Here's Kelly Wisse's "Bittersweet Stars" from Jo's Club.
Ellie Held made this king size quilt!
Debbie Zeida made this Minnie Mouse stocking for her great-niece, Layla, who is 14 months old and adorable!
They gathered in our classroom to sew and have a fun time!
Audrey Ward came in out of the cold to show us the latest bags she made! This one she's keeping,
and this one is for her daughter, Judy!
Sheryl Lindstedt stopped by and showed us her latest bag creation. The pocket is pink wool, which looks great against the Kaffe Fassett fabric!
Neither rain nor snow keep the UPS or Fedex trucks away! Despite the weather we received these new fabrics from MODA's Central Park Collection.
Ann brought in her Cathedral Window quilt to show us!
She has been working on it for years and it is one row away from completion! It is all done by hand!
They are absolutely beautiful!
And very different!
Sort of Mother Nature inspired
with some Asian Goddess thrown in!
And, always, a little tongue in cheek!
Click this one to see details. Check out the beaded corners!
And the feathers with dangly things hanging from them!
I love this one! A cod fish in the shape of Cape Cod! What fun!
Evie is ready for borders on her latest Jo Morton Club quilt. Or, no borders and ready for binding. Either way, it's ready!
Willie has finished this mystery challenge she participated in. It really showcases the big flowers beautifully! 
The next three pictures show a busy classroom during a Friday Open Sew Class.
There was a lot of different projects being worked on!
A good time was had by all!
Jean Carey showed us this quilt she made, machine quilted by Julie Larivie.
Dot Hannon is making a pinwheel quilt and is using triangles on a roll for the first time. Dot is making this quilt for a Habitat for Humanity House.
Jeanne Carey is finishing up this log cabin quilt.
Audrey Ward is almost done with this wallhanging.
Is anyone else tired of snow and freezing rain this winter? I know I am!
Laurie LaConte showed us this quilt she had made. Don't you just love Kaffe's fabrics?
Click this one to see the chickens! Linda Maddaluno fell in love with Maureen's chicken hex quilt and started her own! 
There are a lot of different chicken fabrics out in the fabric world that can be collected, apparently! Who knew! Personally, I think the hunting and gathering is really fun.
She is also working on this hexagon quilt!
Priscilla Delgado is also working with hexagons! She's making mug rugs out of hexagons! She brought them in to pick out fabric for the backs.
