Ladybug Quilting

Still swooning...

2012-03-04T14:15:00.000+11:00

This Swoon Quilt belongs to Sharon of Lillabelle Lane Creation's

Now don't think I have let the Cat out of the bag,
Sharon has already uploaded this photo
to Flickr so you may have seen it already.

I have really enjoyed Quilting this quilt... so much so I have loaded mine on to the Machine this morning.

Now just to work out how to Quilt mine...

Road Trip....

2012-02-26T12:03:00.000+11:00

Yesterday I went on a road trip with my Mum to Ballarat

to go to the trunk show of Cinderberry Stitches at Ballarat Patchwork.

Picture taken from Cinderberry Stitches Facebook Page

For those of you that have never been to Ballarat Patchwork

it's has a bright and cheery feel the minute you step in the door,

Emma who owns the shop has a great eye for colours and design.

I was in the store 2 minutes and had these 2 bundles in my hot hand!!!!

I had told myself that I was not going to fall in

Love with Flea Market Fancy but alas I did (in a record 30 seconds mind you)

And this is the sublime Curious Nature by Parson Grey...

I couldn't decide so I got both!
I kinow me Bad, but I'm trying to pep up the economy...
So this is a Photo of my complete haul.

Love Cosmo Threads and the new issue of Vignette!
When you get your copy of Vignette check this out...

It will make you want to have your own Road Trip.

P.S I have no affiliation with Ballarat Patchwork,
I just Love the Shop and Like to Share what I love!

Good Fortune...

2012-02-12T15:20:00.000+11:00

This is a Baby Quilt that I have finished recently...
I used Elizabeth Hartman's Charm Pack Baby Quilt Pattern,
super quick and easy.

The Binding will be dark purple, gosh I love that there are so many Purples around at the moment, now I can indulge my love for them!

It's going to added to the waiting to be bound pile which is slowly shrinking due to the cooler weather we are having recently...yay!

There is nothing worse than binding in the heat.

I have finally finished my Owl Quilt, in the lovely Sunkissed Fabric.

I showed a picture of it loaded on the Gammill, but now you get to see the whole thing!

I'm also finding it very difficult to not cut into this at the moment...
One Very Beautiful Layer Cake.

I'm tossing up between two patterns, when I pick one Vintage Modern will be getting the chop.

Something else I got this week.
Domestic Bliss, looking forward to removing the plastic on this bundle...

Swooning Along Happily...

2012-01-29T10:34:00.000+11:00

Here are my Swoon Blocks 3 & 4....Woohoo

Love...

I'm really pleased how these have turned out

Here they are together

With sashing...

Full Disclosure time:

My sashing in the centre is 1/4 inch out, don't ask how it happened because the quilt went together perfectly?!?

When this type of things happen ,

I normally say that's my Amish mistake for this Quilt,

after all nothing is perfect in nature,

so my Quilts shouldn't be either...right?!?

Does it make you feel better knowing that mistakes happen to all of us,

or do you think that there too much perfection and not enough whoopsies shared out there in blog land???

I would love to know your answer...

I've been Sunkissed...

2012-01-22T16:01:00.000+11:00

This weekend has been very productive...

This is a customers quilt made in Sunkissed Fabric

I stippled all over and between the little flags,

It's such a Cute Quilt!!!

Seeing this one finished I dragged out my

Sunkissed Quilt with the Applique Owl on it, that I made months ago and decided to free-motion allover...

Close ups...

I tried to mimic some of the Fabric in my Design...

I used the yummy spot for the backing...

Here's my 2nd Swoon Block,

I did a little each night after work this week , It's amazing what you can achieve in small blocks of time!

I'm loving the Red and Aqua together!

Now I'm off to collapse on the couch and

watch the Australian Open Tennis.

Swooning Along...

2012-01-15T12:41:00.000+11:00

When I saw that Katy had started a Swoon Along, I jumped on Board, because quite frankly if I didn't
I don't think I would have ever made the Quilt!

During Fat Quarter Shop's 12 Day of Christmas Sale I bought the
Grey Ruby Micro Dot for the Background Fabric to match the
Ruby Fat Quarter bundle and a bit of Bliss I had stashed,
so I had everything here just waiting, just no inclination to start the quilt...

One Block Down...

I'm only doing a Four Block Quilt,
as the original 9 blocks make a Quilt 80" Square
which is way too big for a couch throw!

Now for something non Quiltly...
We have a Friend that comes and happily eats our Grass,
He is regularly on our Front lawn only disappearing if someone walks up the steet. It's lovely having Nature so close...

As you can see it hasn't taken long for the grass to turn from green to brown, now we just need some rain!

Having insomnia can be good sometimes....

2012-01-08T14:34:00.000+11:00

Yesterday I was visiting Oh Frannson! blog and re-found a quilt I wanted to make,
Last time I found this I had no Printer ink, and no cash to replace it so
I didn't bother buying the download.
Yesterday I was fully inked up which is lucky because it's 17 pages long!!!

I decided on my fabric which is Chrysalis by Sanae for Moda, and started cutting the 3 1/2 inch square for the centre blocks, so when I got up at the ridiculous time of 5am I already had a head start!

Elizabeth's patterns are sooooo good, everything always goes together so easily.

I have to buy some thread before I can quilt this, so it's going onto my pile for now.

I have finished quilting My Terrain Quilt and have attached the binding,
I have only hand sewn 1/2 of one side but I couldn't resist sharing a couple of Photos.

Here's one with the binding finished so it will give you an idea of how it will look...

I had originally thought I would bind it in the Orange,
but changed to the Dark Purple to Frame it better.

Now I'm off to do some more hand sewing,

Quilts 2011...

2012-01-01T08:33:00.001+11:00

This is my mosaic of completed Quilts in 2011, not bad since I work 2 Jobs!

And I thought I didn't do much this year...

I haven't included what I call 'The Half Done Quilt',

(I have lots...lol)

maybe they will feature on next years list...

1. Baby Quilt, 2. Make Life Baby Quilt, 3. This is my version of Moda Bake Shop ‘Hexagon Park’, 4. Make Life Quilt, 5. Sherbet Pips, 6. Summer Garden Lap Size, 7. Kaleidoscope QAL, 8. Summer Garden Quilt, 9. Supernova Finished...Yay!, 10. Single Girl Finished!, 11. Fandango Quilt, 12. Wild Things By Camille Roskelly

May your 2012 be Quilty!!!

