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| New from Moda - Grunge with tone on tone polka dots. Tjust he Jelly Rolls came in. In June, the whole line of 20 colors comes in! |
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| Not all quilts lay flat on a bed. |
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| This was fun, titled "In Cold Blood". Standing next to it, it seems to be an abstract quilt in red and black on white. You have to step back a few steps to see the gun. |
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| Another fun quilt. Each of the quilts seemed to feature a good deal of thread play. |
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| Even more fun is this doggie quilt Deb S. made for the live animal shelter. She had no idea she was a modern quilter. We at Quilt Circle thought it was too pretty for a dog kennel but, - - - Deb really loves her dog. |
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| As a really beautiful contrast, there was also a room of 1800s log cabin quilts on display. If you have not been to the museum, it's worth the drive. |
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| Nancy J played with the dimensions of the Split Pinwheel block. She discovered you start with two squares that are 2 1/2" smaller than the finished block star you desire. So, to make this 16" finished block, she started with two 13 1/2" squares. See more on the block on our website under the Classes and Events and then How to Demo tabs. |
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| Then it was Lonnie K's turn. Above is a baby quilt she just finished for a new great niece. Below is a shop sample she made with the Ambrosia panel and Side Lights pattern. Deb S. machine quilted it and just delivered it before our meeting. |
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| Then Diane W. shared what has been keeping her busy. She and her daughter make a quilt together every year. This year, they are making the One Block Wonder. These blocks below all came from the fabric she is showing above. |
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| Diane also shared this huge quilt she just finished for her son. It has about a million (more or less) little pieces and is all flannel! |
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| Deb S. is having fun expressing her creative side by putting together odds and ends to create dog quilts for the shelter. |
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| Last month we pilfered through some of the stuff donated to us to finish up for our June library fund raiser. Joyce S. took home some of the place mats that were donated and finished them up! |
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| Celia (also know as the serious one - - - not!) is showing us some bags she made for a recent trip to Hawaii. |
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| She was wearing one of her favorite t-shirts. |
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| And, as it goes, her sister liked her shoulder bag so much, Celia made one for her as well, using some of the fabrics she purchased in Hawaii. |
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| Abbie showed us this garment bag she made for her granddaughters dance costumes! |
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| And this dance recital memory quilt. |
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| She also shared this Grunge BOM quilt top she finished, using her signature "purple" for the border. |
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| and a few excess embroidery machine blocks she is donating for our June sale orphan projects. |
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| This is a quilt top Sue took home from our selection of orphan quilts. She finished it up and now it is ready for the June sale. |
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| She also shared these two "What Cancer Cannot Do" quilts that will be donated to Warrior Wagons. This non profit was started by a cousin of Sue's who lost her son to cancer. His name was Reed which translates to Warrior. |
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| Marti K. shared this picture. She was featured in Quilt Folk and she also has a featured article in the magazine. |
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| Bonnie N. share this beauty. Each Dresden plate is surrounded with a striped flange. |
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| It has been beautifully quilted by Julia S. |
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| and the backing was not quite big enough so Bonnie added a few inch inserts! |
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| Jackie O. is continuing on her quest of "kicking quilts and taking names later". Here are some now on the done list. |
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| and last, Nancy J. shared several things she took home from our collection of orphans to give new life. |
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| She brought a whole box of table runners, pillows and small quilts to donate to the June sale. |
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| Our drawing winner for April, Julie Champ, stopped in to pick up her prize, a pack of 10" batik squares from Hoffman! |
