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A98 - Picket Fence A one patch design. Colourway designed by my friend Janette Fairer and shown by kind permission |
A98 -Picket Fence Another Picket Fence made by Janette Fairer. |
15 inch Blocks A31 - Star of Bethleham, A36 - Christmas Cactus, A20 - Stained Glass Flower, A75 - Cross and Crown, A30 - Carpenters Wheel, Circles and bias barr. |
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A62 - Single Arc Double Wedding Ring
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A62 - 4 piece Arc Double Wedding Ring
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Double Wedding Ring quilt made by Floss Bell and shown with kind permission. Made during a 5 week course with Wendy. |
Close up of Floss's superb hand quilting - the quilting design by Geoff Bell(husband). |
A103 - Feathered Star Quilt Sets of right angled triangles and bias bars. |
Christmas Tree Skirt using the feathered Star and Holly Leaves templates, made by my friend Anne Humpheries and shown with kind permission. |
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Giant Dahlia Quilt made using our Templates, we have waited a long time for a Quilter to make this one and send us a picture! |
Not only did she make it but look at this BEST IN SHOW AT HARROGATE 2005 our hearty CONGRATULATIONS. This Quilt is shown by kind permission of Carole Galbraith Well worth seeing the larger picture
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Night n Dahlia This Quilt won best in show at Harrogate in September 2005, along with best use of colour and 1st in Bed Quilt category. Carole lives in a village called Barton which is just north of Preston inLancs, and started quilting about 16 years ago by doing a sampler course with Sue Belton/Rebecca Collins. Carole didnt make many other quilts until about 5 years ago and is now completely hooked and has recently joined Garstang Patchwork and Quilters. This in itself finishes off the story nicely, as the Templates this Quilt was made from were originally made By Alan and Bernie Barmby from Garstang, who were members of Garstang Patchwork and Quilters.
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Close up of the Holly Leaves on the Christmas Tree Skirt, using red buttons to embellish. |
Christmas Tree Skirt using the feathered Star and Holly Leaves templates, made by my friend Anne Humpheries and shown with kind permission. |
Close up of the Holly Leaves on the Christmas Tree Skirt, using wooden beads to embellish. |
A4 - Laced Star
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A110 - Log Cabin
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A116 - Bright Eyes
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A3 - Beginner's Dozen Sampler
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A3 - Xmas Beginner's Dozen
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A112 - Courthouse Steps
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A86 - Curved Triangles Curved Triangles by Bette Coupland Done at a class with Barbara Slee and shown by kind permission |
A93 - Delectable Mountains used as a border Big Ted was drawn by my daughter |
Xmas wallhanging made from Equilareral Triangles unfinished - needs to be quilted and decorated |
Flying Geese made from Right Angled Triangles
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A64 & A92 - Hearts & Holly Leaves This quilt was in one of the QNM Quilt It for Christmas issues |
A21 - Mexican Star The border was made from the left overs of fabric |
A19 - Planet Earth Star Made a long time ago to show off a Jinny Beyer striped fabric
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A74 - Storm at Sea
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Sun Flower Wall Hanging leaves & border -curved two-patch templates Sunflower - A93 leaves and circle for centre |
Sampler Harrogate Show 2002.
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Sampler Harrogate Show 2002. Blocks in this Quilt Top to Bottom, Left to Right. A58 - Triple Star, A74 - Stars at Sea, A12 - Dresden Plate, A15 - Grandmother's Fan, A21 - Mexican Star, Hexagons, A78 - Charleston Quilt, A71 - Texas Star, A101 - Flower Basket, A61 - Mariner's Compass, A99 - Bear's Paw, A50 - Attic Windows, A56 - Tangled Star, A102 - Eight PointedStar, 60 deg Diamonds - Baby Blocks, A55 - Summer Star, A19 - Planet Earth Star, A4 - Laced Star, A81 - Wheel of Fortune with the A92 heart appliqued into centre. These are all 12" Blocks |
Charelston Quilt Template, made into a Table Runner Made by my friend Ann Humphries and displayed by kind permission |
A94 - Autumn Leaf |
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A24 -Interlaced Star |
A117 - English Piecing This English Pieced Tray Cloth is approx 17" across |
A7 - Star and Crescent Block appliqued to a plain centre then framed and bordered with 3-D effect piecing. Quilting was whipped with embroidery floss to make the shapes stand out. |
