Gloria's 2-sided quilt. This side is her snowmen quilt. |
This is the other side of Gloria's quilt. |
Debbie's knit bag. She used target plastic bags to make plarn and then knit into a bag and added nice red handles. |
Shirley's Civil War/1800's reproduction fabrics quilt. It's a Puss-in-the-Corner block set on point along with large fabric squares. |
Jeanne brought in this old quilt top of a feathered star with a Kansas Dugout pieced center. |
Judy made a double-sided wall quilt using this Elvis panel on one side. |
This is the other side of Judy's quilt with these buff shirtless dudes. A girl has got to dream you know. |
Judy's placemat and napkins. She also made a table runner to match, but my camera took a blurry photo of that one. |
Mary tried on Jeanne's hat the correct way. |
Jeanne put her hat on backwards to see how it would look with the flowers on the front instead. |
Most of the ladies went up to the Tea Room and had afternoon tea. Shirley and Gloria seated here. |
Debbie and her grandmother on the sofa. |
Jeanne (with her hat on correctly here) and Mary. Jeanne is showing Mary the magazine with photographs of the Queen, when she was a young woman. |
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