The dream is getting closer and I am stocking items to open soon - only on weekends to start with but you are always welcomed to come and sew you dont need to buy.
A quick update on whats been happening to me lately as it has been a very long time since I have been able to blog.
So 5 quilt tops made for Christmas and now I just have to make time to quilt them - oops wheres my magic quilting fairy
I have spent a lot of time reading other blogs and my favourites include Granny Loz, Gail Pan designs and check out Gails new book, Linda from Gum Valley Patchwork and she has her book "Dear Prudence" finally published all about her incredible quilt.
A challenge from Anne and Bun; her and I have the same kit from Lisa at Dyed and Gone to Heaven Dyed and Gone to Heaven called Aurora so before Anne arrives home from her latest trip we have to have them complete - photos to follow later.
So a quick trip to Adelaide for Anzac Day as Dear Husband marched again - the marchers are getting fewer - a lot more signs with no-one behind them but the crowd is getting bigger which is fantastic.
We spend some time in Adelaide waiting for Nigel to finish "catching" up with his friends. The kids and I explored - keep finding inspirations everywhere I look.
A tile in a wall corner of Gawler Place and North Terrace
Inside the SA Museum
The kids and I had fun in Rundle Mall with the bronze pigs - Sarah cannot recall seeing them before...mm how long has it been since we were in Adelaide.
Back home to work Friday and then back to Adelaide for my cousins 30th - here she is with her cake and beautiful daughter - can you guess what Kaylee is after
So off to church this morning - Children's mass and the kids are reading and being altar serving. Then maybe just maybe I will be able to sneak off to Nays Place after....more projects planned for this year.
Waikerie Primary School is 100 years old this year and we have celebrations planned for August - I am helping put together a banner - all the older classrooms have designed a square with a theme and we are getting the younger classrooms to stamp the kids hands to border the banner. Loving this project but can see some busy times ahead.
Take Care
Keep Stitching
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