Kids!

MacKenzie and Delaney stopped by twice last week!  First they showed up with their Grandma and showed us their mermaid skirts that Grandma had made!

Then they arrived with these cute outfits also made with fabric from Tumbleweed!  They are lucky girls, Grandma makes really nice clothes for them!

Paula had her Grandsons visiting last week!  While they were there, they spent time making quilts!
Jake designed this geometric wallhanging and choose the colors, along with sewing!

Lyle made this one with a leopard!

Great job!!

More Proper Bostonians

The ladies from the Proper Bostonian Guild brought show and tell when they came to class Wednesday!  Charlotte Halloran made this red zig zag quilt!

Carol Ayotte showed us one of her latest creations!

Patty Bailey has been busy!  She this zig zag quilt

and two twister baby quilts

for twins!

Carol Ayotte is working on this circle quilt!

Charlotte started this bag in class with Willie and it was finished for her by Colleen Farrell!

Ann O'Connell brought her landscape in!  Another time the Bostonians came down they made landscapes with Carol and Ann had her's framed!  It looks like a painting, but it's all fabric!

Cindy MacDougall had her "stuff" in her woven bag!  Another time the Bostonians came down to make woven bags with Willie.

Proper Bostonians

Ten ladies from the Proper Bostonian Quilt Guild were at Tumbleweed yesterday to take a class taught by Carol Ayotte!  They were making a wallhanging like this one done by Carol.

They worked on this block as an exercise.

Pat Kelleher worked in blues!

 Cindy Lane had hot colors!

Charlotte Halloran chose reds!

Linda Young used a little of a lot of colors!

A good time was had by all!

Marshfield Fair Quilts

The Marshfield Fair is going on until August 26th!

Pictured here are a couple of quilts made from blocks sent in for the Peggy Beals Quilt Block Contest!

For more information go here!

This month on our display walls we quilts from a few different people.  Shari Sears made this Boxed In quilt!

Willie made this bright orange tumbling blocks quilt!

Shari Sears made this Jelly Roll Race quilt!

Next is a blue and white quilt made by Barbara Rogers!

Another blue and white quilt was made by Willie!

Come in and see them soon!

Quilts

Marie Spadaro came across a inspiring fabric and this was the result!

Emily made a blue and brown baby quilt with dots!

She was having so much fun adding she couldn't stop so here's the result - a dotted back!

Kathy Thurston needed more "scraps" to make this bright quilt a little larger!  Click to see the black and white sashing fabric, it's a nice addition!

Ruth Wilcox had fun sewing with her Granddaughter, Mikayla, on left, and her friend Emily all week while they were visiting her!   They made themselves lap quilts this time!

Misc.

Marcia Derse fabrics arrived today!

A whole shelf full!  

Don't they look good?  I can't decide what ones I want to use first!

Take a look at this quilt!  It is spectacular!  

This memory quilt was made from ties and men's shirts belonging to Arthur S. Brown MD and was designed by Ellen Swain and Margie Poland-Steele.

It was machine pieced and hand appliquéd by Margie and machine quilted by Marianne Bowman in Falmouth.