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Anzac Quilt
The quilt, ANZAC UNDERPINNED, was hanging at the Breakers Club in Wamberal in the RSL rooms. We also displayed it at the Gosford Show and it will be displayed in other venues also. I would like to say thank you to everyone involved in this collaborative project and congratulate you on the extensive research, smooth sharing of ideas and generous giving of time and skills. The best outcome for me, was to work with, and get to know so many people from across the various disciplines which our guild encompasses. This art quilt is a product of your individual talents, knowledge, energy, expertise and enthusiasm, without which it would not exist. I estimate that in excess of 150 ‘woman hours’ have gone into the creating of this work!! My thanks to you all. Jenni M.