was held the day after the retreat. As it was the Oast Quilters' AGM in the afternoon I visited the Show in the morning.It was a last hurrah for Angie who owned the lovely Sewing Space in Hythe and the quilts were made by her students including many beginners, the theme being "My First . . " Through her teaching she will have touched many lives introducing her students to a new and absorbing creative activity and new friendships. The good news is that while Angie has returned to her native USA Claire has taken over the shop and whose impressive quilts are pictured here.
Meanwhile the Show was held in the Tin Tabernacle a most interesting builing erected as a "temporary" measure in 1893. The last service was in 2011 when it was no longer needed as an adjunct to the main parish church.
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| First Quilt by Claire Cullen |
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| Disco Diva made by new Sewing Space owner, Claire, her first BOM designed by Jo Westford @TheCraftyNomad |
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| Another BOM by Angie made by Liz Metcalf |
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| Kath Pichawski: Web of Stars |
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| Detail - pattern from a magazine |
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Claire Cullen's first block quilt with fabrics cut by Sewing Space Debbie
and helped by other staff. |
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| Nicola Wood's version of Regent Street Union Jacks pattern by Amy Smart |
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| Liz Metcalf Angie's lockdown BOM |
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Little Miss Sawtooth, another lockdown BOM made by Wendy
Watkins. This was my Visitors' Choice though I did love the blue one too. |
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