Weekly Update - January 16, 2016
Hi Ladies - Next Saturday is 4th Saturday
 - Lunch & Learn!!! No RSVP's and we didn't even make a sign up 
sheet for ladies to sign and list what they would bring. I'm going to 
bring chicken strips.  So it is wide open! 
Nancy
 Cartlidge shared a terrific new tutorial with us for making Mitered 
Receiving Blankets using a 40 inch square and 30 inch square - each 
measuring, sewing, and wallah perfectly mitered corners and wonderful 
receiving blanket done.  So the video link is below for you to click on 
and goes directly to Missouri Star Quilt Co. Jenny Doan's terrific 
tutorial.  And attached is a pdf of instructions with excellent pictures
 to follow along - the pdf is 11 pages long, so maybe you will only need
 to print out first two pages and browse the other 9 just by saving to 
your documents folder.  
Some of you know that 
I'm going to be grandmom again in June... oh baby, I'm so ready for this
 one!!   This is my UFO year to complete as many projects as possible 
that have been in the works for years cluttering up my sewing room and 
life.  But, I will be making several new projects for new baby in June. 
 I went to Missouri Star Quilt Co. website last night and got a few 
pretty baby flannels ordered, hopefully they'll be here by end of week 
and I'll make up the two receiving blankets that I've purchased these 
flannels to make.  This is an easy peasy project and we will be demo'ing
 it on Saturday.
Thank
 you to Marge MacCulay for her wonderful and detailed demo on cutting 
squares, squaring up fabric, and getting the most out of fabrics, 
especially scraps!
Thank you to Lu Karatzas for
 her inspirational demo on creating your very own quilt pattern and the 
process to get it on paper, buy perfect fabrics, and get to sewing.  Lu 
has made very detailed, creative quilts for her family members and each 
one begins with a theme or event and how she develops a quilt to 
memorialize the special occasions in the family.  Pretty cool stuff!!
I
 shared how to make the Block Carriers that come in so handy when we are
 sewing projects to keep our blocks and pieces secure, together, and 
wrinkle free.  We still have 3 or 4 "tubes" left for any ladies who want
 to make a carrier for herself.  
Show & Tell:
JoAnn Colin - 2 charity blankets made with one layer fleece, beautiful finish on "top" and terrific alternative to tying the edges - got to see in order to appreciate!!
Ruth Campbell- dog bed and cat hammock!!
Mary Nazgiewicz - 5 cat hammocks!!
Me
 - 2 UFO's quilted and being bound, "cowboy/cowgirl" one with boots is 
going to doggie Bailey's Vet - chiropractor - who comes in from Missouri
 every month to provide chiropractic treatments to horses in Ocala and 
dogs here at Buffalo Ridge Animal Hosp.  Our 10 year old has been under 
her treatments for 5 years, she's like a puppy, and without this... 
Bailey could not  use her hind legs prior to starting treatments.  It's 
been pretty amazing for us.  
Please check out the blog by the link below to see all the pretty pictures from this week's show and tell.  
Receiving Blanket Tutorial Video on Missouri Star Quilt Company
Remember Lunch & Learn this coming Saturday - till then, have a great week and as always, God bless all of you and your families, 
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(¸.·´ (¸.·' Micki MacCumbee
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(¸.·´ (¸.·' Micki MacCumbee
Club Leader, Fabric Fun Arts & Crafts
    
        

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