How are you spending your last day of 2011?

2011-12-31T15:22:00.000+11:00

Me, I'm spending it with Kate Spain...

well not personally but with her gorgeous Fabric 'Terrain'.

This is definitely my Favourite of 2011 closely
followed by 'Sunkissed' by Sweetwater.

What was your favourite fabric of 2011?

I thought I would share the pattern I'm using in a different way today, for everyone that has never seen or used a long arm quilter before...

This is what is known as a Pantograph.
I use a laser light on the side of the machine
to follow the pattern. This one is called Entwine.

I Hope everyone has a fabulous New Year's Eve tonight,
Please stay safe and I will see you in 2012!

Christmas the day after...

2011-12-26T13:49:00.000+11:00

I hope everyone had a Fantastic Christmas!!!!

I did and was spoilt rotten, which is always good!

I have finally got some photos uploaded of the Baby Quilt, Damn blogger, this has taken hours to do...and a couple of tries...

Nice and Squidgy...

I am definately going to make this one again...

Love the Fabric used for the Binding...

Whilst I have been fighting with Blogger I captured this...

If I stay really,really still she won't see me, what a life!

No more Xmas Requests!!!!!!

2011-12-11T14:01:00.004+11:00

A lady I work with asked me this week if I could make a Baby Quilt for her new Granddaughter, after I said yes I realised that she wants to give it to her for Christmas, Yikes...

We worked out a size; it was going to be a Bassinet size.

Ok I can do that, Still 3 weeks to go.

The next day she asked could I make it larger as she would like it to go to her first bed as well, Bugger.

So I have made a large cot size quilt and this is the design I have come up with...

The Brief was: pink and mauve and something girlie!

Well I had this fabric in my stash called

Where the Wind Blows by Melanie from Melly and Me .

Perfect!!!

Then I went online to order backing at Under the Mulberry Tree and found that they have it on special for $2 a fat quarter, $8 a Metre.

Awesome!!!!!

So I ordered a Backing, and some more Fat Quarters to put back in the stash, for the next baby quilt I make.

Now I just have to Finish the Quilt that's loaded on The Gammill, load this one, Quilt and Bind it , all in two weeks, whilst working the two busiest weeks for the whole year...

I’m Tired just thinking about it...

Getting Quilts Ready for Christmas...

2011-12-04T18:44:00.000+11:00

I have been super busy, that’s why I haven’t blogged for a while!

I have quilted this Huge Quilt for a customer who is giving this to her granddaughter for Christmas, I only have to attach the binding for her and it’s ready to go.

This is a Baby Quilt that I have been commissioned to make, the baby is due 25th December...

There’s nothing like a few time challenges to get you going!

Hexagon Park Quilted...

2011-11-20T14:02:00.001+11:00

I realised that I neglected to share photos of Hexagon Park when I finished the Quilt top...

so I thought I might as well leave it until the Quilting was finished...

The pattern is from Moda Bake Shop.
I changed the Border because I wanted to use the solid for the backing and binding as well and didn't Quite have enough to do everything, so I pulled out some Grey Hometown Fat Quarters I had bought for my Stash and made a scrappy border.

I Quilted it with a cute curl pattern, nice and easy!

I have attached the binding and I'm planning on finishing that today.

I have even remembered to put a Label on the Quilt,
wonders will never cease!

It's funny how all the Quilts I have made with Sweetwater's Fabric designs turn out to be among my Favourites!

Who needs a Clean House?

2011-11-12T15:20:00.000+11:00

Instead of Housework this is what I did Today....

Yes, I got out the Lazy Angle Ruler again...

I'm Addicted!

I Felt the Need, the Need for....

2011-11-06T11:40:00.000+11:00

This morning when I woke I decided I needed to cut up some Fabric

so straight after Breakfast I went From This...

To This...

Stay Tuned!

Bloggers Quilt Festival...

2011-10-28T20:50:00.003+11:00

This is my entry for the Bloggers Quilt Festival
This quilt is one that I made up as I went along,and I simply adore it, and so do a few of my followers apparently as I have had a few requests for a Tutorial... Wow.
This is not quite a Tutorial but this is how I constructed the Quilt.

So Here Goes...

Oh... a few things first:

*You Need a Lazy Angle Ruler for this Quilt!*

These are not instructions for a Beginner ...

This is more a basic of how I put the Quilt together as guide for you, but I am happy to help you with an questions you might have.
Fabric:
I used :

1 Jelly Roll of your choice
2 yards of Contrast fabric

3/4 yard Tiny Border

1 1/2 yards Large Border

¾ yard Binding

4 yards for Backing

You will be able to make a Quilt the same size
as mine ( with leftovers), if you decide on a bigger size
you will need to increase your fabric accordingly.

I used a Make Life Jelly Roll,

and then I removed all the brown ones
as they are not my Favourite!

I then put them into sets of 3, and sewed them together WOF.

Use a Square ruler to remove the selvages to straighten the starting edge.

Using instructions that were included with your lazy angle ruler,

Cut an A piece for a 6.5” block, spin the ruler 180 degrees and the cut the second piece, continue doing this until all fabric has been cut.

Take your contrast fabric and cut 4 x 6.5” strips WOF.

Once again remove selvages so you commence cutting with a straight edge.

Using the Lazy Angle Ruler directions included in the pack

Cut a B piece for a 6.5 block spin the ruler 180 for the second piece,

Continue until all the fabric is cut...

Now you need to match an A and B piece and sew them together, take into account your ¼” seam when matching the pieces together.

Sew all pieces together keeping them in sets of 4.

Now it’s time to sew together.

Each set is made up from the same blocks it just depends on which way you rotate the blocks. One will have a tiny cross in the centre and the other will have a large cross in the centre.

Using a design floor or wall place your blocks out

in a pleasing matter,

I found this easier before I put the 4 blocks together in

to 1 large block, so I could have the mix of colours correct

When happy sew them into rows of 4 alternating tiny cross and large cross blocks.

I had left over blocks so you can make it any size you want

or you could use the leftover blocks in the backing.

Sew rows together.

I then added a 2.5” border using the contrast fabric so it gives the impression of the blocks floating.

I followed this with another 2.5” border, then a 4.5” border.

If you have any questions leave me a message and I will try my best to answer them for you.

Simple Abundance...

