I have now completed the update of the various Instructions tabs on this blog.
For my classes following the Patches and Quilts 2013 program there is now a tab called Patches and Quilts with links to instruction pages and websites to help you each week.
For the Rainbow Connection Quilters group I have put our blocks in the RCQ Instructions tab.
Take a look around and see what you think. All feedback is welcome.
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.
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- Quilts 2019
- Quilts 2020 - 21
- Quilts 2022
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Showing posts with label What to bring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label What to bring. Show all posts
Thursday, January 24, 2013
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Keeping Kitty Fed
- When you join the Rainbow Connection Quilters we ask for a coin or note donation into the kitty.
- When you attend one of our quilting weekends you can put a gold coin in the kitty.
- When you join (or we run out) we also ask for a donation of 1 metre of fabric and a block design (wrapped so it can't be identified) for our Mystery Metre Quilts for charity. These are kept in our Lucky Dip basket (below) until needed. We still have 3 lucky dips which should keep us going until 2010.
- If you can't afford anything that is OK and we certainly don't want any foreign currencies as these cost money to exchange. Overseas and other distance members can just donate their fabric and block design and pay for return postage of their blocks etc.
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
What to bring to a quilting bee
Here is a list of things to remember to bring to our next Rainbow Connection Quilters weekend if you can:
- patchwork tools
- sewing machine and threads
- orphan blocks
- orphan fabric and scraps
- block patterns to try
- quilting magazines and books
- quilting videos or a 'chick flick' to watch on Saturday night
- patchwork and quilting successes, failures or demonstrations for our 'show and tell' time
- your current project
- a plate of food to share
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