Show & Tell Galleries - 2019

November, 2019

October, 2019

September, 2019

August, 2019 - Click to enlarge each picture

Our amazing members brought in a record number of Show & Tell today and the items are all wonderful.

Also, see the gallery following this one as it shows the beginning of our 2020 Marketplace items.  

Quilt Show 2020 - Marketplace items

Below are the beginning of items members will make for our marketplace.  These items were all made from our Tea Party table favors.

July, 2019

Just another great variety of items shared!

June, 2019 - 

Members showed a potpourri of lovely items; vintage lace table runner, quilt from squares that had been won, felted wool candle and advent mats, miniature quilt pillow, hand-painted Western landscape wall hanging, Christmas tree wall hanging, not to mentions that some of the items had hand embroidery and embellishments.

May, 2019 - 

April, 2019 - Installation of Officers Tea Party

The theme of this year's tea party was 'Mad Hatter.'  Pam and Patsy asked members to wear hats in that theme if possible.  All members were asked to make a simple fused applique tea pot 12" square. The tea pot pattern was given to everyone and so many members did as requested so the decorations were a big hit!

As part of the program all of the new officers and chairpersons were introduced and photos of each group taken.

​Of course, Show & Tell was wonderful as usual.

Please note:  Click on the picture to enlarge and see names.
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​Parade of Hats

Tea Party Show & Tell

March, 2019

Once again our members showed us great quilted things!  So many ideas that we had to make two (2) slide shows.  Just click on the show to either
​Play or Pause it.

February, 2019 - 

January, 2019 - Show & Tell

The January meeting was bitter-sweet as our lovely member, Karolyn passed away this month.  Since she had not been able to show her quilts, her husband Andy bravely stood proudly before us and shared them.

From our regular members. . .Pam Kidd, Kasthy Victor, Cheryl Giovenco, JoAnne Fitterer, and Marci Meyers