Tri-Lakes Women’s Club Stitch and Chat

In addition to quilting my own projects, I am a member of the Tri-Lakes Women’s Club Stitch and Chat interest group. We meet monthly and are working on quilts for Alzheimer’s patients here in the Monument area. This talented bunch of ladies is working hard to amass quilts prior to the opening of memory care facilities here in the local area by the fall. Thought I would share some of our efforts to date in a photo show of finished and almost-finished quilts!

I also wanted to give a shout-out to this talented group. Thank-you Vicki Davis, Kay Ford, Michele Hanley, Becky Hassler, Marki Morison-Gille, Deb Munsell, Kathy Murphy, Bonnie Nasser, Sandra Sciadini, Ann Sentman and Sheila Walker. Awesome work indeed!




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