2011-10-23T15:16:00.001+11:00

This weekend seemed as good as any to Quilt and Bind this Quilt.
This is the last Quilt made using this pattern for a while,
I won't say that I will never make it again, because this is a Fantastic Quilt pattern to make.... but I don't need another one for me!!!
This Quilt has been sitting patiently in the corner
until it was one of the last left in the pile.

The Pattern is Wild Things by Camille Roskelly.

The Fabric is Simple Abundance by ThimbleBlossoms.
I’m really happy with how it has turned out!
Why did I leave it so long?

This is also my hand stitching project at the moment...
The Kit came with Cosmo Threads which I am Loving!!!

Reunion has arrived and is in my Etsy Shop...

2011-10-11T16:45:00.000+11:00

I came home from work to find a lovely box of Fabric waiting for Me...
One of the things that arrived is Reunion By Sweetwater.

I have listed a Fat Eighth Bundle in My Little Etsy Shop if your interested in owning it for yourself.

Sweetwater have outdone themselves again!

I have also listed some Terrain Jelly Rolls too....

Happy Sewing!

Half Square...

2011-10-09T10:41:00.000+11:00

When I was at Urban Stitches I bought a Pattern called

"Charmed I'm Sure" by Leanne Beasley.
In our goodies bag we got a charm pack from Lecian,
I also bought a matching one,
so I could make the Table Runner into a Small Quilt.

Yesterday Afternoon I started to make the Half Square Triangles.

One Charm Pack down One to Go!

Whilst Shopping Yesterday morning I found Border Fabric and a Solid called Jacaranda for the binding that matched perfectly.

I love It when a plan comes together!

On A Roll...

2011-10-02T12:53:00.000+11:00

Yesterday I snuggled up with my Make Life Quilt and finished the Binding because it was such a miserably cold day, which may be hard to believe with the photos I have just taken in glorious sunshine!

I quilted with a Large Fan like Feather E2E.

This is a Pattern I designed myself using the Lazy Edge Ruler,

A Jelly Roll And Yardage.

I’m in the midst of Writing up a Tutorial which I will Post when finished...

This is my newest Project on My design Wall.

I am using the Hexagon Park Pattern from Moda Bake Shop

Fabric is Hometown by Sweetwater and a Blue Prima Solid from Spotlight called Slate.

What’s on your Design Wall?

Urban Stitches was Fantastic!!!!!

2011-09-25T14:38:00.001+10:00

Urban Stitches 2011...

Last Weekend I went to Urban Stitches in Melbourne.

If you ever get to go to the event do it!

I had a fabulous time.

I bought home a fantastic goodie bag including full kits of 3 projects one from each designer.

This is Leanne Beasley’s Project and my Favourite!

This is the stitchery that is on the sketchbook folder
designed by Melanie Dekker of Melly and Me.

These are the first two blocks in an upcoming
block of the month by Rosalie Quinlan.

We even got to see the Vignette Quilt and it is so pretty.

Sorry I didn’t take more photos to share;

I didn’t have my camera with me only my phone, so please forgive the poor quality!

Why do I come home from these things with a list of new projects a mile long!

Another Retreat! I'm so Excited

2011-09-13T17:28:00.000+10:00

I’ve been busy Quilting Quilts not making them...

Remember this?

I quilted this in a Dusty Pink with a Butterfly and Leaves E2E.

The next one is my Quilt,
which I made using, the Lazy Angle Ruler.
I had heaps of fun making this Quilt there are so many
possibilities with this ruler.

I should have taken a photo before it hit the Gammill
but I so excited the Machine was free to do one of my Quilts.

This weekend I'm off to Urban Stitches in Melbourne... Check out this Link to see a sneak peek of one of the projects we will be working on.

Scrappy Terrain...

2011-09-04T15:33:00.000+10:00

Last weekend I went to a Retreat with some Quilting Buddies and had a ball!
I had such a good time I forgot to take any photos so I can only show you I achieved for the weekend.
This started life as a Terrain layer cake.

I matched two layer cake pieces together that contrasted with each other, then I cut each layer cake into a 3.5" and a 6.5" strips and swapped with the matching piece.

I did this with all 40 pieces.
I re-matched two contrasting layer cake pieces again, then turned each block 180 degrees,and cut these in Half,
and once again I swapped with the other matching piece.

When happy with the layout I sewed them together.
The end result is this scrappy look quilt that went together so Quickly.

It is a Fabulous size Quilt but I'm going to wait for the Terrain Yardage to be released and will put some borders on it.
Then It will be the perfect snuggling size!
My next project was a little slower!
I did a test block of Swoon before I cut into my stash of Fabric. I'm thinking of now doing it in my DS Fabric, but I will wait for the next release due in Spotlight stores at the end of the month!

Wild Thing...

2011-08-21T14:30:00.000+10:00

Today I loaded this Quilt on the Gammill and I just had to share with everybody.

This is one of My Favourite Quilt patterns of all time,

Wild Things by Thimbleblossoms.

I got a little excited when a customer brought this one around to Quilt!

It’s made from Santorini by Moda. So Pretty!

You may remember some of my Wild Thing Quilts

Simple Abundance, Still Not Quilted!

Birdie

Tranquility

I can Highly recommend this pattern,

Super Easy and looks Great no matter what the Fabric!

New BOM...

2011-08-14T14:19:00.000+10:00

I've signed myself up for a block of the month, but this time I have been smart and decided to do it raw edge applique.

It is still going to take a long time to finish but no where near the time it would take to do it by hand.

It's called Berries and Bluebirds designed by Gail Pan.

I'm halfway on the First Block and the second has just arrived so I better get a move on!

Summer in Central Park...

2011-08-02T15:39:00.000+10:00

The sun is shining as it’s the perfect afternoon to take some photos.

This is my smaller lap version of my Summer Garden quilt

that is in Issue 6 of Fat Quarterly e-zine Available Here.

I have made this from ½ a layer cake and Yardage. It measures 50” Square so it makes a good size for a Couch Throw.

I used all my favourite colours from Central Park by Kate Spain.

Followers of my blog would know I have a girl crush on her and all of her Fabrics...he he.

Lastly here is my Finished Kaleidoscope Quilt... I’m still lovin’ the Orange!

At Last...

2011-07-31T11:36:00.000+10:00

Finally the day has come that I can tell you about

the Quilt I designed which is in the latest issue

of Fat Quarterly, the wonderful e-zine for

Modern Quilters, which goes on sale Soon!

