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| Steph |
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| Sarah |
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| Christine |
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| Norma |
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| Linda |
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| Kim |
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| Jane |
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| All of us |
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| Me! |
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| Steph has a new little girl, Abi, and this is her quilt. I bet she loves it :) |
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| This is where the flying geese went. Libby's magnificent quilt made under the guidance of Patricia McLaughlin. she still had a bit of work to do on it but isn't it just fabulous? Quilt as you go, as well. I am sure Patricia will be as proud of Libby as we are! |
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| Jane holding up one side |
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| Libby on the other |
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| The back. It was good fabric to show off the quilting designs - nearly finished |
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| Wilma's attic windows |
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| Christine's roosting robin - she had pinned her bias design into the corners ready to sew |
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| A bad picture of Steph holding up mine - haven't got round to the bias yet - better get a move on..... |
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| What a lot of geese....next post will reveal what they belong to |
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| Lesley's roosting robin. The colours are very pretty in reality |
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| The last round we did before she went away was hearts |
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| Please note the use of machine embroidery - fab idea |
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| Pauline's RR. Here she is preparing her border using bias |
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| And this is her corner showing the rectangles (as in border strips) and hearts |
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| Dresden plate. Wilma made hers by hand I think and Christine by machine. They use a very quick method and a paper or card template rather than a wedge ruler but the end result is the same |
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| Jane made a doll for her aunt, to go with one made previously. They are sent with a letter explaining who they are, what they are like (seemingly not very well behaved LOL).This is the front - he doesn't show up very well on the table. |
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| Tried showing him against Chris's cardigan - easier to see him |
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| And this is his back, showing his braces |
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| I love the way Jane has suggested his face using stitch to sculpt and no colour |
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| Jane and her old chap |
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| Looked pretty and there was quite a lot of it for our neck of the woods |
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| Our road |
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| Birds on the roof of the house behind |
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| View from my bedroom window - once I'd managed to prise it open |
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| Monkey puzzle looking very christmassy |
