Syracuse Utah Quilt Guild 

October 13, 2026

Quilt Guld President, Ami, started our October Meeting.

Announcements

Holiday Quilt Show and Auction 

at Thanksgiving Point Show Barn

November 10th to November 12th

$10 entrance

Dinner & Auction November 12th at 6pm for $150 a plate

Quilts may be viewed at holidayquiltshow.org

Proceeds benefit Women's health care at Intermountain Health 

These quilts are hand quilted.

Pam has batting for Comfort Quilts

Remember to wear your name tags.

Next month is elections for Guild officers.

Consider how you could serve.

Next month is also a Sew-in from 9:30am to 5pm.

Angi taught us how to made a cute folded fabric ornament on a Styrofoam ball.

We worked on them throughout our meeting.

Angi also has bolts of fabric available to be used for backing for Comfort Quilts.

Please to bring back what you don't use.

Always check the table at the back for things quilters are giving away.

Sew and Tell

Suzanne showed a couple of comfort quilts from blocks we have been

making every month in different colors.

Susan made this pretty blue quilt.  This one she is going to keep for herself.

The red and blue quilt she is donating for a Comfort Quilt.

Mardell made this Autumn colored quilt from a quit class she took at Quilt Fest.

Janet made this fun Halloween small quilt as a Quilt Fest Challenge.

Anita sewed a couple of cute fall quilts using panels.  She added chenille 

to the scarecrow quilt, quilted  sone of it on her sewing machine, and

Jennifer finished it on a longarm quilting machine.

Kathie M. and Kathy C. went on a cruise and made this beautiful quilt together.

Kathy M. received this beautiful jacket from a friend who made it from a very old quilt.

Teri brought her Autumn colored quilt that she finished with an 

orange backing fabric she had lots of.

This pretty sampler quilt was the first quilt Barbara started.

Becky has a couple of fun quilts she made for this time of year.

Maribeth's name was drawn at our luncheon and she won this pretty posey flower quilt.

Debbie's Twister small Fall quilt looks pretty complicated to make.

(Sorry I didn't get a better photo.)

Not sure who made this Thanksgiving quilt.

Jeanette made a baby quilt for her great-grandson. The 2 1/2" squares were sewn 

on top of fabric marked with a grid.

She showed her Halloween table runner.

Jeanette also showed a hand pieced hexagon bag she bought

 that was made by a woman from Honduras and

sold through OneCommonThread.org.

Larraine makes small quilts from the leftovers from larger quilts.

Larraine and her daughter both worked on the flower quilt.

What a fun Sunbonnet Sue Quilt.  

The bag was made from a quilted placemat and potholder from the Dollar Store.

Larraine's daughter came with her and she is also an amazing quilter.

Some of these quilts were hers or a combined effort.

Teressa sewed this very useful arm rest sewing caddy that has lots of pockets

and places to put hand sewing supplies.

The Halloween quilt was made for Ami's husband.

Her sampler quilt was one of the first quilts she made.  It is bound in purple

fabric from a sheet she brought and then used  the rest for other quilts.

This pretty baby quilt has Chenille binding on the scalloped edges. 

See you in November.

Jeanette