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| Bonny's birch tree and moose wall-hanging is one of 6 original birch tree quilts she has created for a show at Doriola's in July. |
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| Regina showed a comfort quilt. |
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| Another comfort quilt is ready for distribution to a local charity. |
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| Emiko is learning to quilt on a new sewing machine. She made this cute comfort quilt. |
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| Glenda took both of Esterita Austin's classes. In the Painting for Illusion class, she added birch trees to her Anchorage scene. |
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| Glenda created this wall=hanging in the Esterita Austin portrait class. |
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| Harmony spent a year finishing this 112" x 112" wedding quilt. It was too large for her frame so she had to hand quilt it in 2 halves. |
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| Joan and Mary showed two appliqué wall-hangings created by Jan who needs to move to Colorado as a result of illness. The guild members will greatly miss Jan's beautiful appliqué and quilting, as well as her generous involvement in guild activities. |
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| Joan created this vibrant quilt from blocks she bought at Jetta's garage sale. |
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| Karen showed Mary A's Teddy Bear Tea quilt (above) and her own contribution to the service project (below). |
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| Linda's red and white quilt, titled "Age of Aquarius", was based on a 1910 pattern. I wonder if she got dizzy quilting it. |
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| Lynne created this quilt using the critters her daughter's fifth grade students made based on the Disgusting Critters children's book. |
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| Marilyn's lively quilt is a wedding gift. |
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| Nancy showed a satin envelope which she made for the Newborns in Need project. The envelope will hold keepsakes for the parents of a newborn who has died. |
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| Nancy's quilt made with sun printed fabric is a donation for the Alaska Sudan Medical Project. |
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| Robyn has created another beautiful appliqué quilt. |
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| Ruthe also took Esterita Austin's painting class and created this wall-hanging which she backed with foil. |
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| Ruthe tested one of Gail's quilt patterns--"On the Go". |
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| Sandy individualized Esterita Austin's landscape pattern, leaving Anchorage out of the picture. |
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| Shirley found a cross stitch project to keep busy since she has sold her TV and is moving to Arizona. The guild will miss Shirley's contributions to Show and Tell. |