It's called Summer Garden

It’s made from a Verna Layer Cake
and Yardage, and is a Queen Size Bed Quilt

Make sure you check out Issue 6 Alternative Fabrics,
I've had a look and there are so many
Amazing projects in this Edition (including mine..he he)

It has been so Hard not sharing this Quilt with you,
as I just Love it and I hope you will too!

Kaleidoscope QAL...Nearly a Finish!

2011-07-24T13:58:00.001+10:00

I have finished quilting the Kaleidoscope Quilt, Attached the binding,

Now I just need to sew it down and I will call it a Finish.

YAY!!!!

I used some Triangle scraps in the border to add some interest

I took this photo at night trying to get the Quilting to show up.

Binding will be finished by Nightfall!

Promise...

Quilting well underway...

2011-07-17T16:57:00.000+10:00

My Kaleidoscope Quilt has made it

to the Gammill and is nearly finished.

I have done a medium stipple in all the orange diamonds,

undecided what to do with the Wild Thyme Blocks as yet.

August deadline is creeping up, but I’m sure it will make it, speaking of Deadlines My (That's right I said My) pattern will be published at the end of the month and the wait will be over and I can show it to you!

Sooo Exciting!

I’m also Swooning over Ruby... Ain’t she Grand...?

Kaleidoscope QAL Progress...

2011-07-10T14:05:00.004+10:00

My Kaleidoscope Quilt has come to an abrupt end,

I’m now waiting on more Mango to arrive from the USA.

That meant I could play with something else...

Remember the Lazy Angle Ruler I blogged about?

These are some blocks I half put together,

so I dug them out and they have made it to the design wall.

This is what I have come up with so far...

I've been Bitten...

2011-07-03T14:25:00.002+10:00

When I saw everyone was doing the Farmer’s Wife Quilt sampler I got a bit excited. I had started the Dear Jane Quilt but found the 4.5” blocks just too small, so I thought it was a great opportunity to start a sampler Quilt for myself.

I'm using Strawberry Fields from Fig Tree Quilts
and have really enjoyed putting the Blocks together.
Thanks has to go to Linz on Flicker who posted all the templates in an easy to copy document, 15 pages instead one for every block.
I got them Laminated and have used them like Templastic.

So far I have only made 4 Blocks...
It shouldn't take long to catch up!

The rest of the weekend has been devoted to quilting other peoples Quilts.

This one is my Mother’s. I have done an all-over Feather design and it’s made from Mrs March’s Fabric by Lecien. I’m not sure of the pattern but if you would like to know it I can find out for you!

I have also finished a Baby Quilt for Friends

of ours that have just had a baby Girl.

I used the stand by Baby Quilt pattern by Oh Frannson!

with my last Charm Pack of Hushabye

Now I'm going to be a couch Potato and start stitching

my Birdie Block for July!

I Love my Design Wall!

2011-06-25T16:14:00.001+10:00

Cutting instructions have been posted on Don't call me Betsy's Blog
so I have done some cutting and playing on the design wall.

This is the Baby Quilt size listed on the Blog and I'm thinking of cutting another 4 blocks worth of Fabric to make it more of a Square Quilt.

The Fabric Requirements are very Generous
I only used Half of my Fat Quarters,
so I have a heap left for extras and maybe something extra in the Backing.

I Fabric I have used is Mango Kona and Wild Thyme.

I'm Bad...

2011-06-19T15:32:00.001+10:00

I'm Bad...

I really wasn't going to buy these!

I kept telling myself I could live without...Apparently I cannot...

I wasn't sure I liked the latest installment of Birdie Stitches,

but I have to admit it has grown on me since I have finished it!

Kaleidoscope QAL...Finally a Fabric choice...

2011-06-18T15:48:00.000+10:00

I have finally decided on my Fabric for the Kaleidoscope QAL.
Going through my huge stash the urge to use some of my newer fabric was strong but I went down to the bottom tub and look what I found!

Wild Thyme sitting there saying Pick Me, Pick Me, Pick Me!

I am using a Strong Orange as my Solid so get your Sunnies ready...

Now to sit back and wait for the QAL to start...

It works!...It actually works!

2011-06-11T17:02:00.002+10:00

This is my Finished Needleturn Applique Cushion isn't he Cute!

Last Weekend I went to the Daylesford Craft Experience and had a Ball!

I met some new friends and even got to sit next to Michelle,
who I sat with last year.

Great coincidence!

Three Designers attended the event and were all very giving of their time and knowledge.

Jodie from Ric Rac came and sat with us and had us all laughing within seconds, she put together a few projects for us one being this craft clock...

Everyone need a clock like this or at least one that could make time standstill for a while!

We also had Kristen Doran from Kristen Doran Designs who does the most

beautiful screen printed Fabric came and sat with us and showed us

the process of getting the Illustrations from Paper to Fabric on her designs.

Melly from Melly and Me came and taught us how to Needle turn,
Promising that it was easy,
I went and got a kit for her cute elephant cushion.

I traced the design on with a pencil and found after finishing my elephant I couldn’t remove the pencil... not Happy!

Earlier this morning I was on Flicker and I read that someone had used a Frixion pen and then ironed the fabric and it disappeared, so off to the store I go...

Anyway after returning I ripped the packaging open, found a scrap piece of white linen and scribbled all over, well it disappeared!!!!!

With this knowledge I got some more Fabric,
luckily I have a Mountain of Little Menagerie in my stash
and started another elephant.
I am so happy with how the pen works, you will be too!

These are the photos to prove it works!

Please Don't be critical of my stitches I am just a learner!!! and these are serious close-ups!

Before...

After...

Before...

After...

On the back of the Packet it say that the ink will reappear at minus 20 degrees Celsius, so considering that where I live only gets down to minus 4-5 Celsius a couple of times over winter each Year
I think I’m fairly safe.

So 3 Hours later I have Finished my Elephant Cushion and he is sooo cute.

I'm thinking of doing the matching Quilt...

Melly has changed my mind on Needle turn,
It really helps when you understand what you have been shown,
so Thanks Melly!

Look Mum I even put a Zip in!

Kaleidoscope QAL

2011-06-04T06:04:00.000+10:00

Elizabeth over at Don't call me Betsy is hosting a Quilt Along.
YAY!!!!!
This year is quickly becoming my 'Year of the Quilt Along'
but since I have finished all of my other QAL's on time I can start another. Right?!?
Anyway she is doing a Kaleidoscope Quilt, but you probably worked that out already considering the name of the QAL!
This Quilt is one I have always wanted to make so there's no better time.

