Virtual Show and Tell - 2020
Coleen Gower
I made a quilted walker bag for my mom. She needed something to put her everyday items in.
Coleen Gower
I made a quilted walker bag for my mom. She needed something to put her everyday items in.
Coleen Gower
After taking David Sirota’s leaf class, I decided to use his technique. I will always enjoy paper piecing now.
Coleen Gower
After taking David Sirota’s leaf class, I decided to use his technique. I will always enjoy paper piecing now.
Donna Albright
Diane Hartman quilted it
Donna Albright
Diane Hartman quilted it
Lois suggested I send you a picture of what I have been doing. In addition to masks, I have made over 40 travel and standard pillowcases for family and friends.
It started with wanting to replace lost pillows/cases I had made for a cousin whose house was completely destroyed during the Chattanooga tornadoes s few months ago. They were IN it during the storm with their two teens and two dogs. The house parts ended up in their backyard with them unhurt but dogs missing. Two days later they received a call that noise was coming from the rubble and they discovered both dogs, one of which was alive!
Sewing cases was a nice change from masks, and I decided to keep going!!
Barbara Hass
Barbara Hass
Cathy Nicholson
The quilt on the left was put together with the use of her Son's shirt.
Cathy Nicholson
The quilt on the left was put together with the use of her Son's shirt.
Nancy (Sweetie) Davis
Nancy (Sweetie) Davis
Nancy (Sweetie) Davis
The light colored single cloth quilt is a polyester/satin Pooh Bear quilt for my newest great-niece. The yellow/black quilt is one I made for my newest great-great niece; it is reversible, using the leftovers from fat quarters to make the stripe down the back.
Nancy (Sweetie) Davis
The light colored single cloth quilt is a polyester/satin Pooh Bear quilt for my newest great-niece. The yellow/black quilt is one I made for my newest great-great niece; it is reversible, using the leftovers from fat quarters to make the stripe down the back.
Nancy (Sweetie) Davis
The Sampler (orange/blue) is completely reversible with a pieced backing make from the sampler’s scraps.
Nancy (Sweetie) Davis
The Sampler (orange/blue) is completely reversible with a pieced backing make from the sampler’s scraps.
Nancy (Sweetie) Davis
Nancy (Sweetie) Davis
Nancy (Sweetie) Davis
Nancy (Sweetie) Davis
Joan Kelly
UFO's - The tan and white shoe fly lap robe is for May, and the Celebrate Sunflowers I won the blocks in 2018 and used them for another lap robe. I have donated about 50 masks for Riverside, thanks to Gala, and made others for friends, neighbors and family.
Joan Kelly
UFO's - The tan and white shoe fly lap robe is for May, and the Celebrate Sunflowers I won the blocks in 2018 and used them for another lap robe. I have donated about 50 masks for Riverside, thanks to Gala, and made others for friends, neighbors and family.
Lois Bates
Made lots of masks & sewed buttons on headbands for Riverside; and,
then this Bee project pieced this year & it didn’t turn into. UFO! Quilted by Carol Pittman.
Lois Bates
Made lots of masks & sewed buttons on headbands for Riverside; and,
then this Bee project pieced this year & it didn’t turn into. UFO! Quilted by Carol Pittman.
Lois Bates
After I finished the UFOs for this year I got busy making charity quilts, lots of them using scraps or miscellaneous blocks.
Lois Bates
After I finished the UFOs for this year I got busy making charity quilts, lots of them using scraps or miscellaneous blocks.
Lois Bates
After I finished the UFOs for this year I got busy making charity quilts, lots of them using scraps or miscellaneous blocks.
Lois Bates
After I finished the UFOs for this year I got busy making charity quilts, lots of them using scraps or miscellaneous blocks.
Lois Bates
After I finished the UFOs for this year I got busy making charity quilts, lots of them using scraps or miscellaneous blocks.
Lois Bates
After I finished the UFOs for this year I got busy making charity quilts, lots of them using scraps or miscellaneous blocks.
Lois Bates
After I finished the UFOs for this year I got busy making charity quilts, lots of them using scraps or miscellaneous blocks.
Lois Bates
After I finished the UFOs for this year I got busy making charity quilts, lots of them using scraps or miscellaneous blocks.
Lois Bates
On the left, this was pieced a couple of years ago, finally added borders. Quilted by Terry Hanson.
On the right, more of those half square triangles in a charity quilt.
Lois Bates
On the left, this was pieced a couple of years ago, finally added borders. Quilted by Terry Hanson.
On the right, more of those half square triangles in a charity quilt.
