I had so much fun enjoying the Jelly Roll Races quilt, that I decided to teach some others how to do it.  We had 7 ladies come to our home Nov. and they did super.  Here they are.

This was Becca Ivy's firt time ever to sew anything.  She caught on very quickly.

 Carol Fredere came and mended a quilt. 

 Kalli Holliday's top completed

Maggie Hurst's completed top

Barbara Tate's completed top

 

Becca Ivy's quilt.  she had never quilted before and caught on really well.

Baptism quilts 2013

We had three grandkids baptized this year: Mattea in January, Hunter was baptized in March, Hailey in August and Sam in September.

 

Mattea's Apple comforter.  Photo taken in Park City on a fun escape trip we took with Andrew and Amy's family.                                                     

Hunter's baptism quilt shows all the many places his family likes to go camping

August 3, 2013   Baptism Day for Hailey

Her big brother was able to baptize her and did great!

Sam's baptism  Sept. 7, 2013  and his quilt.

Quilt Retreat on Blue Mountain Sept. 2013

I had a great time at our Grayson Country quilters retreat this year.  We learned how to make a simple jelly roll quilt.  It was so easy I made 3 tops while I was there.  In addition Jonny Imlay taught us how to make twister quilts, and Debbie Bayles taught us how to do a cute pumpkin wall hanging.  I was able to finish all five projects...a record for me, as I haven't made a pieced quilt since I was guild president two years ago.  Here is what I made:

 Ashley, my daughter-in-law helped me make the circle embellishments for this polka dot quilt.

I also finished two table runners, as well as this Halloween  wall hanging.

Kokapeli athletes on batik jelly rolls

My first jelly roll quilt, which reminded me of the ocean, so I added on the fish

 Finished quilt, given to Jaxon for his birthday