Wednesday Lovlies...

...yep, lovely quilts created by lovely ladies.  Am I suffering quilt group withdrawals?  again yep! and for those who have sent 'well wishes' e-mails and phoned.  The little man has hit 1kilo and 1 month.  We are happy and so very grateful in this neck of the woods.
Enough!
On with the goodies...
Thank you again Lainey for the pics and words that make this update possible. 

Gwen hand quilted this beauty that had been made by an old friend

Stella’s quilt from last week is back from the Quilting Fairy. Looking good. All she has to do now is bind and label it. As we know it isn’t a finished quilt without a label.

 

Val did a workshop many years ago by Margaret Kirby from Logan Patchwork. This fabric and pattern has been sitting in Val’s orphanage since then just waiting to be let out. The pattern is the same but the look is completely different with the change of colours.

 

Val also found some left over fossil fern fabric and constructed this gorgeous quilt.

(I really must get an invitation to visit this orphanage of hers. The orphan blocks and fabrics must take up half of her house!) - Lainey.

Marie has been playing with zentangles. She made this lovely table runner just to give it a go.

A closer view of Marie's lovely work.

It's all about purple.....

Wendy shared this lovely quilt with us and gave the girls a demo on how to cut and assemble the blocks, really, its easy when you know how....well, that's what Wendy said.

Marie thought the quilt was so lovely she wanted it as a backdrop to showing off her bag that she made in Sue's workshops.

It was the Mooloola Valley Quilt group's Show and Tell day and Beryl won one of the many raffles, this pretty pansy cushion, in, of course purples.....Beryl even wore a purple bracelet to go with her purple top.....

Estelle has made two quilts for the pediatric intensive care unit where her little Grandie was treated.

Sue shared this stunning Celtic knot design table runner

Wendy was showing her almost finished UFO to Fran, bought as a kit a wee while back, lots of lovely lacy ruffles and ric rac.

Dorothy bought along the cutest little sewing box to share with us, take off the lid and the sides fall down to reveal a complete sewing kit, even has a special spot for your thimble and the top of the lid is a pin cushion.

A pretty in Dorothy's sewing world.