It's great fun joining QAL's with a Bunch of People, they help keep your motivation high.

So make sure you join in if you can!!!

Not sure on my fabric choose yet, but I will let you know when I do.

Well I must get off the computer I have a Daylesford Craft experience to get to!

Talk soon,

CottonFloss...

2011-05-29T15:32:00.000+10:00

I bought this Fantastic book and I just had to share!

Natalie Lymer is the brains behind Cinderberry Stitches, which if you read my blog often you know I'm one of her biggest Fans...

Look at these Georgous Owls...Birds are one of my weaknesses!

Wall Hanging, So Cute...

Toadstool Pin Cushions...

Needle and Thread Holders...

Head over to Natalie's Blog as her photos are of the actual items not just pictures from the book!

I am returning to Daylesford Next Weekend for the Craft Experience,

Last Years blog post is Here

Helloooo!

2011-05-22T15:10:00.000+10:00

Meet Mr Owl...

Remember when I won this from SewCraftyJess?

Well I purchased another 3 charm packs this is what I came up with...

A while back I bought Whooo loves you? A Quilt Pattern by Brenda Riddle, because it had the cutest owl on it.

This was my first attempt at raw edge applique and I must say that I really enjoyed every moment.

It has inspired me to give Kellie's patterns from Don’t look Now a go!

I have also finished my 2 blocks for Birdie Stitches so I can now say I’m up to date Yay!!!!!

May is definitely my favourite block so far....

Sorry for the Dark Photos, Rainy Day here!

All it's good for is...

Pathetic I know!

Blogger's Quilt Festival 2011...

2011-05-15T10:47:00.000+10:00

Welcome to my entry for the Bloggers Quilt Festival.

I was very unsure of which Quilt to pick , I have a couple which I am very proud of this time!

In the end I had to make a decision so I went with my Single Girl Quilt...

When I started this Quilt Along with the Single Girl Support Group

I was unsure how I would go,

My track record with finishing Quilt Along's is not so good.

So with this in mind I went will a 4 ring version of the Quilt because I knew that any more would have been asking way too much!

This was the first Quilt that I needed templates for so I was apprehensive to say the least.

I chose Just Wing It! by MoMo

Then I set about getting everything in order

Next to pick the background colour ...

My design wall made making the Quilt so much easier, I don't know if it would have been finished if I had to keep getting up and down off the floor!

I quilted it with a Leaf and Butterfly design...

Just Wing It! is all about Butterflies if you haven't seen the Fabric up close.

I was so happy to finish the quilt in the time frame set out.

(never happened before!)

This Quilt has opened me up to choosing more involved patterns,

instead of A Quilt in a Weekend

After all it's all about the Quality not the Quantity right?

A big thank you to Amy of Amy's Creative Side

for hosting such a Great event,

You bring so many talented Quilters together.

It's great, because you find so many Fabulous Blogs

that you would have never known existed before.

Supernova Finished......Yay!!!!!!

2011-05-07T16:26:00.005+10:00

My Supernova Quilt is as per instructions on Lee's Blog Freshly Pieced Quilted and bound.

A big thank you to Lee who posted the instructions for

such a wonderful Quilt for Free,

because if you had packaged it into a pattern

you would have sold Hundreds!

The instructions were very clear and concise.

If you didn't join in on the Quilt Along, make sure you have a go at this Quilt sometime, It really isn't as daunting as it looks!

The Centre block...

Love Hope Valley Too...

I have quilted it with an orange peel design.

I am so happy with how this has turned out!

I am so happy that so far this year I have been able to focus on one Quilt at a time.

Well not quite... I have finished a project that will be published in the next few months and also happily working on an alternative size for everyone. I have pieced it using my Favourite Central Park fabrics so when that’s quilted I will give you a small sneak peek!

It’s so hard not telling you about it, but the wait is nearly over...

I have finished last month’s birdie stitches but it is yet to have borders so when that happens I will post a photo.

Has everyone checked out the latest block? I think it’s the prettiest so far.

Happy Mothers Day! on Sunday to my Wonderful Mum, I love you Lots!

The Versatile Blogger!

2011-05-01T10:00:00.000+10:00

Mandy from seamsewstogether has passed on this blog award!

I now have to tell you about 7 things you don't know about me, it's really hard when your as boring as me!

I start work at 5am everyday.
I'm not a Social Butterfly due to my Shyness.
I work in a room with no windows for 9 hours a day.
I have never been on an Airplane.
I still dislike Brussel sprouts, and yes I did give them a second go!
I hate gardening, It's a dirt thing!
I will soon be a Published Quilt Designer.

I now have to pass the award on to 5 Bloggers whom I love to visit!

Adele @ http://bravosgrandkid.blogspot.com/
Aimee @ http://saltmarshdesigns.blogspot.com/
Melanie @ http://myfifteenminutebreak.blogspot.com/
Jessica @ http://sewcraftyjess.blogspot.com/
Robyn @ http://daisyquilts.blogspot.com/

Now you can go and visit these wonderfully Talented ladies for yourself.

Here's to Quilting without Obligation!!

2011-04-27T20:13:00.001+10:00

I Quilt because I Love it!

I Quilt because it makes me smile (unless I'm unpicking)

I Quilt because it gives me an excuse to buy more fabric!

If you Quilt without obligation as well head over to Jen's Blog

ANZAC Day 2011

2011-04-25T04:58:00.000+10:00

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning,
We will remember them.

Lest we forget

Decision Made!

2011-04-24T14:09:00.001+10:00

It's amazing how much clearer things look after a good nights sleep!

I have put the borders on my Supernova and I love it.

It was blue centre square that was troubling me until I put the borders on, I should have trusted myself a bit better...

Hoping everyone is having a Great Easter!

What to do?

2011-04-23T15:04:00.000+10:00

I have put together my Supernova blocks.

I wanted to do the centre as a Scrappy type Block with the arms being the same colour as the blocks they intersected with. The centre block is a slate blue which will be my corresponding colour in the borders, My idea being that it started the slate blue and will end the slate blue.

What do you think?

I'm still at the unsure stage and contemplating pulling it out, so if you think it looks good let me know and I will leave or visa versa, if you hate I will pull out and make another block.

This is what I quilted yesterday!
Sherbet Pips is such a Fun Range, Have you seen the sneak peek of Little Apples on Aneela's Blog...
So Cute! Love the turtles...

