Workshop News
Night Owl Quilters hold workshops, provided by many talented members and guests. Some are hosted by popular quilters and artists from our region. Workshops are very popular with members.
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Wendy Williams Workshop 25 June 2022 A big thank you to Lyn for entering our Club into the Eurobodalla Council's Healthy Communities and Recovery Grant. The grant was used to host a Wendy Williams Introduction to Wool Applique workshop. The time went so quickly with all 16 of us enjoying our time with Wendy. Thank you Wendy for your inspiration, hints and tips on embroidery and introducing your beautiful work to us. |
Inktense Pencil Workshop - March 2022
Thank you Lyn for organising another great workshop. Feedback overwhelmingly suggested attendees had a great day. Here is what Jan had to say 'a huge thank you to Lyn for a very enjoyable watercolour workshop this morning. Lots of fun and lots of learning.' Click any photo below to obtain a larger view.
Our next activity will be in the form of a mystery quilt, to be announced at the last meeting in April 2022.
Thank you Lyn for organising another great workshop. Feedback overwhelmingly suggested attendees had a great day. Here is what Jan had to say 'a huge thank you to Lyn for a very enjoyable watercolour workshop this morning. Lots of fun and lots of learning.' Click any photo below to obtain a larger view.
Our next activity will be in the form of a mystery quilt, to be announced at the last meeting in April 2022.
Charity Workshop 30 November 2021 with Lyn
On the 30th November a small group of enthusiastic sewers participated in a machine appliqué workshop where we explored what our machines can do and how to use specific stitches to machine appliqué a flower.
We ended up with everyone completing their block and some even machine quilted an echo design to complete the block. These will be joined together as quilt as you go at a future meeting.
It was a lovely casual morning; everyone happily chatted away and enjoyed each other’s company. Well done to all the ladies who attended. Lyn.
Julie also commented ‘The Workshop was excellent, and I learnt so much about my machine as well as appliqué.’
On the 30th November a small group of enthusiastic sewers participated in a machine appliqué workshop where we explored what our machines can do and how to use specific stitches to machine appliqué a flower.
We ended up with everyone completing their block and some even machine quilted an echo design to complete the block. These will be joined together as quilt as you go at a future meeting.
It was a lovely casual morning; everyone happily chatted away and enjoyed each other’s company. Well done to all the ladies who attended. Lyn.
Julie also commented ‘The Workshop was excellent, and I learnt so much about my machine as well as appliqué.’
2 March 2021 - Positive/Negative with Anne.
Thank you Anne for conducting the very informative and enjoyable Positive/Negative workshop. Feedback suggests this was a very sucessful day. Looking forward to seeing the finished products at Show and Tell. See photos below of the day. |
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ril/May/June 2020 - Petunia Quilt
Although we aren't able to currently meet, our Workshop Coordinator, Sue has been busy organising a remote workshop for those looking for a project. This will be a charity quilt with participants contributing a few blocks towards the quilt.
For those participating, Sue has sent out instructions. Photo to the left is Part One of the project. Thanks Jan for sending your photo of 2 stem blocks.
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Although we aren't able to currently meet, our Workshop Coordinator, Sue has been busy organising a remote workshop for those looking for a project. This will be a charity quilt with participants contributing a few blocks towards the quilt.
For those participating, Sue has sent out instructions. Photo to the left is Part One of the project. Thanks Jan for sending your photo of 2 stem blocks.
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July 2019 - Jelly Roll Race
Approximately 10 Night Owlers attended the Jelly Roll Race where fabric was cut into 2.5 inch strips of 2.5, then joined end to end. The entire length is then folded in half and re-joined several times to make a quilt top. Thanks to Maggie for providing the beautiful liberty fabric used for this project. Thanks also to Julie, Susan M and Sue B for putting this workshop together. Everyone enjoyed the experience and was amazed at how quickly the top can be put together. |
March 2019. Origami Market Bag Workshop.
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SIMPLE CURVE WORKSHOP
This highly successful workshop used the Magic Curve Ruler, held in March 2016. Overall more than half the Night Owl membership learnt the techniques. Congratulations and thank you to Julie Criss for organising and teaching the workshop: she put in many hours of preparation to ensure it all ran smoothly. Julie has since purchased a Mini Curve Ruler to produce similar effects on a smaller scale, Eg. to produce a very attractive Christmas Tree table runner. |
