Pyramid quilt

I found this lovely quilt to use up all your excess fabric on the blog of Molly Flanders over HERE.

To see the full tutorial on how to whip this up, click HERE.

Free e-book: Modern quilts

I noted this page some time ago and honestly hope the book is still available for download.  Go check it out over HERE.

Plenty of free motion hints, tips and guides

Judie Bellingham from the site Bella Online shared a wealth of sites with wonderful tutorials on how to get you to do smooth free motion stitching and finishing those quilt tops. 

Go read all about it over HERE.

Finally.... a huge thank you

With all the formalities at our last quarterly meeting done, it was time for ex-chairperson, Marianne, to thank her team of group leaders and committee members. Ladies you all did a great job even thought it sometimes go by unrecognized..... we do appreciate.  For those who would still be carrying on next year, take a well deserved break and come back just as energetic as we know you can be.

And.... we simply couldn't end a year by not recognizing the motivational force in our guild, none other than Ninor Courtnage.  Ninor decided to finish whatever UFO’s she still has and on this meeting she proudly announced she only had 3 more to go.  Something I think we all can work towards.  Thanks for being such an inspiration Ninor.

No better combination

During our quarterly meetings it always sounds like a beehive and looking at these ladies there simply cannot be any better combination than chatting, shopping and eating.  Lovely to have all of you attending!

Accuquilt GO!

Our guest speaker at the November meeting was Joseph Stein informing us that we do have a representative of this easy cut and go system in Bloemfontein.

For those who couldn't attend the meeting or want to find out more, Joseph can be contacted on his cell phone at

 082 953 9123 

or via e-mail on

shein@telkomsa.net

Viewer’s choice at the November meeting

Mariëtte Venter is the one doing ‘show and tell’ at our quarterly meetings, walking around the hall, introducing us to the quilt maker and the story (if any) about the quilt but even before that..... we got to vote for our favourite quilts.  Only 4 votes per person which makes it extremely hard!

This term the winning quilt came from Amanda Palvie and is truly a beaut.  Congratulations Amanda.

The runners up were Wilna Geel with her owl quilt and Alta Street.  Well done ladies.