I finished off the outside cover of a laundry bag to go with an Aussie Hero quilt, front,
And back.
Joined some wadding to go on the baby quilt following Fiona's method on her blog, and I am pleased to say it has sewn together without puckers or stretching.
I have done the quilting on most of this Aussie Hero quilt, just simple quarter Inch outside the seams quilting
And made this insert to go in the Spiderman cushion, it will be a weighted cushion for #1 son to use at work, but I think I have made it too big so will do some altering today.
I didn't have any time to sew yesterday as there was a meeting at Seachange and then another comittee meeting in Geelong for the Guild. We were notified on Thursday by the Geelong Council that the venue we have booked for the Quilt In will not be available.....so now the panic is on to find another venue...nice of them to tell us two weeks before the event. We have 2 options so hopefully by Monday we will have a venue and can start letting people know the change of address.
While at the Seachange meeting a table of fabric was put out as a fundraiser for the Biggest Mornign Tea and I just had to come home with this little lot
I have some plans for this lot, long term plans but at least some plans!! 😀
To see what the other FNWF'ers were working on you can pop over to Cheryll's our wonderful host.
Happy sewing.
I like the easiness of this quilt. What size blocks have you used.
ReplyDeletelove the look of your zigzag quilt and those laundry bags look great. what do you fill your weighted bag with?
ReplyDeleteGlad my funny way worked for joining.... I find it easier to have them held especially with longer pieces...
Hugz
Nice work! I like your new fabrics.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed seeing your quilt and laundry bag Sue.......the council is a bit late are they not...good grief
ReplyDeletefabulous how the quilts come in a laundry bag.
ReplyDeleteVery productive session.
ReplyDeleteHope your venue is allocated asap, what a pain!
Nice additions to your stash
You have had a busy weekend..with your sewing and your meeting..hope you get the venue sorted..terrible timing..
ReplyDeleteLovely to see your quilting and sewing and especially of course the one with the kiwi fabric - I have some of that fabric too. Sounds like you have had a busy weekend.
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to getting back into sewing and quilting soon.
You are certainly very productive. Hmmm, I wonder what mystery project you have planned using those fabrics.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue what a wonderful quilt and laundry bag someone will be very happy to get those,what an awesome job you did with the wadding,a great idea to sew the pieces together.
ReplyDeleteGee thats a bad move from the council such short notice for the guild,hope you find something suitable soon,hope you have a lovely evening my friend xx
Your latest Aussie Hero pair are lovely Sue. Disappointing about your loss of venue....hope you find something suitable.....very poor form by the council xx
ReplyDeleteNice work and a gorgeous stash of fabrics. I tried Fiona's method too although only on some small pieces but it worked perfectly and is a great method. xx
ReplyDeleteGreat work on the laundry bag. I hope you can get another venue quickly. What a pain.
ReplyDeleteHope you get the venue sorted - panic!! That's a cool laundry bag - love the touch of NZ on it! Gorgeous mix of 'new' fabrics.
ReplyDeleteLots accomplished! I love the Aussie Hero quilt - big, bold colours! Frustrating to get notice of a venue cancellation so late! I hope you sort something out.
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