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June 3, 2025 Annual Meeting, Show and Tell and Luncheon

The Quilt Guild end of year was celebrated at the Smith's Creek Hall

Show and Tell

Diane B embellished her Trade Block project with cute little flowers, bees, butterflies, birds, and dragonflies



Diane also made a flannelette blanket for her nephew. It features a giraffe.




Cathy K has made a wonderful cushion featuring a street, houses and trees.




Jean T displayed her Small Heart Quilt. Notice the heart motif in the quilting.




Doreen D used the pattern from The Fabric Cupboard's Quilt Club to make this quilt.



Doreen also made a Disappearing 9 patch in shades of reds and whites.






Doreen and Beth S combined their Trade blocks to make a quilt for Victoria's Quilts.






Barb T's Home Coming Quilt was made specifically for her daughter.



Barb also brought along a Christmas Quilt with Piano Key borders on the ends






Jackie J made this Floral Block Quilt for Cindy (owner of Crafters Vineyard)




Jackie machine quilted this Bold Coloured Quilt herself



Jackie made a Tuffet. Actually made 2 of these foot stools from 2 inch strips of fabric, fusible web, foam and wooden feet






Joanne G showed us her bag that was made by her sister Jean T. Joanne uses it to carry her quilts



Joanne has completed a Charm Square Basket, a 2024 Quilt Retreat project.

Joanne added sashing to her Trade Blocks quilt top






Judy H completed the SVQG BOM 2024-25. She machine quilted this project.



Judy made 2 candle mats. She used a 60 degree ruler and she also machine quilted them

Patty E thanked the group for the delivery of Trade Blocks to her. Their arrival in USA was very uplifting in a time of uncertainty. She told us about turning her Trade Blocks into a quilt that she has already gifted.






Bea O made a comfy looking quilt from woven cottons



Ethel R showed the Nine Patch Quilt that was hand quilted by guild members. Ethel made 10 blocks to accompany the 20 blocks that were made by former member Nancy Pollock. When quilting was completed Vera T did the binding.






Marlene O said she was blessed with much from the Guild Chinese Auction. She made placemats from acquired strips.




Marlene showed us her Butterflies in Pink Quilt. This features hand quilting in butterfly motifs






Sharon R displayed her Quilted Jacket with a Sweatshirt Foundation. The workshop where she learned this technique was taught by Susan Snyder.












Gail R has a wonderful finished quilt. Gail replaced some blocks in the quilt top that the guild received from Evelyn Kyle. A pretty purple fabric was chosen for the backing and quilting was done by Agathe K.




Gail saw an apron at a WI meeting and was able to make one similar at home. Gail used snaps to attach a towel to the front of the apron, this makes the towel easy to change out as needed.






Leigh S displayed a table topper that she admitted has been languishing for 8+ years. Very pretty colours and lovely embroidery







Debbie F brought along her Mystery Quilt Table Runner to show to us. There is a Cardinal theme in Christmas colours








Jane K attended the Quilted Jacket class taught by Susan Snyder. Jane modelled her cheerful coloured completed jacket










Susan S joined in on the learning experience during her own class and brought her quilted jacket to show


Susan also completed her Dragonfly project in blues and yellow this was a technique taught by Brenda Dunsmore in a Guild workshop




Susan worked on this project at the 2025 Villa Retreat. The wall hanging for her son is constructed from 440 pieces of 1 1/4 inch strips.






Susan took part in the  2024-25 BOM and created this lovely project






Susan is hiding behind her wall hanging. Fabric used in this was from Quilting with Murphy Fabric Shop.



The last event of the day was a fun game played with 3 inch strips of fabric. A roll of the dice determined the fate. At the end of the game Caroline G was blessed with the pile of srips in the center of the table