Show and Share is always a highlight of every meeting when we witness the creativity and expertise of members. 

*Alison McCullough shared her latest Quilt of Valor. Kudos to Alison for quilting many of our QOVs on her long arm.

*Alison also shared Oceanside, a quilt made with folded corner blocks.  Can't you almost imagine the surf and sand?

*Donna Dawson's Hollyhocks is another finished project from the Candy Grisham workshop in June. 

*Vickie Greenwood presented her2024  President's Quilt which featured navy and cream signed blocks made by guild members. Extra blocks were used in the backing.

*LuAnn Hoover's red and white beauty is her creation from the 2025 BOM.

*Sharon Johns and her husband move their horses to Wyoming for the summer. The Scrappy Heart that she made is a wedding gift for the young woman who trains their horses.

*Ruth Prescott's delightful quilt of construction vehicles has been a favorite in her family, and this one will go to the next little boy.

*Jody Cheatum attended a workshop where she upgraded this delightful Samsonite train case. The decoupaged fabric gives this vintage case a whole new vibe. And check out the interior. So cute!

*Nancy Rezac attended a workshop where participants were to make a 2-Hour Tulip Bag. Nancy says, "They lied; this should really be called the Many Hours Tulip Bag.

*Nancy also showed the quilt she made from the Connecting Hearts pattern from the designers at A Wing and a Prayer who gave a program last year.

*Donna Van Guilder also used a panel for the focal point of her American 250 quilt. However, the stars add a stunning border to this quilt.

*Deb Pryor and her husband enjoy traveling to Bluegrass Festivals. This T-Shirt quilt is a reminder of many of their favorite venues.

*Milly Harner used Robin Pickens fabrics to construct the blocks for her quilt. The selection of shades of blue and soft greens with a Bear Paw themed edging has a very cozy appeal.

*Milly also modeled her new Everyday Topper which she made with Kaffe fabrics.  What a fun, colorful summer top! (Click on image to see full photo.)

*Donna Johnson's cheerful quilt with big floral blocks is made with Tula Pink fabrics. Donna began this quilt at our retreat, so we are thrilled to see the finished product, quilted by guild member Mary Hibbs.

*Kay Scheffler is honoring a neighboring young man with this "Quilt of Many Squares." How many? Kay lost count of the number of 2"squares that she used in this quilt, but it is a priceless graduation gift!

*Elaine Shannon shared one of three small floral quilts that she made.  Two similar quilts were gifted to her daughters.

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