Show and Tell

I have fallen behind with posting the photos for Show and Tell at the Sunday Stitchers so lets starts with this beautiful quilt by Kathy which features hexagons.  We have enjoyed watching the progress of this quilt and it is wonderful to now see it in all its glory.

Dayna and her mother set a personal challenge for themselves after a fabric shopping spree and this is the great design Dayna came up with for the chosen fabric.

Jenny has completed her version of one of my quilt designs "Strawberry Fields" which she began in a class at Cairns Craft Centre.

Jenny has also completed a few more quilt tops to be given to some lucky recipients.


Lesleigh dug deep into her quilt archives to share this beauty with us which is one of her very early efforts.

Till next time
Frances








Comments

Shirley said…
You teach your Ladies well Frances because all the quilts you show are all of a high standard and all so different but lovely in their own right. Keep doing what you do.
July 25, 2013 at 4:58 PM
Karen said…
These are wonderful quilts. You have some talented ladies in the group. I know I often say that - but it's true!
July 25, 2013 at 11:19 PM
Joy V said…
Frances, another lot of beautiful quilts from your customers.
July 31, 2013 at 2:36 PM
Jen said…
Hello Frances, Your ladies have made beautiful quilts again they are so talented, learning from their talented teacher.
July 31, 2013 at 11:04 PM
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