Scrap Bag

I thought it might be nice to see what I have been working
on for the last 12 months and I was a bit shocked to find
that I hadn’t made as many quilts as I thought.

Then I remembered I made 2 Harlequin Stars Quilts and
also my new pickle dish quilt. These were very time consuming quilts!

The first Harlequin Stars quilt,
which was raffled and raised money for Vic Quilters.

My new nephew Angus got a quilt.

Noah’s quilt. I actually made two of these!
The original going to my friend’s baby
and the other for the shop.

Scrap Dots and Spots.
I still love this quilt and would like
to make another using different colours.

I even designed some cushions in 2011!

The 2nd Harlequin Stars Quilt.

Rainbow Circles.
A quilt I orginally designed for Quilters
Companion Magazine using a layer cake.

The pretty Poppy’s Quilt.
This ended up being the inspiration
for the Woodland Circles Quilt.

Pickled Orange Peel
The pattern for this quilt will be available
later in the year in Quilters Comapinion Magazine.

and finally Woodland Circles.

What a year!
Looking forward to 2012
and of course lots more quilts!!!

emma

We have a new quilt pattern!

It’s called Woodland Circles and it’s been made using
Cinderberry Stitches Woodland range of fabrics.

It’s been made using the raw edge method of applique
and a set of 64 charm squares.

The charm square packs have 2 of each
wonderful designs!

and welcome Dawn.
She is the lovely new creation from
Melly & Me.

and check out this fabulous range!
Daisy Chain from the talented Prints Charming
ladies, Cath & Kirsten.

Daisy Chain is 100% cotton fabric, and it is a heavier weight fabric,
sort of like a light weight canvas and suitable for all home decorating
applications and also quilts.

and we are very lucky to have this fabulous quilt
visiting us for a while. It has been made by
the talented Rita from Red Pepper Quilts
and she has kindly loaned us this stunning creation.

Annual Birthday Sale
Tuesday the 29th of November
to Saturday the 10th of December
20% OFF ALL STOCK

I have spent the last to week madly sewing.
The quilt I have been working on is a Pickle Dish
made mainly out of Joel Dewberry fabrics.

I was asked by Claire Mooney from Quilters Companion
to design a quilt for a special edition of this magazine.
It is going to feature traditional quilts made from modern fabrics.
Release date is June 2012.

I have always wanted to make a pickle dish quilt so this
was the perfect opportunity.

First job was to cut all the triangles
for the pointed arc pieces.
I then foundation pieced these arcs.

That sure was alot of sewing!

Then I had to sew the blocks together.

This is the finished block.
Just had to sew it all together.

and the finished quilt,

Ta Da

any ideas for a name?

Ever wanted to make one of Kellie’s (from Don’t Look Now) quilts?

“Worry Dolls”

Heres your chance to grab a fantastic fabric pack to make your own!

“In Spring”

Until the end of the month (30th of September) we are having
20% off our range of quilt packs.

“Alphabet Soup”

We have also discounted our range of
Colette Dress patterns to $12.
You can check them out here as well as
our other discounted patterns.

Lots of new fabrics of course.

All new arrivals can be viewed here.

Back in May a friend of mine had a little baby boy and called him Noah.

Noah’s quilt is  made from colours I just love
at the moment, red, aqua and gray.

I designed this quilt for him using our Funky Scrap Quilt as a start.

I have always loved this quilt and decided I would
make a cot version of it.

We have made up some packs using the same fabrics
as the original and you can check them out here.

Another quilt using Rosalie’s Sweet Broderie fabric.

Lots and lots of flying geese blocks – Maybe a goose chase, or a gaggle of geese!

also I have finished quilting that sawtooth stars,
now called a quilt for Jimmy John.

I have also discounted some more fabrics down to $10 p/mt.

Check them out here.

A little quilt I have been working on for a friends baby.
I love this block – one of my favourites!

(Blog finished – the blocks aren’t sewn together yet!)

Some other exciting news……

We are now stockist for Innergreen Toy Fill!

We have made a new version of the Snowball Quilt
as I had to give the original to my Gran for her Birthday.

As you can see I am still quilting this bright fun number.
Just using my walking foot and a some simple diagonal lines.
This version was made for us by Kirsty.
Thanks Kirsty!
You can get the pattern here,
and this patterns includes requirements
and instructions for 3 different sizes.

and this is a sneak peek of a new quilt I am working on. T
his one has been in the works for a while,
and now I finally have the time to finish it.
Well hopefully!

We have finally had some of the teal fabric arrive that Kellie used in her Alphabet Soup quilt,
so I have made up some packs for this quilt.

Check this out.

Nine birds, Kaffe Fassett style!

LOVE IT, LOVE IT, LOVE IT.

thanks Noel for bringing it in to show me!