What a day! I didn't keep a tally of all the quilts but they are all either finished or have been taken home by someone else to complete the binding or sew on a label. This is Sharon sewing some binding and labels.
And Cynthia
And these three complain every time I take a photo of them and so posed deliberately, Irene, Andrea and Glenys AND I told them it would be extra large! They actually did some work too.
My friend Mary (from Tasmania) made this quilt top and gave it to us to finish for Queensland.
This was made by Lyn from our group coz she couldn't come to our sewing bees because of work commitments.
The same quilt shop donated this panel too
The first quilt to wear some of my FMQ while I am learning.
And this is a little something extra. Ages ago (so long ago I don't remember it) I gave Andrea a little box with a heap of homespun samples. She and Glenys took it away in the holidays and sewed hexagons. We decided today that it is going to be centre panel of our next group quilt - on completion it will be raffled among us. I say raffled but there are only four of the group left who haven't previously "won" a group quilt - not sure what we will do once there is only one person left!
It seems rather strange to not be working on the Quilts for Queensland. Now I have to decide what to work on - my applique project, my current round robin block, my quilt for Japan...........
Oh well, too tired tonight. Till next time
Happy stitching!
And Cynthia
And these three complain every time I take a photo of them and so posed deliberately, Irene, Andrea and Glenys AND I told them it would be extra large! They actually did some work too.
My friend Mary (from Tasmania) made this quilt top and gave it to us to finish for Queensland.
Marvelous what a charm pack can do!
Our local Quilt Shop - Country Pickins at the Corner donated this one
This was made by Lyn from our group coz she couldn't come to our sewing bees because of work commitments.
The same quilt shop donated this panel too
The first quilt to wear some of my FMQ while I am learning.
There are also the teal quilt with the lime green borders, a cream, purple and green quilt and the two teddy quilts - they are all being completed by others - YAY!!! All should be done by the time we finish our next quilt group meeting on Wednesday. Hooray!!!
It seems rather strange to not be working on the Quilts for Queensland. Now I have to decide what to work on - my applique project, my current round robin block, my quilt for Japan...........
Oh well, too tired tonight. Till next time
Happy stitching!
Beautiful quilts. Looks like you had a lot fo fun! Great job on the FMQ!
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ReplyDeleteLaDonna
You girls have been very busy-------looks like a fun group of quilters and friends!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lot of fun was had helping a great cause.
ReplyDeleteGreat Job on your Sewing Bee...Looks like you all had a Fun Day Stitching...
ReplyDeleteWe Qlder's Really Appreciate all the work that you are doing...
cheers
Your guys have done a wonderful job.
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donna
So much accomplished. I particularly love the hexagon quilt...
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