We’ve been on a few weeks’ summer break from our regular meetings, but not entirely from sewing.
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| We’ve borrowed Jeni’s photo of this beautiful modern quilt because it is now with its new owners - she finished it just in time for it to go under the Christmas tree for her son and his partner. Design/pattern by @loandbeholdstitchery Quilted by Sue Olma, |
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| Susan Mack offered to make a baby quilt for one of her husband’s colleagues, and he immediately remembered that two of them had babies due. So Susan made two baby quilts in the last week of the school term before the teacher-parents went on leave before Christmas. The first one was requested to include black.There was only time for a photo of one of them. |
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| Margaret finished a long term project, appliquéing her hexagon flowers to diamonds of a cross-hatch print. |
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| She then hand quilted around each flower and diamond for a stunning finish. |
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| Carol W cut up a panel of a gardening themed print, and set them with counterpane blocks suggesting garden beds. |
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| Carol has donated the quilt to our community collection. |
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| Not our work! Janice was at the Braidwood Airing of the Quilts late in 2024, and after returning home she was delighted to hear that she had won first prize in the raffle! She chose this gorgeous nine-patch on point quilt, ‘Colours’, made by June Weatherstone (see the label below). |
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| June’s quilt is beautifully machine quilted, and a wonderful range of scrappy pieces that work beautifully together. |
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| We all loved your quilt when Janice brought to out first meeting for 2025 June, and it has us thinking about beautiful classic nine patches. |
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