My name is Sharron, I have been married 33 years, Mother to
Daughter 29, Son 27, Schnoodle 5, Grandmother to Aidan, Own Business, I live at Elizabeth Bay in
New South Wales and have been quilting for over 26 years.
Wednesday Wonderings
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Another month and another Wander and Wonder. But where? And what? And who?
Here’s a clue (or two) Two of our intrepid explorers set off, crossed into
anoth...
Playing catch up........
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The upside of family being your shearer is you know them very
well.........the down side is when they play hairdresser with my
pets......Bridget is sport...
Kelmscott Plaid with Ebony Suite
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*Kelmscott Plaid*
40" x 40"
9-1/2" Finished blocks
Simple piecing and cutting using the neutrals of my *Ebony Suite*, latest
William Morris reproduct...
Diverted!
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A Covid interlude – Himself not Myself. Very little progress on anything.
But a sample block has been put together with some degree of success.
Actually I’...
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Twelve months ago today, I lost one of my dearest friends; Di Ford Hall.
This all sounds a bit clichéd, but one of life's amazing women left us all,
far ...
2020 almost done !
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We just never know what is going to happen in our lifetimes and what a year
2020 has served up to the world ! We have all been in it together, they
kept on...
Quilt Memories
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Hi there, it has been a long time since my last blog post! My friends near
and far have been asking me to start blogging again. Even though I'm
posting d...
Organic Applique
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Hello! Its been so long since I did a blog post that I forgot my password!
However, I am back and really excited to be talking about my new book,
Organic A...
A Ball of Pink Fluff
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My New Year's Eve cast on used this gorgeous yarn from la Bien Aimee.
The yarn is Merino Singles and Mohair Silk, both in the colour Highgarden.
It is...
Posting old favourites...
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Not much sewing getting done, but as it's the last day of
winter....yay!.... I thought I'd repost some old favourites.
Lovely and fresh, ready for spring. ...
Country Roads Inchies
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I can now share my "inchies" project. Quite a while ago now I went to
Spindle Cottage Workshop in deepest Digby Fen and, with other members of
Country Roa...
Admiring Australia!
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In my last post on British patchwork traditions, I mentioned that exciting
work is going on in Australia at the moment and here I must mention someone
who...
Roundup time......
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I haven't been very good at keeping up with my blog at all....
I did have amazing intentions early in the year but, well, life happens and
time passes!
I'm...
Well Hello There!
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Ok, so it's been a while since I was here last...a *very* long while, yes,
I know.
So why am I back now?
Am I back for good?
I have absolutely no idea!!!
W...
Life, abridged.
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I can hardly believe how long since I posted. Lots of good intentions, but
obviously no blogging action on my part. But there has been some sewing,
with th...
Where Has the Year Gone????
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There has been a lot happening since my last post, which has been way too
long ago so I have created some collages of shots taken throughout the
year. ...
applique wreath
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I haven't done any applique for the best part of a year and was having
withdrawal symptoms so pulled out a block to prep. This is block number 10
from the ...
Autumn storms.
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Hi everyone,
Autumn has so far been a challenge huge storms,Blackheath was white with
hail and freezing... Perfect for sewing!
Hope you were all safe and o...
Another Phase
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The top has now been sandwiched with the great help of my friend Jilly and
her borrowed kitchen island (a long story) and I have begun quilting!
I feel ...
It's been a long time coming
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Finally. At long last. My Civil War Sampler Quilt top is done!
After making a whole stack of Shoofly blocks to fill the gaps . . . I
decided against using...
Busy Stitching!
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Thanks to all who commented on my previous post - it is so nice to be in
Blogland again. We have QuiltWest coming up in a few weeks and Sweetie, Cat
Conne...
Sarah Evans Applique Quilt
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These two blocks are the start of an applique quilt that featured in Annette
Gero's book The Fabric of Society, the pattern was designed by Kim McLean.
My ...
New Year, New quilts
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Last year I think I only sewed. I certainly didnt knit, crochet or make
anything other than quilts. I had far too many trips away from home but
still had a...
The in-betweens
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*Dear Blog Friends,*
*It can't have escaped your notice that I haven't been blogging regularly
these past few months and my visits to your blogs have been w...
Geese for My Blind Man’s Fancy Swap
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[image: Pic2] Enlarge the photo and see if you can find sandcastles, bees,
butterflies, the chicken and the egg and cotton reels and I know the girls
hav...
Nine-Patch Swap
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Hi all this is for Australia only
Sorry to all others but the postage would be too difficult to work out.
*Ok who wants to play?* I am holding a nine-patch...
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