Our mtg last month was hosted by Maurene. After exchanging pizza boxes, we had show and tell:
Jeanie showed this tumbler quilt she made using the AccuQuilt.
Lenette made these onesies!
Back of the boy's onesie.
Cindy made this quilt for the young women at girl's camp to tie.
Lenette made these knitted booties from an online pattern called "MaryJanes"
Lenette found the pattern for this wool/felt coin purse in McCall
Cindy's husband's mother's aunt made this beautiful quilt. Cindy quilted it. The dogwoods are all hand appliqued.
Corrie made this picnic quilt. She used denim for the center and the sashing.
Diane embroidered these kitchen towels for wedding gifts. She used a stabilizer on the back.
Diane's daughter, Nancy made this bag using fabric and duct tape. She used a tutorial on Youtube.
Nancy made this quilt called "Spin Cycle". After sewing the binding on, she used the method of gluing it in place, then machine sewed it down.
Susan made this star table topper.
Susan made this scrappy Christmas quilt.
Susan made this quilt from a quilt kit from Quilt Expressions.
Susan made this wool embroidery wall hanging.
Sherry S. made this scrappy tie quilt.
Robin made this daisy quilt for her granddaughter. There's also a matching pillow sham below.
Maurene made this scrappy Christmas quilt from a pattern and kit at Quilt Expressions. Rachel machine quilted it.
Sherry S. made this armrest sewing caddy.
Beautiful quilt made by Maurene.
Nancy made this "Tinker Tote" bag from craftsy.com. She said there are lots of classes and be sure to watch for 1/2 off deals for the classes.
LUNCH
Bowtie Pasta Salad
1 lb. broccoli
1/2 c. mayo
1/2 c. plain Greek yogurt
3 packets Stevia
1/3 c. red onion, diced
1/3 c. red wine vinegar
1 tsp. sea salt
2 c. seedless red grapes
6 bacon strips, cooked
1/4 c. chopped pecans
Preheat oven to 350˚. Bake pecans for about 6 min, stirring. Cut broccoli florets from stems and separate into small pieces. Whick together mayo, yogurt, stevia, red onion, vinegar, salt and toss with broccoli, hot cooked pasta and grapes. Stir to coat. Add bacon and pecans just before serving.
Maurene explained a method for finishing off binding, to have the two ends join in a very nice manner. She also provided a hand out containing the instructions for this method.
Thank you, Maurene. The luncheon was wonderful and eating outside was so enjoyable.
See you all in July. Our meeting will be held at Jeanie's.
