Show ‘n Tell has a new format! Kick back and watch the slide show – or manually click on each photo to advance at your own pace! Either way – enjoy the inspiration!
“Scraps and Shirttails” WOW – This is Marcia Koester’s finished quilt from the Bonnie Hunter Workshop we hosted last October!
…and just look at the back!
Marcia Hall crocheted this lovely scarf with Pagoda silk yarn from Alchemy
Marie calls this shawl “Colors of July” she used a variety of Silk Garden colorways. It’s from “Knit Prayer Shawls” 15 Wraps to Share by Leisure Arts
Phyllis Montez showing another of her super, reversible aprons!
Here’s another of Barb Snyder’s creations: Tahoe Tote – with zipper
Doesn’t Marcia Koester’s Swoon quilt make you swoon…..
Love the knitting sheep in the center of these stars! It could be our new theme quilt!
Marcia’s sister did the quilting…so perfect….strings of yarn winding around the blocks!!
Nancy Strange found just the right fabrics for this lovely beach scene art quilt!
from landscape to traditional, this is Nancy’s also – embroidered Sun Bonnet Sues!
and, a VERY COOL scrappy quilt from Nancy Strange!
Louise Guillaudeu made this fabulous tote with butterflies for her aunt in NY!
We are LOVING the way Maypole works up – it’s a bulky wt. baby yarn – in yummy colors!
Wow! We really love this scrappy quilt that Elenna made!
This incredible felted bag was made by Karyn Schiele, of course!!
…and look what else Karyn has been up to! A needle felted heart pin – done with wool scraps and beaded embellishments!
Saundra Fowler knitted this “Penny Sweater” with just 2 skeins of Kraemer Perfection (worsted wt.)
and…Saundra is also working on some log cabin blocks for a class she’ll be teaching – she’s using Kraemer’s Perfection – worsted wt. wool/acrylic blend – and oh so affordable – just $6.50 for 200 yards!
Amy Bostwick crocheted this fabulous infinity cowl with Noro’s Nadeshiko! (front post double-crochet)
Brenna Deutchman made this “Leaves and Trees” Quilt – charcoal tree and teal fabric from Wooden Spools!
She didn’t use batting just quilted it with soft, cuddly backing.
Lunch Bunch class participants, Elaine and Marcia made different projects….hahaha – it’s a great story – ask us about it when you come in next time!
Kevin Ritter shows his new Weekend Tote. “Thanks for always having just the right fabric to line and finish my projects!!!” see all of Kevins’ projects at www.kritterkrafty.etsy.com
Sheri’s “Fractured Floral” piece from the class that Katie Wells taught! – Gorgeous!
Barb Gardner knitted up this lovely hat with Euro Yarn’s BABE!
Wendy Bogen used 3 skeins to Kraemer’s Tatamy Tweed (DK) to knit this cozy scarf!
WOW!! This is Linda Wesseln’s Celtic Solstice – the 2013 Bonnie Hunter Mystery Quilt
It’s spectacular, Linda!
Phyllis Montez models a reversible apron she whipped up in just a couple hours during open sew!
This cool table runner is Herb Anderson’s very first project! Way to go, Herb!
Sheri Whala knitted this Sampler Scarf in Beginning Knitting Class – she used Ella Rae Classic Wool
Sandra McKown is the artist behind this “Hatter Stand”. She made beads from scraps she found in our scrap bin, and also used Alchemy’s Wabi Sabi from our close-out corner!
Our own Peggy Supple made this great Yoga Mat – (or wall hanging)! We carry the very popular pattern, “Perfect Balance” by Such Designs
Katie Wells taught “Going to Market” and this is Marcia Koester’s quilt! LOVE IT!!
Marcia Hall crocheted this amazing “Westport” vest (Oat Coature pattern) with Juniper Moon’s Herriot -100% Alpaca
Brooke Durland made this wonderful baby quilt
Another super cool apron from Kevin Ritter!
“Bed of Roses” is a free pattern from McCall’s Quilting – made by Sue Gordon
Cheryl Pilatzke’s dramatic black & white quilt with yellow green & red violet is just beautiful!
Charlotte Updike modified a pattern to make it her own! Lovely, Charlotte!
Patty (a new knitter!) worked up this great shawl with red and grey Tatamy Tweed yarn from Kraemer!
Janet knitted this wonderful baby blanket using “Babe”
Susan White’s Texas Braid from Bonnie Hunter Club…one word, “Wow”
Look at those Garden Girls!
After finishing one Garden Girls Quilt, Marcia had requests for more (of course!)
Here’s a “Garden Girl on steroids”…hahaha
Amy Peterson’s “Psychedelic” Sun Bonnet Sue!
Carol Hirshman’s own pattern – wow – it worked up beautifully in Alchemy’s Pagoda 100% silk…
How ’bout that fantastic neckline she designed?
Beverly found the perfect Teddy Bear buttons to adorn the Zimmerman Baby Surprise Jacket!!
Sam Grebe showing her half double crochet scarf – made with Dark Horse Yarn’s Fantasy – purple and white. GO ROCKIES!
Isn’t this the the sweetest gift ever? A “Smitten” – (free Ravelry pattern) – a mitten for holding hands 🙂 Connie Bean knitted it with Jojoland Rhythm Color M19
Helen Whitmore calls this “My Red Quilt”. Made from the pattern Morning Flora, EZ Quilt Mag. Winter 2011
Laina Mowry found some warm flannel to make this cover for a rice bag.
Sue Gordon’s “Millers Crossing” – 9 patches on point & pinwheel blocks = fabulous!
Gail Spring, is this fantastic scrappy quilt yours?
Will the maker of this beauty please come forward?
