Quilt One – Wandering in the Garden 
Quilt Two – Purple Dreaming
These two quilts have been lovingly made by the Manningham Uniting Church Patchworkers Group and are available by Silent Auction.
Quilt One – Wandering in the Garden (approx 1.3m x 1.3m)
Quilt Two – Purple Dreaming (approx 1.1m x 1.1m)
Current Highest Bid for Quilt 1: Wandering in the Garden – $300
Current Highest Bid for Quilt 2: Purple Dreaming – $100
Proceeds from this Silent Auction will go to Frontier Services to assist their work supporting and caring for those Australians living and working in the outback.
Frontier Services is an arm of the Uniting Church that supports those living in the bush through programs of Bush Chaplaincy and Outback Links, a program of co-ordinating volunteer groups visiting those in the outback in need of practical assistance.
How to participate:
Now that you have decided to place a bid against one (or both!) quilts, please:
- Fill in your full name, phone number, and email address
- Enter in your best offer for the chosen quilt (eg $120.00)
- Press submit
The highest offer for each of the quilt wins. You are welcome to make additional higher bids throughout the bidding period, just simply complete another entry.
The bidding period will run between 6th September until midnight 20th October with the winner/s contacted via email. Payment details (including credit/debit card, cash, bank transfer information) will be provided in the email and full payment will need to be made prior to pick up of the quilts.
Please note:
- Your personal contact details will be held in confidence and deleted after the auction concluded.
- Additionally, payment is required only if you are successful snaffler.
About MUC Patchworkers
This group has been meeting monthly for over 15 years and have made many quilts that were donated to people in need, as well as given to charity groups for distribution.
Over the years they have become a caring group of women, supporting each other through many of life’s challenges while diligently working together to produce their quilts.
Average age of the members is now over 80 years.
Both quilts are made from top quality fabrics with the batting made of wool. This makes the quilts both warm and light to use. The patchworkers trust you will love and enjoy these beautiful quilts as much as they have loved and enjoyed constructing them.