It was back with Krazy Cow Stitchers today, after missing a week while on yet another caravan trip. This trip, we stopped off at Ekatahuna, of all places – just because it was there!
My sewing project today looked like this. It’s cream, and burgundy, and isn’t quite finished yet, so that’s all that can be shown. But it is coming along nicely, and hopefully it will be completed next week when I attend the group.
Wonder what this is?
The other Jenny is still working away on her elephant quilt, and has done most of the machine appliqué now, and has framed it with a nice striped fabric. Today she was making blue and green blocks with red centres to add as the second border.
There's an elephant in there somewhere
Glennis and Suzie were two friendly ladies whom I hadn’t met before. They were both making a sampler quilt, and today they were working on a paper pieced log cabin block each.
Suzie happily ironing her strips
Glennis’s paper pieced block
Ann had almost finished her beautiful batik table runner, and was stitching down the binding. This beauty is a birthday gift for her daughter, and the teals, oranges and dark blues look wonderful together.
Ann with her table runner
With all of us doing different projects, Luchelle was running from one to the other. But she took it all in her stride, and showed us her pretty hand embroidered blocks she works on when time allows. A new creation was her Kaffe Fasset quilt top in a large tumbler patter, full of colour and flowers. Ooops, I forgot to take a photo of that.
Luchelle’s pretty pastel blocks
In between making coffees and serving customers, Trish was busy at her long arm machine, working on another customer’s quilt. This one was a Mariner’s Compass in blues and reds.
Trish working her quilting magic
A lovely morning, once again, and many thanks to Luchelle for her helpful advice. Special thanks to the other Jenny too, for bringing in some home baking to share with us.
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