Refreshments before the Meeting
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Pre-Meeting Socialization
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Pre-Meeting Socialization
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Sew-For-Hope Table
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Library Table
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Door Prize Table and Block-of-the-Month Table
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Door Prizes
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Happy Door Prize Winner
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Grand Prize Door Prize
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Block-of-the-Month Raffle (BOM) Block Group
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Individual Block
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Individual Block
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Individual Block
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Individual Block
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Individual Block
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Part of Quilt Top showing this month's BOM
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NEXT MONTH's Block-of-the-Month Example
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Linda Brooks Reading out name of winner of this month's BOMs
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Vice President Shelley Bertels discusses the Nominating Committee process (the NC proposes next year's officers for guild members to vote on)
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Show and Tell Starts!

This is one of two similar quilts made by the webmaster/photographer at May meeting (Karen Skinner).  Since I couldn't take a picture of myself, I inserted one I had taken on another occasion.

Some machine embroidery on it.

The second of the two quilts.

Sue Skornia with her Purple Prisms Quilt
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Purple Prisms Quilt
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Baby Hats made by Judy Walker
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Connie Beane presents her quilt
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Connie's Cobblestones II Quilt
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Pam Doffek shows a series of items made by her mother and her.
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Linda Brook's introduces her quilt.
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Linda's "Dragon Fly" wallhanging. It hangs in her office in front of her desk to give her good thoughts on crazy days.
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Iris Garcia shows a depression era quilt.
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This is a feedsack-based Butterfly quilt top. Iris received it as a gift from her sister, who got it at a yard sale.
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Sorry...not sure about this one. Esther, was this yours?
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Esther Wiggins describes her quilt.
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Esther's Boat Quilt from the depression era.  She received it as a gift.
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Jeanne Bill's shares her quilts.
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"Beach Babies". This is a beach quilt for Jeanne's two granddaughters.  Machine-quilted.
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"Cupcakes, Sprinkles & Kisses", and-quilted, made for Jeanne's granddaughter.
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Robbie Raynes introduces her quilt.
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"Myopia" is the name of the pattern.  The quilt was made for Robbie's grandson for his 15th birthday. She stitched a message in the quilt for him to figure out what the message was.
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This is the back of the quilt.
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Dorothy Barr was given the gorgeous quilt by the Guild, as  a thank you for her tenure as president.
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Gail Renna made and hand-quilted the next quilt.
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"Nana's Rose Garden"
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Detail
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Janet Frank presented her quilt, which is to be an entry for the 2010 Hoffman Challenge.
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It is titled: "Kaleidoscopes & Kubes #2"
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Jean Day happily showed off her 100th Neonatal Quilt.
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Bob Rubanowice made the next two quilts.
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"Pinwheel Fantasy"
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"Kaleidoscope 5-6-7-8-9-10-11"
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Both together
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Kathleen Turner shows several little quilts that she framed.
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The next series of quilts were made for the Sew For Hope philanthropic effort.
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Gail Chase introduced her quilt.
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This is called "Paintstick Leaves" which reflects some of the embellishment technique.
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Gail Bateman showed these antique embroidered pillowcases, and the "Angel of Spring" piece.
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Names of quilters, or quilts, were not formally collected, so there may be many errors in identification. 

Iris Garcia displayed her leaves, copied from magnolia leaves.
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Charlotte ......? 
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Willie Bell showed this beauty>>
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Lou Gutsch rightly bragged on her mother (Willie), then showed her quilt.
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Linda Dozier shares some of her works.
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Sue Skornia introduced her ventures into leaves. 
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