Yarn galore

Recently a heap of scarf yarns have arrived in store. These are sooo easy to knit and look really nice. I have also included a photo of my resident model Betsy showing off the "Ribbons" yarn.

Show and Tell

Here is another of Anne's that she made using the fabrics called "Papparrazi" by Red Rooster. These fabrics are vanishing fast as they make the most stunning quilts. Another class member is using these to make Monica Poole's "Sweet and Sassy" design.

Kaffe Fassett

Here is a photo of a quilt made by Anne in my Friday class. Clever girl she is as she designs her owns quilts out of her head. She has used Kaffe Fassett fabrics from the shop. More Kaffe's have arrived in the last few days with some more on their way. I will post a photo of them soon.

Progress!

For the past 2 years (and a bit) I have been making a quilt called Irish Circles by Karen Cunningham. Well I am feeling a little bit excited as I have now managed to complete all of the inside blocks. All I have to do now is the borders. One border is appliqued and the other is pieced. I am hoping it is not going to take me another 2 years to finish them...... Here is a sneak peak at some of my blocks. I will post another photo once I have them sewn up together.

Woven Bag Workshop

A few weekends ago I held a woven bag workshop. Here is a photo of what the girls accomplished. There will be another workshop later in the year for those interested contact the shop and we will put your name on the list.

But wait there's more.....

A little bit more to tempt you, Cochecco Mills IV by Judie Rothermel and......

Secret Garden by Lynette Anderson with cute little beehives, flowers and ladybeetles. I particularly like the mauves.

Double the flood

Whilst our little town of Cootamundra was being flooded with rain, my shop was being flooded with new fabric arrivals.  Here are some of the ranges, I will endeavour to show you more in a couple of days.... stay tuned.

Firstly from French General.......

Then there was Bridgeport by Jo Morton......