This is the month we were invited to bring a daughter or grandaughter who enjoys sewing and have them bring something for show and tell. Let me just tell you before you scroll down and see for yourself, how darling these girls are.
What fun to see them have a love of sewing at such a young age...I know this talent will serve them all well in the future.
So first off, I have my book and charm squares to trade all ready to go...check
Potluck dish with serving spoon...check
Daughter who likes to sew...check
Show and tell item for daughter who likes to sew...check (I showed you this pillow on a previous Sew Nite with Kass post...remember?)
Aprons for Kass and I to wear at the meeting...check (aprons are required)
My prepared signiture block fabric ready for more signitures...check (I am designing a quilt for this and prefer to have the fabric pre-signed before I sew them into the blocks...something I will show later)
Okay...I'm ready and we are off....
We start off with Sandra who is our teacher. She has books for show and tell that come from her family who are Swiss. They are really beautiful and treasured books.
We start off with Sandra who is our teacher. She has books for show and tell that come from her family who are Swiss. They are really beautiful and treasured books.
More finished aprons...we can never get enough of them.
Judy's cute DIL Elizebeth and her cute bag and quilt.
Judy finished her quilt from one of our past projects. I love it!
These two cute girls with matching aprons are Lucy's grandaughters. Lucy made the aprons for them for Christmas. They are not sisters but cousins.
Lucy makes her grandkids story quilts to match a book and gives them both together...what a fun idea and a fun grandma she is... you can tell that her grandaughters love theirs.
These are skirts that the girls helped make. The pink and white skirts are the same pattern that Kass has been using to make her skirts this summer.
RaeAnn inherited these aprons recently from her Aunt.
Judy's cute DIL Elizebeth and her cute bag and quilt.
Judy finished her quilt from one of our past projects. I love it!
These two cute girls with matching aprons are Lucy's grandaughters. Lucy made the aprons for them for Christmas. They are not sisters but cousins.
Lucy makes her grandkids story quilts to match a book and gives them both together...what a fun idea and a fun grandma she is... you can tell that her grandaughters love theirs.
These are skirts that the girls helped make. The pink and white skirts are the same pattern that Kass has been using to make her skirts this summer.
RaeAnn inherited these aprons recently from her Aunt.
She picked up this hat and purse while at an antique shop recently that are just like her Mom used to have. She was more than thrilled to find them.
This is Lucinda and her cute little friend that she is teaching to sew.
This is Lucinda and her cute little friend that she is teaching to sew.
Lucinda's doll.
Lucinda's crazy 30's quilt, which was last months project.
Kathleen took the teapot quilt class from Sandra. She showed us some of her blocks so far.
Kathleens Crazy 30's quilt.
Kathleens grandaughter and a few of her projects. She's adorable.
This is Robin and her grandaughter. She made the apron that Robin is wearing. I love that she made an apron for her grandma! How cute, it's usually the other way around.
This is Karen's quilt that she made a few years ago for her 16 year old daughter. She couldn't bring her daughter so she brought the quilt!
19 comments:
Wow! What a great show and tell. You have the most wonderful group. I love how everyone brings something extra special to your meeting. I can see why you love to go.
The show and tell was so much fun to read. Thank you so much, I felt like I was there!
Lori, What a lovely day! And just look at all those smiles! Thank you for sharing your day with us. Ros
What a great group! I'm envious! Thanks for sharing all the wonderful photos.
What fun! If I lived near you, I would certainly want to be in your club! It looks like everyone in attendance was having a wonderful time. Thanks for the great post. Carol
Lori, what an excellent post. It was so motivating . My daughter has been wanting a skirt apron and I have been procrastinating. Now that I see so many lovely ones, I am inspired.
What a fun group that looks like, thank you for sharing all the beautiful pictures! It felt like I was there, and I wish I was!
Ohhhhhh that was fun! Tk you for letting us tag along :)
Thanks so much for the lovely photo journal of your day..The girls are adorable!!
Pat
Great show and tell! Love that the little girls are involved!
Oh I need some fat quarters of those new prints to finish my sister's quilt. Fun! They are lovely. So much to comment on. Kassidy's skirt is darling. I love the quilt with the tents on it! So unusual. So cute. Well they are all cute but that one popped out at me. And Rae Ann. She's a delight. So cute in her hat and bag. She told me about those last night. Sigh. I feel like I was almost there. I'm wearing my favorite apron right now. I would wear this to church if I could get away with it!
Hi Lori. Thanks so much for sharing all of these wonderful pics with us. So many goodies in this post! What a wonderful group. Love those fabrics that followed you home. :)
what a great post..........will show Fairy Girl later........
What a fun post!! Love show & tell...check!
So much inspiration from one post...
Lovely idea including the younger girls and their sewing, very sweet.
Have to go and find some spare?? fabric to whip up an apron, they were so cute....
Love your blog background and the music is gorgeous I just want to sit here and listen to it for hours while I stitch of course!
What a great show and tell! Reading it felt like I was there~ love all the projects and the additions to your stash! ;-)
Such a fun time. It is so neat to see the young ladies involved in sewing.
And all those aprons. I love them.
I really liked that quilt with the tents that you can open.
thanks for sharing. I really enjoy your blog.
Boy, that was fun! Love your dd's skirt. What is the name of the pattern? I'd love to help my 9yodd make one.
Wow...love this post...just fabulous♥x
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