Lois Bates
One of my UFOs using half triangles on the left and “Season” challenge for the
Peninsula Modern Quilt Guild on the right
Lois Bates
One of my UFOs using half triangles on the left and “Season” challenge for the
Peninsula Modern Quilt Guild on the right
Loy Holt
1-Niece's Graduation - Black & White, White & Black and Blue 4-Patch Quilt, by Loy Holt (I got the idea from Nancy Shrout). Favorite color is blue, but she often sports pink hair. She has committed to the University of Utah (the Utes) in the fall. Quilted by Georgene Huggett
2-Nephew's Graduation T-Shirt Quilt - He ran Cross Country and Track for Olympus High School in Salt Lake City, Utah, and is committed to go to Southern Utah University as a walk on to the Cross Country team in the fall. Studying Business and Art. Quilted by Linda Miller
Loy Holt
1-Niece's Graduation - Black & White, White & Black and Blue 4-Patch Quilt, by Loy Holt (I got the idea from Nancy Shrout). Favorite color is blue, but she often sports pink hair. She has committed to the University of Utah (the Utes) in the fall. Quilted by Georgene Huggett
2-Nephew's Graduation T-Shirt Quilt - He ran Cross Country and Track for Olympus High School in Salt Lake City, Utah, and is committed to go to Southern Utah University as a walk on to the Cross Country team in the fall. Studying Business and Art. Quilted by Linda Miller
Jeanne Surber
Jeanne Surber
Nancy Cheney
Nancy Cheney
Deborah Moore
I finally finished my Gee's Bend quilt. It is the Bendolph Medallion Variation Quilt. It was a kit that I purchased a number of years ago. It is finished.
Deborah Moore
I finally finished my Gee's Bend quilt. It is the Bendolph Medallion Variation Quilt. It was a kit that I purchased a number of years ago. It is finished.
Jeanne Surber
Jeanne Surber
Jeanne Surber
Jeanne Surber
Natalie Hutchinson
Isn't he cute? That is our godson from Tacoma WA. This is the Beary-Patch quilt by Annette Arneles. I am done with this curve piecing. It is easy but I have made enough now for a lifetime. UFO #6 due in July, it has been mailed. Terry Hanson quilted the Bear quilt that I sent out in a separate email. We chose a bear paw pattern, soooo cute.
Natalie Hutchinson
Isn't he cute? That is our godson from Tacoma WA. This is the Beary-Patch quilt by Annette Arneles. I am done with this curve piecing. It is easy but I have made enough now for a lifetime. UFO #6 due in July, it has been mailed. Terry Hanson quilted the Bear quilt that I sent out in a separate email. We chose a bear paw pattern, soooo cute.
Natalie Hutchinson
Pictures on Left and Middle - This UFO was listed as one quilt but I decided to make two of them, one for each brother. It is called Salt Water Taffy pattern. UFO #2 with no due date yet. Mailed to great nephews in central CA. Terry Hanson quilted it with trucks/cement mixer/etc pattern...it looked so great.
Picture on Right - I made these prototypes of tie pillows using my husbands ties (he donated the ties, I did not raid his tie collection!). I wanted to practice the projects before I made tie pillows for my family out of my dad's ties and for my husband's family out of his dad's ties. I was very pleased with how they came out. The back of the pillows is the front of an XL man's dress shirt. I cut it into the correct size square and sewed as the back of the pillow. The buttons on the shirt allows me to take the pillow form in and out easily. The final pillows will have my dad's and my dad-in-law's dress shirts cut up to make the backing.
Natalie Hutchinson
Pictures on Left and Middle - This UFO was listed as one quilt but I decided to make two of them, one for each brother. It is called Salt Water Taffy pattern. UFO #2 with no due date yet. Mailed to great nephews in central CA. Terry Hanson quilted it with trucks/cement mixer/etc pattern...it looked so great.
Picture on Right - I made these prototypes of tie pillows using my husbands ties (he donated the ties, I did not raid his tie collection!). I wanted to practice the projects before I made tie pillows for my family out of my dad's ties and for my husband's family out of his dad's ties. I was very pleased with how they came out. The back of the pillows is the front of an XL man's dress shirt. I cut it into the correct size square and sewed as the back of the pillow. The buttons on the shirt allows me to take the pillow form in and out easily. The final pillows will have my dad's and my dad-in-law's dress shirts cut up to make the backing.
Natalie Hutchinson
Picture on Left - Every time I tried out a new pattern that mask became my mask...I now have a collection of 6 or 7. Found a new idea on sewing a mask together on the internet, tried it, and wore that mask to church this past weekend. It's fun deciding which one to wear when I go out.
Picture in Middle - Along with Jan Kistler, my next door neighbor, we have made almost 500 masks made for family, friends, neighbors, medical facilities (VA Hospital, LAFB Medical Center, Wmbg Sentara Medical Center).
