Shipton Quilters #7

 

 

 

 

 

 

Just a few more photos of the Exhibition.

Shipton Quilters #6

Random quilts from around the exhibition .

 

 

 

 

 

Posted by SEW

Shipton Quilters # 5

These little grouping which was set up by Sue and Helen in the reception area of the college and is our STRIP ROBIN QUILTS Challenge.
How this worked- You started off by being given the first row instruction which was Star's. This row was worked in your own fabric. You then passed the bag on with or without fabric in.
The other thing is you wrote a little notebook with what sort of colours and fabrics you liked to use and was asked when working on another person's quilt to write down notable things that were going in the world.

In my book on Row 4 the quilter who then had my bag wrote lots of interesting facts over the month like- Feb 14th 25 years ago Torvill and Dean won Olympic Gold with their dance 'Bolero'- Feb 23rd 8 OSCARS for 'Slum Dog Millionaire'- Feb 25th David Cameron's (our present prime minister) son Ivan dies at the age of 6. March 3rd Gordon Brown ( Our previous Prime Minister) to meet Barrack Obama the new President of the U.S.A.

It was a fun project but found it a bit of a challenge as I was forced to work out of my comfort zone.

SEW

Shipton Quilters #4

The Medallion quilts in the Orangery.

Shipton Quilters # 3

Jenny's

Jenny's

Mary's

Margaret M

Helen's from a jelly roll

More quilts these quilts were in the refectory.
Don't forget to double click for a closer look.

Shipton Quilters # 2

The Orangery

Table about the American Civil War

Sue W's Civil War Stars

Sue M's Solider block quilt

We have 4 areas to fill at Rendcomb College and these photos are from The Orangery This little grouping is all about the history of the American Civil War.

Double click on the photo's to get up closer. 

Posted by SEW

Shipton Quilters #1

Helen's quilt inspired from one at The American Museum Bath

Lovely hand quilting and still work in progress

Shipton Quilters had a great quilt show last weekend. Not sure at this point of how many came through the door or how much money we mad for Help For Hero's but visitors were very complementary and it seemed very busy
I am going to just post up photos over the coming week just to give you a little taste of our work.