Guild Sew- In

Yesterday our guild had a sew-in at the local church where we hold our meetings.  We had a variety of soups and breads and cookie bars  to help us get thru the day! None of us were left wanting for anything. I took a few pics that I will gladly share....
  
Val marking her half square triangles.
Carol Lang finishing her binding.
Terese Molby's placemats.
Terese Molby
Pretty cheater's cloth someone tied and bound.


Sue Carrol working on a QOV quilt.
Some of Karen Martin's Stitch Therapy Hexagons.
Karen Martin working away.
Sewing Away!


On my bed.
I put on a scrappy binding and  put it on my bed immediately!


I also finished putting on the binding on my alphbet quilt....
And I got my cherrywood and vintage blossum one half way finished with binding....
I have also started another Kim Diehl quilt.....


This one is called "Cloud Nine". Chatter with you soon, Martha.
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