Dana Bard holds a "Thomas the Train" quilt
she made from a kit for her
grandson... |
...and a pretty spring panel quilt for his twin sister
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Shirley Slauenwhite holds a very pretty "Aunt
Betty's Attic"
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Cynthia Paris (above) holds a bevy of
faeries while Dana Bard (right) holds a small quilt she made in a
workshop, "Fantastic Fabric Faces"
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Lynda Coffey holds the banner from the former quilting group, Charlotte
County Quilt Guild of St. Stephen, NB; it was made by Lynda, Bea Dunfield,
and Carla Price.
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Appliqué stitcher-extraordinaire Lynda Coffey
holds Twilight Garden |
Teresa Porter holds the seventh Smokey
Mountain Stars quilt she's made since January
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Teresa Porter (right) helped by Lindy Hatt,
holds Smokey Mountain Stars No. 8;
this one made with larger blocks ( 6½" and 3½")
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Leona Juranty made birthday gifts for friends, Lindy Hatt (left)
and Teresa Porter (right)
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Lynda Coffey holds a cuddly baby quilt
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Sue Fox shows a progression of quilts she quilted for
friend Cheryl Ingham from California. #1 |
#2
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This is #3 and combines all three elements of blocks and quilting designs.
Cheryl will be keeping this one.
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Lots of antique quilts this month. This top was
bought at a yard
sale by Anita Johnson's sister.
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Lucky Eva Severance purchased this quilt at a thrift store in Springfield
for $2! She says it looks like there is another quilt inside!
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Mary Ann O'Brien (right, helped by Liz)
holds a vintage Double Wedding Ring she bought on e-bay
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