Sew what’s everyone been up to?? Weeellllllll…
Anne continued to machine applique this black and white (with a splash of red) beauty…
Tons of work in this quilt…but oh so worth it!!
Suzanne brought in her slicing machine and cut out a quilt lickity split…
..and started to piece the blocks together. Oh it’s going to be lovely!
Suzanne also looked very stylish with this bag that she brought with her…isn’t it cute?! Love the side pocket and it’s roominess!
She also brought in her sweet little Christmas quilt…which she made on her..
fancy new embroidery machine….
SEW cute!!
Doris was working on this surprise gift for a friend…
and she got it finished…gorgeous!! Love the colours! What a lucky friend!
Roxanne was working on this little quilt for her two year old grandson …he LOVES trucks and bulldozers…calls them ‘sheens’ so Roxanne lovingly calls this his ‘sheens' quilt’!
I was busy using the Clubhouse light box…got several patterns traced onto fabric.
Including this lovely little pattern…LOVE it!! Only Gail could make a quilt THIS cute!! The display quilt at the Road to California was stunning!! You can order this pattern at the Christmas Shoppe’s online shop…or go to Gail Pan’s blog on my side bar!
We were surprised to see Gwen back…she just had back surgery…but she isn’t going to let a ‘little thing’ like that hold her down!! She was busy making a hot pad for her daughter-in-law- to match the apron she made her earlier!! What a sweet mother-in-law!! Yup she is a keeper!
Pauline was in the kitchen making more waffles! 
And Judy…well Judy has been introduced to WOOL!! I think we have another Wool Crazy Lady on our hands!! haha
Judy sat quietly (with a smile on her face) stitching her first sweet little penny rug!
Yup…I can see many more pennies falling into Judy’s lap in the very near future!!
Have a Super Saturday and Happy Quilting!~P
You have such a talented group of ladies.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors in the hot pad, would love to see it finished.
Debbie
Another day of fun and inspiration!
ReplyDeleteSuch talented ladies!
I am surprised at how many quilters/stitchers there are at your winter residence. Looks like loads of fun.
ReplyDeleteSure sounds like fun! And another Woolie has been born!! Yaaayyy
ReplyDeleteGoodness - such fun! The slicing machine looks intriguing and I love the curvy quilt - off to check out a couple of blogs. Love the penny quilt too - thinking one of those may have to go on my to-do list!
ReplyDeleteMy mistake... I thought the names in red were links to blogs - is there a pattern for the curvy quilt please (or a name for that type of piece work)? Thank you x
ReplyDeleteOh thanks for sharing...it is great to see all the "eye candy" what a treat.
ReplyDeleteI see that the 'talented quilters' have yet to leave the 'Sands'!!
ReplyDeleteSo many beautiful things being stitched - what fun you girls are having! blessings, marlene
ReplyDeleteI'd never get anything done there, I'd be too busy drooling over everyone else's projects, lol!
ReplyDeleteEverything looks so awesome! Thanks for sharing the pictures.
ReplyDeletewow, such great work...all of the projects are awesome..you have a great club house ... humm thinking after Easter I'll have to start collecting wools so I can make a penny rug also... haven't tried yet and look fun and sweet..thanks for sharing..
ReplyDeleteWow. What a great way to spend a Saturday!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. All the projects look great. :)
Looks like fun productivity!
ReplyDeleteHappy sewing,
Abbe