Saturday 23 May 2020

show & tell from the peninsula


My friend Glenys has been busy over the past couple of weeks. We were finally able to meet up yesterday, at wine o'clock, and she showed me what she had been up to. First up, her finished quilt top. She joined in with the mystery QAL fun, the Laundry Basket Quilts 2020 Mystery by Edyta Sitar, using fabrics from her stash.



- progress pic from Glenys during lockdown 

"Completed my 60 blocks, all finishing at 6"! I love the centre - this quilt gave instructions from the outside working in towards the centre, so didn't really know about tones, just told dark, med & light blues, not best choices for zigzags ... but done now!"





And Glenys also finished this bright jellyrainbowquilt too. It's a fun free pattern from rubystarsociety. Her quilt is now half way down to Wellington, a quilty hug for her grandson.





Back soon with what I've been up to too,
Linda

9 comments:

Julie said...

Very effective patterns. Nice to be able to catch up with a likeminded friend.

Anorina @SameliasMum said...

These are both gorgeous quilts. I'm a sucker for a rainbow quilt so that one has really caught my eye. It's great that you got to catch up with your quilty friend. Have a fab weekend :)

Leeanne said...

Wine O'clock sounds fun! Both quilts are lovely your friend has great taste in fabrics.

Rebecca Grace said...

Thanks for sharing Glenys's finished tops! Both beautiful, and so different! What time is Wine o'Clock, by the way? Is that 10 AM or does it start as soon as my kids start screaming at each other? Asking for a friend... ;-)

Suz J said...

I started printing out the instructions for Editas quilt... but lost motivation. It did turn out a beautiful quilt so I really should finish printing them out.

Frédérique - Quilting Patchwork Appliqué said...

Wow, pretty quilts, thank you for sharing! I love the rainbow one.

Karen S said...

Thanks for sharing the show and tell. The look great.

Ann said...

I enjoyed watching Edyta's mystery unfold, especially that each was a block rather than a unit. What fun to see how someone finished her challenge.

audrey said...

Thanks for sharing! I have especially enjoyed seeing the different versions of Edyta's mystery quilt. Always fascinating to see the various color palettes that people choose so effectively!