Picture on Right - I had a friend who couldn't wear any of the mask designs I was making due to his very long beard. I googled "beard mask pattern" and found this one (picture on right). My friend now has two of them...he proudly wears his at his job at Food Lion!
Natalie Hutchinson
Picture on Left - Every time I tried out a new pattern that mask became my mask...I now have a collection of 6 or 7. Found a new idea on sewing a mask together on the internet, tried it, and wore that mask to church this past weekend. It's fun deciding which one to wear when I go out.
Picture in Middle - Along with Jan Kistler, my next door neighbor, we have made almost 500 masks made for family, friends, neighbors, medical facilities (VA Hospital, LAFB Medical Center, Wmbg Sentara Medical Center).
Picture on Right - I had a friend who couldn't wear any of the mask designs I was making due to his very long beard. I googled "beard mask pattern" and found this one (picture on right). My friend now has two of them...he proudly wears his at his job at Food Lion!
Natalie Hutchinson
Picture on Left - This is a Stitching pillow. You use it when you are handstitching, applique work, etc. Linda Mineck had one at a retreat I attended this past fall. She showed me the website/video on how to make it and I finally decided to make it while we have been sheltering in place. It is oddly shaped but so easy to make. I love it...now I have to find some handwork to do!
Picture on Right - I have had this pattern for a while. I decided to make it for a friend who just moved to Texas. Those are bluebonnets. I made it as an 18 inch wall-hanging OR you can insert a pillow form and make it a pillow. This is UFO 3, it was due in May. It has a label inside, sewn into the seam allowance but visible when you open the buttons on the back to insert pillow form. It will be mailed to TX soon.
Natalie Hutchinson
Picture on Left - This is a Stitching pillow. You use it when you are handstitching, applique work, etc. Linda Mineck had one at a retreat I attended this past fall. She showed me the website/video on how to make it and I finally decided to make it while we have been sheltering in place. It is oddly shaped but so easy to make. I love it...now I have to find some handwork to do!
Picture on Right - I have had this pattern for a while. I decided to make it for a friend who just moved to Texas. Those are bluebonnets. I made it as an 18 inch wall-hanging OR you can insert a pillow form and make it a pillow. This is UFO 3, it was due in May. It has a label inside, sewn into the seam allowance but visible when you open the buttons on the back to insert pillow form. It will be mailed to TX soon.
Natalie Hutchinson
Picture on Left - UFO 5, due at the March. I had it done in time but got the flu. Was going to bring it to Friday March mtg but decided to stay home, then all hell broke loose. It's an extra large queen for our bed. Terry Hanson quilted it for me. I love it.
Picture on Right - The winter mystery was due in March which was completed early. I was unable to attend the March meetings. Here is my version of the Winter mystery. It has been given away to a senior living in isolation for now. Thanks Karen O'Kelley for the pattern and sending it out to all of us.
Natalie Hutchinson
Picture on Left - UFO 5, due at the March. I had it done in time but got the flu. Was going to bring it to Friday March mtg but decided to stay home, then all hell broke loose. It's an extra large queen for our bed. Terry Hanson quilted it for me. I love it.
Picture on Right - The winter mystery was due in March which was completed early. I was unable to attend the March meetings. Here is my version of the Winter mystery. It has been given away to a senior living in isolation for now. Thanks Karen O'Kelley for the pattern and sending it out to all of us.
I have made 65 scrub caps for NYU hospital, Hampton VA Hospital and another hospital in Delaware. On photo is of the NYU nurses wearing some of the caps.
I have made 20 masks for family and friends.
One charity quilt finished.
I made an apron for our neighbor who blesses us with her bread every weekend. Yum.
Malinda Dagenhart
Malinda Dagenhart
Malinda Dagenhart
Malinda Dagenhart
Malinda Dagenhart
Malinda Dagenhart
Linda Tozier
140 Masks made. Also picture of UFO quilt.
Linda Tozier
140 Masks made. Also picture of UFO quilt.
Karen Komatz
Karen Komatz
Karen Komatz
Karen Komatz
Karen Komatz
Karen Komatz
Barbara Linde
Barbara Linde
Lisa Hartman
Lisa Hartman
lisa Hartman
lisa Hartman
Marilyn Rivera
Marilyn Rivera
Candy Byrd
Here is the quilt (without binding) that ppqg gave me the blocks for.
Amanda Lightfoot quilted it for me.
Candy Byrd
Here is the quilt (without binding) that ppqg gave me the blocks for.
Amanda Lightfoot quilted it for me.
Debbie Moore
Show and Tell for March 9 - Peacock Quilt
Debbie Moore
Show and Tell for March 9 - Peacock Quilt