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| Rose eventually made her quilt sandwich. She had stitched the backing with one of the fabrics up-side-down which called for "team seam ripping" , it's so easy to do with some fabrics as they look just as good on the back side don't they... It was only a tiny hiccup though, Rose spent the rest of the day quilting. |
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| Fran needs a baby quilt in a bit of a hurry and, armed with this lovely Moda Charm Pack, it should be quite possible. It took a little while to decide how to place all the squares and great concentration to keep the same order while stitching, ask Fran! |
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| Early Sue has had this Batik Jelly Roll squirrelled away for a while with the intention of making a Bargello quilt... spurred on by seeing the other ladies making theirs, Sue took the plunge and started to sew the strip set... it was cut up and the Bargello-ing had started by the end of the day. |
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| Princess Jackie arrived with all her strip sets stitched, pressed and ready to go, all done as homework. She was able to start cutting them up again and undoing a seam or two, sounds crackers I know but that's how they're made. This Bargello quilt will match my new floor tiles a treat |
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| New Sue pieced together this lovely set of Charm Squares (pre-cut 5" squares) She's making a baby bag... for all the baby paraphernalia it's not for putting baby in... he he |
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| Morning Judith called in to show us her finished appliqué flower project, a very quirky flower. She has plans to make another having thoroughly enjoyed making this one... that's what she said... I hope you've noticed Judith's perfectly mitred corners? |
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| Princess Jackie has been working on this quilt at home, it's quite green really and I'm not quite sure how my camera took such a wishy-washy picture... silly camera. |
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