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| Needle-felted basket and presents by Jonetta Brown (with chocolate candy inside!) |
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| Wendy Rice's Christmas tree mad with water soluble stabilizer, paper and fabric. |
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| Jennifer Gould's felted ball embellished with beads and embroidery. |
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| Pris Lynch's knitted mitten ornament. |
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| Alexa Urquhart's flying tiger super hero. |
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| Alice Breese's twig angel ornament. |
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| Arlene Tiemeyer filled this clear plastic bauble with yarn, buttons, fabric and ribbon from all her many weavings and projects! |
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| Arlene Tiemeyer shows her handwoven fabric (first image above after her ornament), rugs, and her wild colored knitted scarf made with wool fabric (rugs) and yarn (scarf) that was given to her. |
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| Jan Koster is so proud of her pants: she worked a long time, she said, to design a pants pattern that was perfect for her. The fabric is a gorgeous double weave jacquard. And they are beautiful! |
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| Jennifer Gould showed her embroideries she's been doing using her hand printed fabric. Most of these use the simplest whip stitch (straight, seed, and many other names). |
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| Jeannie Emery made a skirt for her co-worker who is leaving for Southern Africa and missionary work. The previous photo shows the inside of the skirt where she had all the other co-workers sign their names. |
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| Pris Lynch brought a huge pile of pieces she had made using a technique of putting WonderUnder underneath quilt cotton, cutting out the design, and then ironing/bonding it to fabric for an array of incredible designs. Some fabrics are then machine sewed for added depth and change of color. |
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| Pris Lynch also brought her nuno felted scarves that she had eco-printed with purple leaves (a Vietnamese plant that they use to dye rice). |
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| Jonetta Brown (above) wasn't going to show us anything but she was wearing this gorgeous shawl that she had knitted. |
