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The first quilt is from Jenny of Toowoomba and features blocks of hexagons in the quilt design. Jenny chose the budget I Love It trailing hearts e2e machine quilting pattern for this quilt. The blue and cream lap quilt from Margaret at Kenmore is being quilted in the daisy chain e2e machine quilting pattern in a cream thread.
A contrast between these two small quilts today. The applique quilt comes from Elaine in Doyalson, NSW and is being quilted with the petal power e2e machine quilting pattern. The dinosaur quilt is the last of some purchased kits we had on the KoolKat stall some years ago. It comes from Meryl at Gatton and is being quilted with the prickle patch e2e machine quilting pattern.
The KoolKats will have a stall at the inaugural Queens Park Scout Group Quilt Show which will be held in Ipswich on Friday-Saturday 13-4 March. The venue is the Uniting Church Hall cnr Glebe and Green streets, not far from Queens Park, Ipswich. Opening hours are 9am to 4pm for the two days. Kathy has been busy in her workshop this year, so our stall will have a new look featuring a new range of hand-made craft products.
Year of the Cat ( & the occasional Dog) Kathy of KoolKat Quilting has been busy working on a new theme of individual craft items for 2015. She is pursuing a feline theme, but working across various media that includes ceramic sculpture as well as fabric products. The KoolKat stall will be quite different this year, and the first outing showing some of these works will be the Inaugural Queen’s Park Scouts Quilt Show. We will also be attending the monthly Queen’s Park craft markets in Toowoomba, but more about that when we are ready to have our first stall. The occasional dog? – that is part of an exhibition piece called “True Blue”. It has been completed and is awaiting a decision on whether it will be accepted for entry in its first intended showing.
Carmel from Woodend in Ipswich sent us this quilt based on Kathy’s Kathmandu quilt pattern. It is being quilted in the daisy chain e2e machine quilting pattern and will have the binding completed.
This blue and white quilt from Judy at The Gap in Brisbane has been sitting in her cupboard for some years, but now she has decided to have it quilted. She chose the budget meander e2e machine quilting pattern in a pale blue thread.
Two quilts for two little boys came from Margaret of Regency Downs today. These are being quilted in the budget ribbon candy e2e machine quilting pattern in a charcoal thread. The applique quilt came from first time KoolKat customer Helen of Nunawading in Victoria and is being quilted in the jasmine e2e machine quilting pattern in a dark cream thread.
The Aboriginal themed quilt comes from Joan of Injune and is being quilted in the sticky buns e2e machine quilting pattern in golden brown thread. The cot quilt from Shannon of Highfields has been quilted in the budget meandering leaves pattern.
Here are two quilts made by Toowoomba Quilters Inc. members that are part of the charity quilting by KoolKat Quilting for 2015.
These quilts came from Lyn of Withcott, which is nestled at the foot of the Toowoomba escarpment. The blue quilt is being quilted with the blowing pampass grass e2e machine quilting pattern, and the reindeer quilt in the paihia e2e machine quilting pattern.
This is Jane’s quilt from Ferny Hills, Brisbane. Jane chose the Deb’s feathers e2e machine quilting pattern in a white thread, and a white Caribbean backing.
Peg from Roma asked us to choose so Kathy of KoolKat decided the Fireflies e2e machine quilting pattern in a hot pink thread would suit this fairy quilt. We matched it with a spray paint hot pink backing fabric.