There were so many great quilts in the show this year, which is yours.

Every one has their favorite quilts so I won't choose but if you see one that speaks to you let us know.

 Some of our awesome teachers and classes.

 this is Lynette's watermelon quilt,

 Saundra hates to have her picture taken during class. 
 Can you tell ? ( she is the one standing.)

 Melissa teaching her refracted class.  She looks like she is having so much fun teaching.   I love looking at the fabric everyone chooses.

Yay! I finally got back to sew night.

Last time Jeri was making an awesome crib sheet for a new grandson.  I am loving the Chevron stripe. 

Shannon was making a rug.

Shannon was making a rug.

You know I love Sunbonnet Sue.  Cute baby quilt 

You know I love Sunbonnet Sue.  Cute baby quilt.

 Now on to tonight.  I love Shannon's log cabin with the panel in the center.  This fabric  looks bright and  fun. 

Lana has been working on the Apple Core quilt with civil war fabric   She said it still needs 8 more rows.  That will be a nice size quilt. 

Helen has been making doll quilts.  They just need the binding.  

Delora's granddaughter picked out this fabric it really came together in a fun way.  

Helen has been making bags like this one. 

Shannon is making her mom a quilt with this fabric. 

Angela made this quilt out of scraps from the one she made last year.  Dang  it is cute.

This is her quilt from the festival this year.  

Karen didn't bring a project but was sharing produce from her garden.  These are called Greek beans and they were pretty tasty just snapped and eaten. 

Loretta found this piece of fabric that turned into a darling baby quilt.  

I am glad to be back.  I heard there will be an awesome trunk show at quild next month.  I can't wait.  

A few quilts from the show. Oh My, beautiful.

These two quilts were so striking.  I love traditional quilts with something new and fresh.  I think these are great. 

this one really caught my eye. 

This is a great new look.  fun

Quilts like this remind me of my grandma.  She would stitch the blocks in the evenings.  Later watching television ( televisions came late to Panguitch) but usually while family and friends visited. 

I wish the picture did this one justice.

I 'll try to post more from the show later  tomorrow.

We had sew night again,

Look at Angela's Thanksgiving quilt. What a fun quilt. The turkeys have loose legs and there are other 3D elements.  I have not seen this pattern before.  She said she bought the kit with the pattern but she had enough in scraps to cut out a second smaller quilt.  Good deal.

Jerilu is so awesome.  Remember last week she was cutting out the squares for this quilt.  It is done.  This quilt is an advent calendar. She said it was so much fun to do.  It is certainly fun to look at.  

Helen made this cute hat for a grandbaby.  She is such a good sport she even modeled it. 

Loretta made this almost all from scralps.  It was a class at Quilt Walk.  She used her embroiderer machine for the flowers.

She also made these baby boots and shoes. 

More projects from her embroidery machine.  . 

Mary Lou put this quilt together from blocks Helen gave her for her birthday.  

Here is another view of Jerilu's advent calendar quilt.  

We don't usually meet the 3rd Wednesday but with Thanksgiving next week we decided to meet.  I was not able to stay and sew, because I had another meeting,  but could not resist going to take some pictures.

 

Sew Night-----and sirens

I finally made it to sew night. It is so nice to go get something done, visit and sew.  MaryLou won this quilt at our Hospital foundation dinner last week.  What a lucky girl. 

She made this one from a kit.  I really like the medallion and the fabric.

Last month at guild meeting they taught how to make this block.  This is MaryLous.

Claudia was trimming hers up and got it laid out.  I think she said this was her third one with this block.  I really like it.  The blocks were 16 1/2 inches. 

Helen has been making these for her grandchildren each year for Christmas.  She said her oldest grand will have forty of them this year.  She is starting on the greats to.

LaVee made this adorable baby quilt to have on hand.  I remember those little pull toy dogs. 

Here is Becky's sampler from guild.  She said she felt it needed something so look what she did to the corner.

I think it really adds to the character of the quilt. 

Now for the sirens.  We have a fairly quiet little town and while we were setting there, mostly visiting, we could hear the sirens start to wail it go closer and closer and we were thinking what the devil is going on.  It finally dawned on us that today was our state cross country meet.  Our Girls won state and around here any state title deserves a fire truck escort.  They did the same thing for our baseball team a few weeks ago and for our debate team last spring.