THE QUILTS I MANAGED TO COMPLETE IN 2016
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| Tis beauty was a Kit purchased a few years ago on a trip to USA completed at the beginning of the year. It hangs in the Studio during Spring. |
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| This quilt now resides over the back of the living room couch a jelly roll quilt. |
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| Started on vacation at the end of December 2015 completed early in the year |
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| Saw this pattern and loved it, made it for a gift for our lady Mariya, who looks after Mum. |
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| Closeup of the quilting |
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| Leftovers from the previous quilt, I never throw away the cut off corners. now I just need to finish it up. |
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| A one fabric quilt pattern with background |
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| Layout of the quilting patterns I used in the(very) PINK quilt |
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| Our beloved Rabbi, fell ill so we made him a comfort quilt with lots of good wishes |
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| Dearest Rabbi, Your memory is a blessing to us all our hearts are saddened by your loss. |
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| Last years birthday gift for my Sister in law. Foundation pieced, twas fun to do for a change. |
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| A new baby nephew residing in Australia, a gift for you, a quilt and utility box |
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| not a great picture but a great quilt. My Clam shell quilt from a magazine loved making it took ages but well worth the time. machine pieced but constructed by hand. (Thanks to those babysitting hours.) |
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| Lots of charms, quilt made for a wedding gift. I thought I had made a dent in my stash ??? |
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| Another Quilt for Benji's house, they added on another floor, more quilts for our lone soldiers. |
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| Made and donated to Benji's house for lone soldiers. |
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| Thank you Julie from Jaybird Quilts for this beautiful pattern, loved making this stunning quilt. |
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| Another comfort quilt made for a lovely lady, May she rest in peace |
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| a new pattern from a fabric company, found this fabric of Australian wildflowers, it was perfect. |
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| Now I have to quilt this baby. Lots of patterns to chose from as the blocks are nice and big. |
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| Last but not least a quilt for Hubby, a mistake gone right. so, don't ask me how I did it, I can't remember. A layer cake pattern from Jenny Doan originally, then some playing around with cutting and turning. |
