Judy G. shows some stained Japanese strips and asked for advice on how to clean them.
The answer was soak them in Biz.
The answer was soak them in Biz.
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Quilters enjoy these pictures from guild show and tell, classes, and retreats. Double click on photo to increase size, click back button to return. Enjoy! Any additions or corrections, contact ICSHistorian@gmail.com
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We are now posting our show and tell photos in a members only format. Come join the guild to see our most recent creations.
Meeting information can be found at our guild website:
http://www.illinicountrystitchers.com/
Come join the fun.
Dorothy E.
Meeting information can be found at our guild website:
http://www.illinicountrystitchers.com/
Come join the fun.
Dorothy E.
Thank you Debbi D.
This is to say a special thank you to Debbi D. who has been acting as my scribe. She carefully notes details about who is showing quilts and what they say about them. Thank you Debbi, I couldn't do it without you.
Note, any errors in content are due to my faulty interpretation of Debbi's wonderful notes.
Note, any errors in content are due to my faulty interpretation of Debbi's wonderful notes.
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July
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- Random picnic scenes July 2009
- Elaine S. won Raffle Quilt 2009 table runner
- Kazoo band
- Past and Present Officers
- Bev H. at the Picnic
- Phyllis N. sweet treat baby quilt
- Pat M. Elm Creek Christmas quilt
- Connie K. Calendar Quilt and Baby Quilt
- Marilyn S. donating quilts
- Maggie S. with 2 small leaf wall hangings
- Judy P. with Monsters in the Closet
- Judy G. with stained Japanese strips
- Judy A. shows Mary C.'s table runner
- Kathie V. is quilter of the month for July 2009
- Mary C., Monet's Garden
- Rose G. Morning Glories Quilt
- Elaine G. made at Danville 2009 retreat
- Embellishment Class, Phyllis N.
- Simply Charming Totes
- Retreat Thread Catchers
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- Hi, I'm Dorothy E., the current historian. I am just starting to blog, so please bear with me as I learn.