Gail Spring calls this beauty “Nana’s Quilt” with watercolor panel – So gorgeous, Gail!
Teresa Osterling is the creator of this fabulous panel quilt, “Meadow Patch”
This pieced eagle wall hanging is the creation of Louise Hoeglund!
This is Saundra Fowler’s FIRST felted bag – no pattern, she just made it up…. yep – she’s one of those people 🙂 She used Ella Rae Classic wool and JoJoland Rhythm
Betty, one of our regular Tuesday night knitters – knitted this striking afghan with Dark Horse Yarn’s Fantasy
Amy Bostwick crocheted this lovely piece with Sublime’s Baby Cashmere Merino Silk DK!
Wendy Bogen used about 2 1/2 skeins of Kraemer Perfection for this great scarf! it’s 5′ long
Sandra McKown crocheted with strips of fabric from our scrap bin!! Love it!
This is the “Barbados Bag” Barbara Snyder made with WS fabric, of course!!
Amy Peterson designed and created this art quilt interpretation of a friend’s garden in Santa Fe. Look closely, have you ever seen a trapunto salamander??
Karli Baker’s “Farm Doodles” – all but 3 fat quarters are from Wooden Spools! Yay!
Baby Genius Stars made by Karli Baker! She found the backing, finding, background and sashing!
Rae Misek crocheted this wonderful scarf with Hempathy from Elsebeth Lavold. “This cotton/hemp/modal blend is so easy to use and the results are soft, but with a lot of body!
Louise Guillaudeu “Just wanted to make SOMETHING out of this beautiful fabric”! Success!
Jose Archuleta’s cool, quilted scarf!
Betty Metz used Alchemy’s Ritual – 100% Silk Chenille for this project…
…talk about luxury!
Simple and elegant – Marcia Koester’s Christmas quilt!
Hello springtime – Marcia Koester is the creator of this great quilt! BQ3 is the pattern!
Brenna Deutchman (bluejasminestudios.com) makes these super convenient iPhone or iPad rests
Jane Asper knitted these luxurious handwarmers with Juniper Moon Farm’s Herriott – 100% Alpaca
These bright, “Scrappy Squares” quilt was made by Dorothy Tripoli
She found the perfect backing and borders for it!!
This Disappearing 9 Patch wall quilt was made by Louise Hoeglund with Christmas fabrics from Wooden Spools 🙂
Louise Guillaudeu had lots to show us today….starting with this great bag!
and some super adorable baby quilts
…we still have a bolt of these cozy Teddy Bear panels and coordinating fabric
Her grandson LOVED the aquarium – so she made this quilt for him….what a happy guy he’ll be!
Another of Louise’s creations – cute Attic Windows!
So, Marcia Koester makes the most gorgeous quilts – so don’t you know any “leftovers” quilt she does is going to be gorgeous as well…
Doesn’t it just make you smile?
Our own Peggy Supplee made this great Guitar Quilt as a Christmas gift for her son.
Kevin, on the right, talked Michael into modeling one of aprons that he just finished!
Terri O’Brien won BEST IN SHOW at ACQ for her entry in the color challenge…the rules: 3 paint chips whose name begin with the 1st letter of her first, middle and last name!
Love these boot cuffs that Arma Harvey made – using Claudia Hand Painted Merino wool – and Kraemer’s Perfection!
Brenna Deutchman’s “Microwave Neck Pillow” See all of Brenna’s creations at: www.bluejasminestudios.com
Sharon McAuliffe found this cute animal panel at Wooden Spools and put together a great quilt!
This lovely scarf was made by Debbie Keehan!
Chas Etherton showing off “the awesome scarf his wife made for him” using Ella Rae Classic Wool Heather yarn!
OK, who made this gorgeous quilt? Can’t find the show ‘n tell description to go with it!
Joan Pluess knitted these adorable “Options Slippers”
The pattern is by: Kris Basta – and Joan is teaching it in a 2-part class June 1st & 8th
This bright and fun little quilt was made by the talented Michele Germaine!
Our very own Rachael made up this wool pillow pattern – and we continue to sell these kits like crazy!
Some of Mary Wilke’s placemats and napkins…
A friend ordered 12 black/tan placemats wtih coordinating napkins!
Nice to have a friend like Mary!
Our own Taffy Rossie made this fabulous quilt for her grandson, Andrew! He helped pick out the fabric!
This is also made by Taffy – it’s the “Simply Stars” quilt from Jane Dumler’s class
Kimberly Nichols made up her own pattern for this “large cable rimmed stocking hat” done with Euro Baby Maypole!
Holly Mansfield used Sublime Baby Cashmere Merino DK to crochet this great hat!!
Joan Musick – the fabulous Children’s Book Author is an EXTRAORDINARY Quilter! Here’s the proof! She designed and made this quilt based on a Zentangle® she did….ok, catch your breath for the next photo!
WOW…just WOW!
Rebekah Anderson made this really fun table runner with blue and yellow batik from WS’s!
…hmmm, not sure which side we like best!
Sharon McAuliffe is showning a wonderful 42 x 42 “Windmill Baby Quilt” she made!
Louise Guillaudeu showed us that the whole bolt of Winnie the Pooh fabric she bought from us…
….went to very good use!
Cat Davis made this cute box pouch with some fun sheep fabric she found at Wooden Spools 🙂
Just one luxurious ball of Findley Dappled from Juniper Moon Farm is all it took Virginia to knit this amazing cardigan
It’s a beautiful fit too!
Color like this could only be Noro! Amy Bostwick crocheted this scarf with Koromo (it’s on SALE!)
Another crocheted scarf by Amy – this one with Sublime Baby Cashmere Merino Silk – DK!
