Syracuse Quilt Guild August 2018


Thank you Jeanette for providing pictures for the blog this month.

The guild had a wonderful trunk show presented by Lisa Brothman.  She brought out many beautiful quilts from her collection


Quilt made by her Great Aunt

Lisa's first quilt made from scraps
from skirts and shirts

She said the lovely yellow in
this quilt has faded even though
never in the sun

Lone Star Quilt, hand quilted

Hand applique

Hand dyed fabric from
a John Flynn class

Mystery quilt

Her mother painted
on the fabric


Challenge quilt using paper piecing
Stacked Rail Fence

Arizona

Black Medallion, bright thread quilted on black fabric






12x12 challenge quilt based on the word Road



Asteroid

English Cocker Spaniel in hand turned applique

Reverse side of Cocker Spaniel

Broadway


Sew and Tell
Glory's pretty bright modern circle quilt

Margo's Stack and Whack using panels

Another Stack and Whack from Margo

Donation quilt from Suzanne and Margo

Jeanette's adorable flannel baby quit
Hopefully, I got most of these right.  Again, thanks to Jeanette for taking pictures this month.  See you in September.

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