Sunday, September 11, 2022

September Show n Tell

 Well we did not have a show n tell for August as our club had a visit from the  Aussie Quick Quilters team and it was a very busy day which was enjoyed by all our members.

This month we had a pop up shop from Foxes Cottage with the lovely Lucille in attendance and also a visit from our friendly Stratford Quilting Group, so once again was a very busy day.

The show n tell theme this month was to bring along the latest community quilts completed. Most were made up from the stash from a deceased club  member, Heather McLeod..





 


Donna made the quilt and also the cushions from left over material.


Two community quilts from Veronica,  top one from a jelly roll and the other is called Monkey Pox.


This one is called Pomegranate and is a community quilt by Frances


Frances made this one so she could play with "quilt as you go". Used a very old UFO as the backing (top photo)

This was a block of the month and Maureen won the blocks from Capital Quilters.

Maureen named this one Rainbow Connection.  she is working through her quilt tops, still has lots in her drawers!

A community quilt by Maureen

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and another community quilt by Maureen

Grassy Creek by Helen and was a Bonnie Hunter Mystery Quilt Nov 2020 to Jan  2021

Almost Pladish by Helen and was a free online pattern by Erica of Kitchen Table quilting.  Helen quilted it.

Arrow Head by Helen and the pattern is a Bonnie Hunter of Quiltville and is to be a community quilt.

and another by Helen. this is called Elvira and was an online quilt-along video tutorial by Gudrun of GE Designs.

This is a candle Mat by Carol Burgess and was made from 5" squares, a swap from many years ago.

Bear in The Cabin by Carol and was a foundation pieced kit from a friend in America.

The latest bag from Carol, another beauty..

A community quilt from Carol and was from Heather's stash, cats on the front and dogs are on the back.

Judy Young made this from a jelly roll Christmas.

Diana Jones made this table runner.

And another table runner, this one was put together by Bep and it is in Batiks.


These 7 little "Blankets of Love" are for the babies in SCBU Wanganui and were made by Trish Souness.


This quilt is called Lovely Modas, by Trish and is for her Daughter Janine, who requested it to be a small lap quilt and double sided.

Another community quilt, this one is by Rosie.


These are all the same pattern and these 2 are by Joy and are community quilts.

This Queen size quilt is called Blue Ribbon Weave and was made by Carol C.

A community Quilt by Madeline McCrea and is called Diamonds and Dots. Nice and colourful.

another by Madeline and the fabrics came from Heather's stash of Aboriginal prints.
 

A Charity toilet bag for Women refuge Taranaki, by Sandra Ryder and is to be Stratford village Quilters Christmas gift this year.  a wonderful idea, they will be putting toiletries inside them.


A couple of project  pouch folders by Sandra, she likes having her projects all contained.

A Trio of Pears, by Sandra. Her take on Jenny's pears made into mini ones, it was a lot of fun making them smaller she said.

Margaret Mason, one of the Taranaki Ladies, was gifted these machine embroideries a few years ago and she had a "I must do something with all this stuff"moment and this is the completed wall hanging.

Baby Animals by Joanna Weren, from Taranaki, and she made it just because she could...

Elephants, by Etya sitar, from Taranaki.  The pattern is from a quilt Mania magazine and is made from Kaffe Fasset and Tula Pink fabric.



Margaret Mason completed these circles in a class with Jenny,and made them into a thread holder.



The title on the cover says it all....  by Sandra and is a project folder.













Sunday, July 10, 2022

July show n tell

The theme for July was Stars.

Flowers In My Garden, by Pauline Walton, not quite stars but......close.


Christmas Tree Skirt by Kim Thornton.  Always wanted to make a tree skirt and she found the pattern and found it was a learning curve to join diamonds.  


 Stars and Squares by Lesley McFarlane which was made in 2010 from a pattern.

 

A scrap quilt by Gail Jory.  She started it with a friend to use up their scraps.  Gail is in the process of making smaller stars for the border.


One by Liz and was a Kiwiquilters block swap in 2019. the pattern was on pintrest.


Another by Liz, Black & White with a touch of colour, and was a BOM from Aimees Homestead.


Carol Burgess made this Star.  She stayed with a friend in Paeroa and did a class there. It was made at least 25 years ago.....


 

Moravian Stars by Diane Harries


Rail Fence - workshop with stars by Veronica.


This is a block from Winter Solstice Quilt and is traditionally pieced by Belinda Morgan and the pattern is by Quilty Architect.


Star of Shiraz by Morag O'Malley.  It is one of the earliest quilts she has made. Hand pieced and part hand quilted. Laura Engel taught her the techniques needed and past onto her a love opf quilting.  They met through a Mother's Group 34 years ago.  a lovely story.


A Cathedral Windows book bag by Diane Harries.


A scrap quilt by Gail Jory, very colourful.


Maureen has called this one Summer Sunrise and she won the blocks at Capital Quilters and all she had to do was add the setting triangles and finish.  Lucky me she said...


Another by Maureen using up her scraps that she had collected.


Prima Ballerina, pattern by Pride & Joy Quilting and is by Belinda . Paper pieced and made to be donated to Shirley McDoull School of Ballet.  Belinda loves it so much she is going to make another for herself.


Sorry that this is a bit blurry,  Apricus Quilt by Belinda, pattern by  Apricity Quilts. Is a gift for her sister who has returned to NZ after 8yrs in Australia. Quilted by John Neilson.

Alaska Quilt, pattern by Laundry Basket Quilts and made by Belinda. Traditionally pieced and the colours are the colours of our beach.  Quilted by John Neilson.


Front and Back of Neeta's Postcard Quilt.

Helen's 21st Quilt made by Annette Bourne.  Was made in 6 weeks for her son's girlfriend from England, 10yrs down the track now his wife.  Her Mum washed the quilt and it shrunk! Home to Mum, who unpicked it and had it professionally quilted.  beautiful again and going home to England this month..  the things we do for our family......