Wonderful Colours...

I Love the Swings...

2011-04-17T17:19:00.000+10:00

I had a Great time at AQC in Melbourne and was very restrained with my purchases...

These are the only thing's that came home with me....

Love!

I have another three blocks together in my Supernova Quilt...

I have lost a bit of my Mo Jo with sewing, so I spent most of the day on the couch sewing down binding on My Fandango Quilt, mind you I only got halfway on the Monster!

Slow Going...

2011-04-10T13:30:00.004+10:00

I've spent most of the weekend working on a clients Quilt,
but I have managed to get 3 Supernova Blocks together...yay!

Anyone who thinks this Quilt is too difficult,

Give it a Go...it's Easy and loads of Fun!

I have finally finished Block 3 of Birdie Stitches, only a few days behind :)

This Bird is sooooo cute!

Pity he was dropped on head as a Baby, his Flat spot never came good!

Next weekend I'm off to the Quilt Convention in Melbourne.

Retail Therapy is always good!

SuperNova... Some Progress!

2011-04-03T14:02:00.000+10:00

I did some cutting...

I did some sorting...

And.. Ta Da...

Thanks to my design wall I have a mockup Block.

Only 9 more to go...

Weekend Away!

2011-03-28T15:32:00.004+11:00

I have been to a Quilting Retreat with my sister-in-law all weekend.
It was Fantastic!!!!!!!
We had lots of Talking, Laughter, and of course Sewing.

I have made 4 wonderful new Friends, with whom I will be doing it all again with very soon!

I took the Freckled Whimsy Pattern Pocketful of Pinwheels to play with and ended up making the whole Quilt top.

My dog always thinks it's play time, even on a white quilt top....

I have also pulled out the Supernova Instructions and have begun organizing my fabrics.

I am doing it in Hope Valley the same as the Original but my solid will be Grey.

I love this Fabric!

Now I'm off to do block 3 of Birdie Stitches because it's the 1st April on Friday and I said I would finish early...promises,promises!

I'm proud of this Finish!

2011-03-20T16:01:00.002+11:00

I was going to do a scrappy border in my Feature Fabric but due to circumstances beyond my control
(see here)
I had to do a Quick Finish so I ended up putting 5" borders on instead.

I really Love how this Quilt turned out.

This is the first ever Quilt along
I've participated in that I have actually finished on time.

I have other Quilt Along's still languishing in the UFO pile

so this is a huge milestone for me.

I choose my edge to edge pattern because the feature fabric I used for the Quilt is Just Wing It by Mo Mo.

This fabric is all about Butterflies,
so my Quilting consists of leaves and Butterflies

It has taken all weekend but now I'm Ready for SuperNova...

My newest Bundle of Joy...

This is Modern Workshop By Oliver + S

Now to dig out Hope Valley and prepare myself to cut it up....

Supernova Quilt-Along

2011-03-16T19:50:00.000+11:00

Lee, from the Fabulous blog Freshly Pieced, designed this awesome quilt pattern called Supernova.

She's broken down the piecing instructions into 3 stages

making it achievable (I hope)

Cutting instructions will be posted on March 24th, but yardage requirements are already online.

I have a Fat Quarter bundle of Hope Valley so...

This might be the Right time to cut it up!

So we all get to post photos of our progress on her Supernova Quilt Along Flickr Group, and generally have a great time while making this beautiful quilt!

Let's hope that I can keep up...

But let's face it there is no better motivator

than a group of people expecting to see a Finished Quilt!

Who else is going to join in the Fun?

Fandango Quilt...

2011-03-13T14:38:00.001+11:00

Remember this ?

Yesterday I loaded her on the Gammill and went for It!

It took about 4 Hours to complete....

I Quilted in a pattern called Nouveau Flower.

Th pattern is Quite loose so it's still lovely and Squishy

Also......

A while ago I watched this video on YouTube from the Missouri Quilt Co.

I bought the tool and it's been sitting waiting for it's first use.

I finally got to use the binding tool...

I can highly recommend it to anyone, It's soooo easy to use

It makes the final bias seam so easy to do,

and the binding fitted perfectly on the Quilt.

Fabulous!!!!!

I'm doin' a Happy Dance...

2011-03-06T13:58:00.001+11:00

Thank You to everyone for helping choose my background!

I Love It...

Now did the fact that I have said on a number of occasions that purple is my Favorite colour sway you into the decision?

This is all I thought I was going to be able to show today,

I had a few fights with my single girl quilt...

But I became a friend to my unpicker...

I'm doin' a Happy Dance...

Now on to the borders, mmmm what to do...

Back with more soon!

Single Girl Quilt Along Progress....

2011-02-27T15:28:00.002+11:00

Not that it looks like much , but this is what I have achieved today...

All ring fabric is cut and I have started piecing the arcs.

Now for the big decision... I don't want to do my solid as white.

The fabric I'm working with has a lot of fabrics with a white background and I think it will be to hard to see the definite rings.

What do you guys think Orange or Purple....Help!!!

Not keen on Charoal or Light Grey.....
I don't want to have to buy more fabric, need to use my stash!

Birdie Stitches Block #2

2011-02-26T14:28:00.005+11:00

March is nearly here!

I decided to take this block slower but this is ridiculous....

Now I'm ready for Block #3.....

I won't dawdle on next month... Promise

Fat Quarterly are having a coloured theme every month and next month's colour is Violet/Purple..
As you all know it's my Favorite colour so I thought I would share one of my entries for their mosaic..

The colours range from Blue, Green, Yellow and of course Purple
This is an Evening Bag...

Made out of variegated hand dyed Velvet and Felt then embroidered.
The Flowers are made with ribbon and fishing line.

It's called Monet which is part of
The Fabulous Bag Collection By Catherine Howell
If your interested in patterns or kits
they are available at Colour Streams

I Won!!!!

2011-02-25T15:11:00.000+11:00

Jess over at sewcraftyjess was having a Giveaway

for her 100th Blog Post and I won!!!!!!

I have an a very ordinary week at my real job, so it was a pleasure to come home and find this in the mail...

Thank You to Jess for her generosity and if you haven't checked out her blog before head on over....you won't be sorry!

Single Girl Quilt Along....

2011-02-19T16:03:00.001+11:00

Not that I needed anything else to fill in my day but, I couldn't resist!

The Idea that everyone could possibly do the single girl quilt together was too alluring.

