At our June Show & Tell there were lots of pretty quilts.
Show and Tell:
- Joan Harrison
- Bluish quilt done in columns with toile fabric.
- Deb Freese
- Patriotic table runner.
- Barb Roberts
- An example of old made new – she bought the top several years ago; pink background of dancing girls; 40s fabric.
- Carol Cunningham
- Boy scout tent made of scraps; saw it on Facebook.
- Barb Bevell
- Hand-pieced polyester top that was purchased with her partner in crime, Nancy Krueger.
- Andrea O’Brien
- Quilt by her mom and her on a trip to North Carolina; used a floral layer cake from Hoffman.
- Quilt made for a World War II veteran who lives in her hometown; her mom gives him cookies; stars in red and black on white.
- Quilt made from blocks her mom purchased last year at Nana’s Corner; has a pieced back.
- Baby quilt for nephew that she and her mom did; kitty cats in pink and aqua.
- Quilt for cousin’s friend done with puppy fabric in red, black, and gray.
- Susan Guffey
- Flannel quilt done in an over and under fashion.
- Heather Ervin
- A baby quilt she purchased at the end of an auction.
- Amanda Moots – has lots of boys to sew for
- Blue quilt with big blocks.
- Quilt top composed of big blocks of red, green, and gold.
- Diane Taylor
- Quilt top with a medallion; took ten years to do; kit with red, blue, gold, and white with an eagle picture.
- UFO top done in redwork handwork; reddish, white, and cream fabrics.
- Quilt top with floral blackbirds “in the meadow;” raw-edge machine applique.
- White top, 72” x 84”, paper-pieced pattern from Lelia Gardunia which was free on the internet.
- Marilyn Peck
- Quilt made of colored pieces surrounded by gold with a black background; some pieces are from her mother.
- Susan Chidester
- Black, red, and white quilt; fabric is all polka dotted.
