Tuesday, April 28, 2009

My heavens where does time go I know it had been a while but this is ridiculous. What has happened since last post. Went to Girls day out in the country back in May. What a day they are. Good food. Great friends, Beautiful projects. Not long enough. I have finished one and a half of the projects will post photos soon as I finish number two. The punchneedle may take a while.



One tuesday class at the cottage. the ladies all brought scrap fabrics to make quilts for the Victoria Fire Victims. Having an 14month old I don't seem to get as much done on Tuesday as I use to, so I made these two quilts. Complete one fully but the other I had quilted by a friend mum in town.


Stitching a friendship
Shazza

Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Were is the time going, I can not believe its been a month since last posting, I have been busy doing what I'm not sure. Although I have got these to show. Pencil Cases for the kids. Large one open for my teenage son, pink ballerina's for my daughter and Rodeo for my school starter.
I have found them to make great birthday presents too. These one I made formy sons mates 5th birthday along with $5 roll inside.
So every childrens party my children get an invite to. This will be what they will receive. It's hard to know what kids have got these days or what they are into.

Yours in friendship
Sharon






Monday, February 9, 2009

Doll Day 2009


Hello Dolly or should I Dimity. Early this year I went to Cottage on the hill for a doll day. You could pick from either Dimity or Winifred. I had Dimity's patterns for ages, so it was nice to finally get her done. Really pleased with her. At the moment she welcome everyone as they come in the door. Is a lot of fun hanging out with 25 odd ladies who all enjoy similar things.

Patching a friendship
Sharon

Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Proud Mum


I would like to show off the work of my 7 year old daughter. She started this about 6 months ago. It was a stitchery out of Natalie Brid's Fairyland. She would do a little every now and then, but she got it finished. It was lovely to sit and stitch with her, but we would fight over the light.


I think I will frame it with a little fabric and a white timber frame to finish it off.


Patching a friendship
Sharon

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

Christmas 08

Hope you had a safe & merry christmas with a fantastic start to the new year. My fabulous husband went shopping for me for christmas. I did buy something for myself but he said he has to get something so I had something I didn't know about Christmas day to open and this is what he brought me. He went shopping in Scone at I think the name is Scrap N' Patch. a little shop in the arcade behind the camera shop. He was proud because he choose the fabric and pattern along with...

A Gardener's Journal by Anni Downs from Hatched and Patched. I think he brought this one because I also like gardening.. Doesn't matter it's beautiful. The only problem was that I then had to patchwork on christmas day.
He couldn't go crook (bloody patchwork) as everyone else was playing with their gifts. So I had to too. Away I went and made my bag. He did well choosing the fabric very me.

Will be back regular to show & tell creation I have made. I am making a year's resolution to be active with my blogging this year. Leaving comment, reading what everyone up to. Make sure to leave a comment of any sort. I love reading comments and where they come from. Blogging is so amazing being able to talk to people all over the world or close by that are like minded spirits.
Patching a friendship
Sharon











Sunday, October 19, 2008

And the winner for the Open Section is my own design Garden Patch.

Here is Vicki's version of Retro Charm by Threads of Time
Another of my quilts which was a Kerry Swain design "So Pink" with some needle turned flowers added.


Here Danielle's Scrappy Hearts


Emily's Sweet Basket of Roses by Patti Carey.



And Beryl's "Tea for Two"

The small items section were photogragh with the Beginners Section quilts. The winner for this section was "Wilma" by Trudi she was a beautiful bears with dress and matching bag.
Again thanks to all the ladies who made quilts or items for the sale table. I am very proud to be giving the National Breast Cancer Foundation over $1500.
Now to get back to the unfinished items I put aside to organise the quilt challenge
Happy Stitching





Sunday, October 12, 2008

More photos from the quilt for a Cure. Sorry about the quilts being on their sides. This was the winner of the Professional Section. Congrates to Betty self designed quilt.

Another self designed quilt by Kerry called "Friendship Rose"

and these two lovely quilt by Meredith called "Strip Tease" these are Merediths own designs.