Redgate Quilting: New Zealand

Thursday 8 December 2011

New Zealand

Photos of a customers very large Drunkards path with a lovely panto called Ellie's Dragonflys
I have now quilted about 5 of these quilts taught by one of my customers in the local shop, all beginner patchworkers and they have all been wonderful to quilt except one , and l just found out why yesterday. The customer had only gone to the first lesson,.
So if there is anyone around Alexandra wanting to learn how to do patchwork, call in to theAlexandra Drapery and book into a class with Anne Gale.

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ABOUT REDGATE QUILTING

Marlene began knitting/crocheting/sewing for her 2 daughters (Nicole & Amee) 20+ years ago. She found an interest in patchwork and quilting 10 years ago when attending a sampler patchwork and quilting craft class. This is where her love for quilting began.

After years of time consuming hand quilting and struggling with large quilts on a domestic sewing machine, the decision to purchase an American Professional Quilting System was made by Marlene and her husband Shane, and early in 2004, Redgate Quilting was formed.

Marlene works out of the small central Victorian country town of Alexandra. Alexandra was formerly known as Red Gate. Marlene has a keen interest in the history of Alexandra, hence the name Redgate Quilting.

In 2008 Marlene won the first of what’s sure to be many awards for her quilting. She has also been had quilts featured on a number of quilting websites and Australian Patchwork & Quilting Magazines.