Show n Tell October 2014

There was a variety of work at Show n Tell last Saturday.


First up this is a quilt made bye the Monday Group to raffle for the Alzheimer's Society.


Double Wedding Ring quilt made with Liberty Fabrics by Jean Nutter.


Wall hanging made by Carol Mayes. I'm sure we can all identify with these words!


Alphabet quilt made by Marion Moon.


Quilt top made by Wendy Magee. It is for a 40th birthday at Labour Weekend, so Wendy will be busy quilting it between now and then.


Lap quilt made by Shelia Udjur.


Baby quilt made by Sue Farrier for her Grand Daughter.


Quilt made by Nikki McMillan in recent Jelly Roll class.


Another quilt made by Carol Mayes (you have been busy!) for her Grand Son.


Pauline Schon made this as a gift for her Japanese friend, who be visiting shortly.


Wall hanging by Gaylyn Barclay made in a workshop "Altered Fabrics" taught by Jacqui Kari.


Baby quilt made by Dawn Dalhberg for her newest Grand Daughter (due to be born any minute!)


Christmas table runner made by Ann Field from Jill & Janet's Hexagon class.


Embroidered bag made by Donna Rowan (sorry photo doesn't do it justice)


And lastly these are dresses made by club members for 'Dress a Girl Around the World' charity.

PaintWork Tool from BERNINA

Another interesting video I found surfing the net today. (Hey I'm on holiday, I'm allowed to ignore the housework :-)

Bernina Longarm!

Wow I found this surfing around the net today, pretty exciting.

Read all about the new Bernina Longarm here
http://weallsew.com/2013/12/05/the-rumors-are-true/

St Francis Retreat 2014

 The first two photos are the calm in the morning, before a storm of sewing.


I must say that our group of quilters are a good advert for Sewezi tables too!




As usual it was a great weekend and everyone did heaps of sewing. I sewed some scrappy trip around the world blocks, here they are set out on my rooms floor at St Francis's.

Donna sat beside me so I could annoy her. She was sewing a UFO from a few years ago. I expect she will have it finished soon as she was so keen to get it done.


Sandy (right) sewed this whole top while at retreat and still had time to start a new project!
I'm looking forward to seeing how Sandy quilts this as she always comes up with good ideas.