At our November meeting our "Bag People" shared the bags they made from the Charlie MacDonald workshop!
Our November Block of the Month was quite popular and so pretty! Don't you love how they look when put all together?
Audrey shares a piece quilted by Jen.
Audrey has finally made a quilt for herself...after quilting for 38 years. She loves coffee so coffee is on this side....but look at the other side....
Chocolate is on the other side~~~~~yummy!
Ellie has created three pieces of veggies for a January display at the Westerly Armory.
The display will be about gardening. Here is her leeks piece.
And here is Ellie's corn growing...
These beets are just beautiful! Ellie has a unique and beautiful style of working with fabric.
Maria shared her very festive pumpkin!
Tara put these blocks together with a flower in each center.
Tara's Pumpkins in a Row with prairie points!
Roberta finished an embroidery piece started in a workshop
presented by Lynn Kane and added a flange binding.
Her other piece is an art quilt from a Betsy Habich workshop
where she learned to transition a photo into a quilted image.
Tina admits she is obsessed with 3 dimensional EPP (English Paper Piecing).
Cheryl has completed a quilt or a friend. Nicole made an apron from a scrappy collection of fabric.
These quilts are from our Outreach Group.
Many members work on different parts of the quilting process.
Our speaker, Kathie Beltz gave an excellent presentation on colors and quilting.
She is well known for her quilt, "Skyfall" where
each star is made of complementary or analogous color combinations.
Kathie explains color lightness and darkness
and how this can create various effects in a
quilt.
These two quilts are the same pattern but are made using different color schemes.
Kathie's poppy is made of many different reds.
We enjoyed Kathie Beltz's talk on color in quilts.
Members have been making placemats for meals on wheels to be distributed during this holiday season.Our BOM (Block of the Month) was a huge success!
Our upcoming December block was on display to inspire us.
No comments:
Post a Comment