Progress on “Donwell Abbey” Centres

It is always so rewarding to see my students enjoying their stitching and working on designs I have created.

Lots of ladies have begun the journey to make “Donwell Abbey”, my tenth Jane Austen quilt.

This beautiful centre is by Kerry.

This one is by Narelle.

Robyn is making a bold red and black version.

This stunning one is by Pam.

How about this for amazing, by Jenny.

This very pretty one is by Vicki.

This is gorgeous by Glynne.

This centre is by Regina.

This fun, bright version is by Julie.

More by Regina.

Anne is working on her red, gold and black Centre.

This one is by Sue.

Kerry did a great job of fussy cutting these tiny hexagons (3/8” sides).

The beginnings of Lesson 2, the pot blocks by Kerry.

Hobbysew Kings Park Classes

Lots happening in class at Hobbysew.

Vicki is working on very pretty Dresdens for her “Shirley Ruler Bag”.  

This pattern is available on my website, including the paper templates,

here.

Dru was working on a gorgeous “Rosings” in blue and pink on a chocolate background.

Cynthia was preparing to add her lovely hexagon frame to “Longbourne”.

Vicki is working on her pretty Centre for “Donwell Abbey”

Wendy was making blocks for “Henrietta”

Judy made this stunning compass block for “The Way Ahead”.

Kerrie is making fabulous progress on her lovely “Longbourne”.

The pattern and kit for “Longbourne” can be found 

here.

Beautiful Class Work at Post Office Patchwork

I have been very busy with lots of teaching, hence no time to blog!  Sorry for my absence.

Here are some highlights of recent class work.

Judy received her magnificent “Wentworth” back from quilter extraordinaire Belinda Betts of Eucalypt Ridge Quilting.  

It is so beautiful, the photos do not do it justice.

At Post Office Patchwork in Glenbrook, ladies were starting new quilts and finishing older works.

Lisa began the centre hexagon medallion on “Meryton”.  Very lovely colours.

While Tania worked on the outer blocks for the same quilt in brights.

Caroline made a striking pillow sham to coordinate with her “Lambton” quilt.

Pauline added flowers to her “Netherfield” borders.  Beautiful!

Caroline is making a variation on the “Netherfield” medallion.

Jeanette has added gorgeous hexagons to her “Longbourne”.  The pattern and kit for this one is on my website.

I have a couple of spots available in my classes at Glenbrook, the first Friday or the fourth Wednesday of the month.