After all when a support group is formed you know that you probably shouldn't attempt this pattern by yourself, or risk sitting under the desk sucking your thumb!

My pattern only turned up yesterday, so I spent my Friday Night cutting my templates out.

I'm using a new line for Moda called Just Wing It, which is me to a tee.

Templates have never been my thing, so it's a ~~big~~ huge step for me, And it is circular so it will be interesting!!

There are 36 Fabrics for each ring and I'm still unsure of whether to do a Baby Quilt at 4 Rings or really go for it and do 9 rings.

Who else is taking part?, and how big is your quilt going to be?

Now for the business end of my blog...

A big thank you to everyone who has entered the giveaway!!!!

And the winner is Poppyprint, Congratulations Krista I will be in touch soon...

Giveaway - SORRY GIVEAWAY CLOSED....

2011-02-12T09:17:00.002+11:00

I cannot believe that it's one year since I started this blog, I have had so much fun sharing my Quilts with everyone and have also met some wonderful and extremely Talented Quilting friends in the process,

so to Celebrate I am Giving away a Pure Jelly roll!!!!!

~~This Giveaway is open to Everyone Worldwide...~~

How to Win:

~~Become a Follower and Leave me a Comment.~~
~~Then leave me another comment telling~~
~~me what you will make using the Jelly roll.~~

~~Be specific, I love to read the details!~~

~~Blog about my Giveaway for a second entry!~~

~~Please, please, please make sure your blogger is not set to no-reply, or leave an email address so I can contact you.~~

~~The winner will be chosen on Saturday the 19th of February.~~

~~(Australian Eastern Standard Time)~~

~~Good luck!~~

Folded Fabric Quilt....

2011-02-06T15:42:00.000+11:00

I have been working on some UFO'S that have been

pushed aside for other things

The First is My Hunky Dory quilt with the folded flowers. This was from a Moda Bake Shop Pattern but as usual I changed it...

I have alternated a folded square with a plain layer cake square

The Second is my New Wave Quilt...

I did a Large Loopy pattern all over...

Now I'm off to trace the Second Birdie Block, It's so cute!

Head over to Little Miss Shabbys Blog, you will want to join in if you haven't already!

2011-02-04T12:49:00.001+11:00

Hot (31 Degrees Celsius) and Humid (95%) here today,

Can't go too far, get too sweaty YUK!

Good excuse to do some more Hexies....

My New Design Wall...

2011-01-29T16:40:00.000+11:00

I have always wanted a design wall but the price tag has always stopped me.

Well I'm lucky enough to have a Handy Husband

who was only too happy to help me make one,

OK, he probably did more than I did but I had to

take action shots, :)
It's not the super gorgeous but it will keep me happy.
This is a photo heavy blog but it might help you build your own!!!

Two pieces MDF laying on Wadding

Staple Gun very Handy...

Separation...

Ready for Hinges...

Hinge placement...

Now outside, this is the back of the design wall

Spray adhesive...

Adding more wadding to the back...

Now neat and tidy when I close the design wall...

Finished product!!!!
A big Thank You to my Hubby for making this for me,
now all the projects that I haven't started because
I don't want to crawl around on the floor I can Do...

Look what we did....

2011-01-27T19:19:00.000+11:00

Thank You again...Together we can Change Lives.The Amount above proves this!!!

Drum Roll...Winner is.....

2011-01-24T17:17:00.000+11:00

Janice

Woo Hoo.....

Thank you to everyone for taking part in my raffle,

Your money will go towards making lives better

I will Contact you soon Janice.

I'm Blushing!!!

2011-01-22T07:14:00.000+11:00

****Details for my QLD Flood raffle
A $5 sherbet Pips Layer Cake Here****

My new Sister Kelli has passed an award on to me , it's called the Liebster Award.

It's for Blogs will less than 300 Followers that don't get the recognition they deserve (Oh Shucks...)

I also get to pass it on to 3 of my favorite blogs to visit.

Here Goes....

1. Creativity amongst chaos, this site is a must visit, Cori has the most amazing little birdie applique quilts.

She is currently doing a BOM called Rosie Tweet.

I have signed up for it so you will see my blocks as I make them.

2. And then what'd she say, I get a lot of inspiration from Ruth as she is a little Quirky with everything she creates.

3. Stitchnbits, What can I say , Amelia has very similar tastes to me so I always like to see what she's up too.

Please go visit these blogs, you will be very inspired by these clever ladies,

I know I was!!

Last Call for a $5 Dollar Sherbet Pips Layer Cake!!!!!

2011-01-15T11:33:00.002+11:00

Competition Ended Winner is Janice!

I'm having a Raffle!!!

Please consider Helping those who have lost everything they own and hold dear,

especially those who have lost loved ones.

You will be paying your money directly to the Queensland Flood Appeal

Queensland, Australia is in dire need of your help, with flooding creating havoc across the state.
Brisbane, Australia's Third Largest City, population of over 2 million has been inundated with water ,
75% of Queensland has been affected by flooding and is now considered a major disaster zone.

So,

In conjunction with Toni of Make It Perfect, and a whole heap of Bloggers we are offering sales, auctions, raffles and giveaways. Toni has a master list of all the happenings up on her blog.

Where else will you have the chance to get a $5 Layer Cake

I am offering a Sherbet Pips Layer Cake as the prize - it will go to the person randomly chosen as the winner on Monday 24th.

That means you have until Sunday 23rd at midnight to comment.

Please read carefully:

This giveaway is open to everyone no matter where you live.

I will cover all postage costs.

To enter this giveaway you must donate $5 to the Premier's Flood Relief Appeal.

You may enter as many times as you like but each entry / donation must have a separate receipt number. (eg: donate $5 ten times if you want to donate $50- then comment ten times with your receipt number and yep its a pain in the bum, but that is as fair as I can make it folks)

After you have done this , return here and leave your comment with your receipt number.

If you don't have an account to leave a comment you can click on my profile and email me your name and receipt number and I will comment for you.
Please leave a contact email with your donation comment or email me privately with your comment information.
Remember to come back Tuesday 25th to see if your the winner!!!

Especially if you have comments set to non reply!

Please only comment here with your Receipt number... Other comments will be deleted to make the random generator work a bit easier - ta!

I mean, is there really something better you can do with only $5 than to give it to the people affected by the floods.

I doubt it.

Thank You in Advance,
What are you waiting for.... Donate!!!!!!

