Jenny C. brought along her beautiful 'Kite' shaped scrappy quilt. This gorgeous quilt was hand paper pieced and hand quilted - mostly at Rugby matches and travelling whilst Jenny was watching her son play. There is a possibility of a workshop in the future to show us all the technique.
A closer view of those beautiful fabrics and neat points.
Jenny was also working on her new bag made out of those gorgeous tiny hexagons! Her bag is made of Kaffe Fasset fabrics, and here it is laid out on the bag pattern.
Jane was also working on her bag of the tiny hexagons - here she is with her one made in Japanese fabrics.
Elaine has made a great bag using a left over 'golf lady' panel, and she is taking it off to golf on Friday for a raffle.
Debbie loved the tutorial Janet showed us on how to make the needle holders, that she made this beautiful one for Jane for her Birthday. Debbie added lovely pearls and beautiful lace and embroidery work. Very pretty.
Following the tutorial given by Jenny C. some months ago on how to make the great little patchwork bags - whenever our group gets together we see them popping up on the tables with our notions inside - they are so sweet, and every one is different!
lovely work yet again Andrea! Kites are perfect, yet I cant see myself doing these by hand..... haven't got that talented yet, and if I did, I would never get it finished!!!! Bubby hexies are soooo cute and Debbie's needleholder is gorgeous too....I bet Jane will be ecstatic!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend....I'm off to do some catchup blocks!!!!!
Even with holidays, I'm far far behind!!! LOL
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