I messed up the setting of my camera on the first few, so they are yellowish, but you can get an idea of what they are looking like, just imagine less yellow. I did not include the pictures of Tonya and Patti as if it was good of one, not so of the other...they are no longer allowed to be in the same shot!! Still go to the craftsy.com and Amy Gibson's site to see the blocks they were working on. At Amy's site, go to the link for sugar block club.
Without further ado...the rest of the show and tell.
Since the colors of the Relay for Life quilt were so ugly in the photo, yellow ruins a red, white and blue quilt, and I had it at home, I took it outside to photograph it. My flag was casting a shadow on the quilt, so I took it down and took these photos.
The two blocks that we did.
Watana's quilted pattern. Perfect choice for this quilt.
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| Carol with a Klaudeen Hanson patten quilt that she made. |
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| Carol's Klauden Hansen quilt from our workshop. |
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| Lawana made hers into a table runner. |
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| Judy and CC with their Pigeon Forge entries. Judy's binding continued the border...amazing. |
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| CC's was an original design too. |
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| CC did this hunter star quilt |
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| Rita with some blocks she did red work and paper piecing on. |
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| CC with her stars on navy background. Pretty!! |
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| Linda B with a Charlie Brown Christmas tree...star at the top and one ornament. |
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| Log cabin quilt that the Wanna Bees are working on. |
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| Blocks for a young man who is an Alabama fan and sick. |
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| Tonya's croqueted ballerina ponies. It doesn't show well, but they are wearing tutus. |
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| Stained glass quilt that Watana made to hang in the governors mansion during Christmas. |
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