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| and this is the start! I made a blue when cutting the border squares but I'm sure it will all work in the end. It's a reproduction of a quilt made in the 1850's. |
In April this year I'll be doing two days of classes at Hobbysew in Belconnen, a Canberra suburb. They have been promoting the classes already here. A nice wrap for me I thought - thanks Hobbysew.
If you are a member of the NSW Quilters Guild you will have received the latest issue of The Template. Check out the article on our Springwood Quilt Show - a very nice write up submitted by Vicki our publicity officer which gives you all the details for a fabulous three days 29 April to 1 May.
On the subject of the show entry forms are available now from the show blog. Just click on the sidebar and print them off. If you are a quilter from the Blue Mountains area we'd love to have you display your work.
Entries close 31st March.
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I want to make this one I love it!Very goovey indeed.
ReplyDeleteChris, Those quilts are stunning!!! I know you've only started the first one but what an amazing pattern! And the second one will be best quilt in show at Darling Harbour for sure, It's spectacular!! And border fabric to die for!!
ReplyDeleteWow! A beautiful start to your project. I have seen a pattern for something very similar and have often thought it would be hard to make but oh so wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThat flower is really neat! I love the buds on the side especially. The second one is awesome as well! I feel like I notice something more every time I look at it!
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