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Martha Narino-Torres, second from left, owner of Martina's Fabrics, helps hold the "Field of Flowers" quilt, which was used to raise $1,500 for Cancer Connection. Narino-Torres joined forces with the Women of the Moose Juneau Chapter 439 to coordinate the drawing. Thirty-three local quilters helped to make the quilt, for which all 350 tickets were sold. From left are drawing winner Ayaire Cantil-Voorthees, Narino-Torres, Izabel Bowers, a quilter presenting the Women of the Moose, and Marta Toups, who helped with quilting as well as project coordination.
Photo: Quiting collaboration 112209 NEIGHBORS 11 Juneau Empire Martha Narino-Torres, second from left, owner of Martina's Fabrics, helps hold the "Field of Flowers" quilt, which was used to raise $1,500 for Cancer Connection. Narino-Torres joined forces with the Women of the Moose Juneau Chapter 439 to coordinate the drawing. Thirty-three local quilters helped to make the quilt, for which all 350 tickets were sold. From left are drawing winner Ayaire Cantil-Voorthees, Narino-Torres, Izabel Bowers, a quilter presenting the Women of the Moose, and Marta Toups, who helped with quilting as well as project coordination.
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Sunday, November 22, 2009

Story last updated at 11/22/2009 - 1:08 am

Photo: Quiting collaboration
By Courtesy of Shirley Mccoy | Juneau Empire

Martha Narino-Torres, second from left, owner of Martina's Fabrics, helps hold the "Field of Flowers" quilt, which was used to raise $1,500 for Cancer Connection. Narino-Torres joined forces with the Women of the Moose Juneau Chapter 439 to coordinate the drawing. Thirty-three local quilters helped to make the quilt, for which all 350 tickets were sold. From left are drawing winner Ayaire Cantil-Voorthees, Narino-Torres, Izabel Bowers, a quilter presenting the Women of the Moose, and Marta Toups, who helped with quilting as well as project coordination.