We may be few in numbers, but how we've missed each other! Some of us work on quilts, others knit or crochet, and we yabber, yabber, yabber.
Ann brought the most beautiful quilt. She made this as a 50th Wedding Anniversary present for her husband Roger.
As amazing as the quilt is, I consider it an ever greater accomplishment to be married that long. Not many people can say that in today's world. Congratulations to both Roger and Ann!
The very talented Judi of Green Fairy Quilts did the quilting.
The backs can be as pretty as the front.
And then there is Patty who keeps us laughing. She worked on knitting a scarf for her grand daughter.
Must be serious.
Patty also brought some applique blocks she is working on.
These tell the story of the Book of Mormon.
Connie worked on crocheting an afghan.
And Doris had participated in a Christmas block exchange with some girlfriends.
She was trying to figure out a layout for a table runner.
7 comments:
Looks like fun! Do you happen to know what pattern the Book of Mormon quilt is from? I'd love to make one.
Beautiful projects! I want to be in your ward!
Beautiful show and tell, thanks Nedra. xo
Wonderful show and tell! Happy 50th to them as well. You are right that is such an accomplishment.
What a fun group. It is so good to get together. Our water aerobics group, "the Mermaids" get together about every other month and it is way fun as well. We do all that stuff...
Mary
I wish our RS had a little mid week group like this. We used to. But it kind of fell apart. However, it would probably be inhabited mostly by Flora and I and we see enough of each other at quilts I guess. Not that I have time for it but I was thinking how nice to connect with the sisters in my ward. I don't do that very well. So this would be fun. Love the quilt/blocks/scarf. Fun stuff.
Nedra I swear I am going to drive the couple hundred miles down there just to have Judy do my quilting LOL!
Are the book of Mormon blocks patterns of her own design or is it a pattern I can by?
HUGS, Carin
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