Applique Group

Our applique group meets the third  friday of every month. We had a nice turn out yesterday. First a pic of the blocks that have been turned in.....


Ladies you have until our January meeting to return your blocks. This quilt is for a charity quilt fundraiser. This picture does not do the fabrics justice. They are really beautiful!

 The weather was kind to us on the day of our meeting and even though "STAR WARS"    opened up in the theater's the night before we still had people show up!  Kathi Potter came...
she was working on her Sue Spargo quilt blocks. Karen Martin and Ann Manly came....

Ann in the plaid, brought her knitting and Karen was working on her free  Buttermilk Basin  12 month wool project.  Sandy Baker also came and had a cute little minion pin cushion in her basket of goodies.



Mary Amiot shared her "Birdie all Year Round " project from Bonnie Sullivan. She is marching right along with it (I haven't started mine.)


Sharon Linders came to stitch with us and so did Twyla Parker. Twyla  brought her "Sophie's Garden" quilt to share with us. We all enjoyed her red birds!




Do you remember my "Hugs and Kisses" quilt (pattern by Jaybird Quilts)?
I was able to pick it up from the quilter's and drop off my Christmas Trees top.  When I get the binding on I will give a new pic. Chatter with you later, ladies, Martha.
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