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How to JOIN quilting block swaps Australia

Hello and thank you for visiting. This is a community group for all Australian quilters to join or just follow. Membership is FREE and you are partnered each month and we make each other a 12 inch quilt block based on our preferences which we swap. (12.5 inches raw edge to raw edge) The emphasis of the group is on friendship and sharing. To find out more or register to join email me on quiltingblocks@hotmail.com This purpose of this blog is to chat and showcase blocks and quilts made by members, kind of like a show and tell . Yours in stitching, Sue



Showing posts with label Sue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sue. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 10, 2015

January PP blocks

My January PP swap partner was Sue Belleli - her request was this Carol Doak pattern.

Tuesday, April 8, 2014

April blocks for Sue P.

Here are the 12" blocks I stitched for Sue P. in her requested colours. She has emailed that they have arrived.
 

Thursday, July 18, 2013

Sue's June Block

Here is the block I sent Sue for the June Swap



Tuesday, January 24, 2012

January blocks

Have finished the last of my block swaps for the month.

One for Lynda

One for Sue


EDITED:  Sue has let me know the block I made for her has arrived.

Sue asked for a log cabin in black, white and red

Monday, February 7, 2011

Block For Sue B

This weekend I have been busy catching up on some swap commitments and it does feel so good to have them done... oh except one... but I do have it half done... I do really truly hahaha
Anyway here is my partner Sue's block for Feb...
 Sue I hope you like my choice's and your block will be in the mail Thursday...
Luv T xxx

Thursday, October 7, 2010

Thank You!

I would like to thank Cathy, Sue, Maria, Cheryll, Larain, Beth and of course Crafty Pug who I suspect was the instigator of the most wonderful "Quilted Hug" which arrived at my door this morning!

I posted all about it on my blog but I'm sure you ladies are all dying to share your blocks and I'm really looking forward to hearing all about the making process.  The course of quiltmaking rarely runs smooth and I love all the stories that go with the blocks (and hugs) that you lovely ladies so thoughtfully sent to me.

OK so now that the secret is out...go for it!!

BTW I just realised I've not taken any painkillers today.  What a very powerful quilt!! 

Perhaps my surgeon should should take up quilting instead?  He's already familiar with hand sewing at the very least...;-P