February Quilt Guild

Show and Tell

Maxine- mini trunk show

Quilt Guild January Newsletter

We are excited to start a new year of quilt guild! We had a great turn out for our first meeting. Lisa S is our president this year and has some fun new ideas for us to participate in. We will be having a monthly mini trunk show from one of our members, a paper bag swap, and a new UFO competition.

Snow Goose- Snow Goose is fast approaching and will be on February 25th and 26th. For more information and to see a complete schedule of events visit the guild website. ( click on the link to the right of this page!)

UFO's Get ready to finish your Un-Finished-Objects this year. Everyone who wants to participate needs to pledge the number of UFO's they can finish and then everyone who meets their goal will win a prize.


Show and Tell












Carolyn T- Crib bumpers and baby quilt





Lynette Lovell- "17 year quilt" This quilt has hand embroidered cross stitch and is hand quilted. She said that it took her 17 years to finish!

Janice P- Christmas place mats

Jane E

Pink Lemonade pattern

Quilts to give to her granddaughters. These were made from fabric from her mother.

Cute pink and green quilt
Tana (Holly's daughter) Christmas stocking
Maxine-Table runner
Bag and sewing bags with pin cushions. Maxine also made a Chapeau from ties. She finished 11 quilts this year and gave them all away.
Ann M- Woodland bloom Quilt
Pumpkin quilt
Square quilt made with granddaughter
Her sister-in-laws bird quilt.
Carol S- Lilly and Will baby quilt
Karen B- Pillow Cases
Linda K- Reversible Batik Quilt

Annalee C- Denim camp quilt
Sandy F- Snowman quilt
Cowboy Quilt
Sweet Divinity Quilt

"Grandma Bag"




Shanda B- Quilt for her husband

Equal sign quilt

Patchwork skirt

Melissa D- Valentine table runner

Sue P.- Made 64 pillow cases this year and gave the all away!




Mini Trunk Show by Lisa S.

This quilt was made years ago from two guild swaps, a nine patch and an hour glass.
A favorite bulls eye quilt

These next quilts were made by Lisa's great grandma on a seep ranch in Southern Utah. She thinks that she probably used whatever fabric she could find available to her including clothing.

The yellow quilt was washed and the wool batting shrunk. Lisa unpicked the quilting replaced the batting with an antique batting and requilted the quilt.

The last quilt was made by her husbands grandma. They are not sure what the pattern is, so if anyone has seen this block and knows the name of it let Lisa know!

Last was a favorite quilt done in the triple treat pattern