It was great today to see so many smiling faces at the Blue Gum as 9 of us sat chatting and stitching and had a lovely time.
The Hand Work
Marilyn was joining her hexagons into dark and light rounds.
Sydney Southern Cross Quilters - Patchwork and Quilting
It was great today to see so many smiling faces at the Blue Gum as 9 of us sat chatting and stitching and had a lovely time.
The Hand Work
Marilyn was joining her hexagons into dark and light rounds.
It was a perfect day to sit and sew/crochet. The sky was grey and there were heavy downpours of rain. Much chatting and admiring of Emma's yarn which unfortunately I forgot to take a picture of.
Cath had four quilts to share with us and she was very busy binding.
This is the first of Cath's quilts; it's a Sarah Fielke design all in Tula Pink Fabrics.
Number 2 - This was a delightful quilt which we all admired. It's called Balderdash by Emma Jean Jansen.
Number 3 - Can't remember what this one was called but it was great. Was a kit bought in Launceston some time ago and put together a bit differently than the original pattern suggested.
Number 4 - This one looked great too. It had ships in the strips.
Last was an eye-spy quilt from Rita for a young relative (I think) in Melbourne.
Here are a couple of close ups of the fabrics:
Perhaps we'll see you next time.
It was a very pleasant day with 6 of us chatting away merrily.
Show and Tell
Rita made this cute quilt for a niece.
Stephanie is working on her pretty pink wrap.
Close up of her stitching and hexagon embellishment.
Michelle was knitting with the pattern on her phone.
Pennie was knitting.
The Sticky Squid Salad was very popular for lunch, always has been.