SWF Patchwork Pals – Saturday 13 January 2024

-


The Saturday group met on 13 January at the Village Hall, one of the group was able to show the range of work being done. 

Joy’s “The Wave” cross stitch project is having the finishing touches added - and it is looking amazing. Well done Joy!



Jenny is working on a quilt using English Paper Piecing (EPP). Look at those hexagons! She is currently working on the placement to find the best pattern. 


Shelia is working on a quilt based on Kittens (Elizabeth Hartman pattern). Here are some of the blocks, goodness knows how many she has made - but it's looking lovely. 



Sarah’s beautiful miniature log cabin Christmas Tree is nearly finished - although Sarah is not sure she will attempt this again!



Kate’s Japanese “Sashiko” block.  This is one of four to be incorporated into a wall hanging (this is the final one) and will complete a project bought during lockdown!  Don't we all have those long standing project! 




Anne’s Happy Trails quilt coming together.  Anne used a layer cake she had, plus numerous scraps!  This project comes from a book by Lori Holt called “Scrappiness is Happiness”!





Gill has just started making a "Storm at Sea" quilt and she is using the plastic templates from Crafty UK, that she bought during a recent workshop.  Gill’s "Tip for the Day" was to make the large squares first and then use the offcuts to make the smaller squares!  Thanks Gill



What a lot of work from the group! 

Please let us know if you would like to join: swfpatchworkpals@gmail.com


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

SWF Patchwork Pals - Friday 6 June 2025

-
Image
 Only a few of us today - we missed those who couldn’t make it.  It was nice to catch up and see what everyone had been working on. The Allotment group quilt is now complete.  There was much discussion about the best way to quilt it to really bring the produce to life.  Watch this space. Sandy and Val have been working on this William Morris quilt.  Val had sewn all the pieces together - and Sandy hand quilted it.  Yes - HAND QUILTED!!   The back is a work of art as much as the front. Sharon had made this beautiful purse/bag - which had lovely Japanese inspired fabric for the lining. She was also working on a couple of summer skirts.  Hopefully she’ll be modelling one at the next meet up. Sandy had also been working on her basket quilt.  But she’d got bored of baskets and had branched out into flowers and hearts.  It’s going to look amazing when it’s all put together. Germaine made a start on her Bayeux tapestry-inspired piece.  Not...
Read more

Patchwork Pals Meeting 1st August 2025

-
Image
  1st of August.  How did that happen?  A really busy group met on Friday - there was lots to share. Joy- what a beautiful cardigan.  Love the bobbles!  Sharon was enhancing a dress she already has:  Marillyn had lots to share-  Not only these beautiful cross-body bags: She was also able to share this beautiful baby record book: Here are the layers: Jenny was working on this very jolly Father Christmas  Juliet was working on this stunner- wish it was in my size!  Germaine was working on something mysterious with a Pomegranate...more to be revealed next month and the result in January at Barleylands. 
Read more

SWF Patchwork Pals - Saturday 8 November 2025

-
Image
We had a lot of completed “show and tell” items this month.  Lots were for the “I Spy Trail” that takes place on Sat 22 November around SWF when the Xmas lights are turned on.  The I Spy Trail items will be going into different shops and a leaflet is being made up for those on the hunt! Sue Edwards has finally managed to frame all her Spring, Summer, Autum and Winter embroideries.  They look absolutely fabulous and so realistic, a true work of Art!  Julie finished her workshop cushion, 90 degree triangles.  It looks brilliant and so cheerful!  Julie has decorated a pair of wellies with patchwork ready for part of the I Spy trail!  They look such fun. Pat Robson did these boots!  Took a lot longer than expected, but again, great fun (although Pat did get very sticky fingers!) Pat has had her Cockerill framed, such an unusual frame, but so effective with gold distressing on the edges too.  Love the lock, key and hinges, brilliant touch!  T...
Read more