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| Aron Lowe presented her work to a crowded room of very enthusiastic women! |
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| We counted 40 people who wanted to try needle-felting and came up with wonderful little pumpkins. |
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| Aron's treasure chest of scary pumpkins she'd needle-felted. |
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| Some of her newest work involves adding wires inside so that legs and arms can be moved. |
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| One guest's incised lines of the pumpkin. |
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| Next she worked on making the stem. |
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| Alexa Urquhart's lampworked glass beads. |
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| Alexa's beads with agate stones added in. |
After Aron finished her presentation and the hands-on session, we had a business meeting, and then got down to our members' show and tell which is always a highlight.
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| Sue Vegter's natural dyeing studies in an attempt to recreate Pris Lynch's MX dyes. |
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| Arlene Tiemeyer's beaded scarves. She strung the beads onto the yarn first, then knitted the scarf. |
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| Arlene Tiemeyer's handwoven placements. |
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| Arlene Tiemeyer's hand knitted scarf that began as a long rectangle and, with some manipulation at the end, creates this long fringed scarf. |
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| Printed papers (above and below) made by Jennifer Gould long, long ago at a guild meeting at which Alice Breese taught us how to create paste papers. |
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| Jennifer Gould's Barefoot Sister dolls for an upcoming holiday show. |
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| Jennifer Gould's little standing angel (6" tall). |
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| Jennifer Gould got her work published recently in "Textile Art Around the World" from the Netherlands (TextileLink.com). |
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| Jennifer's page in "Textile Art Around the World" illustrating her Pisces Women textile figures. |
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| Jan Coray showed us her wonderful paper cuts. |
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| Jan Coray's sun paper cut. |
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| Jan Coray and one of her long paper cuts. |
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| Jan Coray's individual pine tree paper cuts. |
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