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The 2015 Lindsey Patchworkers Exhibition

June 21st 2015

Bev Anderson and Sheila Evans

Bev Anderson and Sheila Evans

a Lincolnshire scene

Patchwork on the theme of a Lincolnshire scene

A Twelve Days of Christmas quilt

A Twelve Days of Christmas quilt

A calico wall hanging by Marje Mears

A calico wall hanging by Marje Mears

A puff ball pram quilt by Beryl Jeffrey

A puff ball pram quilt by Beryl Jeffrey

A quilted beach scene by Wendy Skinner

A quilted beach scene by Wendy Skinner

A red and yellow quilt by Enid Isherwood

A quilt by Enid Isherwood

A dragonfly design sewing box by Denise Rothwell

A dragonfly design sewing box by Denise Rothwell

A teapot pin cushion by Karen Lane

A teapot pin cushion by Karen Lane

A cushion by Diane Frankish

A cushion by Diane Frankish

A leaf quilt created by Gill Lewis

A leaf quilt created by Gill Lewis

Detail from a leaf quilt created by Hazel Vickers

Detail from a quilt created by Hazel Vickers

A quilt created by Jacky Hopkin

A block quilt by Jacky Hopkin

Detail from a pineapple quilt by Sheila Evans

Detail from a pineapple quilt created by Sheila Evans

A quilt by Chris Whaley

A quilt by Chris Whaley on the theme of Little Amsterdam

owl pincushions

Owl pincushions

Detail from a star quilt by Diane Frankish

Detail from a star quilt by Diane Frankish

Detail from a quilt by Pat Cave

Detail from a tribal texture pattern quilt by Pat Cave

The Lindsey Patchworkers have been in existence since 1981, and for the past few years they have been putting on an exhibition of their work every couple of years at the Cyril Turner Community Hall in Ludford. For 2015 the exhibition took place over the solstice weekend, on Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st June.

The event in 2013 attracted around 420 visitors. Sheila Evans, one of the organisers, told me that 2015's exhibition was likely to beat those numbers. Two visitors had even come from as far away as New Zealand to enjoy the displays.

The event included a craft workshop, stalls, tea and cakes, and a tombola. Proceeds go to St Andrew's Hospice and the Lincs and Notts Air Ambulance.






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