Milan Quilt Builders Guild

[...] Fall Retreat, worked on at the Winter Retreat and then finished at home! Spinning Pinwheels by Doris W This one is another favorite of Doris W's.  She made this quilt for a grandson - it's all of his [...]

[...] W also made another worm quilt! Doris W also finished this stack 'n whack from a hydrangea border print fabric - it was gorgeous.  See [...]

[...] patch pattern This is a lap quilt Doris W made for a friend who mowed her lawn while she was on vacation This picture quilt was made for a [...]

[...] G's Halloween version looks fun! Makes me think of a bowl full of trick or treat candy. Doris W's patterned background adds a lot of texture and movement to this wallhanging! Sorry I don' [...]

[...] many of the guild members, Carolyn started quilting in the 1980's and made a sampler for her first quilt. She also brought the quilt signed by many of the members and an awesome star quilt. Donna [...]

[...] of a red work flower block Joanne's Fiesta! Guest Gerald S's modified 1600.  This was Gerald's first quilt ever! Mary T's BOM Challenge - 9-Patch Nirvana Anna's Windsong Rose Doris G's Generals Wives [...]

[...] jeans! This is a Log Cabin Quilt by Fran H the back of Frans Log Cabin Quilt Myrna B's first quilt she is making from blocks made by a family member Joan T made this bright and cheery quilt for [...]

[...] quilts in one. I should consider getting out some of my embroidery quilt CDs and get busy. Kathy W was very prolific with some fabric/blocks she took home from a guild meeting. Just look at all [...]

[...] is a donation quilt Linda B just completed This is a Stack 'n Whack that Doris just finished! Kathy W made this wall hanging for her church Here is another larger one that will hang in the church [...]

[...] ! This is Fran's Quilt of Valor: This is a Quilt of Valor made by Pat M, Judy K, and Sue T: Kathy W finished these three Baby/kids Quilts to be donated to abused children Kathy W also [...]

[...] & squares Deb L finally finished this quilt Sample of table runners that Jeanette brought Kathy W embroidered quilt Closer photo This one was beautiful Doris G finished her snowman quilt Side [...]

[...] our Guild had a presentation on fabric dyeing by Marge from the Sewing Connection This is a baby quilt completed by Kathy W Another baby quilt - Fishies by Linda B Scrappy Diamonds by Joanne H Stack [...]

[...] not fond of Pokeberries anymore - just sayin . . . Doris just designed this monkey quilt for a baby quilt! This is a donation quilt Linda B just completed This is a Stack 'n Whack that Doris just [...]

[...] little girlfriend! Sue T made a Lotus Blossom wall hanging from batiks Pat M made a baby quilt and backed it in flannel Carolyn showed us an apron that her cousin Donna made Carolyn [...]

[...] this awesome crazy quilt that she made without a pattern! Doris W also found the time to make a baby quilt for her great granddaughter Per usual, Linda B has been busy . . . here's a cute Tuxedo Bib! [...]

[...] on one in batiks and it looks like stained glass! This is Joanne's Easy Striped Table Runner that has only five seams and no mitered corners. It's quilted in glow in the dark [...]

[...] how to construct her blocks. Judy is holding the technique board while Rachel is holding the table runner in which the block is used. I love how this looks. Rachel and Judy are peeking out from behind [...]

[...] "Let It Snow" wall hanging. And as if she wasn't productive enough, check out this table runner. I think Becky must be close to having all of her Christmas projects made. I'd be a happy [...]

[...] of sampler quilts and they are beautiful! Pam B. is a relatively new quilter and showed a table runner that she said was her first quilted project. Well, Judy M. corrected that statement and shared [...]

[...] of the quilt spell their last name! This is Roberta's favorite - an OSU Quilt! This is Doris G's favorite - a Thangles buck-a-block This is Doris W's favorite - a Spring Quilt This was [...]

[...] Opposites Attract that Deb made for her daughter Deb also made another BOM in a logcabin setting Doris G made the same BOM in a log cabin setting as Deb, just a different colorway This is Doris G's [...]

[...] I feel like I want some cappuccino and candy! Deb L. made this adorable cat quilt and Doris G. quilted it. If you look closely you'll see the word "meow" quilted a few times [...]

[...] Following are some (ok, a lot) of pictures from the paper piecing workshop that many of the guild members attended August 25-26th. Kare and I had a great time and I think (or at least I hope) that [...]

[...] the quilt the she asked Doris W. to piece for her mom. It is spectacular! Like many of the guild members, Carolyn started quilting in the 1980's and made a sampler for her first quilt. She also [...]

[...] . Don't you just love the button rainbow on her granddaughter's shirt. I think other guild members liked this too. Just look at the smiles of the members in the background. (If there was a [...]

[...] at all the eager faces! Ok, I got Penny in this picture, but only because I wanted to show our guild members from the back. The the quilts come out to play!! Simple block construction and big applique [...]

[...] The following pictures are from The May 12 Sew 'n Tell This is Joanne's Puzzle Quilt! This is the back of Joanne's Puzzle Quilt - it's reversible! [...]

[...] Sew 'n Tell from todays meeting: These are some blocks Kare is making for a Postage Stamp quilt.  The [...]

[...] Town Hall where our Guild meets is not air conditioned, but  it wasn't that bad!  So, on to the Sew 'n Tell: This is the 2012 Milan Quilt Builders Raffle Quilt.  The pattern is Broken Star and it's [...]

[...] PJ's presentation. NO! What was I thinking? DUHHHHHH  Sorry ladies. Below are the Sew and Tell pictures and I just have to say that I am very proud to be associated with such talented and giving [...]

Here are the long-awaited pictures from the February meeting. March will be posted soon. Since I wasn't at the meeting, I'm not going to try to add a [...]

As usual, we had a wonderful "Sew and Tell" section of the meeting. I continue to be awed by the talents that surround me! Carolyn's husband has mad [...]

The members of the Milan Quilt Builders are continuing on their roll of finishing up projects and sharing their talents with the rest of us. Here are [...]

[...] large quilts like her fabulous black, red and white creation below! Judy M. started with this awesome quilt that is full of applique and lots small pieces. Check out her Dear Jane quilt and you'll see [...]

[...] stuff. I wonder if I could use it to carry my quilting notions. Judy J has created another awesome quilt using her embroidery machine. WOW!! The back is really cool too. Using this technique, Judy [...]