My Doily Quilt – finished at long last – evolved over the years but I am happy with the finished product though it is not like my original plans.Thank you for your input and inspiration – it is another tick off the list
It looks fantastic Christine.
We started in 2007 with a quilt made one very rainy weekend with friends from across Sydney and across the world connected by patchwork and quilting. Our members have included quilters and novices from far and wide - NSW, Victoria, Western Australia and Queensland (Australia), New Zealand, Massachusetts and Connecticut (USA), N.Ireland, Cornwall, Shropshire and Wales (UK). All our quilts are for charity, either raffled to earn money or donated directly to a nearby charity.
My Doily Quilt – finished at long last – evolved over the years but I am happy with the finished product though it is not like my original plans.Thank you for your input and inspiration – it is another tick off the list
It looks fantastic Christine.
I am making lots of these at the rate of about 6 per day between getting outside with the dog, cooking, cleaning and zooming in lockdown.
i really like the ocean waves I think. I'd love to be able to quilt these waves eventually but will see how I go.
Putting her blocks on point as suggested in our last Zoom gathering gave Elaine a headache but WOW what a result.
I love the colour themes in the blocks.
Elaine remarks that she does not know whether to thank or curse the person who suggested she put them on point.
I've started doing Snail Trail blocks with all my scraps and leaders and enders. I've now got to the stage of deciding -
Don't worry about the blocks that are not quite so obviously twisted as I can always put them in the corners or just leave them out.
If you have any suggestions please leave a comment below or just email me.
Thanks.
My school of fish is progressing very nicely. I hope a shark doesn’t come along and upset things.
I’m aiming at 8 x 8 patches which will make it 60 x 60.
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. My head space is much improved.
As Jeanette may not be home in time this afternoon for our Zoom she has sent me some pics of her current works.
Thanks Stephanie for the fun.
Stephanie says:
It amuses me no end to think I’m making leaders and enders and I have you to thank for renewing my interest in patching even tiny pieces