Last years finishes - never seen before!

Honestly it was only after I blogged about what I had made for the year and I did an audit that I realised my written list was longer then my photographic evidence/blog posts.  Still it has taken me weeks to round up the details of these projects - a lesson in there somewhere!

This is the table runner I made out of a Moda charm pack Atelier by 3Sisters. 

 The pattern was So Charming from Tonya Alexander (see her website Eye Candy Quilts HERE), published in the Summer 2016 edition of Quilts and More magazine.  

This sweet rail fence mini in strawberry and cream colours was a surprise gift for Lisa's birthday.  Hence I never blogged about it...but that was no reason for forgetting to take a photo! 

Luckily Lisa was happy to loan it back to me for a photo shoot.

This pattern was from the Spring Stitching day out at Quilters Harvest 2015 - by Shelly Kelly and is a little needle case that you hang.  I haven't put a loop on mine, because I have no intention of hanging it!  But a loop and button to close it would be more to the point.    

Happy quilting Sue.

Circa 2016 blocks

Temecula Circa 2016 - three Rail Fence blocks, 3.5" unfinished. Just realised the light strip is suppose to be in the centre, so a little unpicking required on one block!

Catching up slowly.  These are the four Pinwheel blocks that go in the center of this quilt.  

I love these bright colours. Quite a few of these fabrics were a gift for my birthday last year from my friend Vicki.  I normally use a muddy palette, but it has been nice to steer towards brights.  

More action to show after I get my computer fixed - so blogging is quicker and easier ;)

Happy quilting Sue.

Quilt Camp - Part 3

There were quite a few new projects commenced on Quilt Camp.

Some that had been hiding in cupboards and had been waiting to came out to play!

Many others started off as WIP with just a few blocks,,,

...but left as finished tops.

I am loving this pattern, the shapes are quite simple to cut and piece, but the blocks look complicated and like you spent a lot of time on them!

Happy quilting Sue.