Our traditional December potluck is a bit different during this Covid-19 time!

We are gathering together virtually to share a quilt potluck with each other and our website visitors.

Each of us is bringing to the table holiday- and winter-themed projects, as well as a variety of projects in progress or finished during this pandemic time.

(Photos are posted in the order received and will continue to be added throughout the month of December
as our chapter members decorate for the holidays.  Each of our members was urged to submit 5 project photos.)

"Circa 1987....for my son" received from Dixie W.

"My granddaughter's Christmas stocking" received from Dixie W.

"Maine Bicentennial Quilt" received from Marsha L.

"MICAH 6:8" received from Marsha L.

"The embroidered embellishments on the fabric bowl and the little zippered pouch were done for World Embroidery Day..." received from Jean S.

"Another fabric bowl. Made for a friend. She chose the colors." received from Jean S.

More beautiful fabric bowls received from Jean S.

"Tote bag with fish print (Gyotaku). Not a real fish--it was rubber! Dyed fabric is Kakishibu." received from Jean S.

"Improv quilt made in a Blue Hill Modern Quilt Guild workshop. Machine quilting by Faye Hodgkins of Milbridge." received from Jean S.

The 5 lovely Christmas project photos were received from Brigitte S. who states "It's Christmas time and I'm working on holiday blocks to put together for wall hangings and table toppers."

Beautiful feathered star received from Donna R.

"Christmas tree skirt" received from Beverly R.

"Fall wall hanging" received from Beverly R.

"Paper-pieced wall hanging" received from Beverly R.

"4th memory quilt from a friend's husband's clothes. Just needs binding." received from Beverly R.

"This quilt was a gift from my mother-in law Marcia G." received from Liz G.

"I made this table runner a couple weeks ago -- the first project on my new-to-me Bernina!" received from Liz G.

"The dolly on the left was given to me by Carol F. I made 3 little outfits and she will go to some little girl who needs to have a bright and happy Christmas." received from Mary D.

"...a piece I just finished yesterday (a Christmas gift for a friend). It's called 'Cat Shack', designed by Rachel T. Pellman, Rachel's of Greenfield." received from Marsha L.

"Christmas presents in the hallway.... (pattern 'Flurry' by Kate Spain)" received from Ramune D.

"Maine-theme wool candle mat (adaptation of pattern 'Winter Cabin Table Mat' by Lisa Bongean)" received from Ramune D.

"Christmas Carpenter's Star" received from Ramune D.

"Wool on wool applique" Christmas stocking received from Dixie W.

"Satin and velvet" Christmas stocking received from Dixie W.

A nine-patch-based Christmas table runner that is 100% cotton with a light batting and that is machine pieced and quilted. It is hanging in the Northwest Harbor Library quilt show organized by Island Quilters. Photo received from Liz H.

This is my first quilt made in a beginner quilting group where we learned to applique, to sew blocks by hand and machine, and to hand quilt. I have always been glad I made a Christmas wall hanging, which has stayed in good shape after 36 years. The cats didn't sleep on it! Photo received from Liz H.

A quilt stepping out in style! Received from Shirley M.

Beautiful "Disappearing Four-Patch" quilt! Received from Shirley M.

Beautiful blues! Received from Lucy G.

"I made these to better organize my cutting and ironing space." Received from Lucy G.