Kim Stenehjem

May Show and Tell

It was tough to be inside on a beautiful spring day — especially since we had to detaour the long way around due to the Fargo Marathon course running through town and ending Fargodone across the street. But the lovely quilts at Show and Tell made the trip worthwhile.

Barb Zeleznik’s Embroidered Needle Roll was inspired by designs from Sue Spargo
Barb Zeleznik’s original design for a Temperature Quilt records the highs and lows of each day of 2021 with colors representing the degrees of heat or cold.
Bonnie Anderson’s originial design is titled “If You’re Not From The Prairie.” It was made for a friend who was unfamiliar with the beauty of the prairie landscape.
Bonnie Anderson showed her daughter-in-law Emily Anderson’s Barn Dance Quilt from Prairie’s Edge Patchworks. The embroidered block and pieced sashing was done by Emily. Quilted by Clem Busik and bound by Bonnie.
Diane Beirwagen’s original design Tulips On Parade was made from half-square triangles she received in a swap.
The back of Diane’s quilt features more of the swap triangles
Susan SChock and Mari Krag collaborated on this nature themed quilt for the 4Bs project.
Connie Jones’ quilted backpack was from a design from By Annie and made during an online sew-along
Emily Munson’s Fat Quarter Pattern quilt features peach and teal blocks and stripes on a light gray background.
Jennifer Lefor made this quilt for a young man whose favorite color was orange. The addition of blue and black tone down the orange while still letting it be the star.
Shelley Folkedahl’s new 4Bs quilt is from an unknown pattern clevely using tri-square blocks.