Just what you've been waiting for... some Stunning Show and Tell.

 Jill's lovely bright quilt.

 Jennifer made this Hexagon quilt using some old Doilies, what fun eh!

Rita's Black and White quilt, made for a family member.

Maureen made this stunning quilt using fabrics she bought while traveling in the Northern Territory.

Some wonderful Handwork and some wolderful Dilly Bags.

Joy's stunning bag.

Robyn is making a smaller quilt than usual, using these funky fabrics.

Robyn's lovely Dilly Bag.

Jackie is making this quilt using pictures from one of her daughters favourite books which is 'Guess how much I love you',  the daughter received this book when she was 4 years old, she is now in her 20's.

Bottom left is the book and some of the blocks already made.

This little Dilly Bag belongs to Jennifer, as does the needle case.

Lesley is knitting this beanie, looks rather warm and comfortable doesn't it.

Jennifer putting the binding on her Hexagon/Doily quilt.

Jill's wonderful needle cushion.

Joy's Hexagon block.

This looks stuning doesn't it, Maureen was hand quilting.

I was told that you have seen this before.....  do you remember who's it is??    ***

Penny is going great guns getting her blocks together.

Irene crocheting another scarf for to keep someone warm this coming winter.

Irene is also knitting this block below.

Lynne's fabulous stitching, always up to something beautiful.

***  I think it was Joy!

Twice a month SCQuilters come from far and wide just to hang out together at a Pub for several hours... Today it was the Blue Gum Pub in Waitara.

Who the heck is this I wonder???  looking just a tad scary methinks!

Yes!  It's Heather wearing a new fangled gadget for seeing the fine needle work she's working on.

Joy and Heather.

Rita and Maureen.

Lesley and Robyn.

Jill and Lynne.

Irene and Penny.

Jackie and Cath.

Pennie and Jennifer.

More than a dozen of us met up at the Penno Pub today for long chats, some stitching, sewing, knitting and yummy food. I didn't take a lot of photos today, just enjoying myself far too much I was.

 Makes me feel good when someone spells my name correctly! 

 Lynne made this Masterpiece for a swap she was in, below is what she received so she kept her piece above and made another stunning but simple piece to send.

 Lynne finished off this beanie for a grandchild and has started another one.

 The word printed across the forehead of this knitter is... M A D!

 Robyn is making a bag with these big hexies.

 Hexies in Tula Pink fabrics being made by Kath.
 

 Pretty little butterfly being stitched by Ann.

 Heather was busy with the applique of this beaut pattern, below is the middle piece still to be appliqued on.

 Lisa working on her stitchery.

 This row is 'August' Maggie tells me and below is what she's done so far... just stunning it is!

 Lynne had lots of work to show today, here's a cowl she made for herself.

 Penny has started this cushion using felt applique, looking good!

 Here is the other side of that 'M A D' person's knitting...   okay okay... it's me!

 Here's Brenda, Lisa, Maggie and Lissa.

 Rita working on her Monet's Garden Applique, I love this piece.

 How do two SCQuilters manage to get 5 halo's!!    You must be very good and kindly people Rita and Robyn!

These two on the other hand...  enough said!

Can anyone guess who these pretty toes belong to????????