Lynda Cox demonstrated the Accuquilt cutter 

Using layers of fabric she can get many hexagon at a time - perfectly cut.

She used an hexagon template

Karen Luo also uses the Accuquilt cutter.  She is in the process of making cathedral windows out of denim material.

Christine Van Dyk is making Mario Brothers cushions for her grandchildren.  This is the flower for her granddaughter.

Chloe Truman and her friend Marg are designing a pattern found on Pinterest.

Gladys Bidner is embroidering some panels that will be sewn together to make a quilt.

This is a sample of Chloe's workmanship. Truly marvelous.

Brenda Miller - ABQ Studio in Strathroy

Karen Payton from Kaleidoscope of Quilts 

Heather Bell's Sewing Studio with a large display of Batiks.

Quilt display from Pastime Pieces giving us a sample of all the wonderful things they have.

APPLIQUE WORKSHOP
WITH EVELYN EVERS ON APRIL 3
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A common refrain after Evelyn’s workshop was
​“I learned a lot!”.
 Evelyn had tons of information with detailed handouts. She informed us of many products available and also how to use effectively.
Certainly ‘Lite Steam A Seam 2’ will be part of our applique projects.  She also provided lots of tips on how to organize materials and the multitude of small pieces when making a large project. 
Getting close up looks of her work was inspiring.
Thank you to Evelyn for sharing some of the ways she achieves such perfection!
Submitted by
Gwen McCall

Willy Leenders showing how to bind a quilt

Deb Owens & Irene Philp working on quilting project

Irene Philp demonstrating how to apply borders

Marlene Dunlap working on a star project.

Jan calls these her "traditional" quilts

A Tetris quilt for her grandson

minimal quilts are quilts that take out some aspects of traditional quilts.  In this Dresden Plate pattern, some of the wedges are removed 

A minimal Christmas tree

An homage to her mother's Chanel suit.

A big bug for her grandaughter

Kathy Morgan demonstrated 
Bojagi,
Korean Embroidery 

Julie Pearson was able to get her quilt pinned ready to be quilted.

Lois Barney shows off her Fall runner

Libby Thorne and her big project

Great demonstrations of tips and tricks from our members:
Gail how to save money and your back; Andrea paper piecing tearless and tearless; and
​Willy on half square triangles.