Members of the Tuesday Twitterers and the Cygnets quilting groups have stitched up more than 20 quilts between them to hang at the South Coast and Country Quilters 13th Biennial Quilt Show.
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The groups’ members are passionate about their work and are looking forward to showing off some of their creations.
“When I see a piece of fabric and fall in love with it, I have to have it,” said quilter Wendy Moir.
“Everyone has a stash.
“Sometimes that stash takes up a whole room,” she said.
Several members of the Milton groups are also on the event committee and have been working hard to sew the show together.
The Show will feature a huge variety of quilts from children’s themed to photographed faces and quilts are shaping up to be of exceptional quality.
One entrant’s masterpiece won “Best Quilt in Australia” while some of the local quilters have spent years working on the quilt they are entering.
These will all be on display throughout the Show.
It will be held at the Batemans Bay Soldiers Club on September 16, 17 and 18 from 10am until 4pm each day.
It will feature workshops, demonstrations and retail outlets for patchwork related items. Entry is $5 and proceeds go to local charities.
For more information about the show see http://www.southcoastcountryquilters.com/
The South Coast Country Quilters have thanked all those who have supported the event.
