Here is the finished 'A' quilt that Jeanene has worked on for a spell. It was well worth the time for it is a beauty.
Here is a pinwheel variation that we started during the retreat.
Baby pinwheels with the same fabric, heck, throw in a little more.
Never, never throw anything away because you might be able to squeeze more quilts out of the scraps. Note the teenie, tiny nine patches in the quilt with the snowballs. (I think that's the one, all I can see right now is computer jumble.)
One way to do the darling flowers.
Here is a variation on the flowers.
JoAn added the 'A' word to her quilt and it looks beautiful.
This is Hedy's latest creation=)
Here is the littlest member of our group=) I wonder if she is walking yet?
Ruth's cute bag was a gift.
This pinwheel quilt was started at the cabin. The pattern is the same but each one looks different.
Christmas gifts are started at Jan's house. Here is the first quilt top for one of the kids. This quilt inspired a few trips to the quilt shop we went to in Lakeside during the quilt retreat=)
Here is the 'Q' for Jan's Alphabet quilt about her. This is fabulous!!!
This is the quilt Jan made with the blocks each member of the quilt group made last summer. She has done all of the amazingly beautiful machine quilting by herself after taking a class.
I think this belongs to Jan and it is really cute, but I'm having a brain cramp=(
Even though Peg wasn't here for quilt group she sent along this cute quilt top: 'If the Shoe Fits.'
Here's a cute little bag that Glenna made for her girls.
The pinwheels that started it all=)
Ice Cream Anyone??
Here is Glenna's take on the group quilt we did last summer. They all look different even though we all have the same blocks=)
Vickie is at my door step at 8:30 Saturday morning and look what she has finished. I know we were all thinking it would never happen when she said she would give it to the Mom on Saturday. She was on her way to the meeting. 
Vicki had us all envious of the quilt she bought. A friend wanted to sell it and Vickie bought it for a $100.00 because she knew Vickie would take care of it. It was made in 1945. It is in great condition. None of us knew what the pattern is called. 
Hedy put together Peg's pattern "if the shoe fits" just out of her stash. 
Hedy also used the pinwheel pattern and put together her Donna fabric.
Ruth said she didn't do anything this past month. Only a huge (900 kits +) ward humanitarian project she has been working on for months. She is showing the pattern she is using for her next crochet baby blanket for a new grandchild.
Another little blanket Jeanene finished for her next grandchild. Oh wait, that grandchild was born while we were at our quilt group. Daughter-in -law Sarah was in labor when we started and before we were finished she had to have an emergency C-section. 
Maybe the new baby will get this cute little pink quilt. 
Peg is showing off her Birthday prize from her friend and fellow quilter Stephanie
Peg also brought this quilted card she found in a quilt store.
Vicki is always working, she brought a project she is doing for a friend.
Rachelle finished her Cabbage Rose blocks. We like her fabric better than the one we bought. Oh well.
Rachelle kicked the pinwheel up a notch and came up with this beautiful quilt.
Glenna brought her Dresden Plate blocks and needed help picking what fabric to use in the center.
Two little quilts Glenna made for twin babies.
This "Ragtime" goes to the twins new boy cousin born a week later.
