Oast Quilters hold a UFO day twice a year. Slowly people are plucking up courage to meet together and socialise. I think there were 10 of us yesterday and there was quite a lot of conversation between all of us. And there there was cake and cheesecake too.
Anyway here's what we did though I've missed a couple as one went early and my table companion had packed up.
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| I assembled my giant nested circles from the Daisy Aschehoug workshop. I plan to add to the sides. |
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Marcia with lots of tiny
Batik units. |
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Heather working on a
complicated bee block |
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| Jenny's Tula Pink blocks |
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| Ingrid's strip units |
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| Deborah blanket stitching applique blocks |
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Yvonne is holding a quilt sandwich. Fabrics are
from her daughter's baby clothes and the quilt is for
her granddaughter: three generations. |
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| Sylvie was making disappearing nine patches. I expected one of the usual arrangements but I really like the jumbled effect of this layout - an idea for the back burner. Being all blues is helpful. |
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