Delicate Stitchers, Show and Tell, February 2022

Betty Badger showed us two pieces, a flag wall hanging  made at a retreat,  and the table runner made with small yellow and blue squares.

Pat Byrd showed us a paper pieced pillow made from beautiful fabric.  Her second piece was a tote made from South Western fabric.

Linda Cutter showed a "self binding" receiving blanket using a panel of cute, loveable animal pictures.  Linda also showed us a bag/tote made from rolled up fabric, stuffed with batting.  

Mary Wakely has been very busy, with lots to share.  First, a wall hanging of the flag.  Second, she made two baby blankets, very colorful (I only pictured the one here) for charity.  

Next Mary showed us this "UFO", Red and White 9 patch in the Single Irish Chain  pattern.  Beautiful.

And then, a small, place mat sized red and blue beauty

Shauna Dickerson was given a bag full of fabric pieces, strips and tons of small 9 patches already made.  She made  this "Courthouse Steps" sashed with black.

Audrey Graham showed us this pillow cover using this cute little dragon.  Then she showed us a pot holder using the pictured chicken.  Finally, she showed us a sample of the fabric Valentines she is making.

Peg Harty had a cute little  pin cushion to show.  She then had this tote bag, similar  to others shown in this post.  This one, she made using selvedges.  Then she had  pulled out vintage fabric to create this bright, 2 1/2 inch special quilt, very interesting.

Kathy Shields is making this tan and periwinkle blue block quilt for a family member.  She plans to quilt it "in the ditch".  A beautiful, simple combination of colors

Deb Slechta used a charm square pack to make this baby quilt for charity.  Notice the cut off corners of novelty fabrics, added for interest.  

Deb made this wall hanging with very intricate quilting.  She said it was fun to do, some mistakes, (but who can see them?) and said we should all use our small machines to experiment with quilting patterns.

Crystal Day made this "Jars with Hearts" quilt, very sweat, gentle colors.

One more from Mary Wakely made in rows with prairie points.  The back is "minkie" fabric, Crib size.

 Whew!  Lots of wonderful quilts this month. . . .