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Gallipoli Anzac quilt triptych
A quilt of more than 4000 squares, made by quilters from the Cranbourne Uniting and Anglican churches, now graces the Cranbourne RSL Club.
October 4 2015A Gallipoli Anzac quilt triptych, made by a group of quilters from the Cranbourne Uniting and Anglican churches, was presented to the Cranbourne RSL on 27 September.
The triptych, which took a year to make, was designed by the Revd Wendy Snook, who led the quilters to apply to the Department of Veteran Affairs for a grant to assist with the fabric and quilting costs.
The triptych banner measures four by two metres and consists of 4,888 two inch squares. The left panel depicts the dawn call to service; the middle panel shows the landing at Anzac Cove, and the right panel shows Anzac Day at the Cranbourne Cenotaph.
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6 Jul 2017
would like to know how to get a pattern for the Anzac Cove landing Quilt, As the RSL have asked the Quilting club I am in to make one for the 100 years . we like your design and would love to make one similar. Please if you can we would appreciate it. thank you
7 Jul 2017
Dear Karen, the quilt article in 2015 related to St John's Cranbourne. Hopefully they can give you the information you need. Contact dpowys@live.com
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