental floss
(2) calendar pictures
(3) candy hearts
On Valentine's Day someone at Deb's school gifted her with candy hearts. Since it was waaaaay too much chocolate for one person, she shared them with us at guild meeting on Saturday.
There's just something about quilters and chocolate that naturally goes together!
And what would a guild meeting be without show and share ...
Cynthia shared a free form quilt she made as part of a challenge. This piece includes stamped art and beading ...
... while Adrienne shared her paint chip challenge quilt.
Several of our members also belong to other guilds, bees, and art groups, so we have the advantage of seeing things made as an activity or challenge in their other group!
A Turning Twenty quilt ... or was it Turning Twenty-one?
In either case, I like it!
Angela finished a UFO ... gotta love the end of a UFO!
Charley has done it again - she makes the most amazing fractured quilts!
This one is still in the floppy stage - she turned it around to show the seams.
In my opinion, the back looks as great as the front!
A child's quilt by Cynthia.
She chose an alphabet panel, then fussy cut the alphabets to hang them in their own individual frames.
And last but not least, take a look at this one ... twelve blocks, right?
Nope!
It's all the same block done in different color ways. She took a workshop in color contrast and made this quilt based on what she learned.
I was intrigued!
So another great guild meeting goes down in history, a good time was had by all.
Sew forth and sew on
Your guild always has such interesting projects to share! I love all the different styles and approaches.
ReplyDeleteThat last quilt is especially fascinating - all that variety from the same block! That's one of the best things about quilting, isn't it? Always so many possibilities!