Above Joan the quilt maker!

Joan brought her quilt that she had been making her

daughter and son in law, from all the signed patches and

some of the wedding photographs. Can't believe it's been a year!

It filled Jane's conservatory with us all holding an edge.

It brought back lots of memories and we all found our

patches.

The evening followed with tea and cake!

and a long chat putting the world to rights.

As usual I just got in before Cinderella!

Coven Quilters

I was at Weeting Quilt Group for most of the day,

machine quilting as quick as I could so I could take

my lap quilt to Coven Quilters in the evening and

hand sew the bias binding on!

I feel so lucky with what I am able to do at the moment.

Mixing work with friendship and pleasure.

We met at Jane's and were automatically

drawn to sitting in the conservatory overlooking

her wonderful garden.

Catching up and show and tell.

Above are Baby and Cot Quilts ready for the new

arrivals made by Jane.

See more of our gatherings by clicking the labels below.

Quilts for Chernobyl

Quilts for Chernobyl are still coming in and here

Joan has made two more in a month.

A Red and White and Jelly Roll.

Well done Joan!

See more about our local Chernobyl Charity

by clicking on the label below.

Weeting Quilt Group

Monday was Weeting Quilt Group at the Village Hall,

11.30 until 3pm.

There was lots going on as usual and Sue was teaching

those who wanted, The Sampler Quilt Block,

starting with English piecing, the hexagons and diamonds.

The pile of blocks were made by Ida, a new member

who just wants to learn more and more about quilting and

you can see what see has made in a month!

Ella made her Sampler Quilt several years ago.

It is beautiful and hand quilted.

I remember making my first Sampler Quilt

24 years ago in The Shetland Islands.

See more of my quilts on my

pages at

www.art2inspire.co.uk