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| Peggy almost finished quilting her beautiful kiddie play mat... The basic blocks are the Railfence design but this setting, along with more than 3 fabrics makes |
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| This is the fabric Peggy chose for her backing. It's been a tricky fabric to cut up for projects but makes an excellent choice for the back.... making this a double sided snuggle. |
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| Michelle My Belle double bordered and sandwiched with fabulous, foxy woodland backing fabric. She spent the rest of her day quilting. Once again these new packs of 30 x 6" squares have been 'hot cakes'. If you're looking for a quick project, they may well be just what you need? |
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| Brenda Barbara finished her beautiful Batik table runner top, sandwiched, quilted and stitched on her perfectly pinky-purple batik binding... Brenda used both walking foot quilting and free motion quilting. |
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| Lyn Scatterpin joined the two halves of her quilt centre together AFTER the two halves had been sandwiched and beautifully quilted... It's a tricky thing explaining how to do it, the joining I mean, but to actually watch it being demonstrated... it's quite easy, even the way I explain it!! ha ha ha |
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| Jolly Jo started this quilt when Noah was a lad... OK I exagerate slightly, but she doesn't check the blog so I shall have my giggle! She had come to a stage where she didn't quite know how to continue so took a long break from it... there's nothing wrong with a PhD or two!! (Project Half Done) Jo's figured out the problem/tricky bit now... watch this space... this quilt could be finished before the next Ark is built!! ha ha ha Let's face it... there's a blooming lot of rain falling these days! |
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