In no particular order are - Wendy, Irene, Dianne, Heather, Siobhan, Jan, Erica, Becky, Pennie, Irene, Jill, Penny, Sue, Bev, Lyn, Cate, Nola, Jean, Marilyn, Lisa, Judy, Linden & Rhonda.
03 May 2008
How many faces can you put to names??
Lisa, Pennie & Becky X 2
1. Lisa Hannon - Swap Blocks from Coolum, Sunshine Coast SCQ Retreat a few years back.
2. Pennie Griffiths - Tomos and Emma's Wedding Quilt :-) I didn't actually take the quilt for Show 'n' Tell today but I needed a 12th photo to make up my Mosaic's :-) this quilt is actually on the high seas at the moment on it's way from London to Macau where it will live for a few years... with its owners of course.
3. & 4. Becky Wright - Everybody wanted the template for this beaut star quilt, it's a very clever way of using up your dark, medium and light scraps.
05 April 2008
News Flash... Erica wins Show'n'Tell!!
Erica Spinks #1 - Made from Lisa Walton's hand dyed scraps.
Erica Spinks #2 - Purple and Lime.
Erica Spinks #1 - Jelly Roll quilt.
Bev Laird - Made this quilt for a 70 year old friend who made a mistake and is only turning 69 this year!
Show'n'Tell #2
Beck Wright - Spools for her sister.
Kate Crutchley - Peter Rabbit.
Lisa Hannon #1 - 9 years in the making.
Lisa Hannon #2 - Perth 2002 Retreat Sigs.
Show'n'Tell #3
Gillian Hamilton - Quilt for DD's Dolls House.
Jean Fotheringham - Disapearing 9 patch.
Heather Watt - Winnie the Poo book turned into a quilt.
Ros Bickford - I Spy
Two Show'n'Tell and two Works in Progress.
Irene Bodell - Tumbling blocks.
Cate Grace - Garden Party from Lizard of Oz, quilted and trapuntoed by Kim Bradley
Di Jobbins - Scrappy medallion quilt, designed by Sue Ross, called “Mad Molly” (with elements incorporated from another similar one of hers called “Silly Sally”) that I’m doing in a class with her at Quiltsmith. I’m thinking of calling mine “Daffy Di”!!!!!
Irene Bodell - Christmas Puff Tree.
W.I.P's
Gillian Hamilton - Original 30's fabrics made into fans.
Kate Crutchley - Mariners Compass.
Pennie Griffiths - Not hexagons again!
Liz Price - Postcard to swap.
20 March 2008
06 March 2008
Results - Match the SCQuilter with her handwork.
:-( Nobody got 8/8 but I'm going to dig around in my Sewing Room and find a magnificent prize for two winners... one who has never met any of these SCQuilters and one who does come every now and then and was the first one in with 6/8
Results :-
A. Erica = 2 --- B. Lisa = 3 --- C. Marilyn = 1 --- D. Bec = 4
E. Heather = 5 --- F. Irene = 7 --- G. Pennie = 8 --- H. Gay = 6
Congratulations to the Winners who are...
The First in with 6/8 ...Lissa Morrow.
And... the highest score from someone who has never met any of us is... Lindi Jarman!
(Please email your snail mail addy's to me privately for your Surprise Prize!)
There were plenty of you who were close...
6/8 were Di J. and Jill O'C.
4/8 were Ros H, Mary-Anne R, Joan P, Loz L, Lorraine B.
3/8 were Dianne B, Jessica M, Nicole H, Rowena.
2/8 was Bettine... but Hey, she lives way over the other side of Australia :-)
Everybody obviously reads Erica's Blog, all but one of you scanned further down the Sydney SCQuilters Blog and found Bec's S&T from last month and 9 of the 14 entries knew my Hexagons.
01 March 2008
Guessing Competition - Read more about it!
This month there is a magnificent prize from 'Pennie's Stash' for the first SCQuilter to correctly match these 8 SCQuilters with their hand work in the two mosaic photos below. Write your answers in the Comments Box or email me privately, if no SCQuilter can answer all eight correctly there will be a - not so magnificent prize - for the SCQuilter with the most number of correct answers. Those in these photos may not enter the Competition.
So... Here we have:-
A. Erica, B. Lisa, C. Marilyn, D. Bec.
E. Heather, F. Irene, G. Pennie, H. Gay.
02 February 2008
The PS Challenge - by the Ku-ring-gai Quilters.
Penny Smith set our challenge in February 2007. Each of us were given this piece of Blue fabric with white spots and were instructed to make a centre piece using some of this fabric and some applique.
Each month Penny told us what to do with the next round... check out how differently the 8 of us interrupted her instructions.
February - Some Applique using Blue & White Fabric
March - More Spots
April - Zig Zag
May - Stripes
June - I'll leave it up to you
July - Something Blue
August - Diamonds are a girls best friend
September - It's in the Box
October - Hexagons
November - Blue Spots.
January - Revelations.