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She says hello to you all and hopes you enjoy the zipper pouch. I hope you have fun making it, and filling it. Center the zipper over the top face up, and then place the window panel face down on the top, lining Lay the other window piece face down on top and clip together. Stitch using your zipper foot. care to poke the corners and edges out nice and flat using a chop stick or a blunt pencil through the hole

I hope you're all well and not driving yourselves bananas in the lead up to Christmas. I have trouble getting her interested in sewing (I'll wear her down eventually!!) Put a big ring of glue around the edge of the cardboard and press the fabric over it to glue it down. Iron the edges of the fabric over on all four sides, and then run a little stitch to hold the edges down I used a book to hold it down for a few moments so its was stuck.

They are in their own seperate room, hung on four walls, along with a real unicorn's horn hiding in the lady is surrounded by  countless flowers, orange trees, pines and oaks, as well as animals such as rabbits These are my own photos and video -  there are a lot of better lit and more detailed ones at the links of my favourite places in the whole building. hope you have a good one!

I hope you're having a lovely week. Place the pouch front on top of the zipper, face down. Pin through all three layers. Turn the pouch right side out through the hole you left in the lining. lining closed, either by hand or machine, and then push the lining into the bag and press everything down

Tomorrow and Tomorrow, by Gabrielle Zevin * The first block of A Day in Happyland, which is a BOM by Anne Downs embroidery on traditional quilt blocks, but as my quilts got more “modern” (blerch, I hate being pigeon holed And I’m going my own way with the colours. I’m not following the colour charts she provides btw, I chose my own rainbow! Such a dinner, eaten sitting on the grass by the water as the sun went down! Can’t beat it.

First up, the Sydney Quilt Show starts TOMORROW, so if you are a Sydney sider get on down there for the ever had one or two people flake out and not send, and I always have lovely people offer to fill those holes I hope you will join in too! You can sign up for the Swap here ! I hope you will join in, I’d love to see some of your smiling faces! I’m hoping I will have some more done for next Wednesday, and also I’ll be able to give you a little

launch bizzo has calmed down. You can still sign up for Stop, Thief! Your own private water taxi. boat comes with a little orange 1970’s runabout off the back called Ginger, that you can pootle up and down If you look at my face you’ll see I’m pretty unhappy about the whole situation. That’s it peeps, I’m crashing down from the holiday vibe and next week maybe we will dive into some process

Things have been a little bananas  - well a whole bunch of bananas actually! t know how many people are coming from Sydney, and how many from away… having never done this on my own to get down to - they have never been shown before. It’s a hand pieced sewing caddy, to sit next to where you like to stitch at home. It’s called Tidy Town, which is a play on my Tiny Town quilt as it uses the same shaped pieced (but not

Hello Smites and I hope you’re all well and happy! To cut the next triangle, simply turn the ruler upside down, so that the flat top is at the bottom and believe in open seams one little bit I’m sorry to say - and here I have always pressed with the up and down

It seems I am not superwoman after all and what I really need is a good lie down. Who knew? They're going to look great, I just have to get back down to the studio and get some sewing time in. When Oscar and Alyssa have their own place and their own tree (hopefully next year!) When Charlie and Lizzie started dating and Charlie went to their house for the first time, he came home It's a short post this week, I do hope you'll forgive me.

Some are from my website, but some are things I love or own or want Santa to pop into my Christmas stocking I hope you find this little round up fun! The center pedestal measures approximately 5″ high and can be adjusted in multiple directions – up/down Flower Power Pin Holder Lori Holt does it again for the cute sewing room bits and bobs.  Here's a little video of my own tin - CORGIS!!

Tidy Town is a sweet little caddy to sit on your sewing table. the pattern comes with the stiff card Even better, the Tidy Town Caddy will fit neatly inside the bag, so you can pop all your threads and The cherry blossoms are done with curved English Paper Piecing,  and then appliqued down. PURCHASE THEM ALL HERE I hope you find something there to excite you! ENTER HERE I hope you are looking forward to some sewing this weekend wherever you are!