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August Show and Tell

Kim Stenehjem

This August, we returned to our usual meeting space in the Skills and Technology Center and were blown away by how productive our members were.

Judy Gnoinsky’s quilt is called “Steam Punk” because the Two Step pattern is made with steam punk fabric.
Carol Pratt’s table runner is made with the some of the Minnesota Hop Shop patterns.
This pot holder by Carol Pratt is title “Odd Block Out”. Bet it’s because it is.
Carol Pratt’s “Green Apple Pie” and “Blackcap Pie” potholders are a variation on am Anderson Fabrics pattern.
Kathy Melaas couldn’t remember the source of the pattern for this quilt she made for the 4Bs project. Some lucky veteran will love this.
Kathy Melaas showed off this classic vintage Grandmother’s Flower Garden quilt that a friend snapped up from an antique store about 40 years ago.
Clarice Erickson’s wall hanging is from a pattern from Farmers Daughter.
Christine Jorgenson made this silent auction donation quilt from the Blue Criss Cross pattern from the Missouri Quilt Company.
Christine also showed off a number of quilted coasters she made.
Mari Krag’s newest 4Bs quilt was pieced by Susan Schock and quilted by Mari.
The back of Susan and Mari’s quilt featured a cool pieced back.
Barb Sherburne’s quilt of Friendship Stars and Rail Fence blocks was made from a pattern by Villa Rosa Beatrice for the Quilts of Valor project.
Barb also made “Soaring Above” for the Quilts of Valor project.
Barb’s third quilt for Quilts of Valor was made using the 20 Stars for 20 years pattern from the Quilts of Valor 20th Anniversary Quilt.
Mary Belcourt made this sweet baby quilt using Rail Fence blocks and quilted with a Pumpkin Seed quilting pattern.
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