
Mary Sue Budrow has a multitude of talents. She dabbles with a variety of techniques and the resulting products are eye-candy.








Independence Hall Quilters Guild
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Mary Sue Budrow has a multitude of talents. She dabbles with a variety of techniques and the resulting products are eye-candy.








Our Spring Luncheon on March 20th was a culinary delight (as usual), and a fun social.

Quilters line up to buy raffle tickets to put in a bag for certain items they would like to win. Yours truly usually puts all her tickets towards an “Ott Light” – a desk lamp to use when you are sewing/quilting. Another lady (who shall remain nameless) is also trying to win one. Neither of us has (yet!), but we have won a fun item or two along the way. The $ earned is spent on community donations, i.e., Ebbetts Pass Elves, the Food Ban
k, Resource Connection, to name a few.
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Cut day is when we choose fabrics for a comfort quilt pattern, and cut the pieces needed to make the quilt. These get put into a bag, along with the pattern instructions, and batting. Now this bag is called a “kit” and it can be checked out to members that want to work on it.
Some members like to piece the quilt top together, some prefer to do the quilting only, and others like doing the entire process from piecing to binding. This makes it fun for all.
Those of us who can’t cut straight with a ruler take photos…

The Fabric Room – organized the day before.

Tough to choose!

Some of us are excited by purple

Selecting the pattern(s) is very important

Measure Twice & Cut Once!


We have a lot of fun doing this!

Someone has to coordinate this chaos!

The kits are piling up and ready to distribute!
♥ TTFN ♥