• Anna Cornel – Quilt made for U.K.nephew & South African wife “African Slumbers”designed by Sue Duffy. Baby, a boy, born Sept. 20th
  • Jean Sherwin – This is my Christmas quilt. It is paper pieced and quilted by Carol Darou 
  • Jean Sherwin – This is my “Dear Jean”. It is hand pieced, appliqués and quilted. It was my 5year hand work project.
  • Jean Sherwin – This is a scrappy quilt I did for my Heart to Heart group
  • Louise Gour – This is a memory quilt that I’ve made for a friend who recently lost her husband.  It was a challenge working with used fabrics but my friend really loved it. 
  • Hope Bell
  • Hope Bell
  • Hope Bell
  • Sheila Gibson – I made 14 “Quilties” ( 24″ X 24″) for the Almonte Hospital. Every child born there gets a quiltie
  • Nancy Jossinet: This is a wool appliquéd wall hanging.  The centre of the O is interchangeable to represent other seasons or occasions.
  • I joined an Alison Glass Stitch Club.  Each month I get an email with descriptions of stitches, history and suggested projects.  I made a pouch out of canvas and jean fabric.  I embellished it with long stitches attaching more shapes and a button.
  • I made these tree ornaments for our fall sale.  I fussy cut the fabric and embellished them with embroidery stitches.
  • I bought a kit with pattern and fabric at our last guild sale.  Fabric was precut, sewing instructions easy to follow, backing was included.  I made this for my son-in-law’s birthday gift in October.  I long armed quilted it at the Pickle Dish.
  • Jill Nolan: this the quilt I just layered on my deck.  Making for my step-daughter who is a cowgirl and rides in the Calgary Stampede and the Canadian Final Rodeo in Edmonton.  A labour of love but aren’t they all. 
  • Anita Payne: Solar Power was made for the CQA Try A Triad challenge.
  • Trip Around the World 2020 was made for the CQA Trend Tex challenge. 
    Both of those are going to be  in virtual quilt shows on the CQA website.
  • The Chinese quilt was made for the quilt exhibit at Streve that was hung just before the pandemic shut down happened.
  • Christine Langan: Quilt for new grandchild of a friend. Took a panel and cut the alphabet apart and sashed it
  • Bet Cooper: Autumn Splendor – my name for this mystery quilt by Border Creek Station. Carol Darou did an absolutely awesome job of quilting it for me, as you can see from the close-up photo which also shows the border.
  • Carol Darou – This quilt was inspired by a pattern called “Navajo Code Talkers”. I started working on this right after Quilt Canada last year and my first block was paying homage to a 9-patch quilt that I’m pretty sure won some awards there. I saw this border design online quite some time ago, and this was the perfect quilt to try my own version of it.