Each of us had different projects to work...
These talented girls have allowed me to share some of the projects they worked on so enjoy their "Show and Tell"...
Only one of the projects is mine.
The colour choices are just fabulous and you can see a secondary design.
Traditional blocks are always so beautiful.
These blocks were machine pieced using the Curve Master foot..
This quilt shows an effective way to use your scraps...
More blocks were done for the on-going charity quilts.
Another great quilt to use scraps...
Combination of a Four-patch block and Red Work by hand...Stunning !
I progressed a bit further on my UFO ! No quite there yet...
This quilt was completed at the retreat and its a gift going to Japan.
These are some of the blocks for a "Dear Jane" quilt which only uses 'purple".
The amount of work involved in hand stiching these blocks is unbelievable.
This quilt was being quilted as I took the picture and uses Australian and New Zealand fabrics.
Another quilt in progress with stunning fabrics !
Here are some pictures of the cottages we spent our weekend away... Neerim.
Neerim is a town in Victoria,(West Gippsland) Australia, located on Main Neerim Road, in the Shire of Baw Baw. The population is about 1,600.
The town's main industry is tourism. It contains are galleries, a working Alpaca farm with an Alpaca product shop, cafes, restaurant. The town hosts a Celtic Festival each November. The area has numerous wineries, and is known for its blue cheese.
Celia
ReplyDeleteAll quilts are beautiful!
Not to choose from!
CONGRATULATIONS
The quilts are gorgeous and it looks like you spent your time in wonderful surroundings! Lucky you!
ReplyDeleteLovely quilts, it is so inspiring to be around such creative women.
ReplyDeleteLovely quilts, it is so inspiring to be around such creative women.
ReplyDeleteHello Celia,
ReplyDeleteLovely creative quilts. Love the place you stayed at. Good luck with finishing your quilts.
Happy days.
Bev.xoxo
What a great time. I especially love the one with little circles, triangles and squares. They all look grand! Lisanne xx
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