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| Janet made this for her daughter 770-odd squares....it will be quilted on her longarm |
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| We all liked this one..... |
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| I believe this may have a cat companion in the not too distant future |
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| A simple idea which came alive with the red sashing and border |
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| Jackie is going to use these as cornerstones for her big hexies - it will be a gorgeous quilt |
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| Jane's new idea - Janet quilted a few lines and Jane is experimenting by filling the shapes with fabric |
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| Sheila's bug quilt - so cute! |
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| Lesley is a hairdresser and here she is giving a haircut to Jane's little crocheted creation.... |
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| Cute, eh? thanks, Lesley! |
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| Jane made a cushion cover. We loved the closure... |
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| the front |
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| and the back undone so you can see the lining. |
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| A lovely cushion - might be Steph's? |
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| Jackie's hexagons |
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| Sarah's bag |
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| Norma's star |
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| Chris's starry top for one of her grandchildren |
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| another memory lapse - can't remember whose this great hearts and squares quilt is - Janet, possibly? |
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| Janet has a longarm machine now and has been getting to grips with pantographs. This baby quilt was one |
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| Can't remember the name of this quilt but it is a snowball block and a 9 patch which make up the design. It is handquilted |
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| This one is a Hunter's Star quilt made with half square triangles. The original blocks are a little more complex using diamonds but this is a slightly easier way of doing it. http://www.cascadequilts.com/2011/02/hunter-star-tutorial.html is one tutorial.... |
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| Chris |
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| Janet along with a few others |
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| Bit misleading but it is Kim's star though Norma is in the photo |
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| Steph's star |
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| Disco time.. |
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| with the lights out - fab, eh? |
