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| Susan M used a multi-sized grid to showcase the large and medium scale of these prints, calling to mind Shoji screens. The red sashing is a brilliant choice, and Susan has quilted a background of flowers all over. |
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| Bet you can't guess who made 'Raspberry Delight' (and used all fabric from her own stash) ... Sue C did not include a single skerrick of blue, even in the back. Now to decide whether it will be for a child or for a nursing home resident? Sue says whoever chooses it will have to love raspberry pink. |
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| It was lovely that Barb was able to join us at community sewing after several months of being needed elsewhere - and she brought along this pretty soft floral top made with a variety of squares from the community stash. We easily chose the deep cream backing from the recent donation by Material Girls Down Under. |
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| This vibrant floral panel print and the backing fabric were also donated by Material Girls Down Under. Dawn found an excellent dark green border in the community stash and it was quickly quilted, bound and labelled. |
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| Three children's quilts were very kindly donated by Lyn Stephenson, a friend of Julie's neighbour. The last photo is the reverse of the third quilt. Lyn obviously has a fun stash of fabric and likes sewing for children. |
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