Today is the last cuddle we will have with our beautiful and loyal Tess dog .
She went to doggy heaven tonight .
Sunday, 28 June 2015
Wednesday, 24 June 2015
Stitching and NRL Hero
I have been working on a quilt called "Natures Journey" by Anni Downs .
I love this quilt and I am getting to really like needle turn applique.
This is my favourite block so far .
Petro Cinoniseva ( may not be the correct spelling ) made a visit to our school yesterday. He spoke to the children about building resilience skills and being positive. He was very nice to the students and to the teachers and was happy to have some photos taken with us.
I have to say he is one of my favourite NRL players. For a big man he was very quietly spoken and lovely.
Sunday, 14 June 2015
Little up Town Girl
Last week I made up a little coat for our granddaughter. I got the pattern from Kerry at "Cottage on the Hill" a while ago. I have to say it was very easy if you have any dressmaking skills. Although I am sure a beginner could make it. I love the colours Kerry put together in the kit.
Even better is that it was just the right size and she "might" even get next winter out of it. I made her size 3.
On the weekend I met up with my little family in Brisbane and Ev wore her new coat up and down Queen Street Mall like a little model. I have to say she got a few smiles from the passers by. The pattern is by"make it perfect" and it is called "little up town girl." A very appropriate jacket for the weekend trip to the our State's capital city.
I loved the little red riding hood theme of the fabric.....
Then we went out on the town for dinner and shopping.......
Even better is that it was just the right size and she "might" even get next winter out of it. I made her size 3.
On the weekend I met up with my little family in Brisbane and Ev wore her new coat up and down Queen Street Mall like a little model. I have to say she got a few smiles from the passers by. The pattern is by"make it perfect" and it is called "little up town girl." A very appropriate jacket for the weekend trip to the our State's capital city.
I loved the little red riding hood theme of the fabric.....
Getting ready.... sorry the photos are not that great.
Then we went out on the town for dinner and shopping.......
Sunday, 7 June 2015
Last weekend our Quilt Group Macintyre Quilters went on our annual retreat at "Stacey's AT The Gap" at Cunningham's Gap Warwick
The lovely Leonie and Mal look after us all weekend and all we do is sew and chat from 7.00am til 10.00pm.
Steph finishing a quilt started at "Cottage on the Hill"
Di working on a beautiful blue and white piece
Sheena the speed demon of the group
Margie C working on a frozen quilt.
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The dining room at Stacey's I loved this quilt, the colours were beautiful
Couldn't resist this sign..
The place
Ros working on her quilt from January.
This pattern is just beautiful to reflect heritage and culture. Her is the email if you want one.
Every body loved the lizard . Great choice of fabric
Steph finishing her quilt started at " Cottage on the Hill"
Eileen and a Jelly Roll race
Afternoon tea... Yum.
This is one of the wall decorations. Leonie's quilt.
Di's quilt beautiful in Blue
Margie C and Frozen..
Tranquility in the mountains
Penny mad so many quilts .
What a good idea Eileen ... a simple blanket with a big appliqué panel
Margie Sieb's work
Di using a layer cake .
Sheena made a lovely quilt for her grandson.
I made a baby quilt. I bought this one at "Broardway Quilts" in Sonoma near the Napa Valley in California on our trip last year. The zig Zag border took forever .. I know now there is another technique.
A busy and lovely weekend...... hanks Leonie and Mal at Stacey's at The Gap.
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