Gallery
Our members are very talented here are just a few examples of the work we have done in our afternoon sessions and at workshops which we hold occasionally.
Our group Charity Quilt from our last workshop.
More work required to layer and quilt it.
Such lovely bright colours,
Seasonal Items from our members
Quilt as you Go
A quilt ready to be donated to Linus Quilts
Just Beautiful
Another stunning piece of work from one of our members.
Our last Santa from our workshop
Christmas workshop
What is the collective noun for a group of Santas?
After some discussion the appropriate word seems to be
a Sleigh of Santas
More Santas
Manipulated Fabric
Folded fabric squares in beautiful colours to make this lovely wall hanging
Designed by a member
Kaffe Fasset fabric and gold
More projects form our members
Some made in the meetings others at home
Fat Quarter Challenge
During the summer our members donated a fat quarter, they were then put into paper bags and we had a lucky dip. Each member then had a period of time to create something including the fabric they were given. For some thie was quite a challenge. Colours or patterns they would not normally use
This little travel sewing kit will be one of our monthly projects
Our members came back with a wonderful array of projects. Some of them were beautiful boxes, apron, wall hanging , peg bag, a bear, armchair tv remote holder( or maybe chocolate store). Bags and a cushion. An amazing basket filled with fabric cup cakes and 2 little waitress aprons, 2 very lucky Grand daughters
Lovely Quilts from another of our members
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Folded handkerchief butterfly made at a monthly meeting appliqued onto a beautiful textural cushion
The gentle sewing of Red Work beautifully displayed in this lovely quilt
Patriotic colours perfect for the Jubilee Year
Foundation Piecing for this beautiful wall hanging
Work shop results
Handbag doorstops
Conical peg bag
A lovely example of a Sample Block quilt. Some blocks were contructed at our meetings and others are totally original to the maker.
Lovely colours with pretty fabric printed with geese. The maker soon found that it is not possible to get all the geese standing up right once the blocks have been cut and moved around to create the patchwork patten.
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