October 2023 meeting

 Our October Show and Tell

Betsey made an apron for the holidays!

Maria finished this Christmas candle.

Tara made a carry all bag that is perfect for rulers and supplies to bring to a workshop or sew in!

Here is a Halloween hanging Tara made as she models her carry all bag.

Lots of wonderful treasures were available on the ways and means tables where members can win at raffle.

These are our guild challenge  pieces. Members were challenged to create a piece coinciding with the Quilt Show theme, " Guiding Light" 

Betsey won member's choice!

Our president,  Pat, crafted this of her mother and her aunt

(sisters) who were her guiding lights and encouraged her to sew. Her aunt always wore a necklace so Pat put actual beads on her quilt.

Members voted on their favorites. 

September meeting

We were honored to welcome our guest speaker,  Amy Friend to our meeting. She shared a variety of her quilts and held a workshop where members learned to combine different sized and shaped blocks.

These photos are from the workshop, "Kitchen Sink Math."

 Each person left with a plan how to combine their orphan blocks.

 

August Show and Tell

Fabric postcards that celebrate summer

 from our secret swap were fun to see! 

Show and Tell by our members

Tina shared this quilt where she combined a number of different blocks 

that she did not use in other projects.

We will be having a workshop, "Kitchen Table Math" presented by Amy Friend to learn how to assemble and organize blocks of different sizes and shapes.

Contact ninigretquilters@gmail.com

for more info.

These quilts have been created by our members for our Outreach Committee 

and will be donated locally.  Nice job, everyone!!!

Nicole and Pat hold up the Outreach Quilts.

Beautiful colors and Quilting!

A baby quilt is a treasure.

What a nice quilt!

Amazing!  Great job, Outreach Committee!

Whoever gets these quilts will be very lucky indeed!

Show and Tell 

Quilts by our Members!

Betsey W shares a hexagon quilt that combines many colors very effectively!

Mary shared a quilt of embroidered redwork squares she received and put together to complete a beautiful quilt.

Jane C brought in a quilt made by her great-grandmother 60 years ago.

The quilt by Jane's great-grandmother is machine pieced, and hand quilted.

Ginny painted these barn quilts in a workshop with Tina C.

Nancy L had a lot of fun making triangles....I think!

And more triangles by Nancy!

Merri combined 709 triangle in this three-dimensional design.  The texture she created with pebble quilting is perfect for this quilt!

Tara T made this quilt with a bee theme for her brother 

who is a long time beekeeper.  

Great choice of fabrics! The pattern is called, "A Box of Stars"

The stars are made with different fabric combinations to create a lovely effect.

Do you see the bee?

Of course Tara made more blocks that resemble a beehive.

Isn't this great!

Linda surprised us with her "Everything Under the Sea" quilt. She added pieces of fabric in a very unique and creative way.

Look at the ruffled border!  What fun!

Linda kept adding fabrics and ideas to her quilt - front and back!

Pat G combined these improv blocks but just might cut them apart

 to  be even more improvisational!

Pat G finished this quilt for a wedding. Very strong design!

Tina and Pat hold up quilts for all to see.

 

And our Quilt Show 

is going to be held in October!!!