Monday , March 13, 2017

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Janice got her paper pieced 150th Logo done...in her colours.  She tells us she had to 'fudge' it to make it fit properly.
 Marion said she had to do the same ....she told us she blessed it many times before she made it work. I guess you could say mine has been blessed as well but it is sitting in pieces on one of my tables and I think it just might stay there.
Linda has been busy...can't remember the name of this pattern but it sure works well in those colours.
 This rail fence is a chemo quilt with fleece on the back. It is soooo very cosy and comfy!
 This beauty is Roaring Waves , again in Linda's colours. The pattern really pops.
 Wendy is back and here is a quilt she made..same pattern which shall remain nameless. She's not sure if she likes it...out of her colour comfort zone....I think it is gorgeous.
She beat me as the "bag lady" with this zip it purse.  She said it took about an hour and a half to make. Lots of pockets and lots of room.
 Marilyn took apart one bag and made it into another ....works for me.
 Then she made this cute little wallet size bag. Almost like the Bionic bag without the zippers.
This beauty is one of those sew together, cut up and then sew again and it is all done in beautiful batiks...next one in shades of brown and beige.  A fascinating design!

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