Well I've gone and done it!  I vowed and declared I wouldn't purchase any more fabric, just use from my stash, famous last words.  When Hancocks email arrived announcing free international postage for orders oof $100 I just couldn't resist a few Kaffe Fassett beauties.  After sewing mainly fairly masculine type colours lately for the retirement lodge I feel I am deserving of some brightness!!  Can't wait until they come, who knows what they might become.

I thought I would show you our journey over the past 12 months
From a very bare paddock which actually was actually part of a canola field when
we purchased the block to our finished house.  We now look out over a paddock of
what will be wheat come the warmer weather, it is just showing through now.
Just under the right hand pillar is my sewing room.

Frustration

I am totally frustrated with 'google' at the moment.  When I try and post a comment on another blog it keeps redirecting me to the 'create a blog' 'sign in' page, when I sign in it takes me back to the blog and once again it starts all over again, can anyone help me.

Inside walk in robe which is great for storing fabric!!
Only problem it is now all in view and my DH couldn't
believe how much fabric I have.  It was obviously all
well hidden in our old house

One side of the room is used for my computer/office

Latest Bridal Sampler Blocks

Arizona and Love in the Mist

Bears Paw and Oklahoma Dogwoo

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I can believe how long it is since my last post.  But the above is one of the reasons why.  My local group was asked by the local rotary club to make quilts for a local retirement lodge and these are 5 of seven quilts I made in the past month.  All very basic, quilt as you go but they will be appreciated by the residents as they are feeling the cold