Sorry for the long delay posting this.
First up is this lovely sampler quilt made by Caroline using a jelly roll.
Caroline also made this wonderful big boy quilt for her grandson’s big boy bed, it’s called Sebby’s Truck quilt.
And a matching pillow slip
With the perfect fabric on the reverse
Roo-Tine carry bag was made by Linda for Christine, who has lived in Australia historically. Linda says Christine talks about Australia all the time. It’s a gift to say thanks.
Sunflower Serenade is a messenger bag from a pattern By Annie. Linda says she had lots of support from Carol.
Linda also made Bev’s Life We’ll Pieced for her late colleague. Bev was a midwife who loved gardening, cats, chickens and coffee. The pattern is Modern Scrap Quilt by Jenny Hunter and Linda made it for Bev’s daughter who lost her mum too soon.
With a beautiful backing.
Judy Y made this Felt and Feathers bag at an embroidery workshop.
Dianne H made this quilt for one of her mokopuna
Hanna completed this lap quilt. The inner part was made by a dear friend of hers who passed away last year. Hanna decided to make her part into a lap quilt for the friend’s sister who Hanna will be seeing soon.
Hannah also finished her wall hanging.
This Lilac quilt was made by Leslie A. She experimented with the half square layout made from a quarter bundle of floral prints and grunge fabric.
Leslie also made a cushion cover and then pillow covers using some of the remaining fabric.
Marlene made this blue and white foundation pieced Stars for Friends quilt. It was her first fully finished foundation paper pieced quilt.
The back:
Organic garden by Marlene was 2 1/2 years in the making. She is very happy with the top but not so keen on the back. She is, however, very pleased with the edging and is thankful for Cotton On Quilters’ advice.
Neeta made this Irish Chain quilt which was quilted by John Neilson.
