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- Completed work from April’s Workshop; Layered Landscapes
- Above and below May’s stage display.
Articles using fabric from sales table. Denim£1 bought last month. Checked blouse made for daughter (now 36).
Dabble day crazy patchwork square put to good purpose as a cusin cover.
Layered landscape completed.
!st attempt at felting, a kit made personal with the addition of the shepherd and his dog.
A work in progress.
An experiment inspired by April’s speaker’s work.
Stage Display April 2018
Stage display March 2018
Dorothy Bell
Hugette’s Cat quilt
Hugette putting her stash to good use
Wet felting workshop. Knit 1 Stitch 1 with Louise Walker
Paula ‘sales table’ using bargain fabrics.
Fabric from our sales table.
Val Baxter tapestry hassock
Stage display February 2018
Jacky Ward-Lomax Mola work
This is a type of work done by the Kuna Indians of Panama and is mostly reverse applique with a small amount of simple embroidery and minimal applique. I am from a northern climate so my images reflect that – ‘Norse Runes and Yggdrasil’ (the world tree) rather than images of jungle and South American mythology which is typical of their creations.
Phillipa Naylor Workshop
3rd February 2018
Monthly display of members work
November 2017 Stage Display
This month’s display had many completed items from the October Day School.
In line with November’s speaker Susan Brett brought along two embroidered pieces, the Tray Cloth and The Tree of Life, completed by her Aunt, Ethel Taylor, before WWII . Dr Kay-Williams of the RSN said that the Tree of Life was , and still is, a common theme in crewel work.
October 2017 Display
Susan was stitching this piece when she discovered EYES in 1984.
Autumn, Winter and Spring featured in ‘Stitch’ magazine.
A special piece by Paula for the Coral anniversary.
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