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| Elaine B is sewing pink blocks that a child will love into a fun quilt top. |
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| Pretty Dresden plate blocks are emerging from Elaine W's sewing machine |
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| Helen showed us Cluck Cluck Sew's method for making a fabric rose - we are making Fearless Flowers in support of the Pink Meets Teal campaign to raise awareness and funds for ovarian cancer. |
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| They are fun to make, and an opportunity to use up scraps of almost any size and colour. We'll add a felt backing and brooch pin with a hot glue gun. Others are making felt flowers, We might graduate to flowers on stems! |
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| Miriam turned this colourful pile of large scraps into ... |
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| ... a small zippered pouch, to help stock the craft stall at our quilt show in April 2020. |
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| Reverse of the pouch. |
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| Sue started a new quilt in a layout similar to Susan's recent quilt finish, but with the light and dark pieces in reverse. Susan was away, and unable to consult on the size of the pieces, so Sue, being a mathematician, used simultaneous equations to work them out - as you do! |
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| We take advantage of the large tables at our community venue for our own quilts too - Nerida thread basted this gorgeous version of Sarah Fielke's 'Down the Rabbit Hole' block of the month, with help from Noelle ... |
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| ... and Jill squared up her artful improv quilt ready for binding. |
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