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| Dianne showed us her go to table toppers for the table topper of the month. She had quite a variety in every season. |
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| She then showed us how she makes quillows for gifts |
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| Pam made some quillows with fancy ruffles |
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| Members were asked to bring their first or oldest quilt or wall hanging. Dianne's first was made with tiny cathedral windows. |
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| Barbara learned how to make her first quilt when she was 8 years old. Her mother taught her how. |
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| Lisa's second quilt. She made her first in high school. Her mom hand quilted this. |
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| Shelley made her first quilt when she was 14 years old. She learned to do it in a class at school. |
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| Cathie's first wall hanging made with symbols that tell a story of a culture, with an Indian looking print border. |
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| Cathie's quillow made from an online tutorial. |
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| this quillow pattern folds around the back of the pillow as well |
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| Charity quilts by Dianne |
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| It was Henry's 12th birthday so Tina brought yummy mint truffles to share with everyone to celebrate. |
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| Dianne's Christmas UFO - it was a kit that she put her own flair to. |
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| Susan's BOM from Nuttalls |
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| A McCalls quilting pattern backed with fleece by Susan |
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| Susan's Jazz quilt for her son. She even digitized the jazz quilting design. |
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| Some drawings of Christening dresses from Jan's portfolio. When a new baby is born in her family she requests a textile artifact from both sides of the family and designs a custom gown for the child representing both side of their heritage. |
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| Jan and baby modeling a gown |
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| Cathie's charity quilt |
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| Tracy has been taking some on line dyeing classes. She said this one looked like a sheet of Nori before she washed the dye out. |
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| She said it was lots of fun! |
