October addings

Rae is quite new to classes but very keen and with a layer cake Rae has produced this lovely simply designed quilt then beautifully quilted by Sue of quiltessence. Great result.

Mags from Wednesday class has been exploring the blocks of Margeret Miller's book Angleplay. What a stunning result.

This is a copy of Sandies garden table quilt copied from my sisters I have. Sandie made so many strip next month should show matching cushions. Lovely. So doing circular not so hard.

My sister Beryl gave me a circular garden quilt. This inspired Barbara to make one for herself and a beauty. Without a pattern we copied her ideas. Well done Barbara.

September additions

These 2 pictures are of Trish's clamshells quilt. The back and the front. It was all made by hand and designed by Trish. well done.

This is another of sharron's quilts. The centre of each block has a cat. This pattern seems to be getting featured in a lot of books this year. Well done Sharron.

My niece Rachel was married September 13th and I made this quilt as her wedding present. Sue of quiltessence did the quilting and Rachel and Tom her husband were delighted. Guess what her sister Sarah is getting married next year so it looks like another one will be made next year.

Sharron from the thursday afternoon group has just finished this jelly roll quilt. Sharron did not buy a jelly roll but just cut her own chosen fabrics so you can still dip into your stash to produce one of those patterns. Sharrons quilt was machine quilted by a friend.

A new distraction

Willow daughter to Adam my son

A very proud and happy grandmother to Willow. She is a real cutie but I am biased.

These are from the latest workshop pineapples from plains. They were so busy it was almost silence and I had to force them to stop for lunch.

Jean's new bag with log cabins on one side.

and the lozenge design on the other sidemaking a good project bag.

June Quilts

Hooray! I got a 3rd under the category of Bed Quilts. Sorry the pictures a bit fuzzy.

My entry for Sandown 2009

Susanne has spent so many hours quilting this beautiful quilt made to match the picture behind the bed. Do not be afraid to wash your quilts on a gentle wash in the washing machine. Susanne did and it really enhanced the quilting.

Well Done Ineke and at last those geese have beaks.

May quilts

These are my 2 entries for the March and April 6" by 12" for CQGB and are based on the White Horse of Uffington. One was made by hand quilting and the other on my Babylock Embellisher.

This is my recent srap quilt that I am entering for the Sandown quilt show. I have decide to call it Trad Jazz. Originally it was going to be called Jazzy Wazzy but I changed it at the last momen filling in the application form.

The back of the cot quilt that I have made for my son' Adam's first child due in July

This is the front of my grandaughter to be's cot quilt and thanks to Gill for material from USA.

Here is the detail of Betty's quilt which was quilted by Sue of Quiltessence

Betty is so happy. This is the result of her quilt following a workshop last October. This is a light version of my winning bed quilt shown in my profile.

April quilts

This is Sandie's cushion made with the leftovers of a beautiful quilt which is being quilted by Sue Quiltessence. We should see the end product soon.

These are the Squares produced from the Squares squares squares workshop. I hope we will see them later as they have progressed.

Marion has created this star quilt started at the Multi star Workshop.

After the pin cushion came the cushion with a difference. Trish is really becoming creative. I never know whats coming next.

Trish wanted a pin cushion and WOW that will never get lost. Very different. Black and yellow really looked good.

Mary from my thursday class has done her first cathedral window needlecase. I dont think there will be a whole quilt made with cathedrals but glad to have tried it.

Sharron has produced her first cats in the windows quilt.