Show-n-Tell

Judy made this lovely fabric box 

Sara did this knitting needle case plus a scissors case from her fat quarter

Another knitting needle roll and a crochet hooks roll this time made by Mary.

Joyce made a little bag, she has also been busy making cushion covers for a friend.

This mini quilt was made by Wendy, she had a small panel rather than a fat quarter, with some clever cutting it has made a lovely cuddle quilt for a child.

This smart Dresden plate design cushion cover was made by Margaret, the border was her fat quarter.

Lindy made a useful sewing machine cover from hers, the dark squares proving a good contrast to other material she had.

Angie's scissors holder, this holds two pairs of scissors, made from hers.

Jill W made this Japanese inspired draw string bag.

Lynn had Christmas fabric in her cracker, so she made up this Christmas stocking plus a serviette holder.

Margaret W didn't like to cut up her lovely fat quarter so kept cutting to the minimum and made this attic window to look at the woodland design.

Carol made this bunting, the dark pink was her fat quarter, she says it is going to be used behind a sales table to brighten it up!

Lovely cushion made by Angie

Ann has been busy making this ‘bunch of flowers’ appliqué wall hanging 

Ros has made two bags for her daughter 

This bottle holder was made by Becca from the fat quarter she won at Christmas. We will be showing all the other items made from our fat quarters prizes at our next meeting!

A mix of work this meeting starting with these two table centres made by Barbara, who has decided she doesn’t want to do anything more with angles for a while!

Margaret W has made these two very attractive children’s quilts.

Jill T made this make up bag for her daughter.

And we welcomed our guest Oscar, at six years old just beginning his sewing journey.  He made this lovely selection of items, well done Oscar, keep up the good work.