All the quilt squares have been handed onto our master quilter, Julie Warren, who is making great strides in the setting of the quilt.
The Lion's Club of Healesville have pledged $250 towards the costs involved in setting the quilt. We appreciate their generosity and support.
The Lilydale Leader will be running a short story about the project. We are meeting with their photographer on Friday 11 December, at 10.15 am, at the Patchwork Tea House in Warburton. They especially want people who live in the Yarra Ranges & Yarra Valley area for this particular photo. Julie Warren will be bringing the quilt, so we can have a sneak preview!
If you are free at this time, it would be lovely to have you there ... and your smiling face will be in the local paper!
Please let me know if you are able to come.
It is wonderful to have such warm support from so many caring Aussies.
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Julie Warren & Julie Bell, organizers of the Marysville Quilt Project
Calling on crafty and caring people to create a timeless and heartfelt gift to the people of Marysville
- Contact us
- How to make a quilt block
- Inspiration for your quilt block
- Useful links
- Where does the phrase, "Beauty For Ashes" come from?
- Photos
- Julie's story - Marysville 7 February 2009
- Who are our quilters?
- 'Bloomin' Marysville' - planting bulbs in Marysville
- Finished quilt blocks - they're beautiful
- Completed blocks by the Stonequarry Quilters
- The Steels Creek Stitchers
- Rosalie's blocks
- Joshua's handprints and a poem for Marysville
- Blocks from Hope Christian College, WA
- The Phoenix
- Ros's story
- Gail's koala - remembering the wildlife
- Birchmere
- Squares from a family in QLD
Julie Warren & Julie Bell, organizers of the Marysville Quilt Project
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