I'v been extremely remiss about posting and vow to do some catching up. My last guild meeting had quilt artist Martha May of Quiltworks, East Hampton, MA. as a speaker. She gave a wonderful trunk show of her works.
Our guild waiting to get started.
Meet Martha May and as she shows us one of her first quilts.
Martha's Geisha Girl is really beautiful. Lots of threadwork
I just love her funky chicken!
Martha's lonestar has beautiful threadwork.
I tried toget a closeup of her threadwork .
This quilt is made of all vegetable fabrics.Did you eat your veggies today?
The wonderful zig zag quilt has an african feel to it.
Opps! I'm a novice at this blogging.
This red and white pinwheel was from our guilds show and tell.
Saw blades made by a guild member.
Stained Glass quilt made from a class the guild held several months ago.
The wonderful zig zag quilt has an african feel to it.
Opps! I'm a novice at this blogging.
This red and white pinwheel was from our guilds show and tell.
Saw blades made by a guild member.
Stained Glass quilt made from a class the guild held several months ago.It sure is pretty.
Isn't this penguin quilt wonderful.
My friend Jackie's quilt that she made for her daughter's friend.
Another quilt by our over achiever Jackie, she is explaining how she used fringe for her binding.
It is always inspiring to see what other have created.
Isn't this penguin quilt wonderful.
My friend Jackie's quilt that she made for her daughter's friend.
Another quilt by our over achiever Jackie, she is explaining how she used fringe for her binding.It is always inspiring to see what other have created.
Well, I have to say learning to use this blog editor has been very frustrating! It only took me about 5 hours worth of mistakes and redo's LOL! Hopefully I've gotten the hang of it and will be posting on a regular basis with a lot less problems. (DH is tired of my cussing, LOL)
Till next time,
Till next time,
Pam
