Went to my first workshop in an absolute age on Thursday.  Gail Lawther at Lutterworth Piecemakers.  I finished my project on the day - all apart from the binding - and then had to get my (workshop) sewing machine back out today as I had missed a bit when quilting the background.   An Oyster Catcher.   I chose this pattern (from the four available) as I am sure Mark and me have seen these at Bridlington.  

Linus disappearing 9 patch

 

We had a Linus evening at Lutterworth and made disappearing 9 patch quilts in groups.  I offered to quilt the finished top.

2022 count

 In 2022 I made a total of 14 quilts, one bag and one doll.  Doesn't sound like much....

The end is nigh....

 Because it is nearly the end of the year - and no other finishes are in sight.  This is for a dog named Basil.

Busy American footballers

I didn't realise just how busy looking this quilt is until Mark held it up for me to photograph.  It is a disappearing 9 patch all from American football fabric. I have bought a whole load of this fabric on ebay because it is a really nice quality and is really cheap - I bought it to use as backing but had to make a quilt using all of the different ones. 

It is another one for Arthur to sleep on, on the sofa - he needs his  home comforts.....

Knock door run

 I have left this on a lady's doorstep - I know she is an elderly lady who lives on her own...  It was wrapped in a bag....

Another 3

 Another disappearing 9 patch - this one made from Snow White FQs from Aldi (going to Linus), a scrappy star quilt (going to Linus) and a disappearing 9 patch made from random scrap squares (for Arthur).