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Jenny made this cheery sundress from
fabric given to her by a friend.
Last week she was cutting it out and
this week she wore it
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The hexagon centre of this quilt was donated.
Lois added the borders then quilted and
bound it ready to go to palliative care.
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Cathy made this disappearing nine patch quilt
for her son. It will be finished just in time for
him to pack it for his big move to Ireland
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Jenny made this great motorbike quilt for her
husband's 40th birthday
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| A pillow to match the quilt |
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This quilt top was donated by a generous quilter
after our break in last year. Narelle offered
to quilt it ready to go to one of the charities we support
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| Another donated quilt top, quilted and finished by Erica |
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Clare is very pleased with her "work in
progress" so far. It will become the centre
of a quilt and is all done by hand,
which is not her preferred method of patchwork
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This stunning quilt was made by Yvonne from a
Michelle Marbig pattern
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Erica made 2 crib quilts adding to blocks
from one of the donations packages
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Jenny Made her dad a quilt and a lap quilt as a
'cheer you up" gift because he has been ill lately
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Lap quilt using the same pattern as the quilt
with different fabrics
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Meryl has had her eye on this jacket pattern
for a couple of yeas and finally got around
to making it. Although, she didn't realise how
much work was involved till she got started
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Some of our members are working on
creating charity quilts using the beautiful fabrics
that were so generously donated after the
break in last year.
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Carolyn used blocks inherited form her
mother to make this tote bag
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Lois has kicked off our collection of Xmas
placemats for Meals on Wheels for this year
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Louise found the pattern for this wall hanging
in an old magazine
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Erica's first attempt at making a stack and
wack quilt. It is to be donated to Bundaleer,
the local nursing home
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