Is a Longarm Machine Quilting Service for the Busy Quilter based in South East Queensland, Australia. I enjoy creatively quilting designs to enhance the piecing and fabric within a quilt. I have been piecing quilt tops since 2001, machine quilting them since 2004 and a longarm quilter since 2008. I have recently been recognised with numerous Quilt Show awards, both nationally and internationally, for both my piecing and quilting.
Thursday, December 26, 2013
Diary Quote
If you don't have a dream, how are you going to make a dream come true?
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
I must have been good!
Christmas Greetings to all of my blog readers. My husband and I will have a quiet day to ourselves today. My daughter and her family travel to spend a week with us tomorrow and my son drops back in on his way home before New Year's Eve.
Santa must have been reading my wishlist as he was very good to me. Two large cutting mats, An electric pair of scissors and Red Edge Clamps for my longarm. It would help if I gave my husband the contact details of where to buy things earlier so that his last minute shopping endeavours are not as hectic. There were a few other sundry things, I buy myself a gift during the year then give it to my husband to give back to me at Christmas. I puzzled over a couple of my gifts as I unbagged them - only to remember that yes I bought that. Luckily time helps me to forget what I bought myself!
Our not too subtle hints to each other are starting to work. I know there are a few hints on ebay that my husband would still like for his new toy, so I better get those purchased ready for his birthday. Will not be a surprise but his new toy ( a 1989 sports car) needs a few new trimmings.
Breakfast croissants are devoured, coffee almost gone, then its a beer and a sparkly and then doing the prep on the yorkshire puddings to go with the roast beef dinner for our lunch!
Santa must have been reading my wishlist as he was very good to me. Two large cutting mats, An electric pair of scissors and Red Edge Clamps for my longarm. It would help if I gave my husband the contact details of where to buy things earlier so that his last minute shopping endeavours are not as hectic. There were a few other sundry things, I buy myself a gift during the year then give it to my husband to give back to me at Christmas. I puzzled over a couple of my gifts as I unbagged them - only to remember that yes I bought that. Luckily time helps me to forget what I bought myself!
Our not too subtle hints to each other are starting to work. I know there are a few hints on ebay that my husband would still like for his new toy, so I better get those purchased ready for his birthday. Will not be a surprise but his new toy ( a 1989 sports car) needs a few new trimmings.
Breakfast croissants are devoured, coffee almost gone, then its a beer and a sparkly and then doing the prep on the yorkshire puddings to go with the roast beef dinner for our lunch!
Sunday, December 15, 2013
Dirranbandi Darling
I was asked by my local quilt shop to design a quilt that could be used to teach piecing techniques to a group of quilters that live near a small isolated rural community. As the quilt shop specialises in Reproduction fabrics I chose these for this quilt. I prefer to piece my own quilts in "clear" colours so was not a fan of the "dirty" colours of this top but they have grown on me during this quilt. This quilt will be hanging in Sew Creative Gatton from Thursday. Classes for it will be held in March 2014
The centre applique |
Flying Geese and Half Square Triangles |
Square in Square |
Labels:
Custom Quilting,
Customer quilts,
Glide Threads
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