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Gyleen X. Fitzgerald Workshop January 2016

Stripper’s Mystery Workshop

**CLASS IS ALMOST FULL…ONLY 2 MORE SLOTS AVALIABLE!**

So what do you get when you combine 20 strips of fabric with one absolutely fantastic focus fabric? You are the only one that knows and this is your mystery to solve. The layouts are fun, fast and endless. The quilts range from 25” to 50”. You can chose ½ square triangles, 16 patches, Chinese coins or pyramids (to name a few) to solve the mystery. So get out your Sherlock Homes attitude and begin the Stripper’s Mystery. 

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Directions to 2016 Workshop Location Hallmark Condominiums

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Directions to Hallmark Condominiums

                   200 N. Pickett St. #901

                   Alexandria, VA 22304

     703-751-7591  or   703-624-6201 cell

From 495/The Capitol Beltway:

Take 395 North (Toward Washington)

Exit on Duke Street East. Exit 3A.  (Toward Old Towne Alexandria)

You will see Landmark Mall on the left.

Drive approximately 1 mile on Duke.  

Turn left on North Pickett Street, between Honda & CVS Pharmacy. (If you drive past the new Alexandria Library, you’ve gone too far, as we are the turn before the Library)

Hallmark Condominiums is the first high-rise off Duke. It is brown brick with black balconies. Please park in front of the building or on the street. Dial 119 on the security phone at the front door, and I will buzz you in.

December 2015 Show & Tell

ZigZag Challenge Quilts

There was a simple challenge of using the zigzag material in a quilt and the more complicated one of incorporating 2 randomly chosen crayon colors into the quilt.

 Mary Downey

 Ro Coller

 Carol Conahan

 Lynne Fishburn

Libby Dudley

 

 Kathy Zahaczewsky

 Ann Marlin

 Carolyn Paden

 Kim Warden

Title: "...He made the stars also.  Genesis 1:16"

"Star blocks from MVQU BOMs.  Quilted with stitch in the ditch and free-motion stippling.  Special thanks to Hedy Vann for instruction, advice and encouragement."

 Kim Warden -- back of quilt

 Diane Tippins

Diane Tippins

 Sally Barber

 Mary Mazzuchi

Regular Show & Tell

 

 Bags for our boutique

 Kay Brill -- charity quilt
 

 Kay Brill -- charity quilt

 Kay Brill -- charity quilt

Libby Dudley
 

Libby Dudley
 

 Libby Dudley

JoAn Stout
 

Gigi Corbin
 

Gigi Corbin
 

Gigi Corbin 
 

Veronica Abrams
 

T Carter -- Crazy Horse (Tasunke Witco): A Photographic History
an original design -- all research, text and photographs by T Carter 2003-2004
Crazy Horse, Oglala Lakota, 1842-1877
 

 T Carter -- bottom hide shapes explain photographs

 T Carter -- removable enhancement to quilt left side

T Carter -- removeable enhancement to quilt right side
 

Anne Guenther -- The Wedding Quilt
from pattern Storm at Sea, made for a nephew's wedding
 

 Joan Peake -- Gypsy Wife

Nancy Barkume

 

December 2015 BOM Star Gazing

Star Gazing BOM

December's block, Ann's New Years Eve Star, introduces the chisel shape and adding a simple four patch to a design.  These designs continue to build accuracy in piecing to accomplish a pleasing finished block.

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Ann's New Years Eve Star