July- Hawaiian Applique'

Beth taught us how to do Hawaiian applique'.

 We got to work on making our own pillows.  It was fun get to make something.  Beth says the hardest part is cutting it out.  She is right.  It takes a little time, but the out come is great.  what makes this form of applique' different from any other is how it is cut out.

 Carol Has been very Busy.

Her sail Boat

Her Twist and Stitch from the Midway guild

Her drunkards path from our retreat

BOM (block of the month) from June 2012 @ Season's of Home

Snowman Panel

Kit she bought years ago, 2001.  Prints that are cut out

Beth's sail boat

Bucket, wool applique'- the midway guild os doing

Margaret's sail boat

her friend can hardly see tied this quilt.  Margaret helped finish it.

Rachels President quilt that she taught us.

Nina fish fabric art she did at her daughters house

More of her snowman embroidery

Shirley "I made 12 of these little hummers"LOL.  made them for all her girls at church

Made little leather shoes for her new grand baby

made 2 car seat covers

Little patriotic quilt

Little watermelon quilt

Her sail boat block

Made at pattern off of a shirt that she already had and then made this shirt.

Timpi is sanding and repainting her whole bedroom set.

Patti's sail boat block

Sashiko (Japanese Embroidery)- got it at the Home machine quilt show.  It comes stamped and then you stitch it.

She has been doing lots of beading.  Below is a closer look

Tamara made this really soft double sided minky quilt

A buggy barn quilt with buggy barns fabrics- "for the birds"

Her son just finished designing and sewing this quilt together.  Tamara quilted mustaches all over in it.

It was great to see every one's show and tell.


Next month is "ugly fabric Exchange"
Please bring a fabric that you do not like and we will exchange fabrics.  Size must be any where from a Fat Quarter(smallest) to Yard (largest).
I can't wait to see what you all bring.

Our Block of the month to be making to bring to the August meeting is called Glory in scraps.  Here are the directions if you missed it.  The directions can also be found on at www.quilterscache.com

This makes a 12" block!

This is an original pattern. Please abide by theTerms and Conditions of use! :o)

** Preparing the Pieces and Sewing the Block **

First, from a navy print, ...stars work well... cut one 9-7/8" half square triangle (from a 9-7/8" square cut in half once on the diagonal)...

Next, cut thirteen 3-7/8" half square triangles from a variety of tan/cream prints. It's okay to have some repeats within a block, but the more different prints used, the merrier the block! Cut ten 3-7/8" half square triangles from a variety of red prints...

Sew pairs of red and tan half square triangles to make a total of ten half squares. Use scant 1/4" seams, and press seams to the darker side. Trim these back to measure 3-1/2" if needed...

Next, piece the block! Sew  four vertical rows of half squares, using the extra tan half square triangles at the top of the three shortest rows. Sew these vertical rows together using a scant 1/4" seam, and then sew on the blue corner triangle to complete the block! ...on to Page 2!

Glory in Scraps - Page 2

This quilt is four blocks by five in straight sets, with a simple border of pieced 3-1/2" tan squares. You can fly this Old Glory with Pride! Here's an Interesting Idea...How about combining the Glory in Scraps with the Pink Ribbon, made yellow instead? Click Here! *Idea from Joan! Add border strips to the side and this would make a great place mat or Banner! Happy Quilting All! Marcia :o) Page 1 Here's one that Dessa Made! Here's Pegg's  and a close-up! Here's Kara's!  Imogene's! Carol's  Lori's!

** Supplies List **

Color 1-blue

Color 1 needs: one 9-7/8" half square triangle

	Color 2-reds	Color 2 needs: ten 3-7/8" half square triangles
	Color 3-tans	Color 3 needs: thirteen 3-7/8" half square triangles

To the Patterns  or  The Quilter's Cache

	�Oct 9 2002 Marcia Hohn
	Original  Block	http://www.quilterscache.com

This makes a 12" block!

This is an original pattern. Please abide by theTerms and Conditions of use! :o)

** Preparing the Pieces and Sewing the Block ** 

First, from a navy print, ...stars work well... cut one 9-7/8" half square triangle (from a 9-7/8" square cut in half once on the diagonal)...

Next, cut thirteen 3-7/8" half square triangles from a variety of tan/cream prints. It's okay to have some repeats within a block, but the more different prints used, the merrier the block! Cut ten 3-7/8" half square triangles from a variety of red prints...

Sew pairs of red and tan half square triangles to make a total of ten half squares. Use scant 1/4" seams, and press seams to the darker side. Trim these back to measure 3-1/2" if needed...

Next, piece the block! Sew  four vertical rows of half squares, using the extra tan half square triangles at the top of the three shortest rows. Sew these vertical rows together using a scant 1/4" seam, and then sew on the blue corner triangle to complete the block! ...on to Page 2!

Glory in Scraps - Page 2

This quilt is four blocks by five in straight sets, with a simple border of pieced 3-1/2" tan squares. You can fly this Old Glory with Pride!

Here's an Interesting Idea...How about combining the Glory in Scraps with the Pink Ribbon, made yellow instead? Click Here!

*Idea from Joan! Add border strips to the side and this would make a great place mat or Banner!

Happy Quilting All!

Marcia :o)

Page 1

Here's one that Dessa Made!

Here's Pegg's  and a close-up!

Here's Kara's!  Imogene's!

Carol's  Lori's!

** Supplies List **

Color 1-blue

Color 1 needs: one 9-7/8" half square triangle

Color 2-reds

Color 2 needs: ten 3-7/8" half square triangles

Color 3-tans

Color 3 needs: thirteen 3-7/8" half square triangles

To the Patterns  or  The Quilter's Cache

�Oct 9 2002 Marcia Hohn

 Original  Block

http://www.quilterscache.com