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t know how many people are coming from Sydney, and how many from away… having never done this on my own in Adelaide at the moment of her military quilts and the associated research, that I’m hoping to get down It’s called Tidy Town, which is a play on my Tiny Town quilt as it uses the same shaped pieced (but not and a tiny little rose that holds your thimble which is in pieces at present. What do you think?

Today the final instalment of Spooky Town is mixed in with the Tiny Town Sew Along on the free blog. quilting and borders, and as both posts were going to be fairly similar, I thought I’d mix up a Quilt Town It’s a lovely little mix of applique and machine piecing, and a tiny little bit of English Paper piecing glass radiants, and the starry glass corners are anchors for strawberry plants, with flowers and little tiny solid, and the gingham (the design below shows the sections the gingham is used in) is one of Robyn’s own

Tidy Town is a sweet little caddy to sit on your sewing table. the pattern comes with the stiff card Each side has an adorable applique scene, and one side has an extra pocket to keep things tidy. 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.

If you want a little in on the fun, the patterns for my TweedleDee Project Bag and Tidy Town Caddy are You get $5 off each of these - Tidy Town Caddy Kit, Tweedle Dee Project Bag Kit, Tidy Town Caddy pattern

Using my Perfect Circles method they will be quick to turn and stitch down! piece a little something into the centre of the block - some triangles, or a square in a square, or a tiny

Just a quick one today Stitchymites… I’m off on a mini break! 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! We had ours with some tiny little school prawns and a squeeze of lemon, they were so fresh and sweet. Such a dinner, eaten sitting on the grass by the water as the sun went down! Can’t beat it.

discount code on two new patterns.... yep I know lots of you are waiting, next week I'll be releasing the Tidy Town Caddy and Tweedle Dee Pouch.

This mini club is the program not meant to happen :) But due to popular demand for a mini BOM style program The Lemonade Stand is 6 months of mini projects including Dolly Quilts, bags, pillows and other small

Some are from my website, but some are things I love or own or want Santa to pop into my Christmas stocking The center pedestal measures approximately 5″ high and can be adjusted in multiple directions – up/down The tins are incredible reasonable as not only do they have pretty outsides, but Pam lines the inside Here's a little video of my own tin - CORGIS!! beautiful new ones coming out but this one has caught my eye at the present - sewing themed motifs by Tiny

classes when I arrive at my destinations, but all of the years of travelling internationally on my own The event is held in Sisters, Oregon, a little town in the Oregon mountains on the way up to the Canadian The whole town gets involved with the show and theres a community spirit around it that is like nothing Around 15,000 people flock to the town to see over 1,000 quilts hanging through the streets, on the side Once the shop quilts are hung, the rest of the town starts to be hung and by 8 am all 1,000 quilts are

To cut the next triangle, simply turn the ruler upside down, so that the flat top is at the bottom and together and ironed them open, clip the little ear off the edge of the square to allow for neat and tidy believe in open seams one little bit I’m sorry to say - and here I have always pressed with the up and down

Well peeps that was a slam dunker of a little mini break. launch bizzo has calmed down. You can still sign up for Stop, Thief! Your own private water taxi. The boat is owned by a lovely couple called Jess and Laurie, who rescued it when it was just about sinking boat comes with a little orange 1970’s runabout off the back called Ginger, that you can pootle up and down