Showing posts with label knit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label knit. Show all posts

24 May, 2009

May 20

Doris made a wrapped bowl and trivet. She'll have to give us lessons.






Elaine is making this adorable circus applique quilt.



Marilyn is almost finished handquilting this teddy bear wholecloth for her DD.



Becky is making this beauty. Photo of the quilt isn't that great .... I can't wait to see it when she finishes.




Lucy has finished with this so soft afgan for her GD.



Betty pieced this backing for her GD's quilt. The backing is so pretty she might keep it for another top.



Don't forget lunch at Marilyn's house May 27 ... 10:00-10:30 AM

06 May, 2009

May 6

Everyone is WELCOME to join us whether you sew/quilt or not ..... Lucy knits/crochets as does Delores. Oh almost forgot Becky also knits as well as quilts. We're diverse .... we'll be happy to help anyone who wishes to learn ...... hey you might teach us too.

Thanks Doris for opening up the building for us. I believe we were 11 in attendance today.





This bag belongs to Michiel who purchased it at Borders. It is very neat and made from oil cloth or something like oil cloth. I think grocery bags would be perfect from oil cloth.


Now isn't this the sweetest pink/green Turning 20 quilt ...... Betty's granddaughter is going to be thrilled with her new twin quilt.




A few meetings back (April 1) Lucy fell in love with an animal fabric panel that Nancy purchased. The store was out of the panel so Lucy bought herself yardage to make a quilt for her "future GC". Lucy doesn't sew (she knits/crochets) so I offered to help Lucy out. I took her sweet animals home and quilted it for her.




Hey a photo of me ....... I'm always taking photos so you rarely see me ...... he he he



I used the Ebb & Flow pantograph by Lorien Quilting but turned the fabric on my Nolting lengthwise so it has more of a leaf looking type motif.



Check out Margee's black/white with touch of red blocks .... are they not yummy. It's going to make a beautiful queen size quilt.






Debbie wow'ed us with her fabric selection in this 9 patch ...... love all the circles and squzzels.



Now remember last week when I showed you Lucy's knitting project ......... she told me today that she was making matching scarfs for one of her son's and his wife. By the way, Lucy has six sons.




Michiel is getting ready to handsew down the binding on this king size log cabin. This quilt will be raffled to raise money for the local Catholic Schools.




Nancy is going to help Michiel with the binding ...... they hope to have it ready for tomorrow which is Grandparents day at the School.




Oh Helen I didn't take your photo ..... Helen worked on her Turning 20 from last week.
And look what Lucy gave to me for quilting her yardage .... I love it ... Thanks Lucy.


That's all for today. Marilyn will be back next week (we think).

15 February, 2008

It's Us, THE STITCHERS GROUP

Hello, we are The Stitchers Group. We meet every Wednesday (except School snow days) at St. Margaret Mary Parish Hall at 9AM.

We are members of various Church's in the area and various denominations.

Everyone is invited whether you sew, knit, crochet, cross stitch, quilt or whatever is your passion. We have a wonderful space to work in, coffee, tea, micro and even a couple loaner sewing machines. Come out and join us ...... everyone is Welcome.

Here's a few photos of us ...................





















Sharon

We, The Stitchers, are new to blogging so we thought we'd go ahead and post some of our project completed before we became 'bloggers'.

Some of Sharon's work.














03 February, 2008

January 30 Meeting





We're a versatile group ... well some of us are. We all quilt but some have other hobbies like knitting, embroidery and cross stitch. Now I'm sticking to my guns .... I'm not starting any new hobbies. LOL




















Today after our regular Stitcher Group we went out to lunch to Chams Lebanese restaurant. A wonderful Lebanese restaurant opened downtown back in 2006.

I must say we had a good time. One of the owners came over to explain to me what each dish was and how it's made ... see this was my first time at the restaurant.

After lunch we went across the street to the Market Yarn Store









and next door to Sew Creative.
Both are nice shops and owned by a couple who moved here from Virginia. Sew Creative is fairly new and just receiving some nice fabrics. It was a nice day spent with friends.