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Fiona won First Prize!

I entered Ching Chou’s Bluebird into the Royal Adelaide Show (a state wide show) and it won 1^st prize.

I have attached a photo of the winning wall hanging.

I also made 2 of her butterflies a few years ago for a friends house warming.

I’m very impressed Fiona – especially after I checked out the show. It’s huge! Thanks so much fr sharing with us. and CONGRATULATIONS!!! — Suz

https://www.theshow.com.au/

BFC1808 Ching Chou’s Bird in Blue

BFC1138 Ching Chou’s Stained Glass Butterfly II

BFC1135 Ching Chou’s Stained Glass Butterfly I

Vicki’s South African Quilt

Spring cleaning my daughter’s home and taking down this wall hanging to give it a good dust . It is one of my most favourite makes , about 11 years old, love these designs from BFC .

I love how this quilt shows how just shades of black and white can be so much alive! A beautiful choice of fabrics Vicki….Suz

BFC1174 South African Architectural Etchings

Nancy’s PIllows

These pillows were made by Nancy in AZ. They are from CCQ0430 – On The Edge set 11

Ingrid’s Poppies

My second BFC creation!

And a beautiful job Ingrid! I always loved this painting by the Princess – I have it at the top of my stairs on the second floor. Suz

BFC0935 Art Quilt Princess Ka’iulani’s Poppies

Christine’s Ching Chou’s Stained Glass Seahorse

From Christine:

I have finished and framed my Ching Chou Stained Glass Seahorse.

BFC1685 Ching Chou’s Stained Glass Seahorse

Maree’s Gorgeous and so creative quilt!

I was thrilled when Maree said I could post a photo of her quilt! It is now at the quilters. Maree had a hard time finding someone to custom quilt it! They are planning to do it in November. You will recognize some of the sections of our Waratah Window! https://bfc-creations.com/bfc1243-waratah-rose-window-1.html

From Maree: By the way, the Notre Dame rose window quilt pattern is by robinruthdesign.com

. I needed to make it in a larger size to fit a king size bed. Thus, I added the embroidery pieces. Finding your waratah and wattle pattern was just perfect. It was an awful lot of sewing and embroidery, but so worth it as I’m very very happy with the results.

I love to see when people use designs in different ways than planned!

Thérèse’s A Touch of Red Handbags

I’ve used this bag very much myself. Beautiful job Thérèse!

Patty’s New England Charm Window

Patty sent me a photo of her recently finished New England Charm Window. She has 3 machines and kept all three going! She has 3 more windows she wants to complete.

Beautiful job Patty and thanks for sharing!

Jan’s Safari Toy Bags

Used the Safari Series to make toy bags. They are drawstring bucket bags and fully lined: the original has a clear plastic window on one side and the embroidery on the other. Had to re-engineer it to accommodate the height (Toy Bag 2.0) Parents like to use them for stuffed animals because stuffies are dust collectors, or to take favorite toys to Grandma’s house. In later years they can be used as laundry bags. Your Safari Series worked perfectly and these bags will be very popular. Jan

This is a super idea Jan!!!! So many designs could be used depending on the child or the parents wishes! Suz

These designs can be purchased individually or in a combo set.

BFC200068 Safari Series Combo

New Found Projects from 2004

I was trying to organize my computer (a forever job) and came across these project photos from 2004. when I have time I’ll try to identify some of the designs these were made from and put the links on this page. If you see something you really want to know how to find it, send me a message in the contact form.