More lovely work...

Tuesday and Wednesday had even more show and tell than last week. Pat has just put together her stitchery cushion. It looks so good. She used a beautiful William Morris fabric to border and back it.

 Colleen is busy working on her lovely blue version.

 Shirley has been so busy and was binding this amazing quilt.

She as also just pieced this one as well. Well done, Shirley.

 Yesterday, Sue showed us her gorgeous and so soft, knitted scarf.

 Najelle has also been busy and has knitted this great beanie. It is her first go at cables.

She has also knitted this great beanie with new wool that has come into the shop recently and it just knits so it looks like fairisle.

 Sue came to class last night with her Singalong bunting all finished. Looks great.

 Little miss Alice came to visit recently with her new cardigan on. She is such a cutie.

Lovely work..

Barbara brought in her finished bunny quilt last night. It looks wonderful and she even quilted it herself. There was lots of laughter while I tried to get a photo so thought it was worth showing both the laughing and the serious one! There will be one lucky little man getting this beauty.

 Lovely to see Brenda's finished zipper purse from the stitching day. She has done an amazing job.

 Brenda has also made up her hardanger piece as a Christmas decoration. Great work, Brenda.

I haven't anything to show as the last week or so have been spent working on some secret stitching for our retreat later in the year.

Last Wednesday..

Last Wednesday was full of inspiration once again. Karen has made more of her gorgeous reversible pinafores! What a lucky little girl!

 At lunch, Barbara brought along these amazing dolls' clothes that her very clever mother had made for her when she was a child. Each little doll outfit matched Barbara's own dresses! These are only a few of them.

In the afternoon class, the ladies have been foundation piecing. Jayne has almost completed her lovely tree hanging! I do love the colours she has chosen.

Weekend away and some knitting

We went away last weekend to Lake Crackenback to celebrate our wedding anniversary. It is a lovely place but it was a bit chilly! We enjoyed a yummy dinner included in the weekend and delicious breakfasts too.

 We went on a short walk and this is how rugged up I was! I even had to get out my old homespun beanie to wear!

 On Sunday the weather was really bad. Wild winds, rain and very low temperatures greeted us in the morning. There was still a gorgeous rainbow!

 It was very relaxing so I enjoyed a bit of reading and knitting.

Show and Tell

Yesterday at the shop was so inspiring. There were so many ladies with gorgeous Show and Tell. We have been watching Karen working on this wonderful quilt for her little granddaughter for a while now. So exciting to see the top all done. Yes...they are all handstitched clam shells on the border!

Angela has been very busy too and has made this wonderful quilt for her little grandson. 

 She also made this small quilt with bits left over from another project.

 Roni has been working on Christmas Fun by Lynette Anderson. She has decided to do some different blocks. Don't they look great! Roni also painted her own buttons!

 In the evening, Margaret showed us some great runners she has made using her charm square collection.

 I have a little show and tell too. Here are the little men's vests all ready for them to wear.

Nature's Journey Part 4

Thought I would get organised and get Part 4 of Nature's journey done early!

Some knitting and stitching

Can't believe another week has gone since I have blogged. Classes and other activities started again this week so the days flew by. We headed to Sydney last weekend to catch up with Ma which was lovely. I have been knitting over the last few weeks trying to get 2 vests made for the boys. Here is the first one that still needs sewing up.

 I also started on May's blocks for the Stitch-a-long. Once the fabrics are chosen it is fun to applique them.

Great to see the class ladies again this week. I didn't catch all the show and tell but Sally has made her appliqued pouch from the stitching day and another from an Anni Downs' pattern. They both look lovely.

 Can't resist leaving you with some pictures of the little ones (some are a lot bigger these days!)

 Alice liked the buttons on her cardigan. She thought they would be good to eat.

 Here are the little men. They are hard to capture as they are so busy!

 Sammy liked his hair clip!!