We are delighted to share photos of work sent in by our
Maude
Being worked by Pat Goold
Remember you don’t have to do my colours. This is Joan done longer and with a Christmas theme. Well done Sushma.
Little Angel Dress
Made by Ann, she says she was a novice when she bought the kit.
As she learned she picked it up and did more. She has added a collar and more ribbons.
Dragon
It was made (with help) by Jessica Mace, a quite young lady who is not very experienced.
25 Years
25 years worked to 5ft instead of the original 11¾" of the pattern. Fantastic. Worked by Lesley Beverley.
Bookmark
Made By Ruth Richardson who won 1st prize at her WI.
Butterfly Mat
Cross
This crucifix was made by Pat Foster and it is the first piece she has made on her own! .
She says "It was the first pattern I got to do on my own once my teacher informed me that I had done all the basic torchon stitches..
I feel like a learner driver who's just gotten permission to take the big red L off the front and rear bumpers... "
Love Knot Garter
This Love Knot Garter was made by Sue Duckles for her daughter who was thrilled with it
Peggoty Patch
Peggotty Patch worked by Maria New. 72 squares and the edging,
It took Maria 3 years and 4 months. Well done Maria
Heidi
Heidi worked by Helen Lewis who has only been making lace for 18 months. Love her colours.
Garter
Margaret Peek with her niece wearing the garter made by Margaret.
Grace
Grace Worked by Rosalind Formoy for a Pearl wedding anniversary.
Emily
Emily worked by Judith Adkins
Rainbow
Another way to do Rainbow, worked by Yvonne and mounted in a tray.
Little Angel Dress
Worked by Sheila Webster. Sheila says she lined the dress in peach with peach trim.
She also adapted the bottom frill to make the pretty hat.
December
A variation on December worked by Maria New.
Little Angel Dress
Emly Alyss at her christening wearing the "Little Angel" dress made by nanny Esther Taylor.
Fengate Cloth
Paula Gooch visited us and brought her lovely version of the Fengate cloth.
She says it has taken her 3 years but what a lovely cloth!