More end-of-year challenge quilts from the Monday group ... as well as the quilting skills, we enjoyed hearing the stories of how each one began the challenge, and their planned use. And yes, we should have taken 'before' photos!
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These wedding ring blocks were nearly done, so Dawn finished them, joined them together and has a little more planned for them before they will be regarded as a finished quilt. |
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Roslyn's year has been unexpectedly challenging, as well as joyful. She is calling her re-make her Basket Case quilt! |
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Elaine W has been sewing up a storm recently - she has finished three community quilts, and two quilts for her granddaughters, including this one, made from nine blocks abandoned by Diana that required very little tweaking, sashing and borders, all ready for the Christmas holidays. Diana will be thrilled that is will belong to a little girl who already loves it. |
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Miriam's quilt made from blocks abandoned by Helen and some of her own orphans has progressed to being partially quilted, and will be finished for Christmas gifting. The backing is gorgeous and quirky, but we didn't get a photo! |
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We saw these two bags a couple of weeks ago, made by Margaret K from panels cross stitched and donated by Janice. There were eight panels, and eventually, eight bags, where they were paired with suitably classic fabrics. |
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They are now in new homes, having been sold on Margaret's Christmas market stall last weekend - stocked with all sorts of beautiful things she has sewn - where she raised more than $1,000 to support disadvantaged children in the Solomon Islands. Janice was really thrilled to know that her blocks had been put to such good use - doubly appreciated. |
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