Annie found this little book just recently, which once belonged to her Grandmother... it's dated 1916 and it's instructions for knitting socks for our Soldiers away at WW1. What a precious little find,
Linda's great Christmassy Quilt that has had a past, it's been reversed sewed and now it's a beaut Quilt!
I was so admiring of this little beauty and especially the Quilting done by Emma... I can't remember who's quilt it was! Help.....
Glynis has made this 'Orange' quilt for her sister...and the left overs as well. Wonderful machine quilting Glynis!
Michelle and her Sock...
Heather's Christmas Calendar quilt.
Penny's Christmas Row by Row quilt, with rows made by, Penny, Pennie, Lyn, Robyn, and Irene.
Marilyn's Carolina Christmas designed by Bonnie K Hunter.
... and the back!
Joy made this wall hanging and the three bags below for Christmas gift giving.
Emma wearing the same colours as her lovely Star Quilt.
Marianne's Four Patch Quilt for our Challenge.
It took me a moment to see the Cat theme on the front and it's on the back as well.
Selina's fantastic Hexagon quilt, I like different looking hexagons!
Annie standing up for those in the 'Hookers Corner' with this beautiful blanket.
I just had to take a photo of Lyn's fabulous outfit! Wow!
While we were Show and Telling, the family on the table behind were clapping loudly and asking to see our quilts... I went over to them, told them that we were the Southern Cross Quilting Group who met Online, there were over 2,000 of us, all Aussie's or Kiwi's living all over Australia and the World who love to get together when we can to sit and chat and sew and are willing to share our needles! The loved the sound of that... so I asked them if I could take their photo to put on our Blog which will be seen by a fair number of our Group and more... They agreed wholeheartedly... so here we have the Best Audience at the Pub for 2015!
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