Showing posts with label Twisted Pole. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Twisted Pole. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 21, 2019

Twisted Pole Table runner

The table runner I wrote about in this post is finished and our quilting group will display our runners at our Guild's General Meeting on Saturday.


It was a fun, fast project leaving us all time to finish up some more UFO's before year's end.  I did however struggle again with the quilting - just deciding what quilting to do where.  Wasting a week on something that should take a single evening.  One of the reasons a whole month had slipped by since my last post.


I also finished a cushion for Choc House as part of our Guilds' Outreach for this term.  They provide comprehensive countrywide support for children with cancer and other life-threatening blood disorders, and their families.

A fellow member of the Rotary Cutters, Hanlie, gave us all a Pooh Bear panel to utilize.


May this friendly fellow help lessen a child's pain and anxiety whist receiving cancer treatment.



Sunday, July 7, 2019

Twisted Pole Table Runner

As our Shadow Trapunto Quilts are almost finished, our quilting group decided to make a table runner under the direction of Elsa de Wet, one of our Rotary Cut group members.

So, after selecting fabric

cutting and stitching, we had 5 centre blocks assembled and ready for the next step.
This one is mine, followed by

Hanlie's,

Frances,

Marietjie,

Elsa,

and Rika's runner.



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