Now that the temperatures are warming up, many of the members leave for the summer, so their attendance was smaller than usual. They still had some fabulous quilts as part of their Show and Tell.
Every month the group picks a theme block to make, and patterns are provided. Each participant's name is placed in a drawing. The lucky winner takes home all the blocks for that month.
Every month the group picks a theme block to make, and patterns are provided. Each participant's name is placed in a drawing. The lucky winner takes home all the blocks for that month.
It's almost like winning a free quilt!
This quilt shows how one guild member placed the blocks she won in a setting.
I always love Show and Tell, and to see the wonderful variety in fabrics and patterns.
One member took all of her left over pinks and made a Rail Fence that will be donated to charity.
An nice bright Stack and Whack quilt by JoAnn Kilgroe.
Even the back in interesting.
Arizona Desert by award winner Barb Janson.
To read more about this project see post 5/2/2011
Georgia Heller showed her boot quilt she will be submitting for the Centennial Quilt Project.
Georgia told how she researched Arizona history, and placed symbolic features through out each boot. She even went into an exclusive Scottsdale store and took pictures of cowboy boots to gain perspective for her drawings.
So impressive to see how quilters put their hearts and creative talents into each work of art.
7 comments:
beautiful quilts as always!
Karen
http://karensquilting.com/blog/
I love the idea of theme blocks each month for a guild exchange. May have to pass that along to our guild! Thanks for sharing the photos!
Nedra - What great quilts!! My favorite - the cowboy boots!! And warming up is an understatement!! LOL!!! Kris
They certainly have some fun quilts. Love to see what other guilds are doing...
Mary
Those cowboy boots are stunning! What a fabulous quilt, and with special meanings in the designs.
Thanks for the great pictures of our group, we really do have so many talented ladies. We hope Helda is going to join the Delightful Quilters. Please, please, please
Nedra, i sorry I spelled your name wrong, the fingers and the brain don't always work together.
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