Show and Tell with the Frankfort Girls

It's been awhile since I've shared some of the lovely creations of my gal-pals in our quilting group. Fondly known as The Frankfort Girls (where all the original members lived), we  have morphed over the years to include the little towns of Williamsport and Kingston, as well. Still fun; still creative; still loving stitching sisters.

I may have shared this first one already, but why not have a second look? This lovely green Irish Chain was a gorgeous finish from Sheryll a month or more back. I've made Irish Chains in a lot of colors, and green might just be my next one - I mean, really, Irish Chain? Yes, a green one is fitting.

Terry brought this recent finish to Jan's a couple of weeks ago. She was stitching the binding. I think she said it was a pattern by Kathleen Tracy. (Don't hold me to that.) 

Sheryll had this wool and patchwork combination finished to the binding stage. Just in time for fall.

This beauty was a kit that Terry gave away about a year ago. Helen took it and had this lovely finish to share. I'm gonna' share this closeup view of the neat, tidy applique stitching that she did. What perfection!

On a side table at Jan's house, this sweet table topper sported a heartfelt message. Sweet and simple always wins me over.

And last week, we were at Becky's and she had this beauty to share. Talk about simple and sweet; gosh, I love it!

I probably have left out several other show and tell projects from recent meet-ups, but I am so hit-and-miss with getting pictures and following through with posts, I just try to get as many as I can.

Hope you are having a great day! I have a meeting upstairs with my long arm machine; catch ya'll later!

Happy Quilting, Friends!

Jayne