This is a raffle quilt the quilters offer to make money for their quilting supplies. The quilt top was made by Dorral Guzman's mother and donated by Dorral. And since I know the outcome, I can tell you Joe Urius was the winner.
This blogs sole purpose has transitioned to one of keeping in touch with each other. Over the years it has been primarily for letting everyone know what is happening and also for promotion to add more folks to our Winter Texan family. The core of things has changed and we must change along with it. We still want to know what is happening with our friends no matter where they may be located. So continue to let us know where you are and what is on your plate.
Monday, March 02, 2015
2015 Show and Tell
Each year people who have a penchant for crafting, carving, and painting etc. gather in Allen Hall to show us what they do in their free time. I would not say offhandedly that this is "free time" activities because it is clearly what they have a passion and a talent for it as you can see for yourself.
This is a raffle quilt the quilters offer to make money for their quilting supplies. The quilt top was made by Dorral Guzman's mother and donated by Dorral. And since I know the outcome, I can tell you Joe Urius was the winner.
Dave Bruun does a variety of crafts. His Pegs and Jokers boards sell for $5.00 each.
Max and Dave visit to pass the time.
These are Mary Bruun's crafts.
And these baby purses are Dorothy Wendt's as well as the items in the next picture.
Shirley Wiese is a tatter.
Geneva Jackson keeps herself busy with a variety of things.
Esther Sturgeon does scarves.
Noreen and Elaine visit -both of them do a variety of crafts.
Marlene Nation quilts among other things. It seems if you do one craft it isn't long before you spread you interests around.
Larry Ergen and Edna Nelson take time to catch up on the latest.
These are the quilts that will be donated to Runn Elementary next fall.
Most Thursdays will find Allen Hall filled with the following painters. Pat Jones is a very talented artist.
Barb Howard's display
Dick Cleaveland must be a bird watcher as well as an artist.
Cheryl Raleigh spent many hours putting her quilt together
This is a raffle quilt the quilters offer to make money for their quilting supplies. The quilt top was made by Dorral Guzman's mother and donated by Dorral. And since I know the outcome, I can tell you Joe Urius was the winner.
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