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Tonight we are flying to Kuala Lumpur and tomorrow night on to Amsterdam! Very excited about seeing our family and friends again. I hope t...

I haven't shown you this quilt yet: Shadow Fighting . I made it in January 2012 for my youngest son, Robbie. It is based on this photo...

As I told you yesterday, I had some new thermofax screens made. Remember this picture? It's a photo of a transformer station I made in...

Remember the sunglasses case I made a while ago? I really enjoyed making it, so decided to order some more frames. I still have lots of p...

It was a public holiday here today and very cold and wet outside. So I was perfectly happy inside, quilting! I made a little monochrome qu...

Eight days since my last posting and nothing new to show! How terrible. (well, I did make a few items for the shop) What can I say - I hav...

And here it is, my coffee sack quilt! Quilting it was a bit of a nightmare - do not try this at home ;-). I used another coffee sack f...

To be continued...

If you have been following my blog in the last few months you will have noticed that I am slightly obsessed with burlap at the moment. Af...

When I was making my Country Quilts for the Australian and New Zealand Art Quilters group, I thought it might be a good idea to make fabr...

We have had some very busy weekends in the last few weeks, so instead of a Mother's Day present I asked for some me-time in my studio ...

Not much to show this week - I did add the large gymnast to the blue piece I showed here earlier, done in Paintstick. What do you think? ...

Welcome to my studio! Today it is my turn in the SAQA Ocania Studio Blog Hop to show you my workplace - and here it is, in sunny Brisbane,...

This is the result of my screen printing session today. It's inspired by this photo I took of my gymnast son in September 2010 - still...

Here is a burlap bookcover I made this weekend for an A5 notebook. I quite like how it turned out. It is for sale now in my Etsy shop . ...

There is still a pile of coffee sacks in my sewing room* and I keep thinking about what to do with them. Do you like this fabric postcard ...