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Show and Tell - Retreats, Family and Celebrations ! |
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December 2004 |
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Pansy, Dachsie and Ellie - November Retreat The retreat was great. As usual, the food was awesome, the company lots of fun and as you can see by the photos - we got lots of sewing done. Ellie. |
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JO-IN is busy at her embroidery machine again!!! And look what she then did with them!! |
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These are machine embroidered - Crisswell Designs Disk
Jo-In |
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I typed message/greeting on vellum - and attached to inside of card. Some of the cards are completely lined - some only half with message - and some envelopes are lined, too. JO-IN |
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Southern Mountain Retreat !!
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The Southern Mountain Retreat was held at EB's cabin (EB/GA). This picture is of the finished round robin owned by PhyllisWA. The participants are (left to right), Ellen (Bun), Terry (GAQuiltR), CherylGA, CookieGA and DebbieGA
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PhyllisWA flew to Atlanta on Oct 29 to join the RPLOTN Southern Mountain retreat which was hosted by Eleanor Brazell (EB/GA). Ellen (Bun), CherylGA, JulieGA, Marcia, CookieGA were there Thursday through Sunday noon.
Terry (GAQuiltR) was able to join us for a few hours on Saturday. Three others came for a day of sewing: MaryJo, Judy and Leslee. It was a wonderful time, but all too short!
Debbie - DC/GA, Bun/GA
Phyllis/WA (seated), Cookie/GA, EB/GA
Julie (guest), GAquiltR, Sparkey/GA, Cheryl/GA, Phyllis/WA (seated)
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EB/GA (seated), Cookie/GA, Bun/GA, GAquiltR at the Quilter's Rescue Mission retreat in Tocca, November 8-11, 2004 |
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This is a wall hanging of 12 Days of Christmas -
machine embroidered by Butterfly Brenda of Nevada -
this was a row quilt 7 or 8
of us took part in. My theme was Christmas and I felt these JO-IN |
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CYD shares a big celebration! and some special Pilgrims... |
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….and a picture from my 50th birthday in Hawaii! I’m the brunette… CYD |
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Here are some photos of my new King size bed quilt made from the slash a stash pattern which I modified and set on point and put randomly pieced borders to reflect the randomness of the blocks. As you can see from the close up shots, some blocks are solid yellows with blue print borders and the others are yellow prints with solid blue borders. It made it a little more cohesive and organized as opposed to the original pattern which had "no rhyme or reason to the color layout" which I HATE. EL (Auntie Em)
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were too nice to put
in with the cottons and deserved a "place of their own".
My
two special pilgrims
