There was a lovely buzz on Thursday night with lots going on.
Marlene had made up all the Christmas trees for the next Christmas fair - the donation from the Thursday group.
June bought along her quilts for the workshop she was teaching.
June's workshops are always fun and productive.
Jane's sewing machine - a Bernina - was bought in 1966 by her mother - still going strong!
Jules was very, very excited with her block made on the night.
Sue - aka the "Bag Lady" had a new sewing bag - such gorgeous fabric.
Sue is also working on a 1/2" hexagon quilt. All neatly stored in compartments..................
Jenny's vintage bag/box needed some repair work - Letitia's advise was needed.
"Camelot" block by Judy is looking great.
Hand piecing was Fiona's project - looking good on her chest???
Letitia machine quilted Debbie's little Trip-around-quilt.
Libby's workbox stayed like this the entire night - she was "there for the company". She was on supper duty too.
Till next week.
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