Anne T. showed us one of her Halloween pillowcases that will first do duty as storage for someone's Halloween haul. Does it look big enough?
Carol made a casserole carrier and
a Nativity. The Nativity is an old UFO that will be sent of to her granddaughter.
Diane was experimenting with beading on a quilt with this colorful quilt. Diane always has something special to show us. Very creative!
The embroidery was an inspiration taken from a “coloring book”
intended for adults - stitched in linen, appliquéd to fabric with a few
rounds of quilting stitches. Beautiful!
Jean made a colorful tote bag from a fabric line showing all the colors available. Jean cut off the color names and numbers, leaving only the sample colors. I bet you didn't realize you could make something this pretty from a sample line, did you?
Sandi H. used a panel to make this wall hanging: Footprints in the Sand.
Leanne T. brought in a number of things...first off this turkey..
and a spider web...
and a jack o'lantern. All paper pieced and all from EQ8.
Leanne will be teaching us this "interleave" technique soon. Leanne learned the technique from Heather Kogan at Maine quilts this summer.
Barbara brought in her seasonal strip wall hangings. Barb made these for a challenge several years ago. We have another seasonal challenge coming up for the Maine Quilt show, so get your creativity on with these examples of what you can do! (Barb is on the left and co-president Ann on the right)
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