The Marysville 'Beauty for Ashes' Commemmorative Quilt is now hanging in the new Re-Building Advisory Centre on the main street (Murchison St) - just down from the Bakery.
If you are in Marysville and would like to see it, turn right as you enter the building and ask where it is (it might not be immediately obvious as it is in an alcove behind double doors - a spot where there was wall space!)
The Marysville & Triangle community are planning to obtain a quote for a glass case to display the quilt in to preserve it.
Warm thanks again to all who so generously contributed to this project, and special thanks to Graeme Brown, President of MATDG, who has been taking care of the quilt's progress since the anniversary of Black Saturday.
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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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