Hannah Dustin Quilters Guild exhibits excellence
Nashua’s Brenda Bellerose made a colorful bed cover, “Pinwheels,” quilted by associate Dianne Judd and constructed mostly during classes at The Quilted Shamrock in Hudson. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Professional vendors at the recent Hannah Dustin Quilters Guild’s 33rd Annual Quilt Show included Nashua sisters Shelly Hazard, left, and Sherry Tuxbury whose quilt supply business, “Purrfect Pastimes Fine Cotton Fabrics” offered to quilting enthusiasts whimsical novelty prints, patterns and quilt kits during the event hosted April 25-26 at the Hudson Community Center. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
More than two dozen raffle baskets bearing a wide variety of enticements at the recent Hannah Dustin Quilters Guild show in Hudson are displayed here by guild members, from left, Ida Morrison of Billerica, Mass., Marlene Harmon of Hudson, Adonica L. Burns of Hudson and Beverly Stanley, also of Hudson. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Barbara Griffey of Nashua quilted “Halloween Buck-A-Blocks,” a bed quilt from fabric blocks that cost a buck and ensured a tableau of vibrant oranges, blacks and purples for a special effect. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Annie Roma of Nashua crafted this humorous “Gnomies!!” design, one depicting hundreds of tiny gnomes dressed in patriotic apparel depicted on the background of a red-white-blue quilt. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Sharon Bogin of Nashua customized a published pattern to create “Star Struck,” an interwoven crib quilt using batiks from her collection and squares of purple to highlight stars. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
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