I have only just found this Blog which is why the dates may look a little Strange and out of sequence.
Shortly after the last post in 2017 Carrie was diagnosed with a Brain Tumour. This was removed successfully in July 2017 and Carrie manged her last ever visit to the Festival of quilts in August 2017
\Sadly, at her first follow up check the Tumour had returned and Carrie started Chemotherapy in November 2017.
On Christmas Day 2017 saw Carrie taken to hospital as she became very ill as a reaction to her Chemo., she was in hospital all over Christmas & new Year.
In January 2018 during treatment they were doing Scans to start Radiotherapy they found that the cancer celsl had spread to the lining on her spine and this was a terminal condition. After consult\ation with Oncology and Immuno-therapy doctors Carrie chose to stop treatment and to have as much quality time with her family and Friends as the condition allowed. We were lucky tio have Carrie with us for another 13 Weeks, She saw lots of her family and had several great gatherings & many friends visited in that time.
She passed away very peacefully at home under the 'Hospice at Home; team from The Rowans Hospice surrounded by her family on March 29th 2018.
Carrie is buried at the South Downs Natural Burial Centre, East Meon, Hampshire ( 18th April 2019). It was a beautiful warm Sunny day and around 100 friends, work colleagues, Quilters and family celebrated Carries life and said goodbye'
I want to Thank the Ladies at Breakaways Quilters for completing several of Carries last quilts for us and for Helping to label up the Project Linus quilts.
Chris Hounsell 6/3/2019
Saturday, 22 July 2017
June 2017
Rosemary chose this gorgeous backing for her quilt |
Janet did these beautfiful daisies all over the dresden plates |
Jackies almost done |
Add with beautiful hand quilting with perle cotton I think |
and a wonderful backing fabric |
And this is Jackie's next one..... |
Rosemary and Janet inspecting the fruits of their hard work - beautiful |
Janet's wonderful wreaths again |
This one is Lynne's, being held by Wendy |
and Lynne made this wonderful grow chart for Benjamin |
Kim,'s beautifully delicate BOM |
Rosemary's dresdens quilted with daisies by Janet |
Another gorgeous collaboration |
May 2017
Bit of process here for this BOM -- to remind me how these pieces fit together..... |
Rosemary's almost finished quilt |
which Janet quilted butterflies on and it looks wonderful |
Sarah decided to call a halt on her BOM and this is what she did with it. It is a very striking piece and as ever, looks better in reality |
Chris's centre expanding nicely |
Polly's bag; she is rightly very pleased with it :) |
Labels:
bag,
BOM,
butterfly longarm quilting,
hexagons,
J S Longarm Quilting
March 2017
All these wreaths are Janet's. She was trying to decide on her borders and corners. It's a beautiful quilt |
Rosemary layered her quilt up that evening, but in the end Janet did the quilting for her and the combination is beautiful, it will be in pics later on |
This is one of Jackie's |
Chris re-did her BOM middle; it is looking lovely |
Not sure whose this is - Lynne? I love how different they all are.... |
My middle |
Chris made 3 star quilts for her grandsons; all slightly different and equally lovely |
Piano keys border and scrappy binding |
Wednesday, 8 March 2017
Feb 2017 again
Lynne's completed the next round of her quilt |
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