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Click here to move to quilts shown at the July 13 meeting. First are the Show 'n Tell quilts. Then are some of the quilts presented by Connie S. Silber during her "Harmonious Quilts" program.
Photos from May 11 Show and Tell and Alice Wilhoit's presentation are below. See www.alicewilhoit.com for more information on Alice's work. The process of Show and Tell moves too quickly now for us to keep track of which quilt is whose. If you want me to add information about a specific quilt photo, send it, please.
Above, right, Sue S.'s "Construction Zone." Below, "Camp Lone Star" presented by Alice L. and Diane.
Below, Jane C. presented her military bag and Civil War reproduction quilt adapted from a miniature quilt pattern.
Right, Shooting Stars from last month's workshop by Pixey M. Below, Jeanne R.'s car quilt. Below, right, care quilts created and donated by Ken and Vicky C.
Quilts below were shown by Alice Wilhoit, our presenter.
6/21 - Kerry D. was kind to send us photos from the Quilters' Day Out, held May 29 at the St. Joseph Community Center, the June 8 Show 'n Tell, and the Cotton Theory lecture by Jane Parker. More information about the Cotton Theory by Jane Parker of Spring, TX, may be found at www.janejustjane.com. As you can tell from the first two photos, the Quilters' Day Out provided a welcome activity for many that Saturday. Left, was "Pixie's Quilt."
Again, you are reminded that the process of Show and Tell moves too quickly now for us to keep track of which quilt is whose. If you want me to add information about a specific photo, send it, please.
What a great table runner (right) to use! It would be especially nice during the Memorial Day and July Fourth holidays.
Below, the Cotton Theory quilts by Jane Parker:
July 13, 2010 photos are below. First, the photos from Show 'n Tell. Then photos from Connie S. Silber's "Harmonious Quilts" program. Immediately below, left, "Widmills in Ransies" wall hanging by Pixie M. Right, Michaele J.'s wall quilt.
Above, left and right, two of Charlotte S.'s two baby quilts.
Below, left, Ramonda A's "Shooting Star Wall."
Below, right, Ken and Victoria Carpenter's care quilts; there were five of them!
Left, Carolyn S's "Airplane Quilt." Above, right, Janet K's "30's 9 Patch/Snowball" and, below left, her "Civil War" wall hanging. Below, right, Nadine S's "Purple Flower."
Above, left, Nadine S's "Pink and Green Flower," and right, her "Joint Quilt with Nancy S."
Below, left, Dottie W.'s beautiful quilt. Right and below, right, Nancy S's "Chickens" and "Noah's Ark."
Below are photos which Connie S. Silber presented to illustrate points in her "Harmonious Quilts" program. The first one, below, was her own first attempt in competition; she told us that not even one good comment was made by the judges. Now that she is a judge, we know that helped her be fair and kind to all of the quilters whose work she judges.
Connie showed several examples of variations on "Log Cabins."
Connie discussed variations in color, design, and style, among several other creativity encouragements.
Right is Connie's impression of Monet; below, she presented some examples of the quilts to be made in her workshops.
