2018 Show & Tell

Programs & Activities

Educational programs and workshops, Friendship Groups, Show & Tell and more.
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2018 Show & Tell

November, 2018

October, 2018

With everyone busy preparing for our Trail of Quilts show, our members showed us more quilts ready for the show and for gifting. Show & Tell participants this month were: Gloria Gillis, Dolores Dickerson, Kathy Victor, Pam Kidd, Brenda Burchill, Patsy Franko, and Joanne Fitterer.

September, 2018

Show & Tell is always great. We get to see the fun and beautiful work of our fellow members. This month we were treated to a Stitch'n Sisters group project; round robin 2017-18.

Kathy Victor, Genny Applebee, Carol Van Horn, Gloria Gillis and Vicki Kay presented many more beautifully finished quilts!

August, 2018

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Quilts shown by; Annette McCormick, Joanne Fitterer, Faralyn Pederson, Marie Wise and Sandy McGarry.

Comfort Quilts

My oh my we have some wonderful quilters in our group! Many of these Comfort Quilts were completed from the October Sew in. Thank you to everyone!

2015 Challenge -
Honey I Shrunk the Quilt

July, 2018

June, 2018 -

May, 2018 -

Again this month, our members showed us how much talent thee is in this guild. Showing this month were; SandyMcGarry, Kathy Victor, Suzanne Melching, Carole Smith, Joanne Fitterer, Diane Grayson and Pam Kidd.

April, 2018 - No Show & Tell

Since this month was a sew-in, we did not have show & Tell. But below are a couple of pictures of the sew-in with quilt tops made.

March, 2018 - Show & Tell

February, 2018 -

Joyce Larson, of Sierra Vista, Arizona, presented further discussion on the merits of quilt appraisals. Joyce is a certified AQS quilt appraiser and she showed us many of her quilts and explained what made them more valuable from an appraisers point of view. She also did around 8 appraisals during the rest of the meeting and early afternoon.

We learned a lot from Joyce and those that had appraisals done are very happy with the results. One of the quilts appraised about $4,000.00 and, remember, without that appraisal it is only worth the price of a good blanket.