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| Linda is a senior HSC marker, leading a team of 30 teachers during the short, intense period of exam marking. To thank them as a team and individually she has made them each a colourful pieced and quilted mug rug with an appliqued heart, making up a 🌈 of appreciation, after a challenging two years for all teachers. Good one, Linda! |
Hilary added a padded top to an IKEA timber box, and
surprised a delighted fellow quilter with it as a gift.
The box is 10” across, 4”deep, a very useful size.
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| The fabric top is covering three layers of batting glued to a cardboard template, fitted into the recessed lid. The hexagon panel was made by her as the beginning of a quilt that was abandoned. |
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| It is currently housing a growing collection of 8” twisted hexagons in preparation for a quilt (that will be finished!) |
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| Helen is not starting a new large quilt until her current works in progress are finished. She has nevertheless found some small new things to make, starting 2022 with an enjoyable day putting together a pouch from vintage linen, cotton and braid. |
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| A collection of small drawstring bags Helen has made for our next craft stall … no date is in sight yet! |
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| Helen’s latest drawstring bag - these will be very popular! |
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