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Louise W-S used her favourite pineapple print, and a combination
of wonderful sashing fabrics to make the sweetest little quilt for
her newest neighbour, baby Margaux. Lucky baby.
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| A great fabric for cat and book lovers. Julie made this almost wholecloth quilt for her grandson. |
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| Nerida's daughter is off to study overseas soon, with a Mum-made bag for precious bits and pieces - a lovely reminder of home. |
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| Miriam has enjoyed hand piecing Judy Newman's 'Emma Mary' border blocks, using an older liberty print for the joining squares, but without the centre medallion - it's nearly big enough. |
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| Julie's second community tumbler quilt made from a fabric bundle donated by Noelle, and a beautifully warm rug done in Tunisian knit stitch, that is actually a crochet method ... |
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| All the spots and dots, and the occasional kitten. Yvette used every spot print she could find in the community stash, and filled a few gaps with a print that features a spotty cat. Four hundred 3" squares makes a generous sized community quilt. |
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| Circle quilting compliments the squares and all the dottiness, and the pretty pink backing allows the quilting to star. |
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| Jill finished the quilt top after a workshop with Catherine Butterworth in 2015, and it waited to find a home for more than 2 years. Jo-Ann Phillips has now quilted it, ready to be donated to Studio ARTES for a fundraiser next month. |
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