During the guild's program meeting, members showed quilts and fiber art pieces to demonstrate the theme, "What? Not cotton?".
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| Glenda showed a small wall-hanging created as the result of a guild retreat class on burning holes in synthetic fabric. |
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| Glenda showed this quilt made with polyester fabric. |
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| Kate demonstrated her process of using ties to make Dresden plate blocks. |
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| Katy's talents of quilting on leather are shown above and in the following two photos. |
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| Kay showed this crazy quilt and the one pictured below. Both were made using polyester and wool fabrics. |
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| Kay made this wall hanging mostly from silk dupioni. |
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| Linda made this appliqué quilt using wool. |
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| This bow tie quilt made by Linda used silk ties. |
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| Linda made this silk tie quilt for her husband's retirement. |
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| Linda made this wool quilt for her father-in-law. |
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| Marilyn showed a "Sugan" cowboy quilt made of wool squares and hand tied. |
After the program, members showed their recent quilt projects.
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| Delberta showed a child's quilt she made using a pattern she found on the "freebie" table. |
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| These quilts were made for JBER children under age 6 whose parents have recently been deployed. It is a project sponsored by the Armed Services YMCA. |
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| Lynne showed a string quilt she made. |
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| Nellie made this wall-hanging for her military son. |
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| Ruth showed a quilt which started as a table runner but grew. |
