Another great week of laundry bags and quilts- over 30 quilts and nearly 70 laundry bags headed off.
Well done everyone!
Well done everyone!
418 quilts and 549 laundry bags for 2014.
2773 quilts and 4380 laundry bags in total.
Andrea created this quilt top but it needed to be lengthened so I sent it to Lynn to do her thing and then Robyn and Evelyn quilted and bound it.
Bev created this matching set
and then this set
and then she got on a roll with laundry bags
all with the flag on the back
Except for this awesome double sided one.
Melissa created this top from some of our BOMs and then completed the quilt.
Debbie has also been busy
Couldn’t show you one of Debbie’s quilt and can’t show you Evelyn’s as they are both too distinctive. Won’t be long till you get to see them.
Irene
Jacqui Smith created this quilt and we found out the recipient is a clearance diver so Evelyn
personalised it.
A few by me…
front
and the back
Another double sided one
Lynn created this one and Robin and Evelyn quilted and bound it.
Joan
Julie Ann
Katrina
Keryn
Kitty made this lovely quilt top and Kym quilted it
Another quilt top by Kitty and this time quilted by Stephanie T
Lenore
Liz
And the back
Louise and her daughters sewed up a batch of laundry bags
And she also made this awesome quilt top that was quilted and bound by Robin and Evelyn
And another two quilt tops quilted by Stephanie T
Louise T
Stephanie T created the map of Vietnam for this one, I did the boatman and the flag and Lynn created the meandering river down the middle. Quilted and bound by Robin and Evelyn
Another three by Lynn, quilted by Stephanie T
Mary made a batch of Laundry bags
The MUC Pilgrim Patchworkers are back again
Remember those Mystery blocs you guys sent in? Well here are the last two quilts. the tops were put together by Lynn and the quilting was completed by Robyn and Evelyn.
The Canterbury Bulldogs one
And the St George one.
Nancy sent off a bunch more quilts this week.
These two quilts were made by the Nambour Christian College Quilters
Pennie created these two laundry bags
and then took some of our BOMs and created this fabulous quilt. I think we have to do these Aussie blocks again! They are too cool!
These laundry bags were stitched at Penrith by Kiwi Karen and Rachel earlier this month
Sandra
Stephanie D
This quilt by Stephanie D is a great study in how to personalise a quilt in a very simple way.
And check out the back!
Stephanie T created this quilt and she included information on the origins of the Black Stump!
Su
Complete with flying pig detail
Sue N
with extra cool baking
Bumper crop of goodliness.