Birdie Stitches Block #1

2011-01-09T12:15:00.001+11:00

Here's the completed block....

Sooo Cute!!!

I have used Central Park which happens to contain My Fave Colour of all time

Purple...

Why do so many ranges avoid using Purple?

Not enough Purple I say!!!!!

I am Trying to Complete a few UFO's at the moment, Lots of Attaching Binding which is not so good now the Temperature has reached the 30's Celsius .

Seems silly have the Air Conditioning on and sitting Under a Quilt...

Quilters are Mad! (In a Good Way) :-)

Happy 2011...

2011-01-02T14:53:00.000+11:00

I hope everyone had a fantastic holiday season, I know I did!

I feel invigorated to create and have been happily doing so...

Starting with Little Miss Shabby's Birdie stitchery block of the month.

I have decided to use a Central Park Jelly Roll

for the 2.5" squares and will strip piece them.

These are my DMC Colours....

I have also cut into my Sherbet Pips Layer Cake...

I Love this line it's sooo cute...

I am using the Boxed in Pattern from Moda Bake Shop

Merry Christmas...

2010-12-25T07:58:00.000+11:00

To All my Blogger Friends,
Greetings of this Lovely Season
And Extra Special Wishes too
For a truly Wonderful Christmas
And a Fun-Filled New Year too

I hope your Christmas is truly Magical...

Sublime Season #3

2010-12-19T15:20:00.000+11:00

I was going through my cupboards and I found the Box containing these Sweet Girls, If I remember rightly they were going to be finished for Xmas this year,Whoops!!!

But in usual form I but the project away trying to be tidy and I forget all about it.

So I may need to keep this one out so I can finish for Xmas 2011.

Today I finished Block number #3

I do Love these Fat little Birds.....

Uses for Quilts....

2010-12-15T07:45:00.003+11:00

Does anyone else use Quilts as Tablecloths?

Off the Rails....

2010-12-12T07:43:00.001+11:00

I have finished piecing my Off the Rails Quilt.

Pattern is by Kate Conklin.

The Quilt has turned out Massive!!!!

70"x78".......

I'm so Happy with how it turned out..

Wonky....

2010-12-05T14:42:00.000+11:00

I have just finished piecing 24 of these wonky blocks.

The blocks are 18" x 13", so the quilt will be a great cuddling size when finished.

The range is the Gorgeous 'Fandango' by Kate Spain

I'm Back!!!!

2010-12-04T15:18:00.000+11:00

Well I'm home from the Wedding which was wonderful.

Even the rain couldn't dampen the spirits on the Day.

My Brother Paul and his Beautiful Bride Kelli...

I have also got my Machine back Yeah!!!!

The only thing wrong with it was a needle tip had lodged into the underside of the throat plate, weird huh!

He needed pliers to retrive the pesky part.

I haven't broken a needle for a long time so it must have been laying in wait for the right time to annoy..

At least my sewing machine mechanic is great he only charged me $25 for the whole thing.

Now that I have it back I should be paying it some attention...

Goin' to a chapel......

2010-11-21T17:54:00.002+11:00

And My Brother's Gettin Mar-a-a-ried!!!
I am so Excited!
My Fabulous Brother is Marrying an Equally Fabulous Girl next Weekend.
I was in need of The Perfect Clutch Bag for My Outfit.
After searching Retail Outlets with no Success I decided to make my own!

It came from Noodleheads Blog and was fairly easy to make, which is always good!

The only drawback is that my Computerized Janome QC Machine had a meltdown during Construction and no she no longer goes... :(
(I think it was the sight of the Zip that tipped her over the Edge)

So it's off to the Doctor for her.

This may seem silly but I'm literally missing her already and she hasn't left the house yet!

Out came Bertha my very first sewing Machine,

she's a Bernette 730 aged about 20yrs.

When you go back to a Basic Model

Here's a few things I have Found we get way too used to...

Yes, you do miss the Needle Readjusting back to original point when you stop, not just wherever the hell it feels like at the time you lift your foot from the Pedal...
(This includes the Needle Down Function)

You do miss the varied speed a machine can have,

Bertha has two speeds:Flat out and Stop!

Needle Threaders are awesome...

Thread Cutters are swell as well...

But....

She still runs like a Dream,

No oil for years and still perfect tension and stitching!

She been in a box for the last 10 yrs only going on Vacation to stay with Future Sister In Law until she was so hooked on Quilting she had to have her own Machine.

I knew she would be drawn into my Quilting Web......He He!

Go over and meet her on her Blog Kelli's Pieces.

She is Super Talented and A Natural at everything she does

And I can't Wait for her to Become my Sister!!!

Owls Recover Nicely!

2010-11-14T13:10:00.000+11:00

Here is my Finished Owl Quilt top..

This is a Stack and Slash Method of cutting and piecing.

I so Love this Quilt, Only the Quilting to go.

Not sure What I want do do yet. Any Ideas?

This also turned up on my Doorstep this week.

Just like her Blog Oh Fransson!

Very Informative and Beautiful, Beautiful Quilts

Owls In Weekend Slashing!!!

2010-11-08T19:00:00.000+11:00

This is the Owl Panel I have been coveting for a while.

So I have made the First Cuts (ouch!!!!!)

I am using a Pattern by Kate Conklin, with a stack and slash technique

This is the co-ordinating fabric I am putting with it...

Watch this Space!

Blogger's Quilt Festival - Fall 2010

2010-10-29T18:40:00.002+11:00

Welcome to the Fall Edition of the Festival!

The Quilt I want to share with you is one of my Favorites. I made this with a Disappearing Nine Patch Block in Amy Butler Fabrics.

This Quilt was Born after being so inspired by looking at white sashed Quilts on Flicker!

I have Quilted it with an Edge to Edge Paisley Design.

A big Thank You has to go out to Amy for Hosting the Quilt Festival, it's always a great way of everyone sharing their work

Ready for a Night on the Town!

2010-10-24T17:03:00.000+11:00

My Bag is Finished! This is the bag that matches the phone pouch I showed you last time.

Janelle writes fantastic Patterns, this is the most fiddly-looking bag I have attemped for a while. Normally I find something doesn't quite fit with bags but I am pleased to say all components matches perfectly!

Here's a few Fab Fabrics that arrived this week

Dreaming in French by Patricia Bravo

Hope Valley by Denyse Schmidt

High Society by Khristian A Howell

Not my fault blame the Aussie Dollar!