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March Show and Tell

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Audrey with her collage quilt.... Laura Heines class... Michele reading a little exerpt from this book! Glenda with her prize winning quilt - Ingrid's Wildflowers 1st place in Medium Category Glenda's John Wayne Quilt Mary showing the Sew Saturday Class offering.... A quilt as you go Easter Egg  Our newest member, Justine showing all her fun creations using thrifted fabric... Notice the pants she is wearing too! Mary showing her sunny panel quilt, front and back in the above photos.  Below she is showing her penquin quilt.  Each penquin is dressed in fabrics used in Christmas pajamas.  Lot's of fun memories there!  I believe she made a few of these for the kids. Mary Wakeley showing her marvelous paper pieced quilt which won 1st place in the large quilt category at our bienniel quilt show March 2026. Kim showing her large quilt, above is the colorful back and below is the front made of half hexagons.  This quilt will go on her bed! The back of the quilt abo...

February Show and Tell

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Michele finished this pillow which was a UFO she found at a yard sale.  Below she showed  a copy of the Quiltfolk magazine featuring Utah quilters.  She added it to the library. As part of our 2026 Service Project, Michelle made this large apron suitable for a man or woman.         Diane made this quilt from a kit she was given at the Stitch and Sew Retreat.  Originally it only had one red accent, but she added another after her son suggested the two could represent Rachel Good and Alex Pretti.  He also suggested that the interlocking circles represented the twin cities in Minnesota.  She will add borders and quilt it.  We hope to see it in our quilt show. Glenda made these two aprons for our service project.  So cute! Marian shared her Medallion quilt featuring Acorn Woodpeckers that her husband photographed it Arizona.  She explained the borders represented trees.  The fabric on the right is an actual photo on ...