More Projects During Quarantine

 Barbara made this quilt during quarantine.

Barbara also made this beautiful shawl.  She commented that she "

finish up a little yarn. Seems the more I use the more I have!"  😊

Projects During Quarantine

 We haven't been meeting because of Covid, so some members are sharing projects they have been working on for the past 11 months.

                    This sofa quilt was made by Linda using her own design.  Linda used odds and         ends  of fabric she had on hand.

  

This fish is Linda's  own design. It is an attempt to create an art quilt similar to Laura Heines work. Small beads have been added to represent air bubbles. “Goldie in the sea with diamonds.”

Linda made this quilt, titled " Corona".

Jane took a class through Piecemakers quilt guild in 2000. The top was pieced a few years ago and finally quilted by Judy Ettema from Belaire. She did the binding using Mary's two piece binding forming the small flange.

Jane made this quilt for her newly found second cousin from New Orleans. 

They  connected through Ancestry DNA testing.

 

The long arm quilting was done by Judy Ettema from Belaire.

Jane made "Dance of the Dragonflies" from a kit.

Jane made this quilt called "Corona".

This is her label.

Mary made this quilt for her daughter-in-law's birthday.

Mary also made this quilt using her own design.

She also designed the back.

Being quarantine inspired Mary to make this small wall quilt.  

She printed the prayer on the background fabric on the computer.

Mary made this baby quilt for charity.

Mary made this wall hanging for a nephew's new son.

This is "Clifford",  Mary made him for her grandson's third birthday.  

She used the same pattern she had used for his dad's Humphrey dog about 40 years ago.

Mary made a number of Christmas trees for gifts.  

Her daughter requested one with a hat and smile.

It seems appropriate that it should also have a mask this year.

February Show and Tell

There was no topic this month.  Members shared the Round Robin quilts they are working on along with other projects they are working on.

 

Wanda added applique to her Round Robin.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Alice used curved designs to make a three part machine embroidery piece.

 

 

 

 

Marguerite added applique to her Round Robin.

 

 

Marguerite also made a neutral tone machine embroidered Santa piece on black background.

 

 

Marguerite made a sixties theme machine embroidery wall hanging.

 

 

She also made a sixties throw-size quilt with bright colors, front & back.

 

 

 

This is Marguerite's entry in a Stonehenge Challenge by Northcott Fabrics.

 

 

 

This is Dave's panel quilt entry for the Stonehenge Challenge.

 

 

Dave also made a moose theme panel quilt.

 

 

 

Joyce made the following items to be donated to the

Habitat for Humanity Quilt Auction.

 

Teal table runner

 

 

Hexagon table mat.

 

Flip-Flop wall hanging

 

 

Black/green/white table runner

 

 

Julie made this bag from fabric printed by Mary. 

The zipper bag is also being donated to the Habitat for Humanity Quilt Auction.

 

 

Julie also completed her beaded phone cover.

 

 

The following photos are parts of Julie's future

Yellowstone-themed king-size bed quilt.

 

 

 

Jane made this leather checkbook cover.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

December and January Show and Tell

 

There was only a short meeting in December.

 

There were only two projects shared.

 

Mary make this snowflake mini quilt.

 

 

 

Mary's daughter, Jenny, shared this quilt she made for a Christmas present.

 

 

 

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January Show and Tell

 

Wanda added hexagon blocks to her Round Robin.

 

 

 

 

 

Barbara is working on a "Home" banner with wool changeable monthly circles.

 

 

Barbara has also been knitting.

 

Barbara hand spun and hand dyed the yarn in this scarf she knitted.

 

 

 

 

Julie block printed these cards.

 

 

Julie is also working on this beaded project.

 

 

 

 

Mary shared gelli prints she made with her daughter.  Some on paper and others on fabric.

 

 

Mary made a reversible hexagon table mat.

 

 

 

Marguarite added curved piecing borders to her Round Robin.

 

 

 

 

Dave share a phone photo of a panel quilt with a pinwheel border.

 

 

 

 

Alice made these blue and white snowflake placemats.

 

 

Alice used a special sewing machine attachment to stitch these circles.

 

 

Alice used purchased Pioneer Women placemats to make all of the following bags.