I hadn't asked anyone to take photo's for me, so I was pleasantly surprised to find them. Thanks Sonya I appreciate the time and effort involved, getting the photos to me.
These two Rail Fence quilt tops are charity quilts that were started a couple of weeks ago at a club working day. Both have turned out wonderful and I look forward to seeing them next club today (hopefully quilted)
Helen Barron made this charity quilt with the help of some friends at a weekend retreat.It will soon be with the little girl it was made for (just the binding to finish) |
Shattered Nine Patch by Jacqui Howarth(opps to much sunshine, obviously to was a lovely sunny day!) |
Pauline Schon made this stack n whack quilt in a recent class with Janet Greeks |
Maureen Gray made this lovely cat quilt for a little girl called Kay Leigh |
'Life is Beautiful' a lovely stitchery quilt made by Maria New. |
Lynda Parker made this for her daughter and son in law to celebrate their 1st wedding anniversary |
Kaye O'Hagan made this for Jack her 19th grandchild! |
Mystery quilt from the Ngunguru group made by Tess Harris |
'Free Range' made by Lynda Parker |
Made by Jenny Gough (inspired by a painting, I think!) |
Carmel Spray made this to use up some scraps, and is donating to Starship |
Gaye Miller and Jess Fraser made these from a lino cut, and freemotion quilting. |
And last but not least a quilt made by Elaine Healey for Starship Childrens Hospital |
Thanks Sonya and Leanne for sharing , I love the cats and the chickens
ReplyDeleteThanks Sonya. Always nice to look at other people's quilts. Like the rail fence quilts - so simple but always effective.
ReplyDeleteAin't that chicken quilt a hoot! Wonder if it is a pattern?
ReplyDeleteGreat team work I say!
ReplyDeleteLots of lovely work there. Thanks. I really like jenny Gough's Modern wall hanging and the sturdy legs on the free range chooks made me laugh _ I bet those chickens lay really good eggs!
ReplyDeleteWow, Jenny really did a fabulous job on that one! What a feat! I'm still trying to figure out how she put all that together.
ReplyDeleteHadda say, about your last post with the 185 chairs...So moving...An amazing installation, thanks for sharing that.
-Sarah