This month's Overachiever was Ellie with two quilts: her Japanese quilt, front and back, all finished and good to go ...
and her Kaffe Fassett quilt top.
Marie-Laur showed her completed scarf, knitted from the most wonderful Japanese wool.
Rhonda will use this composed fabric as inserts into note cards.
Lee thought that bags would be much easier than quilts but, after making this very nice bag, has changed her mind.
And here is a quilt top she made from treasures found in someone else's clean-out and give-away.
Merlyn brought her scrappy charm quilt, front and back, which she is currently quilting ...
... and here is a quilt for her grandson, who was supposed to be a granddaughter and get the pink and green quilt she made first.
And here is my 'This is Your Life' quilt made for a challenge. The fringe is from my scarf and isn't really part of the quilt. Maybe it should be ...
And another one of Enid's string pieced quilts.
And a quilt that Cecilia made from Liberty scraps.
and her Kaffe Fassett quilt top.
Marie-Laur showed her completed scarf, knitted from the most wonderful Japanese wool.
Rhonda will use this composed fabric as inserts into note cards.
Lee thought that bags would be much easier than quilts but, after making this very nice bag, has changed her mind.
And here is a quilt top she made from treasures found in someone else's clean-out and give-away.
Merlyn brought her scrappy charm quilt, front and back, which she is currently quilting ...
... and here is a quilt for her grandson, who was supposed to be a granddaughter and get the pink and green quilt she made first.
And here is my 'This is Your Life' quilt made for a challenge. The fringe is from my scarf and isn't really part of the quilt. Maybe it should be ...
And another one of Enid's string pieced quilts.
And a quilt that Cecilia made from Liberty scraps.
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