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| Barbara showed row 1 of her Roosting Row quilt challenge. |
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| This is row 2 of Barbara's challenge. |
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| This is row 3. |
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| Regina showed this comfort quilt. |
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| This is another comfort quilt. |
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| Harmony created this quilt for her soon to arrive first grandchild. The prospective parents requested an animal theme with yellow and green colors. |
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| Harmony and her husband travel in an RV so she does a lot of handwork since they often don't have electrical hook-ups. |
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| Jackie made this single Irish chain quilt with her Christmas fabric scraps. |
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| Jackie also made a bed for her grand-dog. |
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| The pattern of this quilt made by Jeanette is called "7-11". |
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| This crazy-quilt-wanna-be is actually a whole cloth fabric which Jeanette quilted. |
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| Jeanette calls this quilt "Sudoku" because of the fabric arrangement. |
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| We were delighted by Jetta's creativity. She made a narrow Christmas tree for her sister who has limited space. |
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| Barbara is showing a table topper that Kate made. |
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| Kate made this Christmas wall-hanging. |
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| Kate showed another wall-hanging. She hand pleated the green background to add texture. |
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| Kate made this Christmas table runner. |
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| This is a table topper made by Kate. |
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| Kay showed the kid's comfort quilt which she made for a military child. |
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| Linda loves owls and worked on this appliqué quilt at her cabin. |
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| Lynne made this beautiful quilt as a wedding gift for her niece. |
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| This is a Teddy Bear quilt which Mary made. Below are more of Mary's Teddy Bear quilts--donations for the Teddy Bear Tea during which the guild distributes small quilts and stuffed animals to social service agencies in Anchorage which deal with children. |
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| Peggy's step-daughter's dog Linus is replicated in this quilt. |
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| Ruthe made this kid's comfort quilt for a military child. The back is shown below. |
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| Ruthe is explaining that she used a left-over block to make this Teddy Bear quilt. |
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| After show and tell, Marilyn explained the process for making fabric flowers. |
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| This is a flower in progress. |
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| Bonnie show flowers which she made in a similar technique but using fabric strips. Her yellow flower is a perfect center for the one Rena made following Marilyn's instructions. |
