Brisbane Craft Fair
It was great to meet up with Susan and her son Jordan (just a few weeks younger than Aden) and also Bec and her son Jack. We had a good wander around and looked at everything!
There were quilts on display from the 'Material Obsession' book.
My favourite was the rocket quilt!
There was also the World's Biggest Hexagon Quilt!! It really was huge! And it got me thinking about my own hexagon quilt! (More on that later!) I am actually regretting not sitting down and stitching a few hexagons...just so I could say I was part of it...might have to post a few to the organisers or pop into Gatton one day!
These Mini quilts, by the members of the Queensland Quilters Inc. were all made with no less than 20% of the same fabric...it is amazing to see the different ideas people came up with. I only took photos of the ones I really liked, although all of them were amazing!
Swinging into a Brisbane Summer - Margaret Tweedle
The second picture has more accurate colour in it..not sure what happened to the first photo
Noosa Jellyfish - Del Ledgerwood
It's out there - Judith Davis
It's all too much - Heather Arkinstall
Just a little biased - Judie Bellingham
Darbook Park - Janette Rintoul
Tribute to a 'Women of Substance' - Susan Hamilton
Kaffe and Kim III - Kim Boland
Friends in my garden - Karen Merslades
This one caught my eye...not sure why really...but I love the detail on the geckos
Would you believe - Margaret Shingles
Serendipity - Ailsa Kolo
It is amazing how you can know people....despite having never met them...while walking around looking at the quilts I could almost hear my quilty friends discussing the pros and cons of each quilt in my ear!
The Village - Ros Ward
This is right up Helen's alley...she loves wonky houses!
Tree of Life - Jane Rundle
This one reminds me of Emma's trees...and I bet she will love the quilting!!
Griffin - Kathryn Iliff
I was totally impressed with the talent and much too intimidated to join just yet!
This quilt is on the list too...wonder how Ads is going with hers??
Aden was such a good boy and he loved the train ride home too!!
There were quilts on display from the 'Material Obsession' book.
My favourite was the rocket quilt!
There was also the World's Biggest Hexagon Quilt!! It really was huge! And it got me thinking about my own hexagon quilt! (More on that later!) I am actually regretting not sitting down and stitching a few hexagons...just so I could say I was part of it...might have to post a few to the organisers or pop into Gatton one day!
These Mini quilts, by the members of the Queensland Quilters Inc. were all made with no less than 20% of the same fabric...it is amazing to see the different ideas people came up with. I only took photos of the ones I really liked, although all of them were amazing!
Swinging into a Brisbane Summer - Margaret Tweedle
The second picture has more accurate colour in it..not sure what happened to the first photo
Noosa Jellyfish - Del Ledgerwood
It's out there - Judith Davis
It's all too much - Heather Arkinstall
Just a little biased - Judie Bellingham
Darbook Park - Janette Rintoul
Tribute to a 'Women of Substance' - Susan Hamilton
Kaffe and Kim III - Kim Boland
Friends in my garden - Karen Merslades
This one caught my eye...not sure why really...but I love the detail on the geckos
Would you believe - Margaret Shingles
Serendipity - Ailsa Kolo
It is amazing how you can know people....despite having never met them...while walking around looking at the quilts I could almost hear my quilty friends discussing the pros and cons of each quilt in my ear!
The Village - Ros Ward
This is right up Helen's alley...she loves wonky houses!
Tree of Life - Jane Rundle
This one reminds me of Emma's trees...and I bet she will love the quilting!!
Griffin - Kathryn Iliff
I was totally impressed with the talent and much too intimidated to join just yet!
This quilt is on the list too...wonder how Ads is going with hers??
Aden was such a good boy and he loved the train ride home too!!
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